Middletown transcript., 1892-10-13
FOREST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
LOCAL AFFAIRS

The usual afternoon service wi
be resumed in st. Anne's Chapel t
morrow friday at three O'Clock.
The new organ for Forest Pre-
byterian church will be used for th
first time in religious service on ne1
Sunday morning.
= Frank Duncan is giving boxin
lessons to class of young men. Th
lessons are given on stated nights, j
McWhorter's Hall.
In Commemoration of Columbu
day w. R. Reynolds will envelop
the Hand Made harness purchases
from him during this month in hand
some flannel cases.
A meeting of the Board Of Trad
has been called for tomorrow Friday
evening at half-past seven o'clock il
the Board of Trade rooms. A full
attendance is requested.
= The mile trotted by Gypsey Glri
owned by DR.. J. C. Mccoy of the great
kite track, at Philadelphia yesterday
IN 2.17t, was the fastest mile evel
trotted by a horse owned in Delaware
= Saturday, George T. Brown Esq.
Attorney for Mrs. Sarah A. Reynolds
administrative of the estate of VIM.
A. Reynolds, deceased, sold the prop
erty on Lake Street now occupied by
Harry Gears to Mrs. Frank Lippincott
for $3.50.
: The celebrated Moss Family y
will make their yearly visit to Middle
town on November 7th. The we'll
known reputation of this most excel
lent family insures them warm re-
ception.
Quite a number of the members
of Volunteer Hose Company went to
New Castle this morning to take part
in the State Firemen's Parade there
this afternoon. It is expected that
nearly 5000 firemen will be in the
procession.
: The members of the Cleveland
Democratic club are requested to at
tend a public meeting at McWhorter's
Hall next Tuesday evening, October
18th. J. Harvey Whiteman, Esq, and
another prominent Democrat will be
present and deliver addresses.
: Remember the large stock of Dry
Goods, Notions, Hats and Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Clothing, Carpets, Oil cloths,
Curtains &C., of w. Fl. Moore & Co.,
must be closed out quickly. Do not
fail to take advantage of this chance
for getting great bargains.
W. H. MOORE & Co.
- On Tuesday morning Detective
McVey arrived in town and arrested
Herman Sylvester, a farmer living
with J. G. Allston, on the charge of
abduction of IA year old girl. The
mother of the girl who lives in Will
mington, had him arrested and taken
to Wilmington but upon proof of
their marriage being prod uced, they
were discharged.
A meeting was held at Prof.
Tharp's residence on Monday evening
for the purpose of organizing a debat-
ing club to be branch of the Nation
al Lycaum League of America. There
were eight young men present who
took the necessary action to secure a
charter, upon the receipt of which they
will organize, select a name and meet
ing night and elect officers.
VIM. R. Reynolds, our popular
harness manufacturer, last week de-
livered to J. G. Mccoy set Of fine
track harness which he had made for
DR.. McCoy's fast yearling, Miss Elinor
1924, which weighed, complete, only
10 pounds. Gypsey Girl, another of
DR.. McCoy's horses, last week won a
race in Baltimore while wearing set
of the Reynolds make.
The Volunteer Hose Company
will give a Fair and Festival in the
Opera House, beginning Tuesday,
October 25th and closing Saturday,
October 29th. They have sent out
requests for contributions, and it is
hoped that the responses will be
general, prompt and generous. The
members of Volunteer stand ready at
anv time to save the property and
perhaps the lives of our citizens, and
anv call from them for assistance in
their efforts to perpetuate their exis-
tence and efficiency should be heartily
seconded by every resident OF this
town and vicinity.
Charles L. Doughten OF the we'll
known firm of J. P. Doughten " Co.,
the mems outfitters of Wilmington
will be in Middletown at the National
Hotel. Monday, October 18th. He will
be pleased to take orders for any
a ort;cles contained in their large and
complete stock of Mems Furnishings,
comprising the latest styles in neck
wear shirts, hosiery, gloves and
underwear including the celebrated
Dr. Jaegers Sanitary underwear SO
highly endorsed by physicians (for
which they are sole agents for Deia-
warel Messrs. J. P. Doughten & Co.,
are so favorably known throughout
this state that the very fact OF mer-
chandise being from their house is a
guarantee in itself.