Middletown transcript., 1896-12-12

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Dodd house which he vacated being unite
anted rsthe time being. Mrs. Webb hi
| purchased the pretty little house on Il
East End owned by Mr.J. G. Wilson
Townsend.
Don't you want Toilet Atomizer? Cs
you give prettier Xmas gifl? We ca
please you in styles and colors. Watch on
window display. VAuaHAs's Pharmacy.
] The prettiest pigs ever prepared for th
pan were seen at Mr.. J. X. Longs on MOI
day evening. Apair of them dressed fe
Mr.. Alex Maxwell at the Merritt Hous'
! Wilmington. Mr.. Long is an expert j
dressing pork, as this pair Of porkers hav
proven.
Candies and Nuts; Fresh Fruit for Frui
Cakes at w. T. Connellees.
MIR. T. Edgar Clayton at Mt Pleasan
slaughtered this week The champion porke
of ST. Georges hundred. His hogship was
of the Jersey Red stock and weighed 55;
pounds. beating by 10 pounds the larg
porker killed last week on the farm Of Mr.
Richard Clayton.
Try some of Orrelrs groceries. beans
hominy and cranberries.
Mrs. Fannie Lock wood has begun hel
mid-winter sale of millinery, at bargain
prices. Newest winter styles in trimmed
hats and bonnets. She also has fine as
sortment of stamped linen doilies, carvers
and center pieces with every color and
shade in embroidery silk.
The Junior Auxiliary of st. Anne's P.
3. Church will have bazaar in Woods
Hall, this Saturday evening from 8 till 9
o'clock. They will have cake, home made
candies and fancy articles for sale and
those looking for Christmas presents will
do well to patronize the Juniors bazaar.
We are well stocked in Soaps, such as
w. 81. Browns Cold Cream and Glycerine.
Jersey Cream, Palm Oil, Buttermilk, Cuti-
cura etc. Prices are pleasing.
VAUaHAN's PHARMACY.
The Ladies Auxiliary of st. Anne's ship
ped this week Christmas box to minis
ter's family in North Carolina. 1t contained,
besides various outfits for the different
members of the family, a number of house
hold articles such as "only a woman"
would think Of The ladies of Newark,
Delaware City and Symrna had hand in
in furnishing the supplies.
PROVISIONAL CARD.-Dr. w. E. Barnard
Surgeon Dentist. Office same location. op.
posite The post Office. ALI operations per
tanning to dentistry guaranteed. 0dontun-
der and Gas for painless extracting.
The song of the shirt to the merriest
tune of the season is heard at theShirt Fac
tory these days. In order to fill the large
orders already in by @ ristmas, the force is
working till nine o'clock at night and the
prospects were never brighter for a busy
season than at present. A full force on full
time and full pay make good times for
many Middletown family.
MANY rejoice that they ever heard
"Goldey's," that well-known Wilmington
(Def) Commercial and Shorthand College.
Its short, practical courses soonfitted thesef
young people for good positions.
The Publishers of the Union Signal,
the official organ of the National W. G. T.
o.. have donated copy Of this excellent
to the Y. NJ. G. A. of Middletown
ior one year. beginning with this month,
which courtesy is much appreciated by the
association. Mrs. II. M. Barr has also con-
sributed number of books to their library,
works being among the
number.
For nuts. raisins. and all kinds of drie d
fruits 60 to Satterfield's, on North Broad
Itreet. He has very nice mixtures from
zen is to Is cents per lb.. and every thing in
he line of groceries and canned goods.
Mrs. Massey invites your attention to
ner stock of fChristmas goods: She has
beautiful collection of cut lglass and silver
we're, and great variety of novelties
pretty fan cies in silver and gold. pins,
rings and all kinds of jeweiry. Clocks
watches and pretty ornaments for the
mantle and sideboard especially suitable |
or Christmas gifts or wedding presents.
If you want blankets to put your
lorses in condition for the sale, we have |
hem and r,ll sell them to you in large lots |
It quantity prices. Wholesale & Retail.
&c. PARKER.
Little Joseph Walker had painful ac-
ident on Saturday. In attempting to
ross the road near his home on East Main
treet, he ran directly in front of horse
idden by Lee Osrel. and was knocked
own and ran owe the fingers of one
and being badly cut, requiring the sur
cons skill, but forta nately there were no
ther injuries. The horse and his rider
ere also thrown, and there YVES general
;are at the East End but no serious re-
1lts.
Get Minneapolis fo ur for the Chris
las cookies, at Satterfield's 1t is the best
our in the market, and m kes the sweet
It, whitest bread.
Rev. William Fitz-Simon, moderator of
lie Presbytery of New Castle. rich met
lis year at Zion, Cecil county, has ap-
ointed the following committee 10 inves-
gate the Olivet Street Church trouble at
,e meeting Of the Presbytery at Middle
'wn: Rev. DR.. D. E. Shaw, Colora. chair
ian; Rev. J. B. Turner, Dover, Del; Rey.
u. r.Reigart, Salisbury Nd; John T. Dewitt,
rovidence. Nd, and w., T. Skinner, M.
}. Glasgow, Delaware. +
Car load of New York State apples at
[iddletown depot Wednesday, December
5th, to be sold at wholesale and retail at
cry reasonable figures. Farmers should
lrchase barrel each.-A. R. Brigdon,
Farmers Institute-There will be a
,ecial meeting of the New Castle County
armers' Institute. free to all. to be held in
dessa on Tuesday afternoon. Dec. Is, at
o'clock. Prof. G. E. Chapman of Peru
lie, N. Y. viii address the meeting. His
lbject win be principally of Swine and
eir care. Diaries with special reference
silos. These meetings are open to the
rIlin and . fi1ll stfond anco ss ,ruad