Middletown transcript., 1897-12-18
Watches at Mrs. Massey's,

AltuOLUs.
The famous ice cream COW TO be seen a
Jones.
Every body uses Bragdon's Poultry Rem
edy. it cures: 25 cents.
Apples 6Octs. per basket at Bradleys
The cheapest in town.
Fresh roasted peanuts 3cts. per quart,
the best in town. at Bradley's
For reliable Christmas groceries, fruits
and nuts, go to E. +. Ingram's.
Pound cake. lady cake, doughnuts and
all kinds of fancy cakes at Paul Wehers
AT Jones for fruits and nuts, oranges. Cal
ifornia navals. Florida dates, ,raisins and figs.
-For pine turkeys geese or drinkt.apples
and fruits. give your orders to 3. F. In
grams.
-Sachets, Pocket Books, Writing Paper,
Extracts in boxes or in bulk ALFRED
Wrightsn Vaughan's Pharmacy.
Come and see our line of fine candies
none better. Lowney's fruits in cases fresh
from Boston Factory, at Jones.
-stop-Loo at the nice Dolls and all kind
Of Toys, Horses, Carts, Stables, Musical Toys
for children. Books at Jones.
w. B. Kates has just received large
assortment Of candies. nuts, fruits etc.
Leave orders for Maryland biscuit.
"A large assortment ofsiIver novelties at
Mrs. Masseys.
Sterling Sterling sSiill#eEspeens Sil# Il Mrs Massays-
"A large and well selected stock OF
Watches, Jewelry and Silverware at Masseys.
Operators on Shirts. Apply
to F. II. Burgess at Factory.
"A large variety oil heaters. at low
prices. MIDDLErowN HARDWARE HOUSE.
Mr.. Alday Clements has purchased Of
Mr.. E. E. Marsh the Meadows Farm" near
Warwick for $4,000.
-FoR REsT.-Three Dwellings on Main
street and one in the rear.
MISS FANNIE SHEPHERD.
The best White Malaga Grapes. lScts.
per lb. at w. T. CoNNELEE's.
"A colored minister of the Baptist per
suasion held services in the Opera House
on Sunday.
60 to Matthews for your white noun
tain, lady, marble, pound and jelly roll
cake, 15cts. per pound.
House now occupy for Rent Pos
sion December ist. J. B. MEssIcK.
Cook stoves and rangesfor coal or wood
Prices low.
MlDDLETowN HARDWARE HOUSE.
The Young gentlemen of Middletown
will give their usual Holiday dance in the
Opera House on New Years eve.
It's folly. to lose your poultry when the
use of Bragdon's Poultry Remedy is guar
anteed to you for 25 cents.
If you want to make your friend. har-
py, make them present of box of Bur
rows cigars. The best in town.
MFR. Stephen Boyer has rented tie Clay
ton Homestead owned by Mrs. ]. Fletcher
Price of Chesapeake City and will move
there in March.
You'll want some pictures framed for
Holiday Presents-R Rowe now has on hand
fine selection of moulding. Give him
your orders early.
The Methodist and Presbyterian Sun
day-schools will give Christmas treat to
the children The Msthodists have select
ed Tuesday eyening.of Christmas week.
Rev. B. F. Price, former pastor here
viii fill the pulpit of the NE. Church next
Sunday morning at l0.30 Mr. Price is ons
of the sunny elderly preachers Of the Will
mington Conference and is always helpful
in what he may say.
"A choice selection of fne Watches
Jewelry and Novelties for Christmas. Eyes
tested and gold or steel spectales furnished
at city prices. Honest and fair dealing is
my motto. George w. Foard. Practical Oh
tician and Matchmaker, Middleiown.
Lingo. the Negro who has figured in
two New Jersey murder trials, has gotter
in the clutches Of the law again. He en-
deayored to entice young lady away from
home evidently with evil designs. l
lynching were justifable ii will seem to b
in this case.
"A murder was committed Tuegda,
near Hare's Corner. George Farra.a farmer
was the victim. the object being robbery b
having been paid some money that eysuin
in the presence Of colored laborer names
Charlie Thorn who Is suspected. He ha
not yet been apprehended.
f1<.o..o- -. Dsol,o-<a Crore
Of Cheswold who ran on the Prohibition
ticket FOR Congress last fall. was kille
Thursday evening in an explosion in th
Federal Building, Whining on. where b
was employed. He was to have been ma
ried 70 Miss Eya Carey OF Cheswold nez
Thursday.
: Go to SatterHelds for fne mixtures
nuts. raisins, figs. and oranges. As chea
as the cheapest. Also full line Of fine gro
cries and provisions. wood and wiIlo,
ware, china, glass. tin and stone war
Boots and notions. All at rock bottom
prices.
The stores or MiddDetown have bee
arFayed in Holidsy Attire and Ghristms
Shoppers viii find much to interest then
Among the most prominent and tastel
arranged windows is George w. Ford
gewelry and Optical Store. corner Bros
and Main steeets, which is neatly festoont
with evergreen and holly.
The cake walk at Browntown churc
was quite success Thursday night. oy,
ten dollars we're collected at the door on
nickis admission. There were fifty whit
present.. The judges were a long time deci
ink Ehe winners and II had the appssran
Of san attempt 70 sribe the Bench" b
finally John Henry and Mamie Scott We
declared The winners a first prize. viii
Baynra Green and Hagar Waters took se
ond. There was much that was ludicrog
and not little sracs Of motion in 4
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