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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-14
Gunmpre.

-SrI. Maria Wtbsr in uIs 2ebrsrin
Der Stule in bem Gbriitian @butd @e'
bGute srnannt iporoen.
= Cine iunss 9odtsr ber GbeIsuts
Tranf @sniaer tputbe am 5reitas i'm
Dunmors SiisbbOfs bssrbist.
-N't breiwb6entli6sm Siiaffunb,
nobmen am Dunuerftae bic scranton
Oefsn Werfe ben Betrisb pisber ouf.
- Gin peiterer Diebhabl srsianet,
Iit am Sonntoa RaGt. inbem Der Dub,
nerhaa bes Srnine Secor an Dlair
Strabs ouseerdumt purce.
- Der Bols 8ebesfi bon Sobnfon's
gat6 tpurbe am isreitas BEN 2adatpannc
SoipitaI iibsrpis'sn. an elmer 9srwunb-
uns iiber oem linien Nuse leiosnb. b,
er ON DonnsrIias Absnb bel sinsn
araipaq baoontrus.
Dem Tbomas 2aneau bon bic
purbe am Samitoe beim Water Ga,
auf sinem O.. 8. & D, 5ra6t,uss be
re&ts arm 70 bbs perIsbt, oab ibm bsr
felbe ipdter i'm 2ddaDanna 9oipltal ab
ssnommen uerben mu6te.
- Ginbre6er befudisn am Sreita
Absnb bic Office Der Dunmors 2umbe
Gompanis. iibsriubsn iebod BEL ibrs
Durdhbberuna bic Summe bon $40
in eluer Sdublaoe uno erbielten bab,
feline ,8suts fe idbeinsn Dor 9esnbisun
ibrsr Arbsit psridsudt porben su isIn.
Ser Surbiss S,nrp SadiOn, be
Der Sauptlelter Der Ginbrs6erbanoe iei
fol-. tpeI6s in Isster 3sit bier tpeitIdufi
opsrirts. tpurbe ON 5rsitos Nadt einas
fanssn uuo in grmanseluus bon $50
9drsi6uft in's @efansnib seianbt. q
tpurbs babel entbsdt, oils er aus Der Sob
Sisssns @obnuns on Drinter Struf
cine Insabl slrtifeI ftubl. serfolst ur
eineefaneen.
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Dos Der Gnbfeits.

SIN ber l2. @arb in GIbermnnn Do'
nouan pieoernominirt poroen.
Ser Sunser Wlanner6or bdIt am 10.
Ssbruar in S6impff'S Saas elm eOn'
sert unb BAL ab.
Select Councilman &Obert 8obinfon.
Der fiir einise Gage frani mar, befinbei
iiH auf Der Beheruns.
Bier ainber ber gbeleuts Gbarles
Spranoel bon Gromn Npsnus lieeen on
bee Dipbtberitis barnieber.
@ins g,sriammIuns Der biesieitisen
SonpsIs Bsbbrbe foa moreen Nbsno
itottinoen, su Der bic 8drssr sinsslabsn
tno.
Die bsborifsbsnbsn germdblunsen bon
Ssrrn pbiIip Sheuer nit SRI. Rite
j uls, unb Serrn Better Sries NIT SRI.
emma Robris. iino far bisisn WOnat
anesiiinoiet.
Bier 2naben brn1sn su beridiebenen
3eiten am Sonntaa auf bem 9fo. 4
WaHsrbebdIter bes &oaring Broof our6
oas @is, bod retteten ie iid burG In'
Hammer on ben &anb bsS Giiss.
Serr Gbriit. SauBef bon Wiqotp
Strabe purbe am porlebten Wltttpob
glbenb BON einsm ShIasunfaae bstroffen
unb iein 9uitans II 70 ftlimm, baB @s'
nsiuns nod sipeifslbaft IL.
Srau 6. @su,eI ifarb am Samida in
Der @Obnuns ibrer To&ter. Srau Whi'
ser on Srpins Npsnue, unb purbs am
Wontas BON Der Solp Trinity Iuib.
2ude aus i'm Soreit Sia SrisbbOfe be-
eroist.
Daniel 2ansopisfi. gfsboitsur Der
biefeen polnif6sn 3eituns. febrte ON
Donnsrias BON 9bilabslpbia. su,dd mo
er i'm 8uiammenbang nit oem Hiot Ieb'
ten Sommer pro,siiirt unb frsiseiprodsn
uurbe.
Die RepubIiianer ber l9 Warb bat'
ten seitern Absnb in 6oHons's $ De
brsn gaucus unb pominrten George
lSirib fir ben Common Council unb
Sdfot 3. Wiqer fdr Albsrmann, beS.
slsi6en bic Warb. .8eamtsn.
Dis nsuen 8eamten bes Sdpdbifden
8runfen unteritdsunss 8sreins iiuo :
Brdlibent. Tbsooor Straub Bi3e grd.
iinbsnt. Gbr,it. Dloier; Protof. Seir..
| u. @intermantsl; Sinons Seir., q. 5.
| Sorban; Truitee. Dapio Uiaier.
Ssnrs We@raib bon Sub @isbina.
ton Iuenue, 8ormlnn in Der Sub Stabl.
mdble. tpuroe am DOnnerfias our6 Elm
arobss Stld giisn an ben 8Opf setrof'
fen, bas ibm einsn sroben Shnitt bel.
bradte, ioOab er flr @odenfrlf oas
oaus bitten mus.
Der 8apsriids 8ranfen rlntsritds'
unss. 8erein bat fiir ben laufsnOen Ger.
min foIsenoe 8eamle erpdblt: Srieprit
S,idsr. Brdlioent; Sobn aubwis. 8ps
BrdiiOent; SObn aepb. S4ubme'ter
| Sobn S6i6t. prot. Setr. Anoreaa
@larner, Trultes.
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Satet Gnds Dor ealben s.sen sea.

iarrh. bic 0usdflbsr snibaItsn ba au,dflbsr
fiber ben enn bee Ssruds jtrit0rtn uno oas
Aauie Sp p',m uoIlis t.rriittsn mirb. mtnn 20
ourd oW ihlsimtstu Ousrhddsu siHprinot.
Solde Artitei iolten ME auber auf Wtroronnug
gut beruftrer asrJte etbrOuht wsrbsn. ba osi
Sdaoeu. ben fs anridisn, S,bnmaI 70 srob | 4
als oos @ate eas Sbr oauoR trjielen tonutst
pau's Saiatrb.sur tabritrt Don 8 3 gbsntp
Il So. Soleoo. o tntbalt fsin 0usdRlbsr unt
ruiro iuntrltd 9tnommsn uno mirtt olrtft auf
Die ftlsim lsen Sbs fdhsu oa epfsms
Benn Sbr 2alfs Saiarrb BUR fauft, lsio fider
oab Sbr bic ddtt bsiommt Sit miro innsrlid
ssnommtu uno in aolsoo. Spio, pon 0. 9
Sbenep & 60. ssmaht.
Va gertauft bon allen apoibstun Brett
75e. Die 6lalds
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Spbe Narfer Nfott,en.

= Ssrr Ssinri6 2eber bon Sampion
Strobe leiost an elnem perrsnftsn SUB,
fnbhel.
= Serr Geo. anieriem bon Rorb
Sumner AUenue ii our& aranfbeit ans
Suus sefsReIt.
& Srau s. SO. @arnte unb Sobn
unb SRI. 2apina S6nsa pobnten lebte
@o6e ber 8ermdbIuns ibrss Gouiins
Bm. Sslbis in 3swart. q. S., bel.
= 8idarb 9. Gbmarbs BON 8.
Strabe il am Wontas in Der 8euepue
Dline burd cine annette Spreneune
i6limm am Rddsn uno rlnteri5rpsr Der.
lebt tporoen.
= Wartin @6beI harb am Samitaa
i'm Silioe Seim i'm @lter bon 76 Sab.
rem an aaeemsiner altsrsidpads unb
tpurbe ON Diittpo6 bonn Sauie ieines
Sobnes an 3orb Spoe 9arf apenue aus
beeroigt.
= 9seen @sbr. 2uce bon georb Nlain
Ipenue ipurbe am Dienftas cine grefu.
tlon bon s9.908 73 erlanet uno ibr 2as
ben baraufbin BON Deputy S6eriff Ser.
Der sei6IpRen. DaS @si6dft 1T zines
Der dltsitsn uuf Oieier Settle.
-Sobn WcSaIs bon Srid Strobe
ipuree am Oonneritae in Der Gapouie
Wine 10 itlimm oerlsbt. bab ct tpab.
reno Der neberfibruns na6 ieiner Bobn.
uns itarb; Elm DsdsnfaQ traf ibn unb
ftste ibm einsn SddbsIbru9 unb msb.
rsre 2no1enbrG&e au.
= Wontas NaGmittas eniiianb in
BEN Wobnbauie bes Sobn D'5ara an
A. StroBe in 8saepue burb cine frbIer,
bnfte Ofentbbre Elm 5euer. bas bic bur6
&afen 40 alarmirts Seuerpebr isboG
IN tnrjer 3eit nit 8erinsem Sdaosn
lbi1te.
= Bel alien 2unssnIeiben pirb Der
Gals burd bas fortwdbrenbs Suiten an.
sser,fen. ginss Der beiisn SeiImitieI III
unbsoinet Or. Ausuh 85nis's Sambur.
aer 8ruittbee er l5ft ben Shlsim unb
bsrubist. unb Der Patisnt bat einsn rubi.
gen S&Iaf.
= Sobn z. 8ilIiams bate 9laae
sessn Bolisift Marter pssen amts.
pFt4ttbertreiuns einsereitt. neil bisier
'bn Dor mebreren Wohen i'm patagonia
Sotel arretirte; ber Wapor unteriubts
am Wlonta8 bic 2laee unb fant. bab
Narfer nur feline gflIdt setban bate.
= Srant Srabp bon gaorb Drain ape.
nue. fiel am Samitas in Der idoIidsn
StubImdble in eins 10 Sub tisfs eiierne
..Pu" uno ipurbe beiinnunsslos aufss.
boben nad ielner neberilbruns i'm DO.
isS TapIor Soipital wurbe fehseitsqt,
oaB bic 8srlssuneen ni6t iebr ssfdbrli6
limb.
= Cine 8anbs Ginbfe6sr beiu6te
am Sreitos Radt bic Office Der aephone
9faier Gompanie an Se6iter Sirabe,
,nbem iie ii4 Gintritt bur6 elm Ssnits,
peri&affts. Ausenf6einlid tpurbsn bic
Diebe ieoob in ibrer Nrbsit burb sinen
5uno Der Ru6buri4aft erfdredt, bsnn
lroeoem iGon Elm Sod in bic @elbipinbs
ssbObri mar. entfernten fe f9 misosr,
obne ibr Werf su beenbsn.
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Saub's Pillen witfsn miIbs, absr
raid uat tbsr auf bic 2sber uno ben
Deaeen. 26s.
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3smfc's
SD ltoeuti6e Sieritube,
AIS penn apen ne.

Gin nod aIto,utidn 8tiie gefibrtes eofal
100 man fiber IL atts augtntbms 8si,lfdat
~ Ruotn,,
Eas nit osrieIbsn perbunbtue R Il
rant lisfen ole 9slifaf,fm Der Sabrss,elt
,.@inbura'r eutb du uno befae Siers
invorhrfs Bsib. unb Rotbwslns, prlna 6 9 T
rtz, bsFias bssisHnRs.
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Sdnf PsriOnsn psrIOren ssfsrn ibs
2eben IN bem neusn Waoespile Shahi
(bsi gottspiae) Der Reaoine Gompanis.
Sic fariten 275 5us ilef in ben S&a6l
binab. Da Der Auf,ussapparot infoIs,
per bttteren Rdlte nitbt arbsitste.
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= Wer einen Gatarrb bsiIsn niq.
mub mt Oem 8Iut anfanasn. Sooo's
Sariapariaa beieltist bic nria&s bisiss
nebels uno belt Gatarrb Oabur&, bab
Fe has 8lut rsiniet.
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17


The country grows more and more
eautiful as the spring advances, and an
hour spent amid the beauties of nature at
this awakening season, will do much to
brighten and cheer the busy, burdened
work-a-day folks. Get out into the beauti-
full country, no matter IL you haven't a
wheel, walking is not obsolete. The green
fields, the smell Of fresh earth and sound
of wild birds singing are the best tonic
known yet. Try it for your liver.
That permanently distinct and peren-
nial style of amusement known as "Min-
strels" is still undoubtedly popular with
the masses is shown by the business being
done throughout the country by Denton's
Royal Nightingale Minstrels, headed by
the great Colored Comedian. who is be
yond question the greatest exponent Of the
genuine negro minstrels in the world: This
year they come with brand new show
which according to newspapers comments.
surpasses anythisg everattempted by this
organization. They will appear at the
opera House Wednesday. April 2lst
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17

speaker of the evening at the County Con-
vention of the W. G. T. q. held in the Pres
byterian Church.
A flag reception will be held at the pub
lie school building on Friday 23rd when
the Jr. O. U. A. NJ. will present new flag.
The torn and tattered one flying from the
staff seems to have fulfilled its duty and
the town people will welcome the new one,
with due appreciation.
The Young people of the Presbyterian
Church are practising for drama to be given
on the evening of Easter Monday in Assem-
bly, Hall for the benefit of the church.A full
house is desired and an assurance guaran-
teed of delightful evening. Under the
able management of Miss J. w. J. Marley
these young people are fully qualified to
sustain. their :parts, and the entertainment
beyond doubt WILDE an exceedingly fine
affair,
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DELAWARE CITY.
Mr.. 81. VonCulin is ill again.

Mr.. 81. VonCulin is jill again.
Mr.. Beers, of Wilmington, was in town
on Monday.
Miss Annie Sch under spent Wednesday
in Wilmington.
Miss Bina Morris has returned from a
visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Nellie Swan visited her brother near
st Georges on Monday.
Several persons u1itsl with ths Presby-
terian Church last Sunday.
A business meeting was held on Tuesday
evening by the Y. NJ. G. A.
Mr.. R. Janvier, Of Wilmington, is the
guest Of the Misses Janvier.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Wingate spent We'd
nesday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edgar Vail. from near Porter's Stat
ion, spent Wednesday in town.
The music for Easter in the Episcopal
Church will, as usual be very fine.
Services were held daily this week, being
Holy Week, in the Episcopal Church.
The Mite Society of the Presbyterian
Church met at Mrs. Thomas Prices.
Mrs. Emil Alteman and children are
visiting her mother, Mrs. John Beck.
Special music is being practised for Eas-
ter services in the Presbyterian Church..
Mrs. Bradway is at home, having rented
her Atlantic City house, she will reside here
Mrs. Ellen VOORHEES,, of Wilmington,
will spend Eastar with Mrs. N. Geo. Price.
Mrs. Joseph Anderson left on Saturday
for the fishing ground to join her husband.
A special meeting of the Epworth League
was held in the chapel on Monday even
ing.
Miss Fannie Reeves is spending Easter
with the the Misses Limerick in German
town.
The hyacinths in DIR. r. s. Dunlap's yard
are sthings of beauty" and well worth
peep over the fence.
Miss Marley's. niece, Beulah. being i'll
with measles Miss B.. Morris has been sup
plying her place rs teacher.
We announce with pleasure the conyal-
esing Of Mr.. Geo. McIntire who is able to
be out alter q long and serious illness.
Delegates to s. s. Convention to- be held
In Hanover. Church, Wilmington next week.
Presbyterian Church, Ma. F. BelIevilIe.
Miss Carrie Clark and Miss Z. vanKirk
NJ. E. Church. Miss Tompson and s. Hines,
Jr.
Mrs. r. MeIntire entertained Mrs. Mafg.
aret Ellis. Of New Jersey who was the
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17
cHRUCH CHIMES.

The Easter Service in st. Anne's P. e.
Church will be as usual, very interesting.
The Y. P. 8. C. E. of Forest Pre- sbyteisn
Church meets every Sunday eve. at 6.45.
Topic for Sunday eve. April 18th different
kinds of death and the conquest of them"
Meeting to be led by Miss Annie Ellison.
In the Methodist Episcopal Church there
will be special Easter services tomorrow.
floral decora tions and special music
Preaching by the Pastor Dr.. 1. i. Wood.
Subject for the morning"The Risen Christ"
and for the evening "The Tragedy of Cal
vary"
Easter Sunday will be observed in the
Forest Presbyterian Church by the render
ing Of special music by the choir at both
services and by special sermons by the Pas
for, Rev. F. II. Moore. The morning sub
ject will be what is death2" and the eve
ming subject will be "What is lifeP' A cor.
dial invitation is extended to all.
The Presbytery of New Castle will meet
in the Forest Presbyterian Church on next
Tuesday evening, April Goth at74 o'clock,
when the sermon will be preached by the
retiring moderator, the Rev. w. J. Fitz-
Simon. The Presbytery will continue in
session in the morning and afternoon Of
Wednesday April 21st and in the evening
at u O'Clock. platform meeting will be
held, and addresses will be made upon the
following subjects: 1.-THE Presbyterian
Church and lhe Young People" BY the
Rev. J. L. Howk, D. D., of Pocomoke City
Foreign Missions" by the Rey. J. B. Tur-
ner, of Dover. Home Missions" by the
Rev. T. A. McCurdy. D. D., of Wilmington.
All are cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17
ST. GEORGES ITEMS.

4
Mrs. George Swain is quite ill with pneu-
monia.
Miss Kate Stevens was in Wilmington
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hudson made visit
in Wilmington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Silver, of Red Lion,
werein town on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. N. Sutton and daughter Miss
Eva spent Monday in Wilmington.
Miss Edna Cazfer, from near Glasgow,
was the guest of Miss Susie Davidson on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jones also Mr.. and
Mrs. William Price were in Wilmington on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Walker, of Los Angeles. Cal. was the
guest of her brother the Rev. R. A. David
son on Monday.
Mrs. ]. II. Stewart who has been confined
to her room for the past few days. is now
slowly improving
DIR. s. A Fritz entertained DR.. Davis, of
Philadelphia and Mr.. W. ]. Willis, of Will
mington on Sunday last.
Mrs. ]. T. McWhorter and daughter, Miss
Annie McWhorter, of Wilmington are the
guests of Mrs. Leontine McWhorter.
Mrs. Sweeney and daughter Miss Letitia
Sweeney, of Wilmington, were the guests
of Mrs. James Garman, on Wednesday.
Cards are out announcing the wedding of
Miss Ella NJ. Swain and Mr.. William I.
Harmon to take place, April 21st, in the
NJ. E. Church of this place. reception will
be given at the home of the BRIDES parents
directly after the marriage ceremony.
The trustees of the Presbyterian Church
held'a meeting on Wednesday and reported
the church to be in very good financial
condition. Mrs. Mary Gamm who was
member, and removed to Port Penn about
five years ago and has since died, left 800
to the above church.
The Cantata given in Odd Fellows Hall,
April 18th, entitled Red Riding Hoods
Rescue" for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Church, was grand success. The different
characters were as follows: A chorus con-
sisting of about twenty children. Miss Eva
Sutton, Red Riding Hood; Mrs. Margaret
Reybold, Mother; Mrs. w. Ellison, Grand
mother; Mr.. W. Janvier. Uncle; Mr.. o.
Riley, the wolf. One particularly striking
feature in the "Forest Scene" was the
"Blue Bell Chorus" by a number of little
girls decorated in blue bell crowns and |
wreathes; little Maggie Cam, added very
much to it by her "Butter-cup" solo and |
also little Retta Sparks with her "Pink |
roses" One scene in the Grandmother's |
cottage where the woodman killed the |
wolf was quite striking. The last scene in
the rejoicing over the rescue of Red Riding
Hood was very pretty. All the parts were
well taken.
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17
ODESSA NOTES.

Joseph @. Eccles, assistant clerk of the
Clio, is quite sick.
Miss Lord, Of Philadelphia, is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Lord.
Mr.. Victor E. sparklyp spent Sunday
with Wilmington friends.
Rev. W. o. Hurst and family, attended a
very pretty wedding in Clayton Wednes-
| day.
Engineer Charles Roe, of the rteamer
Clio, is suffering from severe attack of
lumbago.
Miss Virginia Lord spent several days in
Philadelphia last week purchasing her
spring goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans and little
ones spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Turpin Rose.
Miss Maggie Aspril. of Wilmington, who
has been spending week with Mrs. Har-
rison Vandegrift, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Elwood Dulin died suddenly on
Caturday from heart failure. She was
buried on Monday in Drawyer's Cemetery
Alice Mccoy, the youngest daughter of
Mr.Jack Mccoy, met with painful though
not serious accident one day this week, by
jumping on q pitchfork.
Mrs. Eliza Appleton and Mrs. ophelia
George spent part of Saturday and Sunday
as the guests of Mrs. and Miss Buekson
at their new home, in Stanton.
Rev. W. O. Hurst has organized Nor.
NAL Glass of the officers and teachers Of st.
Pauls NJ. e. Sunday School. The class
will meet on Thursday evenings.
'Green Bros. sturgeon feet left here Tues
day evening. The. feet consisted of two
schooners and eleven skiffs. Each skiff i
manned by two men and contains 45o yards
Of net.
Mr.. Oliver Stevens. who has been spend
ing the winter in Florida, looking after the
interests of a Philadelphia commission
house, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Stevens.
Mrs. Jonathan George. of Wilmington. Il
visiting Odessa friends this week. She il
having tombs erected in memory of her
husband and son, who are buried in the
M. E. Cemetery.
The Busy Bees had quilting party at the
home Of Miss Della Green. on Wednesday
evening. Contrary to the usual habit Of
bees. they have been very busy ali winter.
and have almost finished their preparations
for box to be sent % India.
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17
AIlvaIv Ind0a.

Union Conclave of MogulIisns, a new
order Of United Workmen was instituted
in Middletown Tuesday night, a number Of
official from Wilmington under Deputy
Grand Master, VIM. N. Mccormick being
present Before the Conclave was institut-
ed Martin B. Burris Esq, was initiated in
to the United Workmen, and also Joined
the Mogullians later.
The new conclave was initiated with
these officers:
Master Mogul. W. s. Letherbuly; past
master mogul, D. W. Colpit; senior mongul,
W. Brockson junior mogul, G. r. Clayton;
worthy supe, J. Fl. Emerson: cash grabber,
E. Prettyman; quill driver, A Hushebeck;
inside snoozer; G. A. Ritchie; outside
snoozer, E. T. Bishop.
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17
Free stop-oyer at washington.

Free StOp-OVer aG-W asnIngC0ns
On all. through tickets between the east
west. north and south. reading via Balti-
more g Ohio Railroad, stop-over at
Washington can be secured. without extra
charge for railroad fare. by depositing the
ticket, upon arrival at Washington, with
the B. & o. station ticket agent at that
point Washington is always attractive to
visitors, and particularly SO while Congress
is in session. This arrangement for stop
over privilege will doubtless be appreciated
by the public, and will bring to the National
Capital many travellers to view its superb
public buildings, monuments. museums and
thoroughfares.
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17
SNAKE into YOUR shoa.

Aliens Foot-Ease, powder for the feet.
Itcures painful. swollen, smarting feet and
instantly takes the sting out of corns and
bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery
Of the age. Aliens Foot Ease makes tight
fitting or new shoes feel easy. 1t Is Ger.
tain cure for sweating, calious and hot,
tired, aching feet. Try It to-day. Sold by all
druggists and shoe stores. By mail for Csc.
in stamps. Trial package Free. Address,
Allen s. 0imsted. Le Roy. Ny.
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17
Reduced Rates to New York via Penn

sylyania Railroad.
For the dedication of the Grant Monu-
mental Tomb, April 27. the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to New York to the general public
from all points on its line, exclusive of
Pittsburg and Erie proper, on April 26, and
from Altoona and Williamsport and inter-
mediate points. and stations on other di-
visions within one hundred and f fly miles
of New York on April 26, and for trains
reaching New York before noon on, April
q, at rate of single fare for the round trip
(no less rate than 81 .0O), good to return un-
til April %, inclusive. Tickets for military
and other organizations in uniform, num-
bering twenty-five or more, travelling in a
body on one ticket, will be sold on same
dates. from not less than twenty-five miles
from New York at further reduction. For
specific rates apply to ticket agents.
The parade on this occasion will be the
grandest military demonstration since the
war. Thousands of veterans, United States
regulars, and State Militiamen will be in
line.
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17

A Great Saving for Horse Owners.
Carriages, buggies and harness can be
bought of the Elkhart Carriage and Harness
Mfg. Co., of Elkhart. Ind. at one-third less
than dealers prices. Their products ar
described in large catalogue that is mailed
froa
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17

Many Children are Troubled With
Worms.
Mother Gray s Sweet Worm Powders cure
Feverishness and Destroy Worms. Used by
Mother Gray, nurse in the Children's
Home, New York. At all druggists, 25c.
Sample Free. Addressed, Allen s. Olmsted
LEROY. N. Y.
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17

Mrs. Lizzie Ellegood, wife Of DR.. Robert
G. Ellegood Of Concord, and mother Of
DR., ]. A. Eflegood, Of Wilmington, died in
Baltimore on Monday, where she had gone
have an operation performed.
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17
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j, JOHN P. MCINTYRE, tenant of the
house known as the National Hotel, situated
at Middletown, in United School Districts
nos. 90 and o., county Of New Castle and
state OF Delaware, in compliance with the
requirements of the acts of the General As
sembly, In such case made and provided, do
hereby gvie notice that shall apply In writ.
ing to the Court CT the General Session OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Della
ware, in and for New Castle comfy, on MON
pay, the 10th day Of May, A. D., 1897, being
the next term of said court, for q license for
said s house as an inn or tavern, for the sale
titles than one quart, to be drunk on the pre-
misses, and the following respectable citizeIfs
Of the said United School District recommend
the said application, viz
Z: A: Cochran, ]. A. Manlove,
William II. Cochran, j. L. Parsons,
2: =. Eou!ke, q. Med. Roberts,
VIM. E. Dixon, VIM. J. Corrfe.
Geo. w. Gill, Lewis Miller,
william Kates, Joseph W. Gary,
]. II. Manlove, G.. Ellis,
G. w. Price, r. 81. Foster,
Geo: w. Peterson, Geo. N. Hazel,
Wnilam j. Given, j. Warner Brockson.
apr.l0-3t JOHN P. MCINTYRE.
DEL, April 10th, 1897
Middletown transcript., 1897-04-17
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