Middletown transcript., 1897-10-02
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Local News.

Every body uses Bragdon's Poultry Rer
edy, 1t cures: rs cents.
Lewis r. sasse, Of Wilmington, hs
been reappointed q justice Of the peace ant
notary public by Governor Tunnel.
Only three high grade wheels left, on
for $40. J. G. PARKER.
Because William Fl. Bratton. farme
living about one mile from Wilmington
scratched an insect bite, he died Sunday
Blood poisoning set in.
Remember that J. r. McWhorter ha
a full line of carriage and argricultura
Implements on haad
When Presiding Elder Adams returned
home from Rehoboth he discovered tina
burglars had been in his house. Only q
few small things were missed.
It's folly, to lose your poultry when tht
use of Bragdon's Poultry Remedy is gu al
anteed to you for 25 cents.
William Kirkwood, of Kirkwood, has
been restored to the pension list and in ad'
dition will receive about 81 200 back pay
He is the last living descendent of Col
Kirk wood. who led the Delaware line in
the Revolution.
IA graduate of your school Examined
with many others,) was selected as secre-
tary in this Office. (Phil.) The attainments
evidence your careful training" Read adv.
GoIdey College and send for catalogue.
We would inform some of our SUBJ
scribers that the price of this paper is not
increased by the Dingley bill, but we wish
to correct the misrepresentation of some
Others who appear to think it was placed
on the free list.-Dover Index"
Advantages of LeGore's Combination
Of Lime above others are, it acts quicker.
asts longer. takes less per acre. For State
analysis and scientific test. testimonials,
prices, &C, address. ]. w. LeGore, Woods
boro, Md.
"A train on the B. & o. r. r. struck q
drag near Carrcroft on Tuesday, killing
Mytro Dopriski, the Russian dairyman Of
Robert T. Baldwin, tennet Of J. E. Ad-
dicks, and two of Mr.. Beldwin's children,
Maud age 13 and George Z. All three were
buried on Thursday.
PROFESSIONAL CARD.-Dr. w. E. Barnard
Surgeon Dentist, Office same location, op
posite the post Office. All operations per-
tanning to dentistry guaranteed. Odontun-
der and Gas for painless extracting.
I'm Court this week the sum of $1201 80
was namet a. the amount due fEesa G. G. W
@. McCrone to George Lockwood, erection
of James v. Crawford. Mr.. Lockwood was
also given verdict against Fl. II. Clothier,
Alex. Maxwell, W. R. L. Tatman and p. J.
Lynch for Seo2 EACH:
--FARMERs, LOOK TO Your INTEREST
Visit the Flour, Feed and Exchange Store of
Evans & Son, nextdoor to Parker's Harness
Store. Wholesale and retail. Flour, Meal
and Feed given in exchange for grain.
The circus on Tuesday brings 100
horses. They travel by their own special
train and will be here early in the morning.
coming from Newark. Board for 45 of the
actors has been engaged at the National
Hotel. This is probably the largest and
best circus which has visited Middletown
for years.
indications point TO a large gathering
at the coming Easton District Epworth
League Convention to be held at Clayton,
on the 14th and 18th of October and it is
expected that all the churches on the dis
Ericl win be represented whether they have
an organized league or not. DR.. Geo. w.
Miller, of Baltimore, viii be one of the
principal speakers. Reduced rates have
been made by all the Railroads within the
bounds named.
We have now stored In the Ware
House, Middletown, fifty tons of assorted
brands of Fertilizers for late buyers and
hose farmers that will run short when
seeding wheat.
s. NJ. REYNOLDS, agt.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
AT the Dover Fair Rozier J. Boulden.
of FELTON,. exhibited four immensely large
Vatermelons-ranging from sixty to sew
,nty-one pounds each-which we're of a
lew variety originated by him. Their quail
ty was tested by seedsmen from Philadel- |
'hia, and it proved so excellent that spot
,ash offer of twenty-five dollars was made |
o Mr.. Boulden for the seed of the four
melons, The offer was refused and Mr.. |
3oulden will plant all next season.
The excursion season at Rehoboth is |
learing an end. On October 1. trains Nos.
go. 391, 1856 and 1852, connecting with Della
ware road trains, will be discontinued be- |
ween Lewes and Rehoboth. This has been |
he most successful season in the history of |
he above place. Both the hotels did |
,ood business during the entire season and
It times were compelled to send away ap-
,licants for accommodation. The success |
u Rehoboth during the past season has al |
eady started q building boom and four
ottages are now under construction and
lumber more will be built before the fall |
) over.
Since bicyc ling has made bruises one
f the every day events the simplest and
'est method for treating them should
orm part of ones education. In cases
where the skin is not broken apply as
quickly as possible to the injured part
10th wrung out Of hot water. Change the
10th constantly until the pain is eased.
then rub in gently little salt butter or
weet oil. Afterwards apply at frequent
intervals the following lotion which it is
yell to prepare and keep on hand for
mergencies: Acetate of ammonia, two
unces; spirits of wine, one ounce; spirits
f camphor, 20 drops. and water, half
int. These ingredients are to be well
mixed together. Ifyour fall takes place at
considerable distance from where hot
vatsr can be procured breathe several times
nto your folded handkerchief and apply 1t
luickly to The bruise. Repeat this again
nd again, and the warmth will help to
,revent discoloration.
-sThe Workers" seriel now running
a Scribners, is what the writer claims it to
q a-realistic sketch. For the purpose of
aiming knowledge on the labor problem,
he hero, II such he can be styled. leaves
lis home Of comfort and luxury and starts
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