Middletown transcript., 1897-12-04

all kinds Of Dfied and Canned Fruits ant
Vegetables, go}to W.T.. CoNNELLEEs.
About .wS weekssgo of 36 panes oI
window glass'in the building which Mr.
Brady was moving to his new Creamery
site some boys in town maliciously broke
outlS5 of them There were said to be four
| teen boys in the plot but Mr.. Brady caught
| FIVE in the building and this week the case
was brought before Justice of the Peace
! Reynolds. The parents of the five boys
each paid 81 SO cost and paid for the DAM
ages; the case was with drawn. In line
with this was the visit of several boys to
the Opera House the night Of the festival
after all had gone, when they eat and de-
stroyed the cakes. cream, salad, &c. left
over. The boys then started to run away
but returned at night. Who these boys
were, will be told in the paper if they con-
tinue these malicious acts.
-AtJ. II. Emerscn's you may find to-day
the largest stock Uf Furniture-Novelties
and Staples-that he has ever shown. In
Rugs-Smyrna and Animal-a very large
variety. All grades of carpets by sample.
Also Ingram Art Squares. The interior of
the store has been renovated-take look
lat it and the new goods.
J Tho Hum of industry is the sweetest
nusic. We are especially fond of music.
I'D in order to hear it little palmer we
ught some very industrious hummers in
A Xmas line, that should make plenty of
d Isle for US this year. Candies, Nuts,
F its and Toys of every description. Upl
UAUp! That's it when it come to quality.
Up way Up! We can't get matireal and
gu les any too good for our custonbers.
Dol ll Downl Down! That's when it comes
to ies. Down Away down! Lower than
else ere. We maintain that standard and
alW 5 will. It's our system of low prices
and gh quality that makes US leaders.
Conn ee our stock and come early. Don't
wait til the last day or week, you might
not i so much to choose from. Come at
once B. Messick's.
MARY BoLTEN.
"A ge variety oil heaters. at low
prices. IDpLETowN HARDWARE HOUSE.
HAY you seen the novelties at Bragg,
don's drl tore2 Pretty articles at pretty
prices: nj large for looking.
The kion meeting of the oranges,
seven in amber, of New Castle county.
held an a DAY meeting in Grange Hall on
Wednesds The attendance was large, as
all the gran were well represented.
Mrs. Br} of Port Penn escaped
what might been a serious accident.
While going IA Port Penn to Odessa the
horse became ghtened and ran away.
breaking the kge up and throwing her
out. but she ped with only a few
bruises.
Mrs Nancy son Mckinley, mother
of the Presiden Is stricken with para
lysis early Thur morning at her home,
at Canton, Ohio is not expected to
survive the atta( he President has gone
to her bedside. SO years old.
A hearty wei to one and all at
William Brockso Kris Kingle is there
and the popular cor is ready 70 receive.
him and to assist i1 transfer of horses
wagons, and vaIi Ok other toys for the
little ones. Preset both useful and
ornamental, suitabA fol young and old.
Brio Brac q spechlty.t Gracious clerks
every ready with courtesy toward all
Remember the entertainment by the
n.,clto-a nFApdau ovo,ain0
The exercises will open with hymn by
the young ladies. followed by duet by
Lloyd and Gladys Blagdonl- Next is the
minor drama. "Blild Attachment" by
the Kings Daughters. Misses Blanche and
Ada Cochran will siig duet. After the
entertainment there will be aIbazar, home
made candy being the speciality Admis-
sion Is cents.
For several weeks representatives Of
the large publishing houie, y. NJ. Runk &
Co., have been in the Stale gathering data
for the new history of Delaware which this
firm proposes to publish. The general
agent, Mr.. G. w. Williams, and one of his
assistants, Mr.. G. ]. Kent, came to town on
Monday to begin the work Of gathering
the data. Mr.. Kent has headquarters at
the National Hotel and will work st.
Georges hundred and the territory adjacent
There are many historical and biographical
facts of interest which should be given Mr..
Kent.
AT w. s. Letherbury's Will be found a
full and complete line of Heating and Cook
Stoves, Ranges. as well as a complete line
of Tinware, Agateware, LamT Goods, Stove
Boards. Coal Hos, Oil Hea ers and Oil
Stoves. Prices as low as the lowest. He
Heaters, STOVES aud TinworE, Roofing.
Plumbing and Steam Heating. In his l0c.
window will be found many useful articles
to which he invites your special attention.
and during the Holidays specsal display
will be made and many articles for Holiday
gifts will be found. In passing do not fall
to cast a lance aud convince yourself of
the bargains for 10c. for both old and young.
We have been having suth warm
weather that the blanket Us well as the
clothing dealers have been uneasy for fear
their stocks would be left on their hands. (
This, however, has been dispelled in the
blanket line, as we learn that J. C. Parker |
has sold upwards of hundred dollars
worth of blankets and robes in the last two
days at retail. Mr.. Parker is undecided
whether it was the weather that has caused |
such activity or the advertisement the
TRANSCRIPT has given him for the reason
SO many have said I'VE want to see that
Buffalo the TRANSCRIPT mentioned" We
know Mr.. Parker is~equal to every elner-
gency in the blanket and robe line as he |
still has nice line of goods at job prices.
as well as the imitation Buffalo Robe which |
beats every thing in the way Of carriage
wrap as it is both water and wind proof. |
Go see him for bargain in this line as we'll
as harness and horse goods. Nothing
better for a Christmas present. |
You will soon be looking for fruits for
the Christmas cake. DeValinger has Rails
ins, Citrons. Orange and Lemon Peel, Cur
rents, Figs, Dates. Paper Shell Almoads,