Middletown transcript., 1898-04-30

pany in anotherlumn.
Bishop Coleman will preach at st.
Anne's P. e. Church tomorrow evening
and will administer the rite of continuation.
See our Cook Stoves and Ranges, me
dunn size, large or small. All at surprising
low prices, and yet ten per cent off for
cash. MIppLErowN HARDWARE HOUSE.
Again fear is expressed that the snow,
hail and rain of Thursday will damage
fruit aud retard vegetation. 1t was as un-
usual severe storm.
Choice Chrysanthemums. Geraniums,
Grape vines, Cabbage and Tomato Plants
for sale by G. R. cLAYroN. Cass street
Middletown, Del.
The machine building of Delaware
College at Newark, and the contents were
entirely destroyed by fire Tuesday. Loss
sos, 600, insurance $500.
To FARMERs-Send your teams in at
any time and get any kind of phosphate
you may want. Large stock always in
warehouse, JESSE L. SHEPHERD
s. Nj. REYNOLDS, Agt.
Mrs. Fannie Clayton William has had
planted this week two Norway naples for
shade in front of the TRANscRIPT Office. an
improvement greatly needed and long neg
lected.
If you want photographs of yourself or
family, go to Trink'leer. West Main street.
The Associated Charities of Whining
ton have taken up a number of vacant lots
within the city which are to be cultivated
for the poor. G. A. Brothers recently OF
Dover has been chosen superintendent Of
the gardens.
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.
The Board of Trade of Wilmington. and
the progressive business men. have decided
on another excursion from the Peninsula
to that city ON the 18th of May. That Of
the 9Th of April appears to have been
entirely satisfactory.
-Foa SALE.-A fine farm of "A acres, 10
acres woodland, nice dwelling, good gran
ary and stables, orchard and vineyard, not
far from water and rail facilities. Terms
easy at private sale. Inquire at TRANSCRIPT
Office.
-Messrs. James +. .ShaIleross and VIM
III. Voshell have exchanged, properties
Mr.. voshell gets farm ntar Henderson,
Nd. for the McDonough Mills, known q
Smiths Mills. Mr.. VosheIl will still oper-
ate the Brick Mill
--Forhs, shsxeli Spades Axes, Kopt
Traces, Chain Traces. Hames, Curry Combs
Horse Brushes, Farm Bells. Grindstones
and all other kinds of Hardware, Tin Wars
and Wooden Ware suited to the season al
way down prices" at
MIpDLErowE HARDWARE House.
Sabbath Services in Bethesda Metho
dist Church. 1890 ''The Preventing Good
ness of God" Psalms 2l-3. 1880 The Re
lief Of the Oppressed is q Law Of DiYine
Proyidence" Psalms 1886. A welcome tc
all. officers and soldiers of the Camp anc
visitors cordially invited.
The large ad of J. F. McWhorter 4
Son in another column of This issue shoul'
be read by every farmer in this section, a
their large stock embraces the best line
carriages and all kinds of farming imple
ments TO be found in the State.
The Rev. F. H. Moore will pr each II
the Forest Presbyterian Church on Sunda!
next. his subject at the evening services be
ing rs there future for Spaina' All ar
cordially invited. A special invitation ]
extended to the officers and soldiers Of thu
National Guard of Delaware to attend al
or any of the services Of this church.
Mr.. william Holten and Mrs. Id
Houston were quietly married at the resi-
dence of the brides aunt near Mt. Pleas
ant ON Wednesday. Rev. /. L.Wood official
ing. They followed the example Of tn
Rroonl's nephew, Mr.. C. B. E. Holten VIII
was welded the same day at Pocomok,
City to Miss Ellen Dale.
-FARMERs AND HoRsEMEN.-I desire
call your attention to the fact that I hav
secured the services Of Mr.. George "
Howard, who is considered by those fc
whom he has done horse shoeing to be on
of the best shoers in the country. A trii
is earnestly solicited. FRANK Gates.
If you want new hat for your lit
girl, or for yourself, call on Mrs. A. N. M
Kee, who has any quantity Of beautifr
flowers and summer goods.
The new pipe organ forthe NJ. Z
Church was received yesterday. TIL
organ recital will be given on Tues
day evening, May 18th, by Prof.
T BfFang, one of the finest organists in Y
country. The dedication Of the organ wi
be on Sunday, May 22nd, for which th
best lady sololist Of Philadelphia has bee
engaged,
Monday was record breaker in th
shad fishing line. over l4,0O0 fish hayin
bean brought in on that day. OF thes
$3.50 we're caught by the Fisherman's Pr
tectiye Association boats and the baians
by the King q ELLINGTON boats. The hig
boat for one tide was Ali. They sold
$i2 per hundred. In the aggregate soos
5000 was paid out last week g the tshel
men. with the prospects Of better resni
this week.--New Castle News