Middletown transcript., 1899-07-22
MIDDLETowN. DEL. JULY %. 1899.
Local News.

CS6S 0AA JOAh5 SAAASi~SA-S O.
Armstrong;.
lady wants position as clerk. Apply
ut this Office.
Armstrong; is headquarters for fresh
eggs at market prices.
"A 9o-feet hltching shed is being erected
in st. Anne's church yard.
DIR Vallandigham win preach in Forest
Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
DIR. w. <. BARNARD, SURGEON DENTIST.
Office Southeast corner OF Main and Scott
streets.
: Copies made from Tin Types or any
other pictures Of any description at Trink-
Iere's Studio.
Rev. W. J. Wilkie administered the
Lords Supper at Trinity Church, Clayton,
last Sunday morning.
Bring your young Chickens to Arm
strong-best market prices. Go there for
the best for the table.
The ladies were satisfied with the result
from the Lawn Fete held under the auspices
Of the ladies auxiliary.
"A rich vein of clay which is over 35
feet deep has been found on the Mousey
farm, north Of Newark.
On the farm of Register in Chancery
Ferguson, near Blackbird, veins of iron ore
and fine clay were discovered.
by the way what is our young friend
Lieutenant Hobson doing?-Morning News.
Cunning for his rival, that kissing Bug.
The Highlands post office, near Will
mington, will be discontinued on August
1st, and the free delivery system instituted
in its stead.
The latest thing in butter making is
the Wheeler Gravity Cream Separator.
Price from "a to $110O. For sale by
J. F. McWHoRTER & Son. i
--FoR RENr-MortOn house on Green st.
Possession given in two weeks. Good side
board for sale. Apply to
Dr.. w. e. BARNARD.
IF you are going out of town for an out
ing leave your address at The Transcript
Office aud the paper will follow you. It is
the only way to keep posted on town
affairs.
DO you like ice cream? DO you make
your own ice cream? Ifnot, the TRANSCRIPT
is advertising book Of instructions given
away under certain conditions See ad. in
another column.
-WANTED.-Industrou and honest men
Of good appearance as agents for the In
dustrial Accident Insurance Company of
the United States. Apply to G. Schirmer,
Sec'y, Dover. Del.
The oil tank steamer Maverick, which
carried a load of pure Brandywine river
water to the naval forces when in front Of
Cuba, was wrecked by an explosion at
Halifax, N. g., on Tuesday.
From the present outlook it is not un-
likely that good timothy hay will sell for
$40 and over ton before the year is out.
Hay is scarce article this year amongst
the farmers all over the country.-Exchange
Augustus Hollingsworth. colored, of st.
Augustine, was struck over the head with
spitchfork by John Stewart, colored, on
the farm of Isaac Gibbs. and seriously in
iured. A warrant has been issued for
Stewards arrest.
"A. Q. Whittock, on Jas. P. Hoffecker's
"Hapgman's Branch" farm near Odessa,
had three fields of wheat-95 acres. One
field had IS bushels per acre. another SO,
and the third 254, making an average of 20
bushels for the 95 acres.
Ralph Bingham, the celebrated boy
Preacher" has gone on the variety stage
and his managers advertise a testimonial
from Rev. J. A. B. Wilson. No doubt the
Rev. gentleman win call il in. as there is a
difference between "before and AFTER"
A list OF unclaimed letters remaining in
the Middletown post Office which can be
had by saying they are advertised:
Miss Mabel Forsyth, NJ iss B. Dessa Paria,
care Martin Segars; Gorge Lee, Charles H.
Miller, Laven Ricketts,, William Ross.
Rev. Julius Dodd, who was stationed at
Chestertown, Nd. by the last session Of the
Wilmington Conference, has been trans
ferred to State street Methodist Episcopal
Church, Camden, N. j., to succeed Rev. Mr..
Sunfeld, who has taken charge of the
pulpit vacated by Mr.. Dodd.
$. Redmond Smith, clerk of the United
States Court. who lives at Elsmere, has
purchased from the Farmers Bank q farm
containing about 2s0 acres located near
Delaware City. 1t adjoins farms Of Deputy
United States Marshal Clark, James P.
Winchester and Harlan G. Scott
The trustees Of Delaware College, Mon
day, elected these officers for the expert
mental station: Arthur T. Neale, director;
Frederick d. Chester, mycologist; Charles
L. Renny, chemist; William H. Bishop,
msseorologist; g. Ii. Powell, horticulturist;
s. Dwight Sanderson. entomologist.
The second excursion of the P. w. &
B.R r.. on Thursday was not well patro-
nixed by citizens fthis town. Four tickets
were sold to Rehoboth and fourteen to
Ocean City. The New Castle base ball team
took advantage Of the reduced rates to
cross bats with the Lewes team at the latter
place.
Indigestion brings on distress after
eating with heaviness and deafness of the
stomach, sick headache, weary and tired
feeling that IL not relieved by rest, I'M
healthy eruptions on the skin, constipa.
don. loss Of appetite, pains in the sides and
back, etc These are but few of the symp-
toms of indigestion and dyspepsia. To
multitudes who thus suffer Mother Seigels
Curative Syrup has proved help and q
blessing. Price 6oc. and 300. bottle. Il
win cost yon nothing to try 1t. Sample
frse. Address A. ]. White, No. s26, los
Duane 81, New York.