Middletown transcript., 1899-12-09
Local News.

Wanted at Arplstrongs 1000 dozen
eggs, Highest market prices.
Sons of Delaware. Philadelphia. par
took of the annual dinner Thursday even
ing. A son of Ex- Gov. Tenn , le was elected
President.
The Rev. F. H. Moore's sermon on
next Sunday evening will be appropriate to
The One hundredth Anniversary OF the
Death Of Washington. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
DIR. W. e. BARNARD, SURGEON DENTIST
Office Southeast corner of Main aud Scott
streets.
The Kings Daughters will give an en-
tertainment on Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th,
at 745, in St, Anne's Parish Building. Be-
sides the entertainment there will be home
made candies for sale, &c.
Kings Daughters Entertainment, Tues
cav evening, Dec. 18th, st. Annes Parish
Building.
-rhe annouacs nent that fer tilizers ar e
likely to be much higher next season is
unwelcome news to farmers. Phosphate
rick is now selling at $3.50 per ton, while
only s 2.65 per ton was paid for it q few
months ago. All fertilizer materials have
advanced correspondipgly.
Key. J. ID. c. Hanna, agent for the
Century Fund, will preach in Bethesda M
e Church, Sunday morning, Dec. 18th.
He will deliver his illustrated lecture Tues"
day evening, Dec. .l9th
"A SECONDHAND ''Spears" Fireplace
Heater for sale at a bargain,not much used.
Middetown Hardware House
Al Bethesda NJ. E. Church to morrow
Love Feast at $50 a. III. followed ut 1870
by sermon by Rev W. F. Cochran presiding
elder. In the evening Rev. Hurst of Odessa
we'll preach The pastor, Rev. E. w. Caswell
flls the pulpits at Smyrna at Clayton for
Dr. Cochran Quarterly Conference here on
Monday, Dec. 11th.
DIR. J. c. Sites, Dentist. Office Pen
ington building, opposite Messick's store.
Painless extraction. Gas administered
and Obtunder used.
"A two hundred acre farm near Port
Penn, owned by Joseph II. Denney, was
bought few days ago by James Y. Cloud,
of Chester county, Pa. The price paid was
$500.
Largest and best variety Cook Stoves
and Parlor Heaters, and lowest prices.
Middletown Hardware House. |
Mr.. Joshua Clayton passed very cred |
liable examination for admission to the
Maryland Bar before the State Examining |
Board in Baltimore last week. Eleven |
candidates took the examination.
-Sausage Machinery, Lard Presses, Lard
Cans, Butcher Knives, Carving Knives and |
Knives and Forks. Best Goods and Best
Prices at MiddIetown Hardware House.
Hon John H. Hofecker whose term in |
Congress began December 4th is the Oldest |
of the new Representatives. He will reside |
at 'The Corkran'' r14th d X. streets, N. W. |
Mr.. Walter O.. Hoffecker, his oldest son will |
Join his father next week.
The first issue of the New York TIi |
Weekly Tribune was issued Nov. Goth and |
the subsequent issues have proven it equal
almost to the best daily. for busy man
All paid up subscribers to the TRANSCRIPT. |
can have the two papers one year for " 90. |
Upon request at the TRANSCRIPT Office, or
by postal, sample copy will be sent. |
Next years election should make great |
demand for these two papers-one National
and the other State. 2OS papers for $500. |
Inquire at TRAEscRIPr Office or write.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper |
will be administered in the Forest Presby- |
terian Church on tomorrow morning. The |
Preparatory service will be held this after
noon at three o. clock-The Session will |
meet Immediately after the Preparatory
Service and also on tomorrow, Sunday
morning, to receive all desiring to unite in
Church membership.
-MiddIetown Hardware House has 9
frst-class Tinsrnith getting the new shop in
order and in few days will be prepared 10
do all kinds of NEW WORK or J0BBING.
Repairing and Jobbing on Roofing. Spout
ing, Stoves and Heaters PROMPTLY and
cheaply attended to.
Toys of all kinds, Handsome tree trim
mings, Fruits, Choice Candies, LoWneys
especially at Jones 4 Bradleys
Until further notice all CANNES found
running the streets Of Smyrna will be shot
by the officers.-The mad dog scare is gen.
eral around Smyrna and Clayton One bit
seyera persons in Elkton last week. 1t
will be wise to be cautious of all strange
dogs.
--"Oh that Tongue" at Jones & Bradleys
The dwelling on the Log Cabin farm
10 Blackbird hundred, owned by John P.
Hudson, which was recently burned to'the
ground. when Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Caulk
lost ali their furniture and clothing, has
been rebuilt. The new house has seven
rooms.
Come and see the wonderful What is
it.r at Jones & Bradleys.
Walter Badker who three weeks ago
received severe injuries by the bursting of
mis- gun when shooting at rabbit on the
farm Of Mr.. Dennis j. Nowland near Town,
returned Thursday from the Delaware
Hosnital, where hs had been under treat
ment II was.pt first thought that the left
arm would Be amputated, but il was saved.
DIR. J. M. r. White, Of Wilmington,
viii be at the residence Of Mrs. Margaret
Clayton ON Cass street every Thursday
afternoon where she may be seen profess
ionally.