The Delawarean., 1900-08-18
Register to-day.

Carriages of all kinds for sale at Dam
ner d Co.'s.
Go Ito Geo. w. Bakers to buy your
J wagons, springs and peach baskets.
"Ceylon" blend tea sold only at
"The Magnet" 127 Uoockerman street
A full line of bamboo porch screens,
all sizes, at Graham's Furniture store,
Camden.
The corset display at E. Downes &
4 Co.'S store il satracting considerable
attention.
just received a fine line of teas. cot
fees and spices. "The Magnet" 127
Loockerman street.
John Waller has built a cottage at
KiUas Hammock which he and his
family are occupying.
The finest job printing done at The
Delawarean office at the lowest prices.
Give us call
The Cambridge baseball club de-
feated THE Easton club at Cambridge
Thursday, by a score of ) to 1.
4 VIII pay the highest market price
for all kinds of grain-A. G. Massey &
Co., Dover, Del.
Highest cash price paid for spring
chickens and veal calyes.-J. Willis
Newell, Dover, Del.
Margaret, daughter Of John and
Laura Danenhower of Cheswold, died
Sunday, aged seven months.
Use Tough ON Flies" and protect
your stock from the ravages of all in
sects. For sale by Geo. w. Baker.
Get registered to-day and you can
increase by your vote the Democratic
majority in Delaware next November.
I am selling my stock of hardware
goods at cost Store also for rent or
sale-Samuel Armstrong, Camden, Del. |
Carrow at Dover, is giving some
great bargains in summer shirts.
Some odd sizes at half price and less.
Don't miss these genuine bargains
Carrow's, Dover.
John Camac, Harry Vane, Walter
Cariss and Marvel Gooden played
baseball with the Houston club against
Berlin in THE Maryland town on
Thursday. The Berlin club won by
the score of s ito Z.
Since leaving Goldey College in
1898, have never been out of employ
ment," writes Goldey College gradu-
ate. Write to-day to H. S. Goldey,
Wilmington, Del, for new catalogue.
See adv, this paper.
The camp-meeting at Pentecpsual
Grove camp ground, near Denton, is
being held with great success, and
number of conversions have been re-
ported. The services on Thursday
were in charge of Rev. E. H. Dashiell
Of Rockland, Del.
Mrs. L. D. Whelen, Ladies' Hair
Dresser, Loockerman street near Depot,
Dover, braids, switches, puffs, all
kinds of hair work done. Combings
made up in any style. Hair dyeing.
Shampooing with medical shampoo a
speciality Mail orders promptly at
tended to-
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.-On
and after Wednesday, August 10, the
canning factory at Rising Sun will be
open to receive tomatoes and peaches.
Fruit under size for shipping will be
bought and also the better grades az
highest market prices.-Farmers'
Preserving Company, Rising Sun, Del.
Farmer Perkins horses gave a re
markable performance Monday after
noon when they became frightened at
the railway station and ran through
Doockerman street, down State and
around the Public Square ito their
home down the bay road without in
jurying anything. The horses We're
badly scared and ran ait break-neck
speed, turning out for the many teams
that lined the route, arriving at the
farm without doing any damage.
Advices were received here lon
Thursday that the Supreme Court de-
cisiion in California, granting new
trial to Albert Hoff, who brutally
murdered Mrs. Clute while laying her
carpets, will insure new trial to Mrs.
Botkin, convicted of the murder of !
Mrs. Dunning of Dover. Both juries !
were charged alike by the court in re-
lation to circumstantial evidence, and
the Supreme Court now holds that the
lower court Justice went to extremes
i'm addressing the jurymen before they
retired. When the Botkin appeal
comes up before the Supreme Court,
the attorneys confidently expect to win
on the Hoff decision.
The Ushers Union, THE organization
of young men connected with Asbury
M. e. Church, Smyrna, which was
formed several mIonths ago, has
proved very successful The young
men not only perform The duties of
uSherS and cOl1eptnUss h11t ara ohio A.