The Delawarean., 1900-06-09
THE DELAWAREA
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Treidler, the leading tailor on the
Peninsula.
]. j. Scanlon has bought 400 lambs
for his trade
If you want really stylish straw, soft
or stiff hats, see Lewis.
For Rent-The Norris cottage p
kits Hammock. Apply to Mrs. How
ard NJ. Wilkinson.
Rev. w. NJ. Warner will preach a,
the Armory M. E. Church Sunday
June TO- at 1890 a. m.
I guarantee my Paris Green to be
strictly pure and oisonous.-Howard
M. Wilkinson.
If you want horse and cattle powder
call on Howard M. Wilkinson, Drug
gist, next door to Jos. Levi C Co.
My soda syrups are all made from
natural fruit juice-Howard NJ. Will
kinson.
William Inderlaid of Wyoming, and
Roy White of Lewes, have signed to
play ball on the Brownson team OF
Wilmington.
The best, most stylish mems and
boys clothes are sold at Lewis ait pri-
ces of the cheap sorts elsewhere. Trad
ing stamps given.
Two teams driven by unknown per-
sons, collided at Hayes Hill Saturday
night and both vehicles We're demol-
ished, although no one was injured.
Now for Children's Day. Strongest,
most stylish boys and children's suits
at Lewis. Prices below all others.
Trading stamps given.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Farmers Produce Association will be
held in the Court room, Dover, on
Thursday, June Ia, at o'clock p. m.
The Board of Pardons has refused to
pardon Jackson Walker, who is sery-
ing a life sentence in the New Castle
Jail for the Mulvey murder.
Messrs. David Donaldson and f. w.
Donovan, who have been in charge of
the bonded warehouses at Dover and
Georgetown respectively for several
months, have been ordered to exchange
places.
Engineer Joseph H. Bartley and the
Others who were injured in the railroad
wreck at Dover last Friday are i'm
proving, and the indications are that
all will recover.
R. Hirons Brown of Smyrna, has ac-
cepted "a position in the Adams Express
Company in Wilmington. Mr. Brown
was formerly in the signal service of
he P. w. & B. R. R.
Binder twine, machine oils, oil cans,
moving, weed and brush scythes and
snaths, hay forks and full line of
other seasonable goods at bottom
prices.-Lord & Hope, Dover.
Miss Marietta Staats, John Wallace
and Herbert and J. P. Mason of Dover
were among the graduates at the COM
mencement exercises of the Goldey
Wilmington Commercial College in
Wilmington on Thursday evening.
Thursday evening Detective N. H.
Hutchins brought two tramps on the
6.12 train from Clayton to Dover. AS
they were leaving the train one of the
prisoners slipped his hands out of the
handouts and made his escape.
r On Wednesday next the Heptasophs
of Denton will run reduced rate ex-
cursion to Baltimore from all points
on the Queen Anne's Railroad. The
round trip fare from Greenwood viii
be only $1.35; Adamsville and Hick-
man, $1.30.
If you want the strongest, easiest
working, lightest running, hammock
seat, spring lift, swinging gangs,
double reversible, long wearing teeth,
high arch, even balanced, longest last
ing wheel cultivator in the world, get
a Buckeye from Geo. W. Baker, Dover,
Del.
A lawn fete and musicale was held
at the pretty home of r. A
Davis at Brenford Wednesday
night under the auspices of
the Brenford Sunday school. This
school, which was recently organized,
is rapidly growing and efforts are be
ing made to purchase an organ
FOR SALE-120O bushels OF North
ern-grown EARLY Rose Potatoes; 700
bushels Northern-grown Early Hebron
Potatoes; 1850 bushels Western grown
Glover Seed; 1000 bushels Of Western
grown White Oats; 500 bushels OF
Black Cow Peas; 150 bushels of Onion
Sets-Joseph E. Holland, Milford, Del
Coroner Knotts held an inquest We'd
nesday afternoon on the body of Mrs.
Daniels, who died suddenly ON Satur-
day evening last while on her way in
carriage to view the railroad wreck.
"a verdict of death from heart disease
was rendered. Deceased was 60 year,
of age.
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