The Delawarean., 1900-05-19
Soda water at Wilkinson,s.

/ Granulated sugar, &C Id - !Scanlon.
All my suits are custom made
Treidler.
Children's Day will be observed in
Wesley Church, June 8.
Died May 13, near Kenton, John D.
Collins, aged 81 years.
Headlight oil, 1Oc. a gallon-J. J.
Scanlon.
A full line of bamboo porch screens,
all sizes, at Grahams Furniture store,
Camden.
The scholars of Prospect school near
Vernon, will give a free entertainment
to be held on Friday evening, May %,
at 80 O'Clock.
The women workers of the Presby-
terian Church are arranging for fine
supper to be given in the chapel ON
Thursday May 81.
Now is the time to get your berry
checks printed. Don't wait until ber-
ries are ripe, but order them now of
lnS DSlctW dl Sdl, OONtI, Dtl.
William S. Hannah has been elected
secretary of Wesley M. E. Sunday
school, in place of W. Lincoln Clayton.
Robert Helbling is the assistant.
Torbert Post, No. 8, G. A. r., will
attend in body the service at the
Methodist Protestant Church ON Sun
day evening, May q, when Rev. N. Q.
Gibson will preach.
Simons Brothers of 9th and Chestnut
streets, donated the handsomest prize
for the Library Whist party, consist
ing of Dresden pen tray with ink
wells.
Beulah, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Short of ISt. Jones
Neck, died Saturday. The funeral was
held Sunday when interment was made
at Odd Fellows cemetery, Camden.
Edward Atkinson, who is under
special treatment for his eyes in Will
mington, may lose his sight. The for
leigh substance which got into his eye
contained an alkali acid which has
injured both pupils.
Duke, an Arabian-Hockney horse
brought from England by the late
Ambassador Bayard, is now the prop
erty of Chancellor Nicholson, and is
frequently seen in Dover. Duke is 10
years old.
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Notice-Notice is hereby given that
all merchants and manufacturers
yearly licenses are due June 1, and all
unpaid within 80 days thereafter will
be subject to fine of % per cent. as
provided by law-Robert S. Downs,
Clerk of the Peace.
Mems Straw Hats-We are amply
prepared to meet the steadily increas-
ing demand for this popular style of
mems headwear Every new idea is
here for your inspection and choice
Rough straws, smooth straws, fancy
bands and plain bands. Any price you
wish to pay--25c., SOC, $75c., 81 up to
$2.-Carrow Dover.
| While Alfred Hudson, Sir, of Smyrna,
was turning his carriageit upset, throw
ing him heavily to the ground, and the
j carriage, containing lot of machinery,
was thrown on him. He was quickly
rescued from his dangerous position by
some bystanders, who also caught the
horse before he could rum Mr.. Hud-
son was only a little bruised and when
pulled from under the carriage was
still smoking his cigar.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
in the Dover postof1ice. Persons calling
for them should ask for advertised let
ters: j. Calvin Boyer, Clymer 2 Co.,
Chas Costello, Bessie Davis, B. Ennis
E. Howard, T. L. Kerr, Robert Morris
Theodore Philips, d. H. Rouse, Will
liam H. Sapp. Fred Seaton, Mrs. Eph-
rain Stephens.
"a ten-acre piece of land belonging tc
Lake, is being transformed into q
beautiful park, with walks and drive
ways. Trees and shrubbery have beer
planted and many flowers have been sci
out and pavilion will be built neal
the water. The work is being super
intended by Mrs. Richardson, and wher
completed it will be an ideal spot fol
the people of Dover to spend their sum
mer evenings.
Methodist ministers from all over
this section assembled here and organ.
lied the Dover district Preachers Meet.
ing. Rev. J. D. Kemp of FELTON,, was
elected president; Rev. G. 7. Anderson
of Harrington, secretary; and Rev. L
E. Barrett, D. D., of Milford, and Rev
) G. p. Smith of Houston, curators. DR.
Barrett addressed the meeting on the
2 prospects of good work by the Genera
| Conference. The association will holG
7 its first regular meeting on Monday
May 2S. A large increase in member.
: ship is expected.
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