Middletown transcript., 1900-10-13
Election day, November 9Th.
A half loaf is better than none.

Election day, November ooh'
| A half a loaf is better than none.
/ Age makes some people wise ana otnel
stubborn.
Damp weather puts swell furnitufe !
all houses.
A whale forty feet in length was seel
| in the Delaware Bay Tuesday.
THE TRAsNcR1pr il always greatfui 10
any items Of personal on local nature.
Girls, now is your chance, "a WIZ
Wanted" at the Opera House to-nlght
DIR. w. E. BARNARD, Surgeon DENTIST
Office Southeast corner of Main ana ocot
streets.
The way to keep your jelly and pre-
serves from moulding is to shut sihaii
boy in the pantry.
There is no doubt two people can i've
cheaper than one, but those two never
marry each other.
Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Wilkie attended
the annual meeting Of the Woman :
Auxiliary at Dover Thursday.
"a Wife Wanted" "Who wants a
Wife?" Go to the Opera House, tonight,
get reserved seat ticket and find out all
about it.
The young Ladies Matinee Euchre
Club will have their first meeting at Miss
Ethel Brady's next Wednesday afternoon,
October 18th, at 2.30 o'clock.
The Democratic Club had their open
ing last night. Their room is tastetully
trimmed, and Andrew c. Gray Esqr.,
David P. Colpitts and W. Pierce Biggs
addressed those in attendance. There
were about 200 present.
For cheap groceries 60 to the re-
duced grocery. Coal-oil 10c, coffee lOc.
best country lard ..l0c, fine mackeral l0c.
and other things in proportion. | make
this reduction for benefit Of Cash Gus
toners.
Miss E. T. INGRAM.
Conroy, Mack and Edwards Company
Of comedians closed very successful ell
last Saturday night to packed
house. The company while here made
many friends. They are an excellent
not only as actors and actresses
but as ladies and gentlemen, and as
they intend visiting us again next season
we will look forth to it with great pleas
IRE. They have our best wishes for a
season.
AT the Bethesda NJ. E. Church next
Sunday morning an Old Folks Service
will be held All the aged people OF Mid
lIetown and vicinity are invited to be
present Rev. Benjamin F. Price who |
vas pastor Of the church in 1912 will !
reach the sermon. Previous to the ser
non probationers will be secured with |
I'LL membership. The Lords Supper
Till be administered at the conclusion Of
he discourse. The pastor, Rev. =. ".
'aswell will preach the evening sermon.
The annual meeting Of the Delaware
iaptist Union, which includes the Bap-
st Churches Of Delaware and Of Della
are and Chester Counties, Pennsylvania,
onvened III Calvary Church Wilmington,
Uesday, IL young women acting as ush-
rs. Rev. DIR. r. B. Cook, pastor Of the
IIurch, made the address Of welcome,
nd Rev. L. w. Powell responded.
larry Emmons was chosen moderator,
nd Rev. r. G. Merrill clerk. Reports
the condition Of the churches were
Rev. Calvin L. Hare, Of
ucknell University, made an address.
The Great Rhoda Royal Shows are com
lg. This bare announcement is the as
france that the neatest, cleanest, most
p-to-date of all railroad shows is to be
,en. Everywhere this aggregation has
cen pronounced by the papers and those
ho have visited it to be without an equal
nong the tented amusements this sea
N Offering, as it does, only the best
fractions, and with full knowledge Of
le wants of the amusement loving pub
c, its success has been unprecedented.
o exhibition Of a similar nature has
1er visited this town 50 well endorsed
the Rhoda Royal Shows, and these en-
orsements are Of such nature as to
arrant its being most highly recon-
ended. Two exhibitions will be given,
and s p. m. The door is open an
our in advance Of each performance.
gorgeous street parade will be given at
n o'clock on the morning Of the day Of
lhibition.