Middletown transcript., 1900-11-10
rrDDLErowN, DEL, NOVEMBER 10. 1900
Local News.
Not much left.


Trespassers Notices printed and for salt
at this.0fiice.
There il bound to be one weary ane
disgusted Willie when the eleciion re.
turns are footed up.
WANTED Correspondent in all OF oui
sister towns for THE TRANSCRIPT.
1t is crossing a bridge before it i
reached to be discussing Presidentis
candidates for 1901 Lnt.some elitors ar
doing 1t.
DIR. W. Z. BARNARD, Surgeon Dentist
Office Southeast corner of Main and Scot
streets.
SAIr.-Ground Alum, Rock, Turks
island and fine Salt in any quantity, a.
CoNNELLEE's.
The Delaware railroad is enlarging it,
bridge over the Delaware & Chesapeake
Canal preparatory to laying second
track on it.
Now is the time to plant hyacinths and
tulips bulbs, get them at Middletown
Greenhouses.
BE sure and see the grand frfe street
parade of Forepaugh ( Hub)n's big
"Uncle Toms Cabin" Co., IN next
Monday, November IL.
LOST Tuesday afternoon Silver
watch and chatalaine, with the initials
rs. E. Az. Suitable reward if returned
to NJ. B. Eurris.
The Ladies Matinee Euchre Club met
with Mrs. Harris D. Mcdowell, Mlss Dora
Price won the first prize, Miss Sara Coch-
ran won the I'd and Miss May Holten the
Consolation.
Lave you examined my stock lof loo
selections Of Fall and Winter Mill |inery
if not would be pleased to have 5ou do
80 before buying.
Miss Z. F. INGRAM.
A new 22 horse power boiler has been
put in the shirt factory, to enable the
management to put in operation, their
laundry, which has recently been added
to the plant.
WANTED At once thoroughly
competent man to take charge of farm,
and his wife to take charge of dairy.
Must lie frst-class, and well recon-
mended Write, stating experience, tc
W. S. H., TRANscRiPT Office.
The baby contest at the Opera House
Saturday evening proved to be quite
success. DR.. Bownar's Medicine Co.
Marion, tlle daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. NJ Daniels got the ring, receiving Il
1874 votes.
Go to Evans & Sons Exchange Store
Middletown for pure buckwheat flour
Bran by the ton.
George W.AJordan, son Of William W.
and Bertha Jordan, died at his parents
residence near Union Church, Friday
morning of last week, in the 10th month
of his age, Interment took place Sun.
day afternoon in Union Church Gene,
terry.
Six hundred chrysanthemums in pots
some now in bloom The public is in,
yited to Middletown Greenhouses.
The Forepaugh & Hubin's mammoth
"Uncle Tonl's Cabin" Company are said
to be the largest ard best on the road.
They will appear u the Opera House
next Monday night. Don't fail to see
them. Reserved Seats SO cents now on
ulle at the usual place,
Coal is high, SOB per ton, and almost
impossible to get for some time. This
kind of weather, cool nights and morn,
ings, it is necessary to have some fire.
have carload Of choice oak wood sawed
into stove lengths, $4. so per cord in yard
JOHN w. JoLLs. {
Unclaimed LetteFs-The following lis
of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending Oct. 25th
1900: Ladies-FranCes Emery (returned
to writer) Mrs. Lizzie W. Wilson, John
Baineem, James Brown, NJ. Davis (twol
Edward Piner.
For cheap groceries go to the re-
/ uced grocery. Coal-oll 10c, coffee 10c
best country lard 10c, fine macke raj 10c
and other things in proportion. l make
this reduction for benefit Of Cash Gus.
TONERS.
Mss E. F. INGRAM.
The marriage OF Miss Annie Naudair
Cochran, to Mr.. William Rankin Crow,
will take place at tho home Of the bride.
father, Mount Airt" at noon, Thurs
day November 22d. Owing to recent
death in the brides family, the ceremony
will be witnessed by relatives of the con
tracing parties only.
Three colored men EN- bloyed on the
gravel train had very narrow escape
from serious injury Monday afternoon
while at work in the gravel pit at St.
Annes' Crossing. The embankment sud.
denly gave away and caughi the men be.
fore they could make their escape.
Fortunately no bones we're broken, and
other than being bruised and scratched
by the gravel they were uninured.
Uncle Toms Cabin, This greatest of all
American Dramas win be Played at the
Opera House on next Monday night,
November II, by ForeEkugh & Hubin's
big company. This is the argest and
most upto-date company now travelling,
and ell should avail themselves Of seeing
this grand performance. Numerous and
up4o-date specialties are Introduced. A
rich treat is in store for a whS NAV at.
tend. Reserved Seats 50 cents now ON
ssle at the usual place.
While Mr.. Robert Denny senior was
working with circular sa4 at the Mills
at Duck Greek last Wednesday, he met
with a. painful accident which caused
him the loss of three fng4s on his left
hand. He had finished saR hg wood and
was getting ready to throw ths belt Of
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