The Delawarean., 1900-09-01
THE DELAWAREAN.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Try our Ceylon blend tea sold only
ait The Magnet
Rev. o. w. DeVinish of Clayton, is
seriously ill at Rehoboth.
Plenty Ito see and it's all for sale at
right prices at The Magnet.
All summer clothes at cost and less
at Lewis. For bargains go there.
A full lime of bamboo porch screens,
all sizes, at Graham's Furniture store,
Camden.
ALI we ask is am eXamns>, ,tion of our
goods and prices, they'll do THE rest
The Magnet.
Rev. I. q. Martindale, ID. D., of
Salisbury, preached at the Ocean
Grove campmeeting Thursday MORN
ing.
Henry Pratt, prominent farmer of
East Dover, is being urged Ito accept
a nomination for Levy Court commits
sioner.
AT Scott's Pharmacy ON Uoockerman
street all THE drugs are fresh, and
prescriptions are compounded by ex-
pert pharmacists.
The handsome soda water fountain
lis NOW in operation ait Scott's Phar-
macy, where all THE best fruit and
Juice flavors can be had.
For Sale ait Bowers" Riverside"
Cottage, best location ON the beach.
Apply to Angelo Miller, 9O4 Chestnut
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
The largest lime of trunks, suit
cases, telescopes and traveling bags
you find ait Lewis, at less than else
where. Your Name On them free.
The boardwalk along the lake in the
park opened by Mrs. Richardson, has
been completed and at THE upper end
fthe park lis a pavilion which ex-
tends out into the waiter.
For Sale-Three town lots, two of
six acres, one of three, valuable for
building, pasture or trucking, nicely
set in grass and in fine condition
George A. Millington, Dover, Del.
Harry A. Richardson has shipped al
car load of his famous plum pudding
ito Manila. 1t will arrive there in
time for the Christmas trade. In about
a week his factory will start in full
operation ON poultry
Come and see the new stock of
chamber and parlor suits, couches,
rockers, in fact, a full line of all kinds
of furniture, which 1 will sell at the
lowest prices. Parlor lamps a special
ty.-W. E. Smith, 125 Loockerman St.
A special train went from Dover
having ON board Superintendent Holli-
Gay OF the Delaware Railroad, General
Superintendent E. F. Brooks and
Maryland Superintendent w. N. Ban
nard, EN- route to the inspection of
lines running to Ocean City, Md.
''When l entered Gioldey College, i
took the most profitable step in my
life," writes a Goldey College gradu
ate. Principal H. S Goldey, Whining
ton, Del. will send the new, free, cata-
logue, if you write for it, See adver-
tisement this paper.
All services will be resumed at the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. The
pastor will preach ait 1890 a. m, ON
''The Life of Christ" at 7.30 p. m., his
subject will be "The Fear of God. "
All who come will be made welcome
The offering tomorrow will be for the
American Bible Society, and the cause
of ministerial education.
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.
Miss Sallie D. Hawkins, who died
at her residence on Governors avenue
in Dover, was laid ait rest to-day ait
Bryn Zion burying ground near Ken
ton. The deceased, who had been ill
for several months, was sister of
FORMER Secretary of State John D. |
Hawkins.
Register of Willis Harrington has
granted letters of administration on
the ESTATE of Elizabeth Jump to Emma
p Jump and ON the estate of Benjamin
Wheaton. Thomas Simpson filed a.
petition asking for his removal as adj
administrator for Benjamin WhealtonE
1t was granted.
MIR. and Mrs. William G. Hardesty
and daughters, Ethlyn and Priscilla
of Frederica, recently drove from that
town Ito Rehobolth, "a distance of nearly
so miles, MIR. Hardesty OWNS one of
the finest blooded teams i'm THE State
and the half-century was easily cover