The Delawarean. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1859-1927, 1900-04-18
Soda water at wilkinson,s.

Carriages of all kinds for sale at Dan
ner & Co.'s.
l will sell you SO worth of wall papei
for $1-Howard M. Wilkinson.
Lord & Hope have a full line of Cow.
gill Wood Stains.
For Corn and Oats use THE ]. E.
TYGERT COMPANIES Armoniated
Super Phosphate.
Stylish tailor-made Ladies' Suits
Jackets, Skirts and Silk Waists at less
than city prices at Lewis.
John Abbott of Milford, has gone to
South Africa, to become a telegraph
operator in the British army
For groceries, fruits, candies, cigars
and tobacco go to w. C. Anderson S
store, ON State street near North.
l have just received a fine line of
prayer books and hymnals Come and
see them.-Howard M. Wilkinson.
You cannot afford to plant amy vege-
tables without applying THE ]. e.
TYGERT CoMPANY'S EARLY Truck
Guano.
1t will pay you to climb the stairs of
Wilkinson's drug store if you want
wall paper. There is great reduction
sale.
DO you want to grow large, heavy
and solid Tomatoes? if so use THE ].
E. TYGERT COMPANY'S Tomato
Fertilizer.
Those desiring fine Photographic
work should visit Jones Studio on
Loockerman street. See the specimens
of his work on exhibition ait Barger's
shoe store.
Who speaks first for 500 Keiffer trees
4 to 6 feet, at zoe. These are money
makers. Strawberry plants 81 per 1000;
Miller Red Raspberry 81 per 1OOO.-C
W. Lord & Sons, Camden, Del.
Dover's young men will give pref
ty dance ait the Hotel Richardson to-
morrow might. This will be partici-
pated in by all the young society folks
of the State capital. Oglesby's orches-
ira of Chester, will supply the music
w. NJ. Green announces that he will
deliver the Life of Moody" to sub
scribers in a few days. He lis taking
orders for family Bibles also If he
fails to call a card mailed to him at
Camden will reach him.
Mrs. Sallie G. Collins was yesterday
appointed (fourth-class) postmaster at
Brenford. Mrs. Collins succeeds her
father, the late Jacob Dickinson, who
was postmaster at Brenford for several
years.
Three farms were sold here yesterday
by Sheriff Wharton. They were Miss
Annie B.Weegar's farm of As acres near
Willow Grove, for $685., to Frank M
Gooden John T. Dailey's farm of So
acres. four miles west of Dover, to c. S.
Pennewill. for $575; farm of Thomas
McGinniss, four miles west of Dover,
containing 81 acres, for $3.50, to c. S.
Pennewill
Chris. Episcopal Church of Dover,
ended its financial year on Monday
night, and elected its vestrymen for
the coming year Dr. Henry Ridgely
was chosen as senior warden and Will
liam Denney, junior warden The
vestry will be composed of-Edward
Ridgely, Senator R. R. Kenney, T. K.
Jones, William D. Denney, George
Mansfield, William L. Pritchett, t.
Coke Chambers.
Caesar Rodney Council, No. 8, Jr.
o. U. A. NJ, celebrated their 18th an
niversary by Stag Party" last Fri
day evening. The program rendered
consisted Of speeches. recitations,
music and dancing, followed by comic
farce by several of the members, which
created considerable laughter. AT the
conclusion of the evenings entertain
meAt ice cream and cake were served,
followed by a smoker
The Presbyterian Sabbath school
gave most beautiful exercise on
Easter evening in the church. The
SOLOS, duets and choruses were ex-
ceedingly we'll rendered and charmed
all who heard them. The recitations
and dialogues were delivered nicely,
and the whole showed careful prepar-
alton and reflected great praise and
credit upon the school and church.
The school is increasing in members
and enjoying large prosperity. They
have added recently splendid col
lection of new library books by the
most popular contemporary authors,
which are circulated free to the
scholars. They are being widely read
and enjoyed. A good, substantial work
is being done by the school.