Middletown transcript., 1900-03-10

The toothBoms shad win soon b
plentiful.
DIR y. E. BARNARD, Surgeon Den
tist, Office Southeast corner OF Mali
and Scott streets.
DIR. ]. M. R. White, of Wilmington
will be at the residence of Mrs. Msrga-
ret Clayton every Thursday.
A Colo WEDDING.-Miss liz.
zie Kenard aud John A. Henry will bt
married next Thursday evening at s
o'clock at Dale's Church.
DR.. ]. C. Sites, Dentist, Office, Pen
iugton Building, opposite Messick'f
store. Painless extraction. Gas ad.
ministered and Obtunder used.
WHERE THEY WILL SToP. AT the
session of the Wilmington M. e.
Conference Rev. E. W. Caswell will be
entertained by H. F. Pickles, 1904
West street, and Mr.. A. G. Cox, Lay
Delegate and Conference Steward, by
w. H. Lowden. 800 West Ninth street.
ELoPED WITH A NURsE.-The
Wilmington Sun of yesterday says DIR.
D. /. McColIey, coroner's physician,
and who is a married man, has eloped
with Miss Annie johnson, a trained
nurse at the Delaware Hospital. Miss
Johuson's parents reside at Chesape AXE
City.
FREE PIaEoNs.--A the pigeon
shoot last Thursday couple hundred
Of the dead birds were distributed to
the spectators who carried them home
and no doubt enjoyed pigeon pie for
their meals the next day. 1t was
amusing to see some Of the colored
spectators running around for one of
the birds after 1t was shot.
GOOD WEATHER APPRECIATED.-
Citizens of this town who have been
kept in the houne for several Sundays
past on account of the snow, cold or
bitter weather were glad enough to get
ont last Sunday, which happened to be
q charming day. On account of the
same tie services at our churches we're
we'll attended.
FALSE REPORT. Rr.-Information was
received in Wilmington, on Saturday
that Frances Clark, the 16months' old
child of Recorder Deeds Delaware Clark,
had died from pneumonia at Glasgow.
A telephone message was received by
Clerk Davis, who is in the recorder g
office at the Court House, announcing
the death. The message was incorrect.
The child is still seriously i'll, its
condition, however, having improved
since Saturday.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS. - List of
letters remaining unclaimed in the
post Office at MiddletowD, Del, for the
week ending MArca 1st: Ladies'
Finnie Tiller and Lesey Williams.
Gentlemen-Tim Hackett, William
Keys, Wilson Lambert, Robert Ell.
Seath. Robert H. Self, Wirty Tiller
and William Walton. Foreign-Ini-
tial: A. G. W., Box No. 2, returned to
writer. Persons claiming the above
will please say advertised" and give
date of this list.
JOHN w. JOLLs, P. M.
A NEW STATIoN.-Our neighb0ring
town of Townsend will soo3 be able to
b3ast of one of the handsomest railroad
stations on the Delaware railroad.
The old frame station will shortly be
razed and a handsome new one
built of brick and frame will be erected
in its place. The Pennsylvania Rail-
rJaG Company have given the contract
for the same TO W.R. Burns, of Berwyn,
Pa, who will shortly commence work.
The new tuilding will be Of face brick
and frame with electric wiring, ticket
Office, lavatory and other general con-
veniences, and will make great i'm
provement to that part Of Townsend
when finished.
FARMERS MEETING.-Last Tues
day afternoon at o'clock meeting of
the farmers Of this section was held in
the rooms of the Gentlemen's Club on
South Broad street. After the meet
ing was called to order it was decided
to form an organization to be called
"The Farmers Produce Association of
New Castle County," Officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year as
follows: President, Merritt N. Will
lifts; Vice President, r. L. Naudain;
Secretary, Fred Brady; Treasurer, V.
Kohl; Directors w. Lockwood,
FL. B. Mcdowell, ]. T. Shallcross and
D. NJ. Cochran. At the meeting A.
N. Brown, well-known fruit grower
of Wyoming, made an interesting ad-
dress which was attentively listened to
by those present. There will be an
other meeting held at the same place
next Tuesday afternoon and it is hoped
that our farmers whsppbe present and
join the association, as lts of good is
contemplated in the way of better
prices for their product Ind also cheap
er transportation, phssphates, and
other farming necessarie.
MEETING OF REPUB1ICA MS. AT q
meeting OF the Republican County Ex-
&c tive Committee bel last Saturday
afternoon in Wilmington arrangements
were made for the eleokon Of O New
County Committee at yhe same time
as the delegates to t6e State Conyen-
ti3n are elected, Oh March 18th. West
St. Georges Hundred was apportioned
8 delegates aud 3 alternates, and Is
entitled tO 3 members of the County
Haunmittno Tho aIaotioo VIZ, m ho hold