The Delawarean., 1900-05-05
THE DELAWAREAN.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

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Bishop Coleman entered upon his
6Srd birthday on Wednesday.
If you value style and wear in hats
go to Lewis for them.
]. f. Clark has been appointed
fourth-claSs postmaster at Kenton.
Most stylish mems and boys spring
suits at little prices at Lewis.
If it is right it comes from Carrow's.
If it comes from Carrow's DIT is right.
The Worden Crate & Basket Compa-
NY has commenced operations for the
season.
The biggest and cheapest line of
spring goods at Triedler's
Inspection will prove that our prices
are the lowest in town.-Capitol Cloth
ing Company
Wheatley campmeeting will begin
July q. Rev. John L. Johnson will
be minister in charge.
DON'T ask amy question. Our prices
are the lowest, assortment largest
Capitol Clothing Go.
William Satterfield residing near
Denton, was seriously injured by fall
ing from load of hay.
Particular men should get their
clothes made to order at Lewis. They
guarantee a fit and show 5000 spring
samples.
Tomato Growers using THE J. e.
TYGERT COMPANY'S Tomato Ferti-
lizer report they are not troubled with
Blight.
Do you want a new carpet, refrigera-
tor, baby coach or go carts? Remem-
ber Ferguson is the place, because his
prices are admitted to be right.
Carrow, the shirt specialist, is show
ing the very latest things in soft shirts
Stylish, up-to-date shirts cost no more
at Carrow's than last years styles cost
elsewhere.
When you plant Potatoes use THE
]. E. TYGERT COMPANY'S Gold Edge
Potato Guano, and you will be sur
prised at the increased yield of Pota-
toes.
Service in memory of the late Benja-
min B. Comegys were held in Girard
College, Philadelphia, last night under
the auspices of the Board of City
Trusts, of which Mr.. Comegys was for
many years conspicuous member.
Mrs. L. D. Whelen, the well-known
ladies' hair dresser, will remain in
Dover and wishes thus to notify her
to fill all orders for hair work. Sham
pooling speciality.
Senator Kenney has proposed amend
ments to the Sundry Civil bill appro-
priating $4,000 for dredging the chan
mel at the mouth of st. Jones River,
and $4,000 for similar improvements
at the mouth of Mispillion River.
The Little Greek Cannery will be
conducted this season, same as last
two, by Isaac Robinson. We want 200
acres of tomatoes and contracts are
now open at ]. Thomas loves store.
H. S. RILEY.
The Kent County Democratic Com
mittee will meet next Thursday to ar
range for the primaries to be held to
elect delegates othe State Convention
of June 10, and to formulate plans for
pushing the campaign in Kent with
vigor.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Arley B.
Magee ON State street, was enlivened
by the appearance there on Thursday
evening of fine baby boy. MIR. Magee
had just closed his argument before the
Simmons jury when Mlagee, Jr., began
his argument at home.
Don't waste your money ON cheap
fertilizer and risk losing your crop by
buying fertilizers recommended as
Just as good The ]. E. Tygert Com
pany's Fertilizers have been recognized
as the best for many years, and they
are just as they always were, the high
est grade on the market"
Mrs. Mollie Cahall, wife of Dr. Law
renee M Cahall, died at her home at
Bridgeville Friday morning at 11.30
o'clock, of pneumonia. Mrs Cahall
was the daughter of Simeon Pennewill,
of Greenwood, and a sister of Judge
James Pennewill of Dover and of State
Senator Simeon Pennewill, Jr.
Notice-All persons owing store bills
to the late Caleb jackson estate, will
find 1. r. Jackson, executor at the
store of Willis G. Jenkins & Co., on
Thursday and Saturday afternoons and
nights, to receive all debts and if mot
paid in a reasonable time will be col
lected by law.-I. r. jackson, Executor
of Caleb jackson. Wyoming Del. May
FOR SALE-120O bushels of North
ern-grown EARLY Rose Potatoes; zoe
bushels Northern-grown Early Hebron