Middletown transcript., 1900-10-20
Local Ne

town-that is what his cuT stOHiefs say
Most men immagine thd ey will ZEE bet
ter days.
WANrED-Correspondei 1t In al OF our
sister towns for THE TRAN SCRIPT.
Get registered to-day o. you vii loose
your vote.
The finest mackeral IN town It Arm
strong's. All sizes.
Don't forget to see Ihe Rule Band,
next Monday ct noon II Il great
The Matinee Euchre Tub meets with
Mrs Alex. NJ. Brown ne3 Tuesday after
noon at 2-30 o'clock.
Mr.. Frank c. West wi II move his fam
iIv 10 Wilmington next Tuesday. The
MANY friends Of Mr.. alhd Mrs. West re-
gret their departure from our midst.
Don't condemn a man because OF his
political belief. We dre all American
enough to form our OWN opinions and
have our likes and dislIkes.
DR.. w. E. BARNARD, Surgeon Dentist,
office Southeast corner jof Main and Scott
streets.
Secure your tickets HOW for ! Down Oh
the Farm" don't wait, also watch for
the novel street parade at noon, remem-
Der "Down on tine Farm is here for
one night only.
Have YOU examined my stock of 100
selections of Fall and Winter Millinery
il not would be pleased to have you do
so before buying.
Miss L. T. INGRAM.
Thcs. Z. Iurn, representing Wana-
maker & Brown, the well-known cloth
ing firm at 9Th and Market streets, Phila-
deipl.ia, has a full line OF samples of
latest patterns in mems clothing.
A steam laundry is being placed in the
shirt factory this week. We are informed
the management propose to replace the
old boiler with larger one and make
many other improvements to the plant
We have now in our Warehouse an as.
sortment of different brands of Fertilizer
for seedil g wheat, to supply late buyers.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD,
SIN. REYNOLDS, Agt.
A school teacher in nearby town re-
Gently asked his pupils the definition of
the word cdr! dock" Imagine his sur
prise when one Of the youngster ans
wered: 1T is tor going after a
drink"
Strayed to my pI kes the first of the
week two rabbit The owner can
have same by pro- property aid pay
ing charges.
y. d. EVANS,
Miidletown, Del.
Republicans " ave not registered
should make thei Rngements to do SO
to-day. Every VI to count this year
AMI Delaware ou5 he placed in the
Republican cOlu by a handsome
plurality.
Sassafras NJ. Z. lrch, Colts charge,
Rev. daniel wil$o pastor, which has
been. closed for the past six or seven
weeks, undergoing thorough renova-
ton, was reopened Sunday last with ap-
propriate exercises,
Bethesda Epworth League meets every
Sunday evening in the lecture room Of
Bethesda II. E. Church, at 6.45 O'Clock.
The topic for next Sunday evening is;
"Our Stewardship Luke 12:42-4S. Miss
Lena Stats lea der, "A good attendance
is desired.
WASrED.-Ldcal or travelling salesman,
salary or commission, to handle our Oils,
Greases Petroleum, Paints and White
Lead. Goods guaranteed. Prices low.
Good freight rates and prompt delivery.
Best season of the year for soliciting oil
trade.
PENN PETRoLATUM Co.,
Main Office and Refinery, Coraopolis Pa.
n. Bradley & Son have just COM
pleted extensive Improvements to the old
James LIE Counpt farm, near Mt. Pleas
ant, now the property Of the Whining
ton Trust Co. The Improvements con-
sst Of a new barn, % by "a feet, new
granery, 26 by 80 feet, new porch and
other improvements to the dwelling.
Unclaimed tters.--The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
office for the week ending Sept. 9th,
1900: Ladiel Miss Rebecca Mel, Mrs.
Mary Cash1han. Gentlemen-George
Dignan, James T. Reed, Charles H. Rob
inson, G. W. Valenger.
Mrs. f. J. Pennington was rendered
pleasant surprise Wednesday evening, at
her home near Odessa, it being her birth
day. Quite number of Middletowr
people were present, and the evening
was one much enjoyed by all present
Refreshments were served at late hour
Don't fail to read DeValinger's ad. il
another column of this issue.
Young Peoples Society OF Christlan IN
deavor of Forest Presbyterian Church
meets Sunday evening at 6.45 o'clock
The TOPIC fdr tomorrow evening is: "Oul
Stewardship b." Luke 12:42-48. Mis-
Elizabeth Hall Leader. The public i
cordially invited.
You cannot afford to miss thes greai
rural dranns Down on the Farm" mex
Monday evtning at the Opera House.
Can't. Walter Gordon, who was in com
mand of the Frst Delaware Regimen
when It vas mustered out of service Q
Camp Mesle, and who has been spendin
the past lew weeks with friends in thi
county, sailed on Tuesday for the Philip
pines. Capt. Gordon made many friend
in MiddIe3own while the regiment was
Camp Tunnell.
The addition Of every working ma ma
o,l ooxnyrrunItV m1anl