Middletown transcript., 1900-05-19
STRAW hats and light clothing have

g by the Temple @ iartet of Wilmington,
will give concert in the Opera House
next Friday evening
For choice beef call ab The new stand
Of John Armstrong next to PaIker's
Harness store. His prices are reason'
able, AM meat tender.
The way TO double the profits from
your cows is to use an American Hand
Separator. Write or call OH ]. F. Nc
Whorter & Son for special catalogue
OF same.
ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES. The
anniversary ex rcises Of the Epworth
League Of Bethesda M. E. Church
will be held in that church tomorrow
evening. You are all cordially invited
to attend these services.
REINsTATED.- .-Conducto Ernest L.
Maddox, ,Baggagemasier George Raugt-
ley and O.her men on the train which
missed the signal and ran off the track
as Glendale about month ago, have
been reinstated by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
HELLO, CENTRAL wv The second
story room of the building occupied by
the Adams Express Company on Main
strest has been rented of Mr.. L. G. |
Scott by The Diamond ate Telephone |
Company. 1t will he used as an ex-
change Office and is very we'll located
for that purpose, being about in the
central part Of the town.
DoCToRS ADMITTED.-TneM Medical
Examination Board representing the
Delaware State Medical Society, met
at Dover Tuesday and elected DR.. Irwin
Vallandingbam, of MiddIetown, pres
ident, and J. H. Wilson Of Dover, Sec
retary. Favorable action was taken
on persons applying with diplomas and
references from other States for license
to practic in Delaware.
When buying wheel why not buy it
where you can get the best at lowest
prices2 Look at some of our leaders: |
Columbias. HartfOrds, Ramblers, Clip I
pars, Ideal, Gfnevas, Stearns, Barnes
White Flyers, Syracuse, Bradford and |
others. Sundries at The lowest possible
prices. Pumps, 14c; Toe Clips, Sc; ,
Pant Guards, 2 per pail; Tire Tape, &c;
Screw Drivers, 4c; other things in pro-
portion. j. II. BURROWS, next to
Express office.
For SALE. .- 1000 Bushels of North
ern-gruwn Early Rose Potatoes.
500 Bushels of NoIthern-gTown Early :
Beauty Of Hebron. 7
500 Bushels of Northern-grown Early a
Ohio's.
1900 Bushels of Black Cow Peas. f,
1000 Bushels of White Seed Oats. o
2200 Bushels of Western Re-cleaned e
Clover Seed. IL
300 Bushels of Seed Sweet Potatoes.
500 Bushels of Crimson Clover Seed.
JOSEPH E. HOLLAND, Il
Milford, Del. h
WELL LIGHTED. railroad sta
tion is now well lighted up in the even Il
ings and it makes decided contrast E
to what it used TO be with the oil s.
lamps. There have been Is lights Il
installed there, seven Of them being on N
the outside and the balance inside II
the building. They are of "a candle n
power and show up we'll. The work of =,
wiring the station was only begun a "
few days ago and it was rushed by the J
Town employee. The contract is for R
Eve years instead of three as stated be- Y
fore, and the cost is $140O year for "
both light and water, W hich is quite a 1
Dice sum for the town to receive every :.
year. :
A FAST RUN.-Last Tuesday even
ing the special train that brought Su- d
r. L. Holiday and party
here from Dover made remarkably ~
last run on the up trip between the two ~ ~
towns. The train consisted of the su. r.
private Car and one of 81
she company's freight engines, and it al
;oOk just "a minutes to travel the dis as
tance, which is 223 miles. This time OF
includes the starting and stopping Of ~ "
The train. The party came here as the 81
guests of DR.. and Mrs. T. H. Gilpin, Of
md they also attended the Sesqui Cen. tt
;ennial of Forest Presbyterian Church. u
Before returning to the train they re- er
paired to the National Hotel where a =
Inc table was set for them in the dim 4,
ng room by the proprietor, Mr.. John til
?. Mcintyre. The table was hand
lonely decorated with a various as to
Iortment Of cut flowers. The party ca
rom Dover included Mr.. and Mrs, R. Ia
=. Holiday, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph r. r.
Brown Turner and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal iii
er Morris. II
Is
RUNAwAY.-Last Tuesday after at
loon horse attached to buggy be- vi
onging to Mr.. Cornelius Davis, of tn
lear town, ran away and succeeded in tu
ausing Mr.. Davis to buy new buggy. j, ].
rhe animal was hitched in front Of the n
esidence Of Mr.. Dlvis' sister, Mrs. til
Josephine Gary, on Lake street., when de
passing wagon caused it to take tn
right and run away. The horse DASH CT T
d along Church street and turned =
Vest on Main. In trrning the corner
he carriage upset and the top was
'rOke off. The carriage, however, Co
lighted itself again, and the horse ran 1.
long MaiE street and into the yard Of Bi
he Middletown Hotel, where the bug wi
y struck one of the heavy brick bal ye
INV nillara and sucnaadod in nar,l, Ne