The Delawarean., 1900-06-23
Soda water at Wilkinson's s.

0Tduuldleu sugar, H2c lD-J.J .ScanlOI
Secondhand baby coach for sale
Apply at this office.
A good housekeeper wanted. Apply
to William r. Slaughter, Dover, Del.
Carriages of all kinds for sale at Dam
ner d. Co.'s.
A full line of bamboo porch screens
all sizes, at Grahams Furniture store
Camden.
William Anderson and Miss Sadie
Cole, both of Harrington, were married
at Harrington, by Rev. w. S. Phillips.
To the Men Folks-Doesn't this hot
weather suggest straw hats, thinner
! underwear, soft shirts, light weight
Rev. T. A. H. O'Brien, pastor of
Hillsboro NJ. e. Church, had the degree
of doctor of divinity conferred ON him
Thursday at the commencement exer-
cises of st. Johns College.
Peter J. Hart of Georgetown, and
proprietor of the Brick Hotel, was in
Dover Tuesday as delegate to the
Democratic State Convention. Mr..
Hart is a staunch Bryan man. and be-
lieves that his election is assured.
Wanted to purchase for cash white
oak and pine trees on stump from 40 to
70 feet long, 12 ITO 16 inch butt Address,
E. Nichols, 6S Broad street, New York
City.
Miss Daisy Cook, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Nathan Cook of near Wood
side, and Samuel L. Richards, Jr., of
Viola, will be married at the home of
the bride ON Thursday afternoon next,
June 2S.
Laurel will hold up her end in the
shipments of early peaches, while there
will be a fair crop of yellow fruit,
which bids fair to be the finest for
many years. The trees are not over
loaded and the fruit will be well
matured.
Come and see the new stock Of
chamber and parlor suits, couches,
rockers, in fact, a full line of all kinds
Of furniture, which I will sell at the
lowest prices. Parlor lamps a special
ty.-W. E. Smith, 125 Loockerman st.
There will be very few blackberries
shipped from this station this season
compared with former years. The
plants died out badly in all varieties.
except the Lucretia-the cultivated
dewberry OF this variety there will
be a good crop.
Benjamin Burol,n and son of Freder-
lea, will shortly begin the erection of
a handsome building which will be
great improvement to the town. The
first floor will be used as two large
stores and the second floor will be
made into one large room, to be used
as a hall.
A. B. Jones of Wilmington, has been
elected Supreme Watchman of the Su-
premc Lodge, A. O. u W., now in ses-
sion at Sioux Falls. South Dakota.
Charles E. Woods of the same city. has
been appointed on the Ritual Commit
tee. He is Grand Recorder of the Del
aware A. O. u w.
To the Men Folks-Doesn't this hot
weather suggest straw hats, thinner
underwear. soft shirts, light weight
suspenders, leather belts, fancy hos
iery, summer neekwear and rubber col
lars? If you are acquainted with our
store you will buy from us, if not ac-
quainted ask your neighbors and
friends they will send you to us. Car
rows, the up-to-date furnisher and
halter, Priscilla block, Dover.
An interesting program is being ar
ranged for Temperance Day at Camden
Camp on Thursday, August 2, by the
members of the Kent County w. G. T.
U. There will be an oratorical contest
for a silver medal between six young
women and several addresses by we'll
known speakers. A fine musical pro-
gram will intersperce t. readings.
Frank Tunis, aged 25 years, the
Adams Express Co.'s solicitor on the
Baltimore. Chesapeake e Atlantic
railroad, died at his fathers residence
at Clayton, "Wednesday morning, of
typhoid fever. The deceased was a |
brother of w. #. Tunis, the Adams
Express Co.'S route agent for this dis
trict. He was a member of Clayton
Lodge, Shield of Honor
Under the National plans recently
adopted for systematic Sunday school
organization, and presented here yes
terday by President w. X. Crosby and
f. w. Lang of the Delaware
State Sunday School Association, and
Secretary e. Norris Ferguson, the New
Jersey Association, the Kent County
Sunday School Association was organ
lied in Wesley NJ E. Church. The
officers are: President, Rev. ]. C.
Pierce; vice-president, DR.. E. w. Coop