The Delawarean., 1900-09-22
THE DELAWAREAN.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

]. J. scanlon is now ready to buy
fresh pork.
For Sale.-Lot of fitch timber,
posts and slab wood at mill ON Rich
ardson farm.
ALI we ask is, am examination of our
goods and prices, they'll do THE rest
The Magnet.
u. q. Phillips, the Division street
butcher, dis NOW buying fresh pork
Call and see him.
M. e. Stevens is receiving new goods
daily. Don't forget the dates of her
opening-September % and 29.
For Sale. $4,000 Keiffer pear trees.
Apply ito Dover Nurseries, e. III. At
kinson, Proprietor. P. o. Box 361.
Stack straws-get a new fall style,
stiff or alpine hat at Lewis. Best
styles There for least money.
IHonorably conducted, truthfully ad-
vertised-Sig Sautelle's big 25-cent
shows, which are coming ito Dover.
Monday, October /.
Wanted-House ITO rent with six
rooms, ON Governors avenue between
Fulton and Uoockerman streets. lAd-
dress p. o. Box Ais.
Died Thursday, September 20, Will
liam Conlin, SON of George and Lizzie
Raughley. Interment ait Lakeside
cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Former Representative Robert H.
Wilson has realized $4,000 from his
peach crop of $4,000 baskets, which
he has just finished handling.
The funeral services of John p.
Emerson will be held at his late resi-
dence Tomorrow at 10 O'Clock p. m.
InIterment at Barratt's Chapel.
Miss Mary f. Goodwin, "a teacher in
THE Dover public schools for several
years, will open kindergarten in the
first floor of the Court House, on Mon
day, October 1.
Th ladies of the Armory M. E.
Church will hold fair i'm Carson Is
Hall ON Govrnor's avenue and Division
street, September 26, 27, 2S and 90.
Proceeds for church debt.
For Sale-Three town lots. two of
six acres, one of three, valuable for
building, pasture or trucking, nicely
set in grass and i'm fine condition-
George A. Millington, Dover, Del.
Sale of personal property ait the resi-
dence of THE late Mrs. MARY w. Day on
Bradford street, to-day, September %
at 10 O'Clock. The dwelling for rent
possessi8 at once.-T. G. Roe, Agent
The PERSONAL property of the latte
Mrs. Marry wv. Day will be sold from
her hate residence ON Bradford street
this morning at 10 O'Clock. The
Misses Day will remove ITO Philadel-
phia.
Rev. ]. c Pierce will preach the last
illustrated sermon on the book "Iu
His Steps," at the First Baptist Church
JON Sunday evening. These sermons
have been very popular during the
summer and have been attended by
Large congregations.
New machinery has been added tc
the mills of THE Smyrna Shirt ant
Hosiery company, Thereby doubling
dts capacity. The company has re.
cefyed am order for $4,000 dozen stock
inlgs, which will furnish work for ttht
employees until next April.
In order Ito more widely introduc.
our fine lime of teas, coffees and spices
we will for one week, commencing to-
day, give one piece of glassware witl
each pound of coffee, 1-2 pound of tex
or spices. This offer holds good fot
one week only-The Magnet.
Andrew Jackson Ross, THE Ken
qrr.tX nominee for Sheriff, as ms
LmeA Implies is a solid Democrat, ant
Bne who never yet knew defeat. III
Fsaid of him THAT he has persona
friends all over the county whom hi.
social, courteous traits have drawn I'd
80 m. He will be elected.
Notice!-Any ONE wanting fruit
ices or ornamental shrubs will saw
Eoney by seeing or writing M. F. Bar
hum, Dover, Del, for prices. Keiffe
pear trees from 5 cents up. Fin
stalking trees ito feet high, only i
cents. Southern peach trees from
to CENTS per tree. All freights paid
aok for his ad. next week.
In the Orphans Court ON Monda,
am order was granted to James H
4Hug'hes for the sale of land of w. H
83ichards. James H. Hughes was ais
HappoinEed trustee of lands of Matuhey
VSemp. Arley B. Magee was authorized
% sell lands of Mary e. Caldwell, ans
Horace Mustard lands of John Mus
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