The Delawarean., 1900-07-14
Soda water at Wiskinson's.

Chincoteague oysters at Blackiston's.
Children's suits now at cost-Levi's.
4 A large line Of sc. and 10c articles at
the Magnet.
All trimmed hats at half price at f.
Downes & Co.
Carriages of all kinds for sale at Dam
ner IL Co.'s.
For china and glassware-the Magnet,
127 Loockerman street.
Who made all those nobby wedding
suits? Why Treidler, of course.
For Sale-36 head of pigs, one fresh
cow. H. Jones, near Woodside.
The Summer School of Methods open
en- Monday, with a large attendance.
pairs gents, black hose for 25c. at
the Magnet, 127 Loockerman street.
A full line of bamboo porch screens,
all sizes, at Graham's Furniture store,
Camden.
Ii you are chafed try box of Palmer
Talcum Powder For sale by Howard
! NJ. Wilkinson.
Will pay the highest market price
for all kinds of grain-A. G. Massey &
Co.. Dover, Del.
| guarantee every pound of Paris
green that goes out of my store.-How-
ard M. Wilkinson.
Keep your head cool by wearing one
of Carrow's stylish straw hats-rough
or smooth straw, plain or fancy bands
Prices, Soc, 75c., $1.00 and up to $500.
The first basket of peaches of the
season was shipped from Dover on
Thursday by A. G. Massey, who has
two orchards we'll loaded. Mr.. Massey
expects to pick from five to six thous-
and baskets of peaches this year.
Geore w. Flach, manager of Hotel
Bowers at Bowers Beach, announces
music for every afternoon and even
ing, and sacred music on Sundays.
A dance every Tuesday and Thursday
evenings.
OluCt lEoN Ing 0OluCy SOliN6S -
1893, have never been out of employ
ment," writes Goldey College gradu-
ate. Write to-day to H. S. Goldey,
4 Wilmington, Del. for new catalogue.
See adv, this paper.
i Come and see the new stock of
chamber and parlor suits, couches,
| 1aIya IN, foa fyI1J lima nf a11
of furniture, which l will sell at the
lowest prices. Parlor lamps a special
ty.-W. E. Smith, 125 Loockerman st.
The Clayton Board of Education has
elected E. R. Sipple president, and
Alexander Sevil secretary and treasur-
er. William Ellis has been elected
principal of the public schools. and
Miss Emily w. Spruance, Mrs. NJ E.
Reynolds and Miss Addie Deakyne
have been elected teachers.
For Sale-The dwelling house where
; | now reside in Dover, Del, at low
price and reasonable terms. One-halt
can remain on property at per cent.
13 rooms and bath, heated throughout,
hot and cold water all through, even
in cellar. streets and alleys on all sides,
shade and fruit trees. Call or address
Z H. C. Collision, Dover, Del.
Seegars Gibson, Dover boy, met
with serious accident at kits Ham
mock Wednesday, where he had gone
with the Armory NJ e. Sunday school
: on its annual picnic. While examining
the machinery of the merry-go-round
? to which he had been attracted, his
: hand was drawn into the crank and
: badly torn. Dr. P. S. Downes, who is
summering at the beach, rendered
! medical assistance and brought the in
jured boy to his home here.
Many of the farmers around Smyrna
) are through threshing wheat, and the
, average yield will be twenty-five bush.
els to the acre, big gain over last
/, year. The largest yield within five
: miles of Smyrna is that of Harry
Slaughter on the James p Hoffeckei
: farm. Mr.. Slaughter getting 1925 bush
els from fifty acres, an average oi
: thirty and one-half bushels to the acre
/ A large part of this wheat was grown
on fallow ground.
; Drink, and the gang drinks with you;
swear off and you go it alone. for the
bar-room bum who drinks your run
has quenchless thirst Of his own
Feast, and your friends are many; fast
: and they cut you dead; they'll not ge'
mad if you treat them bad, so long as
their stomachs fed Steal if you've go
t million, for then you can furnish
t bail; it's the great big thief that goes
! out on leave, but the little one goes 70
Jail.
! Confusion From a lightning Flast