The Delawarean., 1900-08-22
Alpaca coats at cost at Lewis.

Carriages of all kinds for sale at Dam
ner q Co.'s.
Ezekiel w. Cooper and family are
at Bowers Beach for few weeks.
Do you drink tea or coffee? If so
visit the Magnet, 127 Loockerman St.
Inn sat upon SO much" said the
chair, mo wonder I've got my back
up" ,lstyh
The corset display at E. Downes &
Co.'S store il sattracting considerable
attention.
The w. Scott Biggs farm near Mil
ford, has been sold to j. Stanley Short
for $1,000.
The relay telegraph business for the
D., NJ. & V. railroad is now done at
Dover, instead of at Harrington.
Will pay the highest market price
for all kinds of grain-A. G. Massey &
Co., Dover, Del.
1t is proposed to change the name
of Ocean City, Md, to sinepuxent or
Isle of Wight,
/ l am selling my stock of hardware
goods at cost. Store also for RENT or
sale-Samuel Armstrong, Camden, Del.
L. Harris Hammond has been cleo
ted principal of a seminary at Atlanta,
Ga, and will go ITO that city che last
OF this month.
The farmers 0f KENT county will
picnic ON THE Camden camp grounds
September Z. Aaron Jones, master of
THE National Grange, Patrons Of Hu.s-
bandry will make an address.
Would you call these dog days?'
inquired the little man. No. snap
ped the ponderous man, mopping his
brow; I'D call these the dog-gonedest
days that ever happened"
United States Senator Joseph Black
burn of Kentucky, has notified Senator
Kenney that he will come to Delaware
i'm September for three days and will
make six speeches in this State.
e. B. Fosnocht, son of Rev. 1. G..
Fosnocht of Pennington, has been APP
pointed instructor of modern lang
uages at Hudson Military Institute,
Nyack, N. Y.
Carrow ak Dover, is giving some
great bargains in summer shirts.
Some odd sizes at half price and less.
Don't miss these genuine bargains
Carrows, Dover.
Henry Wilkinson formerly publisher
of the State Capital Press, left for
Philadelphia this morning, where he
will hereafter ! reside, Henry has
many friends in Kent county who
wish him unbounded success.
Forty-five head of cattle on the
Capitol Stock Farm stampeded anId
broke away one night recently. The
most of them were captured at Little
Creek the following morning by Will
liam NJ Moore, the manager of the
farm.
Mrs. L. D. Whelen, Ladies' Hair
Dresser, Loockerman street near Depot,
Dover, braids, switches, puffs, all
kinds of hair work done. Combings
made up in any style. Hair dyeing.
Shampooing with medical shampoo a
specially. Mail orders promptly at
tended to.
The receipts of School Tax Collector
David H. Hancock for THE three days
he sat, at which time discount of S
per cent. was allowed, amounted to
$3,S45.7S. This amount is over one
half of the tax levied for the year
The amount collected last year was
s3,25O.
Dr. John Torbert, the well-known
chiropodist, who has been doing a
large business in this State for the
past year, will be at Capt. Morris
boarding house for a month beginning
next Monday, where he can be con-
suited by our citizens. DR.. Torbert
has well-earned reputation for abil-
ity and skill.
! FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.-On
and after Wednesday, August Is, the
canning factory at Rising Sun will be
open to receive tomatoes and peaches
Fruit under size for shipping will be
bought and also the better grades az
highest market prices.-Farmers
Preserving Company, Rising Sun, Del
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The "crack lip" in horses has again
made its appearance in different sec
tions of Maryland. The symptoms OF