Middletown transcript., 1900-03-31
Local News.

Send US your orders for all kinds of
lob printing. Wen do it right.
REV. E. w. CAswELL now rides a
chainless Columbia bicycle, and eIioys
The healthful exercise.
DIR. J. NJ. R. White, of Wilmington.
will be at the residence of Mrs. Marga-
ret Clayton every Thursday.
]. T. MCWHoRrER & Son have
received an order from ]. Edward Ad-
dicks for one Of their American Sep
arators.
For the choicest beef in town go to
John Armstrong;. He has just what
YOU want. Also full line Of groceries.
Remember his new store.
THE WINDOWS OF the Presbyt erian
Church have been covered on the out
side with screens 50 as to prevent flying
missils from b. eaking the glass.
NEW SroRE.-The new building |
erected by L. G. Scott adj Jlning the
Adams express cffics has been rented
by James Burrows, who has moved his
stock Of goods there.
I have a full line OF Easter Eggs
Rabbits, etc; ranging in price from one
cent up. Call and see my stock before
purchasing. PAUL WEBER, baker,
Mo;o 81 raof Middlafoun
OUT OF REPAIR:-The pump at
the water works got out of repair last
Saturday night. It was put in good
working order on Monday. The above
accident was he cause of the drinking
water having an unpleasant taste on
that day.
J. Frank BriukeThoff, Of Philadel,
phia, Pa, Specialist in Lenses for the {
Eye, will again be in Middletown at
Mrs. Massey's Jewelry Store, OH Tues
day, April 3rd. II you are having
trouble With your eyes Call and see him.
No charge for examination and advice. {
n LAh6E
preventative MuCd, of Maryland, has
introduced bill in Congress apprO' q
priatiDg $4,000, for the building of q
the Maryland ard Delaware free ship Y
canal. In 1894 the survey recommend '
ed was almost indentical with the Del a
aware and Chesapeake.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. the
recent annual meeting of the Mutual
Loan Association the following officers .
and directors were elected President,
j. Frank McWhorter; Vice President, v
J. w. Jolls; Secretary and Tr ssure, G
A. G. Cox: Directors, M. B. Burris, G
J. e. Parker aud G. D. Kelley. u
SUNDAYS SUBJECT. The subject .
for the Epworth League and the Y. P. 8
S. G. E. tomorrow evening will be -
always Ready" Luke 81: 1886. -
The meetings take place at 6. 80 O'Clock :, -
and all are invited to attend. The for :"
mer meets in the M. E. Church and .
the latter in The Presbyterian church. TX
THE FORTH Decentralization was ..
made last week Of there being three u
deaths in the house in Wilmington in ~
which Mrs. Susan Walker, formerly Of -
this town, died. Since then there has m
been the fourth Mrs. Susan Cooper Ar
dying there last Sa urday evening. The 4
combined ages of the four PEOPLE was o,
304 years.
FINE WoRK.-A beautiful piece of M
work ranship has been done by Mr.. so
Walter MonrO on the vaults Of the HI
Peoples Bank. He artistically re. WI
produced the original design in colors, da
having first removed it entirely. With
Its new carpet, fresh paper and bright
paint the bank is like the pleasant II
spring days-a great delight. in,
SENT To JAIL.-Last Sunday 90
Charles johnson, colored, better known oe'
as Baltimore Kid" was arrested by .io
Constable James l.. Collins for acting 90
In disorderly manner at the Middle ol'
town Hotel on Saturday night. At wi
hearing before Squire Reynolds. Mon 0ol
day morning he was fined $500 and Soe
costs, and in default of payment was ~.
sent to the county jail for 40 days. -,
This is the arst arrest made by con- ~
stable Collins, as be was but recently 70
appointed to succeed Constable Hushe- '">
beck. ]
For SALE.-1000 Bushels of North ss' W
ern-grown Early Rose Potatoes. sn'
900 Bushels Of Northern-Rrown Early roy
Beauty of Hebron. oai
500 Bushels of Northern.Qrown Early spy
Ohio's. OF
l2OO Bushels Of Black Cow Peas. ~
1000 Bushels Of White Seed Oats. =,
22OO Bushels Of Western Re-cleaned PIC
Clover Seed. GUT
300 Bushels of Seed Sweet Potatoes. uol
800 Bushels of Crimson Clover Seed. iln'
JOSEPH E. HOLLAND, =.
Milford, Del. ~
10 BREAK IT UP.-There has Eeen gro
crowd of noisy boys who spent their san
evenings loafng al the cornor Of Broad sta
end Main streets for some time past. uni
1helr loud talking and excessive cigar etc
ette smoking has become abominahle the
and Constable William E. Dixon has but
had his eye on them for some time. be
Last tuesday night he saw one Of the mo
ooys push another one into passing con
laoy ard when he demonstrated with Is o
Them for their misbehayior one of the to
crowd gave him some "lip.n Well, to mel
make long story short, he placed this org
'llppy" young man under arrest and req
after hearing Squire W. r. Reynolds ran