The Delawarean., 1900-12-22
Xmas glfts-scott,s Drug Store.

All kinds of taffies ait r. j. Camp
BELLS.
The Slaughter Beach hotel is being
rebuilt.
Carriages of all kinds for sale at Dan
aer u Co.'s.
Every suit 1 make must fit or mo
sale.-Treidler.
If you want box of candies for your
best girl Benson can supply them.
ALI ladies' and misses suits now at
cost ait Lewis.
That 100 piece dinner set ait the Mag
met is winner.
No ready made suits, but all put up
to order lat Treidler's.
Another lot of automobiles and tor
pedo boats, 25c.-Tlhe Magnet.
Grand fall and winter opening at
Charles E. Trefdler's. the tailor.
make suits as cheap to or;er, Gus
tom made, as you can buy ready made
goods-Treidler.
For Sale.-Peck farm near Camden.
Also vacant lot, dwelling and stable
in Dover.-R. H. VanDyke.
christmas candies, fruits and nuts
of all kinds at Herman P. Boggs',
Loockerman street, near Dover depot.
Will pay uhe highest market price
for all kinds of grain-A. G. Massey
& Co., Dover, Del.
You will find the largest variety of
toys and holiday goods ait w. f.
Christopher's, Variety and Bargain
Store, Dover, Del.
With my full lime of millinery re-
duced have added a lime of Christmas
novelties, such as Sterling Silver, pic
lures, etc.-Mrs. M. e. Stevens.
In order TO close out our large as
sortment of lamps, fancy china and
jardineers before Christmas we offer
them at way down prices. This is
your opportunity for pretty and useful
Holiday gifts cheap.-Satterfe &
Faucet
Having laid in a large stock of all
kinds of furniture l intend to give a
Liberal discount ON cash purchases
from now until January l, next. Small
profits and cash sales Is what counts
in Business-Wm. E. Smith, 125
Loockerman street.
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.
AT the annual meeting of the Ben
evolent Society at the home of Miss
Mary Salisbury, the following officers
We're elected: President, Miss Mary
E. Salisbury; vice-president, Mrs. T.
X Jones; secretary, Miss Harriet
Comegys; assistant, Mrs. Anna S.
Wharton; treasurer, Mrs. A. E. Watt
son.
AS James Dougherty was returning
to his boarding house ON Queen street,
about IL o'clock ait night, he was at
tackled by a colored man and woman
and was badly beaten. His hands
were so badly bitten that he will lose
two finger nails. The assailants left
their victim unconscious, after secur-
ing about So in cash, and he remained
lying on the ground for several hours.
Dougherty is blacksmith in the shop
of Mrs. c. R. Kellum, and formerly re
sided in New Castle.
Town TaNes-The final notice.-All
persons who have not payed their town
TAX assessed against their person or
property for the year 1900 are hereby
notified that, pursuant to the town
charter, five per centum will be added
to all such taxes unpaid on the first
day of january, 1901. Those who wish
to avoid THE increased rate will please
call at Clarke G McDaniells drug store
at once and settle. Those who owe
taxes for 1899 are notified to settle
Immediately, as propose to collect all
1899 and 1900 taxes by due process of
law. No one who has mot paid his
taxes will be allowed to vote at the
town election-H. A. Culbreth, Col
lector.