The Delawarean., 1900-12-19
Xmas gifts-scott's Drug Store.

All kinds of taffies at R. J. Camp
BELLS.
THE Slaughter Beach hotel is being
rebuilt.
Carriages of all kinds for sale at Dam
der & Co.'s.
All ladies' and misses suits now at
cost at Lewis.
That 100 piece dinner set ait the Mag
met is a winner.
An interesting Canterbury letter will
appear Wednesday.
Another lot of automobiles and tor
pedo boats, 25c.-The Magnet.
Will pay the 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.
Wesley Church has presented Mrs.
E: l.. Jones with china closet in
recognition of her many years service
as choir leader.
With my full lime OF millinery re-
duced have added lime of Christmas
novelties, such as Sterling Silver, pic
lures, etc.-Mrs. M. e. Stevens.
William ]. White and Miss Eliza
Bordley, colored, both of Dover, we're
married ON Thursday evening last by
Rev. Mr.. Nichols.
Miss Amy Waddell, teacher of the
Hazlett school, was called home to
Westminster, Md, ON Saturday, by the
serious illness of her father, Rev. d.
u. Waddell
Persons desiring books for the holi-
days will find it ito their advantage to
call at Miss Ethel Cahoon's, who has a
fine line of samples to select from.
Orders also taken for Bibles, hymnals,
or amy book desired
Mrs NJ. E. Graham will sell at pub
lie auction all the stock of her milli-
merry store on Loocl1erman street. The
sale will take place this evening, to be
continued tomorrow and Friday even
ings and all day and evening Saturday.
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. -Satterfield &
Faucet
This is a good thine to enter Goldey
College for a Commercial ION a Short
hand Course. Il never tire praising
Goldey College, writes a "Goldey"
graduate. Write Principal H. S. Gold
ey, Wilmington, Del, for new cata-
logue. .
ohm M. Singles, aged IS years, who
died at the residence Of his niece, Mrs
w. ID Venn, in Smyrna, will be buried
from the home of his brother, William
f. Singles, in Newark, on Friday
morning. In,erment will be made in
the Head of Christiana Cemetery.
There will be social held by Union
Epworth League ON Thursday evening,
December 27, at Mr.. Frank Gray's,
near Union Church. Admission, 10I
cents, which entities each one TO re-
freshments as we'll as the entertain
ment.
Old Kriss has notified R. J. Campbell
day next, and MIR. Campbell has fitted
up one of his large Windows for the
old gentleman's accommodation. A
special invitation is given to all THE
children of Dover to visit Santa. He
will remain over on Monday.
Leonard Wales Harrington, who has
served as turnkey of the Jail under
Sheriff Wharton, is am applicant for
the janitorship of the State House to-
succeed Janitor Cooper. MIR. Harring-
ton has made am excellent turnkey.
He is said to have strong backing for
the position.
Mrs. L. D. W'helen, 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.
with medical shampoo a
speciality. Mail orders promptly at