The Delawarean., 1900-05-19
Nobby spring suits at Treidler.s.

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get your clothes at Lewis.
The biggest and cheapest line Of
spring goods at Triedler's.
Get your berry checks printed at this
office. Prices the lowest.
Mrs. Mary E. Carter, aged Sc years,
died at Frederica Tuesday.
Fine lot of COW peas for sale cheap.
Inquire of Riley Cook, Viola, Del.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
celebrate Chldren's Day on June 10.
Who made all those nobby wedding
suits? Why Treidler, of course.
J. ]. Scanlon purchased twenty-eight
/ fine steers from Mifiin Wilson this
week.
For the most stylish straw, stiff or
soft hats at prices less than elsewhere,
It try Lewis.
Edward Hargadine started this week
for Montana, where he will engage in
business.
Most popular varieties Of early to-
mato, sweet potato, cabbage and other
plants.-P Emerson, Wyoming, Del
For Corn and Oats use THE ]. E.
TYGERT COMPANY'S Armoniated
Super Phosphate.
Died at Cheswold, May IA, Edna May,
infant daughter of William and Burtie
Graham, agel year.
Two cars OF Michigan potatoes, Rural
New Workers and Green Mountainers,
price, zoe. per bushel.-J. ]. Scanlon.
Sheriff Wharton has purchased a
new sorel horse to match his fast driv-
ing mare from DR.. w. Miller of Will
mington.
Wanted-To write bookkeepers and
paymasters about the best time book
and payroll ever made.-A B. Cald-
we'll, Richmond, Va.
You cannot afford to plant any vege-
tables without applying THE j. E..
TYGERT CoMPANY'S EARLY Truck
Guano.
On Thursday Mr. Henry E. Moore
killed dog at the mill that showed
symptoms of rabies. No one had been
bitten by the canine as he knew of.
Do you want to grow large, heavy
and solid Tomatoes? if so use THE j.
E. TYGERT COMPANY'S Tomato
Fertilizer.
Thomas E. Bailey of Kenton, and
George Dolley of Smyrna, have report
ed the first strawberries in this local
ity Mr.. Dolley's were of the MichaePs
Early variety. !.
Medium weight underwear for mod
crate weather keeps away rheumatism,
pneumonia and colds. Take care of
your health and save doctors bill
Carrow's, Dover
Mabel Revis, the ten-year-old daugh-
Ter of Leonard Revis of Duck Greek,
died at the home of her father aruer a
long illness. Mr.. Revis' wife died a
few weeks ago from the effects of burns
which she received while standing near
stove.
At 25c. boys under shirts and draw
ers The balbriggan kind the kind
that wears better, washes better, and
is the most comfortable Sizes 26 to
a. You pay S71ac for the same kind
elsewhere; our price, 25c., while they
last.-Carrow's Dover.
Come and see the new stock of
chamber and parlor suits, couches,
rockers, in fact, full line of all kinds
of furniture, which will sell at the
lowest prices. Parlor lamps special
ty.-W. E. Smith, 125 Loockerman st.
There will be a missionary meeting
at fredericksburg on May 81. The meet
ing will be conducted by ladies from
Baltimore, and three sessfons will be
held. The sessions will be very inter
esting
Walter H. Podesta, the eye special
list. wishes to announce that he will
visit Dover personally hereafter. This
is to comply with the wishes of his
patients who desire to see him per
sonally. Monday, June II, has been
scheduled for his next Dover visit.
Encourage home enterprise by buy
ing your furniture, carpets, refrigera-
tors, parlor and bedroom suits, lamps
for sewing and reading purposes. AL
at prices that cannot be beaten. Will
be glad to have you call.
G. R. FERGUSON C SON.
The Greensboro Free Press in its
last weeks issue, says: "The P. w
&c b. R. R. Co., are putting in new
: pumping apparatus and will also ado
steam heat in the depot to their many
, other improvements. The contrast
between the accommodations of the
: present and past are startling and it j!
Z quite amusing to see the astonishmen
depicted ON the faces of old time Wis
itors who were so accustomed to thu
, old order of things"