The Delawarean., 1900-08-15

Just &i56K Of It'll "The Delawarean''
is sent you twice each week for 81 per
year. The news in it is Aways the
latest.
The postmasilers appointed yestef-
day included the following: Days.
boro, ]. H. Davidson; Hockessin, w.
F. Taylor; Redden, Richard SteeIman.
A horse belonging to Presiding
Elder Baker became entangled in the
halter while in it's stable and broke
its spine. The horse died. DR.. Baker
valued the animal very highly.
I. Victor Clark, who has been pitch
ing ball for the Durham, North Caro-
lima, baseball club, left here for Eas-
ton, Md, yesterday, where he will play
tor the remainder of the season.
For Sale-Three town lots, two of
six acres, one of three, valuable for
building, pasture or trucking, nicely
set i'm grass and in fine condition
George A. Millington, Dover, Del.
w. H. Allen, the well-known
musical instrumental dealer, who has
been suffering for months from ner-
vous prostration was taken away for
medical treatment this week.
GOLD BRICK.-I am now prepared
to furnish a first-class paving brick
Hard red and arch brick at very rea-
sonable prices in any quantity. Apply
to John P. Hudson, Smyrna, Delaware
Levy Courtman Charles Postles
treated his fellow commissioners to
some fine peaches at THE meeting here
yesterday. They were large and JUICY
asnd of the Reeves and Mountain Rose
varieties.
IA team belonging to a Mr.. Ham
ran away ait Wyoming ON Sat-
kprning. The horses ran into
and demolished it, but
le damage was dome
undersigned desires to
laily supply Of Eoilk for
Conference Academy
school year. Apply at
w. G. Carman, Supt
1.-THE eight months old
and Mrs. W. H. Allen,
Jme of her grandparents,
John Hinsley on Sus day
RfIer remains were inferred
~ Lake on Tuesday Ruth was
ny child and many friends sym
thise with the bereaved parenes.
Warden Charles Bowers of the New
stle Jail, came here ON Monday to
ntify Mullen, the prisoner captured
Clayton and supposed to be the
kllen who escaped from New Castle
|. He learned THAT the Dover pris-
her was Harry Mullen and not John
DAullen.
Presiding Elder Baker on Saturday
morning preached at Zion camp near
Georgetown. For the past month DR..
Baker has been one lof the busiest men
in the Wilmington Conference. He has
preached at Concord, Sudlersville,
Zoar, Sand Hill and several other
camps on the Peninsula.
A Great Slaughter of Straw Hats.
Finish out the season with new
one. Every one of our $100, $1.20 and
$3.50 straw hats goes down to SOC. All
of the SOC. and 75c. ones go down to
25c Unless you are a very early bird
these will all be gone before you get
here. We don't intend to carry a straw
nat over.-Carrow's Dover.
John c. Mason and family take this
opportunity of expressing thanks
to the members of the Womans s
Christian Temperance Union, the
Ladies' Aid Society and the knights
of the Golden Eagle, for THE beautiful
floral offerings presented on the death
of his wife and mother. Such tokens
of love and sympathy from so many
friends were appreciated very much.
Fisher, Speal & Thomas, fruit ship
pers ait Wyoming, have shipped SO re-
frigerator cars of apples from THAT
station i'm THE past few days. They are
also shipping two car loads of Bart
lett pears and from 5 to 10 car loads of
peaches from THAT point daily. From
the same station yesterday A. N.
Brown shipped several car loads of
peaches which he paid ION THE average
of s1.35 per basket.