The Delawarean., 1900-07-18
Soda water at Wi.kinson's.

All trimmed hats at half price at E.
Downes & Co.
Carriages of all kinds for sale at Dam
ner d Co.'s.
For china and glassware-the Magnet,
127 Loockerman street.
pairs gents, black hose for 25c at
the Magnet, 127 Loockerman street.
For indigestion take Wikinson's
Dyspepsia Cure. Price 25 and so cents
Ii you are chafed try box of Palmer
Talcum Powder. For sale by Howard
NJ Wilkinson.
If you want good hammock that
will last you 2 or years, buy it from
Howard NJ. Wilkinson.
Will pay the highest market price
for all kinds of grain--A. G. Massey &
Co., Dover, Del.
The 7-year-old son of John Smith of
Rock Hall, was severely injured We'd
nesday by being run over by a wagon
| guarantee every pound of Paris
green that goes out Of my store.-How-
ard NJ. Wilkinson
Rev. DR.. w. l.. S. Murray will be
the preacher in charge of the Brandy
wine Summit campmeeting, near Will
mington, this year.
William Hurley is said to have beaten
the seasons threshing record with his
traction outfit by threshing five large
crops in three days.
The librarian of the Dover Library
reports that there were 412 books and
lis periodicals taken out during the
month of June.
The colored camp on Kirkwood street
is being largely attended and some of
the strongest colored ministers of this
section are preaching the sermons.
Several tramps were arrested here
Monday on suspicion of wrecking B.
& 0. train at Folsom. They will be
held for the Pennsylvania authorities.
Charles w. Whitley, Jr., and Charles
W. McFee have formed a partnership
under the name of Whitley & McFee,
and opened law Office at Georgetown.
Keep your head cool by wearing one
of Carrow's stylish straw hats-rough
or smooth straw, plain or fancy bands.
Prices, Soc, 75c., $1.O0 and up to $500.
Wanted--A partner with $400 to go
into the merry-go-round business. A
regular Klondike. Address H., Della
warean office, within the next three
days.
Officer Harrington, Monday, at
tempted to arrest Bo Sturgiss, colored,
on the charge of larceny. but the negro
escaped. During the chase, Sturgiss
| flourished a revolver
The following yields per acre are
reported around Dover: w X. Knight
80, Ambrose Morris 3Oh, Henry Hop
kins 81, j. Burton Wharton 80, j. R.
Nicholson As, T. c. Roe 27.
Miss Ollie Wilson, a former Dover
school teacher, and daughter of Robert
o. p. Wilson, late of this town, has
been appointed to a lucrative position
in the Census Bureau at Washington.
Geore W. Flach, manager of Hotel
music for every afternoon and even
/ ing, and sacred music on Sundays.
A dance every Tuesday and Thursday
evenings.
Allen H. Bemis of Wilmington, has
been granted an increase of pension
to $50 per month. Eliza j. Gutten of
Bethel, has been granted an original
widows pension of $S per month This
bears special accrued interest
John w. Lockerman, the well-known
auctioneer, wishes to announce to the
public that at present he u located at
Kits Hammock, and any one wishing
to employ him can reach him by ad
dressing a postal to Lebanon, Del, or
calling on him at this summer resort.
Montague & johnson of Wyoming,
who have purchased the food pen privi-
! lege at Camden camp wish ITO an
nounce to the public that at all times
horses will be taken care of and we'll
fed and watered. 1t is cheaper ITO let
us feed the horses than for you TO bring
the feed with you. Try us while at
tending the camp.
A negro has been exhibited in one
of the Store rooms of the Richardson
block this week. The freak looks to be
about % years old, with body and
head that would fit a man weighing 175
pounds. The legs and hands are like
an infan's only deformed making them
look like frogs legs.-Laurel Sussex
Countain.
In the Orphans Court returns have
been made of the sale of lands of Will
liam C. Welch, William W. Jones, An
drew Caldwell, Joshua Harris and An