Middletown transcript., 1900-03-31

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office.
DR.. W. E. BARNARD, Surgeon Del
tist, Office Southeast corner of Mai
and Scott streets.
SEVERAL of our citizens have b
gun digging up their gardens prepal
kaioly to tho planting Of early vegetsbl
seed.
REV. F. H. MOORE, d. D., wi
preach at Armstrong; tomorrow a
three O'Clock P. NJ, 1t being the ffs
Sunday in the month.
NEW WHIsTLE.-A steam whistle
has been placed on the boiler u
Parker's Harness Factory and TIN
workmen are now called to work +!
its blowing.
SERVICES AT TOWNSEND. - Rev
William J. Wilkie will conduct ser
vices and preach ut the residence Ol
Mr.. c. F. Hubbard. in Townsend, tc.
morrow at 8 80 p. M.
PLANTS FOR SALE.-A fue lot OF
Cold Frame Cabbage Plants, also other
Vegetable Plants in season. Orders
by mail receive prompt attention.
e. J. STEELE, Henderson, Nd.
John Armstrong has Introduced the
;neat business in connection with his
line Of gr, ceries. He carries line of
good, tender and juicy steak that does
not require hammer and wedge 10
chew. Give him a trial.
IMPROVEMENTS MADE. - A hand
some new white enamel bath tub has
been placed in the Pennington Building
during the past week by workmen from
Wilmington. Several other improve
ments are also being made.
Take your laundry to j. H Burrows
who has the agency for the two best
laundr'es in the Stats. Work col
Iected for the X L Mondays and de-
livered Thursdays. Collected for the
NoDpareil Wednesdays and delivered
Store next to express office.
Mrs. A. NJ. Mckee will have her
Spring Opening of Millinery on Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday, April 5.h,
,th and 7.h. Customers and friends
are invited to call and examine her new
Spring Stock, containing all that per-
aims to a first class establishment |
Styles all up to date.
AT CoNFERENCE.-R4v. M. Fl. Hor.
ey, who has served DAIe's NJ. E.
Church most acceptable the past four
'ears, having built and nearly paid for
he new church building; is attending
he Delaware Conference now in ses-
ion in Philadelphia, Bishop Henry
Warren, of Denver, presiding.
WHERE He PREACHED.-Last Sun
ay while in Wilmington where be was
tIel ding Conference, Rev. E. w. Cas-
yell, pa stor of Bethesda M. E. Church,
vas assigned to preach in the morning
Grace and in the evening at Union
1. E. Churches. As these are Whining
ms two leading Methodist churches
ne reverend gentleman was highly
By the assignments.
AT ST. ANNE's CHURCH.-Laet ]
Tednesday evening Rev. Henry Ward '
nnni1gham, rector of Calvary P. E. C
hurch, Wilmington, prsachel the q
'ual Wednesday night Lenten sermon D
st. Anne's Church, this town. A i
'od attendance listened to bis excel ]
ut discourse. Next Wednesday even b
g Archdeacon Hall, of Wilmington, s
expected to preach the sermon. As b
r. Hall is fine speaker the public
cordially invited to be preseut and y
ar him.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS follow. ?
6 list of letters remains unclaimed h
the post office for the week ending q,
aIch 22ud, 1860: Ladies-Eliza By h
d, Mrs. Emma Mulligsn, Miss S. h
,wnsend P .rsoi, Miss May Sipple, l.
rs. Lydia Sipple, (postal card), Mrs. A
Dbie r. Vandyke. Gentlemen-Se Serick q,
ack, James Drspier, Richard Gran W
o, postal card), R. E. Lewis, John "a
Pryor, 1saac Rhodes, Harry Robin Of
>. Foreign - Printed, Arthur B. N
1bbard. Persons claiming the above re-
Il please say advertised" aud give w
te of this list. G.
JOHN W. JoLLs, P. M. -
WRITE FOR ONE A copy OF the an
irteenth Annual Session Of the PEN br
Iula Horticultural Society, held at of
lisbury in January, has been re- VI
we'd. It is pamphlet of 1876 pages, br
m the State Sentinel, and to the th
mee or horticulturist who s'mixes nc
Iins with his labor" a perusal Of its n
ltents must prove profitable. A W
y may be had by addressing the lei
retary, Prof. Wesley Webb, Dover. of
1t year the Association meets in ha
ddletown and to become familiar all
b the work Of the society those in br
ested in any branch of horticulture %,
nld writs for this pamphlet. sh
BASE BALL TEAM.-Reading in the pr
ious papers throughout the State in
{ several of the towns are 10 be Oh
resented on the diamond with base II
team, has somewhat enthused the eel
rting blood of several of the players Oh
former Middle:own clubs. They are clS
' beginning to talk among themselves 40
organizing a nine of fairly good tn'
yers for this town, but at the pres.
time things have not reached any
mite shape. Just at this time /
Inces and grounds are the main 1T
uhookc huf - q 10 To- ,,;iI ,oL.LI-