The Delawarean., 1900-08-25
THE DELAWAREAN.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Alpaca coats alt cost at Lewis.

1AdNG JOu IlISQ OtyuOu Uleuu I6d.
We sell it ait The Magnet.
All summer suits now at cost at
Lewis. Go there for bargains.
Another large lot of agate and tin
ware just received ait The Magnet.
Regular services will be resumed ait
the First Baptist Church tomorrow.
Have you seen our asbestos griddles
for oil and gasoline stoves? 1Oc. ait The
Magnet.
A full line of bamboo porch screens,
all sizes, at Grahams Furniture store,
Camden.
The personal property of William
H. Briggs, residing near Smyrna, was
sold at sheriff's sale Tuesday and
brought 5000.
A number of the members of the
Alpha Boat Club of Chester, are ON
their annual outing and are camping
at Woodland Beach.
On September II and II, the annual
Sunday School Convention of THE
Maryland Annual Conference, will be
held in the NJ. P, Church in this town.
T. Victor Clark, William Radcliffe
and BILLY" Burns are now playing
ball with the Salisbury, Md, club.
Vic didn't go to Easton, Nd, last
week as has been reported.
For Sale-Three town lots, two of
six acres, one of three, valuable for
building, pasture or trucking, nicely
set in grass and in fine condition
George A. Millington, Dover, Del.
Henry P. Jones has decorated both
OF the store windows of the we'll
known hardware firm of T. K. Jones &
Brother, lin "a very attractive manner.
Mr.. Jones has become an expert wind
ow decorator.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
in the Dover postoffice at this date.
Persons calling for them should ask
for advertised letters: Miss Lizzie
Clerk, Maria Spencer, ]. ]. Ireland
L. TopIis, Edward Sewart.
Come and see the new stock of
chamber and parlor suits, couches,
rockers, in fact, a full line OF all kinds
of furniture, which l will sell at the
lowest prices. Parlor lamps a special
ty.-W. E. Smith, 125 Loockerman St.
Lawyer A. B. Magee recently pur-
chased AN old timepiece in Sussex
county, which ds being put in running
order, 1t lis a grandfather's clock that
has been in the Magee family for oven
200 years.
a report has reached Dover that Oh
Sunday sever hail and windsto rm
which did much damage TO crops, pas
sed over a section just west of Har.
rington. Peaches, tomatoes, corn ani
other crops were almost ruined in the
section over which it passed.
"Since leaving Goldey College il
1898, have never been out of employ
ment," writes Goldey College gradu
ate. Write to-day to H. S. Goldey
Wilmington, Del, for new catalogue
See'Gdv., this paper.
Large numbers of people from al
parts of the county will visit Wo d
land Beach on Wednesday, Septembe
8, when the Democrats of THE count!
will hold Ibayside meeting. Addres
ses will be made by well-known speak
ers and in THE evening the young peo
pie will participate in masked ball
Lost.-On or about August last,
large red-leather pocketbook contain
ing several checks payable to the or
der of w. H. Allen, besides other val
uable papers and "a considerable sun
of money. Twenty-Five dollars re
ward will be paid Ito amy one returnint
same ito Mrs. w. H. Allen, Dover, De-
Rev. T. f. Waldron of Dover, will
offidiaite lat a special service at ST
Polycarp's r. G. Church, Smyrna, OF
Sunday morning. The large junio
choir of Holy Cross Church, Dover
will furnish the music, under the di
rection of Father Waldron and JohI
Benen, OrganlSt.
A Great Slaughter of Straw Hats
Finish out the season with a neV
one. Every one of our $1.0O, $1.2O an
$3.50 straw hats goes down TO SOC. Al
of the SOC. and 75c. ones go down t
25c. Unless you are very early bir
these will all be gone before you &c
here. We don't intend to carry stra'
hat over.-Carrow's Dover.
MIR. A. w. Machen, Superintendent
Free Delivery System, writes Senate
Kenney that "The case of Kent cour
ty, Delaware, will be taken up just a
soon as lit cam be reached, probabl
Within Ia few weeks The pressure fo
this service has been $50 great from "a
parts o fthe country THAT some delay i
THE consideration of THE cases lis III
avoidaIble." =
Owing Ito the continued hIot weathe