The Delawarean., 1900-07-25
THE DELAWAREAN.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Attend. E. Downes & Co.'S trimmed
hat sale.
All ladies suits at cost-Levi's.
From $40 to s35 cash buys a good
organ at Aliens.
A fine line of handkerchiefs, sc. to
25c. at the Magnet.
For china and glassware-the Magnet,
d27 Loockerman street.
Just in time for campmeeting. All
summer suits at cash at Lewis.
E. Downes & Co. are now selling all
trimmed hats at half price.
A full line of fine candies and fruits,
wholesale and retail at R. ]. Campbells
6 solid white metal teaspoons for 1Oc.
at the Magnet, 127 Loockerman street.
Three new upright pianos to be sold
at secondhand prices. Call and ex-
amine.-W. H. Allen.
Leave orders for ice cream and ices
at R. J. Campbells. They will be filled
promptly with the best.
For Rent-Furnished cottage at
kits Hammock. Secure dates. Apply
Ito Mrs. Howard Wilkinson.
Genpine rubber collars are sweat
proof, water proof and dist proof; do
mot turn yellow; all sizes and styles at
Carrow's, Dover.
Camp needs are sheathing paper,
gasoline stoves, agateware, tacks, nails,
etc. A full assortment at T. K. Jones
& Brother.
Houston, Perry & Co. of Millsboro,
who have a capital stock of $32000
filed their certificate of incorporation
here Monday. They will manufacture
crates and boxes.
GOLD BRICK.-I am now prepared
to furnish a frst-class paving brick.
Hard red and arch brick at very rea-
sonable prices in any quantity. Apply
to John P Hudson, Smyrna, Delaware.
300 more of those balbriggan shirts
and drawers to go at 25c. If you can
find any as good elsewhere for 371ac.
let me know where it is No more
after this lot is gone.-Carrow, Dover.
Notice-The undersigned desires to
contract for daily supply of guilk for
the Wilmington Conference Academy
for the coming school year. Apply at
the Academy to w. G. Carman, Supt.
Federal Judge George Gray, Mrs.
Gray and Levi G. Bird sailed from New
York on the steamer ST. Louis of the
American Line to-day for the old
country.
No more stiff-bosom white shirts for
hot weather-the soft white madras
shirts are the newest-they are neat,
dressy, cool, and wash well. Try one
and note the difference. 50c., 75c and
$100 at Carrow's, Dover.
The Georgetown Board of Education
has elected Roman Tammany principal
of the public schools, and Miss Mag
gle S. Wilson. Miss May Lynch, Miss
Ida NJ. Davis, Miss Jennie Bennum and
Miss annie NJ. Purnell teachers.
There will be divine services in the
English language at the school house
in Canterbury next Sunday afternoon
at 2.30 p. m. Rev. ]. c. Enifaes, pastor
OF st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
congregation at Rising Sun, will preach
All are invited.
Mrs. L. D. Wihelen, Ladies' Hair
Dover, braids, switches, puffs, all
kinds of hair work done. Combings
made up in any style. Hair dyeing.
Shampooing with medical shampoo a
specially. Mail orders promptly at
tended to.
Do you want to wear diamonds?-A
gentleman becoming financially embar-
rassed while in the city pawned three
handsome diamond rings-one for $125
(cpst $3.50 ticket can be bought for $40
One for $35 (cost $75) and another for
$25 (cost $500 either of these tickets
can be bought for S. each. These are
bargains. Address, o., care of The
Delawarean, Dover, Del.
James Bagley and Michael Gray of
Philadelphia, were fined s. and costs
each by Magistrate Purnell of George
town, on Wednesday fol cruelty treat
ing a horse Agent Stout prosecuted
the case. These are the men who re-
Gently eloped with a Miss Bellman of
Wyoming, the girl who was afterward
sent to Farnhurst, being declared non
compos mentis.
A new coin three-cent piece has been
authorized by Congress, to take the
place of the old coin which was so
much like a dime that its coinage was
stopped. The new three-cent piece is
to be nickel, the size of the old bronze
cent, although thicker. In the center
is to be hole one-fourth of an inch in
diameter. This will make the coin