The Delawarean., 1900-08-25
Boys wash suits at cost-Levi's.
Carriages of all kinds for sale at Dam

commenced operations this week.
Just received another large lot of
Those and 10c. handkerchiefs-T The
Magnet.
The corset display at e. Downes &
Co.'s store Il satTacting considerable
attention.
There DIS good and bad tea and coffee.
We sell the good-The Magnet, Loock-
erman st.
am selling my stock of hardware
goods at cost Store also for rent or
sale-Samuel Armstrong, Camden, Del.
After looking about ilhe country for
a new place, DR.. George B. Whitten
has decided to locate at Johnstown,
Pa, for THE practice of dentistry.
Mrs. Sophia Wiheatman died at THE
home of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob
Smith, of Cheswold, Sunday evening,
aged S4 years. Initerment at Bethel
ON Tuesday
Carrow at Dover, is giving some
great bargains in summer shirts.
Some odd sizes at half price and less.
Don't miss these genuine bargains
Carrow's, Dover.
While driving to New Castle sever
al days ago behind spirited horse,
George BaIttin, who farms down the
Delaware City road, was thrown from
/ II; IL, Iii.
broken.
Register of Willis Watson Harring-
ton has probated the will of the late
Miss Nancy Hall, of Milford. Letters
testamentary were also granted on her
estate ito William D. Fowler of Mil
ford. The will of the late Anna L..
Fountain of Mispillion hundred, was
probated ON Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. D. Whelen, Ladies' Hair
Dresser, Loockerman street near Depot,
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.
The first field contest of harvesting
machines that has taken place in fif-
teen years was the attraction to a
hundred Dover farmers yesterday ait
William Hurleyls. The competition
was between corn hawestingmachines
of the Deering, Mccormick, Osborne
and other concerns.
My daughter, Laura Bell Messick
and my wife, Jane, having left my bed
and board l hereby forewarn all per-
sons from 1larboring them and trust
ing them ON my account as l shall pay
no debts contracted by circumstances
B. Messicl, Charles Scott's Store,
Sussex county, Del.
Frank Smith, Hugh Shields and
Robert Lyons, charged with riotous
conduct on the steamer Thomas Clyde
are all under arrest in Philadelphia
awaiting action by The Delaware au-
thorities toward bringing them to Del
aware for trial.
DR.. John TorDert, the well-known
chiropodist, who has been doing q
; large business in this State for the
past year, will be at Capt. Morris
boarding house for month beginning
next Monday, where he can be con-
: suited by our citizens DR.. Torber
l., oh
2 ity and skill See advertisement OF
THE third page of this issue and read
: the testimonials.
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.-O1
and after Wednesday, August 15, tht
: canning factory at Rising Sun will b,
open to receive tomatoes and peaches
Fruit under size for shipping will bt
bought and also THE better grades a
highest market prices.-Farmers
Preserving Company, Rising Sun, Del
At the sixth annual convention o
the Wilmington District (Colored
Epworth League held in Dover, Ehes,
officers were elected: President, Rev
l. J. Elbert; 1st vice-president, c. G
Laws; End vice-president, Elijal
; Riley; Bird vice-president, Alfret
Raikes;- 4rh vice-president, w. S
Brown; corresponding secretary, T. G
Washington; recording secretary, Mis-
. L. Ennis; treasurer, Rev. J. H. John
!, son. Alfred Raikes was elected re
porter of the convention.
i The Philadelphia newspapers hav
0 had staff people at work in Dover thi
i week ON the Wilkinson case. Anon
t the best writer's here We're Mr.. A
v Bailey, of the Record; H. l.. Brownie
and Gus Schencke of THE Inquirer, ,Mr!
L Laura Withrow and j. Artis Lichchil
r of the North American and j. Alber
: Currey of the Ledger. Frank Wheeler
S of this town, represented the NeV
Y York Herald, journal and World an
II E. f. Causey the Wilmington Evenin
Il journal Iand Herman c. Taylor th