The Delawarean., 1900-06-02
THE DELAW-AREAN.
LOCAL. NEWS IN BRIEF.


Headlight oil, 1Oc gallon.-J. ].
ScanlJn.
If you want really stylish straw, soft
or sciff hats, see Lewis.
Thursday was hot day and several
persons were overcome by the heat.
Who made all those nobby wedding
suits? Why Treidler, of course.
For Sale Cheap-Two good, sound
horses, 6 years old weight, HOO pounds,
guaranteed in all harness.. ]. Speal.
Mr.. Henry Pratt on Thursday killed
dog that showed signs of rabies on
his farm near Dover.
II you want horse and cattle powder
call on Howard NJ. Wilkinson, Drug
gist, next door to JOS. Levi & Co.
The best, most stylish mems and
boys clothes are sold at Lewis ait pri-
ces of the cheap sorts elsewhere. Trad
ing stamps given.
Mrs. Thomas Benson of Wilmington.
has been secured by the Dover W. G.
7. U. to take charge of the singing at
the Floral Mission Day exercises next
Saturday.
Now for Children's Day Strongest,
most stylish boys and children's suits
at Lewis. Prices below all Others
Trading stamps given.
Binder twine, machine oils, oil cans,
moving, weed and brush scythes and
snaths, hay forks and a full line of
other seasonable goods at bottom
priees.-Lord & Hope, Dover.
Miss Sue Kerbin had the misfortune
to pierce the palm of her hand with a
sharpening steel Thursday morning.
The steel went entirely through her
hand and caused very painful wound.
One of the finest farms within a
radius of twenty-five miles of Dover,
was sold to William L. Masten this
week. 1t is known as the Irving
Beck farm situated on the left Of the
public road leading from Ruthsburg
to Bridgeyille, and contains 279 acres.
It was purchased from Mrs. A. NJ. Pfaff
Of Bangor, Pa for $500.
The prospects for the season at
Woodland Beach are the best in the
history of the company. Five excur-
sions are booked from Wilmington for
the month of June, Madeley Sunday
school, June Z; Epworth, June 8; Scott,
June IA; Wesley and the German Llth
eran Church, on other dates. The eX-
cess of the bookings for a number of
years.
FOR SALE-1200 bushels of North
ern-grown Early Rose Potatoes; 700
bushels Northern-grown Early Hebron
Potatoes; 1850 bushels Western-gr grown
Glover Seed; 1000 bushels of Western
grown White Oats; 500 bushels OF
Black Cow Peas; 15o bushels of Onion
sets-Joseph E. Holland Milford, Del
Presiding Elder G. S. Baker of Dover
district, has returned from the sessions
of the Methodist General Conference
at Chicago, which he has been attend
ing for the last four weeks At the
first quarterly conference at Denton
N. E. Church this evening DR. Baker
will give some impression of this great
meeting of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Commencing tomorrow the Baptist
Sunday school will be held at O'clock
a. M, instead of 2 o'clock p. M, during
the summer months. Preaching at 1890
a. M Twilight service at $50 instead
of the regular evening service. Child
ren's Day will be celebrated on Sunday
June 10, at $50 p. m. A very nice pro-
gram is being prepared for the oc-
casion
Buckeye Wheel Cultivator still leads,
both the number fifteen, independent
middle break, very easy TO operate,
very strong and durable, and the num-
ber fifty-eight, handy cu1tivator, with
pendulum beams and hammock seat
six shovels, spring lift, very strong
and adapted for all kinds of soil. A
great success. For sale by Geo. w.
Baker, Dover, del.
To the Men Folks-Doesn't this hot
weather suggest straw hats, thinner
underwear soft shirts, light weight
suspenders, leather belts, fancy hos
iery, summer neckwear and rubber col
lars? If you are acquainted with our
store you will buy from us, if not ac-
quainted ask your neighbors and
friends they will send you to u.s. Car
rows, the up-to-date furnisher and
halter, Priscilla block, Dover.
The father and brother of James Gill
3 more, the young colored man who was
Murdered near the post office in Dover
al NSoon on Monday, arrived ON We'd
nesdaS, and removed his body to
Georgetywn. Cornoner Knots jury
found THAT murder had been commit
ted and ordered Frank Brown, The as