The Delawarean., 1900-07-18
THE DELAWARE
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
traw hats at cost at Lewis.

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From $40 to $S5 cash buys good
organ at Aliens.
A fine line of handkerchiefs, SC. to
Csc. at the Magnet.
Take Notice-All light colored suits
now at cost 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. J. Campbell's
solid white metal teaspoons for 10c.
at the Magnet, 127 Loockerman street.
Bargain-slightly used Upright Lud-
wig piano.. A. Downs, Priscilla
Block, Dover, Del.
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. ]. Campbell's. They will be filled
promptly with the best.
For Rent-Furnished cottage at
kits Ha' mock. Secure dates. Apply
to Mrs. Howard Wilkinson.
The Dover colored baseball club will
play at the ball park tomorrow after
noon at o'clock with the Smyrna
team.
Genuine rubber collars are sweat
proof, water proof and dust proof; do
not turn yellow; all sizes and styles at
Carrow's, Dover.
H. B. Clark, of near Kenton, har-
vested $500 bushels of wheat from
three fields, averaging respectively 2S,
29 and 80 bushels per acre.
Camp needs are sheathing paper,
gasoline stoves, agateware, tacks, nails,
ETC. A full assortment at T. X. Jones
e. Brother.
John H. Bateman, editor of the State
Sentinel, is sick at his home
here. He returned from Atlantic City
on Saturday where he had been for
his health.
GOLD BRICK am now prepared
to furnish a first-class paving brick.
Hard red and arch brick at very rea-
sonable prices in any quantity. Apply
to John P. Hudson, Smyrna, Delaware.
While threshing wheat on the farm
ton, the sparks ignited the threshing
machine, the flames consuming the
thresher.
300 more of those balbriggan shirts
and drawers to go at 25c. II you can
find any as good elsewhere for 371sc
let me know where it is. No more
after this lot is gone.-Carrow, Dover
John Henry Flamer, colored, aged 80
years, who was employed at Harring-
ton hotels as cook, died at Harring-
ton Monday. He was an eccentric
negro, always wearing an apron and
sun bonnet.
No more stiff-bosom white shirts for
hot weather-the soft white madras
shirts are the newest-they are neat,
dressy, cool, and wash we'll. Try one
and note the difference. SOC, 75c. and
$100 at Carrows, Dover.
Attorney Magee has obtained the re-
lease of Joseph f. Turner, colored, who
has been committed to Jail on the
charge of stealing a bicycle. The re-
lease was granted on the ground that
the proceedings before the committing
magistrate were defective.
Detective McVey has received a
telegram informing him that Governor
Stone of Pennsylvania, would grant ex-
tradition papers for Abraham Sessler,
who was recently arrested in Philadel-
phia in connection with a peculiar
transaction concerning strawberries in
this State.
William F. Streets, who for the past
three years has been employed by
George H. Richards, the Clayton House
barber, is seriously i'll at his home in
Newark Mr. Streets is suffering with
consumption and no hopes are enter
tained of his recovery. Evening
journal Mr.. Streets friends here will
regret to hear this news.
Episcopalians of this section are in
terested in the building of a new
church ait Ocean City, which movement
is now being pushed by residents of
that resort, headed by Rev. ]. G. CAN'T.
The old st. Paul's by-the-sea Episcopal
Church and the surrounding grounds
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of Ocean City, and the proceeds will
swell the fund for the new building.
Do you want to wear diamonds?-A
gentleman becoming financially embar-
rassed while in the city pawned three
handsome diamond rings-one for 1925
(cost s250) ticket can be bought for $40.
One for $S5 (cost $75) and another for
s25 (cost $500 either of these tickets
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