The Delawarean., 1900-05-16
THE DELAWARE
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Lewis.
The Presbyterian Church is being
painted.
II it is right it comes from Carrow's.
If it comes from Carrow's it is right.
Thirty employers of the Cambridge
Manufacturing Co., have struck for
higher wages.
The Dover Junior baseball club de-
feated the st. Jones Neck club on Sat
urday by score of IL to 6.
Tomato Growers using THE J. q.
TYGERT CONPANYS Tomato Ferti-
lizer report they are not troubled with
Blight.
Carrow, the shirt specialist, is show
ing the very latest things in soft shirts
Stylish, up-to-date shirts cost no more
at Carrows than last years styles cost
elsewhere.
E. G. Packard, secretary of the
Farmers Produce Association of Del
aware, addressed a meeting of farmers
and fruit growers in Grange Hall, Mil
ford, on Saturday afternoon.
When you plant Potatoes use THE
]. E. TYGERT CoMPANyY'S Gold Edge
Potato Guano, and you will be sur
prised at the increased yield of Pota-
toes.
The State Board of Education ait its
recent meeting did not complete the
selection of text books. The board ad-
journed until May oath.
Mrs. L. D. Whelen, the well-known
ladies' hair dresser, will remain in
Dover, and wishes thus to notify her
patrons that she is ready at all times
to fill all orders for hair work. Sham
pooiHg speciality.
Members of Diamond Lodge, A. OiU
W., will meet at the Priscilla Building
rooms tomorrow at 11.90, the lodge
having been invited to attend the fun
eral of Elmer Postles at Wyoming.
The Little Creek Cannery will be
conducted this season, same as last
two, by Isaac Robinson. We want zoe
acres of tomatoes and contracts are
now open at J. Thomas loves store.
H. S. RILEY.
Hiram Donoho and Glider D. Jack
son attempted to stop runaway horse
on Sunday night but did not succeed
until after it had thrown out the young
J.tx if1i11rips
were not serious.
Pennell Rash, who was so terribl.
inj sred by board from a circular saw
at his mill here, is now recovering
Mr.. Rash was struck in the head by
16-foot board, which caused fractur
of the frontal bone.
Don't waste your money ON cheal
fertilizer and risk losing your crop b.
buying fertilizers recommended a
lust as good The J. E. Tygert Com
pany's Fertilizers have been recognize
as the best for many years, and the
are just as they always We're, the high
est grade on the market"
FOR SALE-12OO bushels of North
ern-grown EARLY Rose Potatoes; 70
Potatoes; 1850 bushels Western-grow
Glover Seed; 1000 bushels of Western
grown White Oats; 500 bushels {
Black Cow Peas; $50 bushels of Onio
Sets-Joseph E. Holland, Milford, De
George w. Tebo, the real estate brol
er, has sold two farms amounting
nearly $11,O0O The farm known {
the Baum farm, situated near Dove
and owned by Mr.. Woolworth, VIZ
sold to Peter J. Westervelt of Tenet
N. j., for nearly $4,000; and the Kellt
farm, near Viola, was sold to Mis-
Warner of Tyrone, Pa, the price beir
$4,000,
81 1-2c mems balbriggan underwe;
for Csc. We have just put on sale 81
mems balgriggan undershirts an
drawers regular 81 1-2c. quality, b
bought before the rest this lot goes
25c each. Next lot will be highe
Shirts in long or short sleeves.-Ca
roWS, Dover.
People living along the route of II
Dover Milford electric railway, now
course of construction by compal
known as the Delaware General Ele
trio Company, We're surprised yeste
day to see the last signs of activi
along the route removed. 1t is sa
that the horses and tools ait work in ii
construction of the road have be
shipped back to Philadelphia and wo
has ceased. Persons here interested
the trolley lime say that the road W
yet be built and that the delay is or
temporary.
The annual meeting of the Medic
Examining Board representing
president and fellows of the Delaws
State Medical Society, was held he
yesterday. The examiners passed i