The Delawarean., 1901-02-02
Treidler sends his suits ITO every

Highest cash price paid for all kinds
of raw furs-S. J. Speal, Camden. Del.
Get good clothes horse for soc. at
The Magnet
No ready made suits, but all put up
to order ait Treidler's.
If you are kIhinking of putting i'm an
electric bell give us a call and get our
prices -Culveyhouse & Son.
All ladies' coats, capes and suits now
at cost at Lewis.
Don't eat tough beef. Try j. ].
Scanlon's for excellent beef.
VIII pay the highest market price
for all kinds of grain.-A. G. Massey
& Co., Dover. Del.
We always keep a good lime of agate
and tinware at lowest pnices-The
Magnet.
l carry the largest and handsomest
stock for suitings on the Peninsula
Treidler.
Feed Pratt's Food to your stock and
poultry and you will find it will pay
you good percent profit. For sale by
Geo. wv. Baker.
If you need amy lamp wlcks or re
pairing of your lamps or sewing ma
chine is out of order give us a call
Culveyhouse & Son.
The Hutchinson bill, establishing a
separate column for the Moors ON The
registration books, was laid ON the
table, when it came up i'm the House
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. James H. Hevenin of Dover, has
ISSUED inviuations for reception at
her home "Catorwerin,' on Thursday,
February IA, when her daughter Miss
Ethel Heverin will make her debut.
The Gooden bill, calling for the
words, 'incompartibility of temper to
be placed in tlhe laws of Delaware as
sufficient grounds for divorce, was pre-
sented in the House yesterday MORN
ing.
john e. Camac was married Thurs
day evening ito Miss Ethel Reed, for
merly of Little Creek, but now of
Wilmington, at the home of the bride
in THAT city. The wedding was IA quiet
affair and only few immediate rela-
tives being present. The couple will
reside in Dover for the present.
Mrs L. D. WheleR, 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.
When john George returned to his
home ON Kirkwood street near 1.-The
municipal limits ON Wednesday even
ing,he found it burned by a destrucuve
fire which had brolSsn out during the
afternoon. The Robbins Volunteer
Hose Company was summoned to the
| fire in the afternoon and arrived in
qime to save much of the furniture and
the surrounding buildings, working i'm
a NASTY SNOW storm and sloppy sur
roundings. The house was an old one
of frame.
| Everybody is invited to come to the
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room over Friedmans s,ore on Loock-
erman street, The ladies of The First
Baptist Church will have this in
charge, and lit will be open to al
every day and evening after Tuesday
morning, February 5, until further
notice. The ladies earnestly solicit
THE patronage of the town and Offer
for public consideration varied stocl
of articles, good, bad land indifferent
Come and see the assortment.
Dover Conclave, No. 2S6, Improyet
| Order Heptasophs, held am installation
of officers lslst night, dhe installation
being followed by musical program
/ dilu ID 1JI CAlnC AL lNlAShA &A' ~
Cohen of Baltimore, was a guest o
honor during the evening. These off
GERS were installed: Past archon, Sam
uel H. Carson; archon, Rev. ]. G
Pierce; secretary, john Carrow; treas
urer, ]. d. Boggs; timancier, G. w
Fisher; provost, A. M. DAILY; prelate
Reynolds Clough; inspector, jeremiah
SIhabwell; warden, ]. Frank Wilds
sentinel, john w. Casson; trustees, Dl
w. #. Davis, e. l.. Clarke and John W
Casson. Samuel H. Barker is the dele
gate and Samuel I'll. Carson alternat
ito the GRAND Lodge meeting 10 be he'll
in Buffalo in June.
Detective Hutchins and Special Off
Ger Charles Hutchins late on Wednes
day might arrested Hester Chambers
a woman of 60 years, upon complain
Itelegraphed here by William Aherr
might station master ait Middletowr
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