The Delawarean., 1901-01-30
Mirrors-aOc. UP at lIhe Magnet.

'of bargains The Magnet.
Highest cash price paid for all kinds
Of raw flrs-S. ]. Speal, Camden, Del.
If you aTie ehinkilng of putting i'm an
electric bell give us a call and get our
-Culveyhouse & Son.
For trunks and suit cases-Levi's.
All ladies coats, capes and suits now
at cost at Lewis.
DON'T eat tough beef. Try j. J..
Scanlon's for excellent beef.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
will hold rummage sale beginning
February 5.
Will pay the highest market price
for all kinds of grain.-A. G. Massey
& Co., Dover, Del.
Feed Pratt's Food to your stock and
poultry and you will find it will pay
you good percent profit. For sale by
Geo. w. Baker.
If you need amy lamp wicks or re-
pairing of your lamps or sewing ma
Chime is out of order give us a call
Culveyhouse G Son.
Our new embroiderles ,laIces and mus
lin underwear have arrived. Beautiful
designs. Lowest prices -Satterfield &
Faucett.
ID. j. Murphy, halfway mail clsrk
from Harrington to Franklin City. Va.
on the p. w. C B. Railroad, has been
transferred Lo the main line of the
Delaware road.
The young people of Brenford M. E.
Sunday school will hold box social
i'm THE school Mouse There to-nig,ht.
Tinis Sunday school hals only been or
ganized a short time and lis makjing
rapid progress.
Mrs L. D. Whelen, Ladies' Hair
Dresser, Loockerman street near Depot
Dover, braids, switches, puffs, all
kinds of hair work done. Combines
made up in any STYLE Hair dyeing.
Shampooing with medical shampoo a
specially. Mail orders promptly at
tended to.
BarnIsy Kirk, john Robinson and
Charles Robinson, three men who were
travelling Through Lewes, EN- roule for
Norfolk to seek employment in the
ship yards, were ARRESTED i'm Lewes,
charged with the robbery of the Mil
ford railnoad station. After "a hearing
Magistrate Wiltbank declared them
NOT guilty, and the people of the town
presented the mem with "a sum of
money.
Diamond Conclave, No. 2S6, Order of
Heptasophs, will commemorate THE
Installation of l,heir officers at their
hall ON Friday evening. William
Cohen, the GRAND Archon of THE order,
who lis NOTED orator, will be present
and deliver am Address. After the i'm
s.lallattion proper the members will en-
tertain lheir friends ais only
Heptasophs cam. There will be music
and refreshments galore.
H. Ridlgely Harrington, while look
Ing over some old books nnd papers
larit Saturday, found a deed bearing
date of March la, l747, which was
given by Thomas Bowman and Sarah
lBowlnan, his wlfe, john Colon and
Elizabeth, his wife, tlo john Clark for
a tract of land consisting of 200 acres
situalted near the VILLAGE of Vernon,
Kent county, near the Maryland lime.
THE prizes manned in THE deed was 12
pounds.
IRev. Vaughan S. COLLINS, principal
of THE Wilmington Conference Acad-
Elmy, will preaIdh ait the dedication of
Omar M. 3. Church, Sussex county, ON
Sunday nsMt. Omar is a small town
near Franlkford, anld is Situated ON tIhe
lime of the proposed new railroad from
Fllnkford to Ocean View, (which lis ito
be built by THE Bslthany Beach Inn
Company. Rev M. d. Nut
ter passion of F'ranlnford M. E. Church,
lis pastor of 'the church.
AT 1.-THE annmal meeting of the Ladies'
LlbraGV Club of Dover, held ait the
home of Mrs. E. S. Anderson ON Sat-
nrdIay last, THE following officers were
elected for THE ensuing year: Presi-
DENT, Mrs E. S. Anderson; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Mary Saulsbury; secretary,
Miss Ida Cooper; treasurer, Miss Sue
assistant, Mrs. G. w. Daw-
SON; book committee, Mrs. James PEN
newill Mrs. R. L. Holiday, Miss Anna
Hayes The club has membership of
about seventy-five persons and is an
auxiliary to the Dover Library.
The students of the Wilmington
Conference Academy will obselv We to-
as the DAY of Prayer for Col
leges," and will hold special services
the day Rev. Robert
Watt, D. d., presiding elder of the Will
district, will preach in uhe
at 1890 o'clock. AT o'clock
a SONG and praise meeting will be held