Middletown transcript., 1901-06-22
Mails Close as Follows.
M1ppIErowN, DEL, JUNE %. 1901.
Local News.

Large quantity OF Rock SALT 1or I'll
Spring trade.-H. G. DEVALINGER.
Have you seen E. F. Ingram's 10 cen
and 25 cent Children's Hats.
Large supply of Salt on hand for salt
ing fsh.-H. @. DEVALINGER.
A special sale Of Wash Skirts and Shir
Waists at E. F. Ingram's to-day.
The latest creations of the milliner'
art at moderate prices.-E. F. INGRAM.
DR.. W. E. BARNARD, Surgeon Dentist
Office Southeast corner of Main and Scot
streets.
On and after July 1st bank check vii
be good without the use of two-cent
revenue stamp.
TRussEs. s.-See the DIR. Rorick Pneumatic
Truss, ease, durability, sure holder
BRAGDoN & Co.
When in town stop in and get our
prices, we can save you dollars.-MDDLE-
TOWN GROCERY HOUSE.
100000 Tomato Plants Variety ''Im-
proved Stone" ready to set. E. ]. STEELE
Florist, Middletown, Del.
Bragdon & Co., sells Allaband's Little
Liver Pills, the best liver medicine on
the market. 40 pills, 20 cents.
WANTED.-Eggs and Spring Chickens.
Highest cash prices paid.-H. S. BEAsTEN
& Co., Broad and Lake Streets.
Use the Utica High Pressure Sprayer to
increase your crops or for whitewashing.
CHARLES H. WORKMAN Brick Mills.
For SALE.-Early Cabbage in large
quantities. Orders by mail or phone will
receive prompt attention.-Phone No. Z,
MIDDLETowN GREEN HOUSES
Cash discount of 20 per cent. on
amounts of $1.00 for wood work. Every
job guaranteed. Hay Riggings for SALE
J. G. GREEN.
DIAMOND CONDITION POWDERS for horses
and cattle, promotes digestion, improves
the hair and restores healthy condition,
10 cents PIX. at PEARsoN's PHARMACY.
Guaranteed the highest cash prices for
spring chicken. We handle more ,poul-
try and pay better prices for same than
any other dealer.-MDDLETowN GROCERY
HOUSE
. For RENT.-The residence on North
Broad street adjoining Mrs. Pleasanton's;
also two desirable rooms with board.
Apply to Mrs. M. C. REED, S. w. Corner
Broad and Green streets.
The Benedicts and Bachelors will play
their second game on the afternoon Of
July 4th. The Benedicts will add several
new players to their team, and feel con-
fident of redeeming themselves in this
engagement.
There will be an election on Saturday
June 29th between the hours of 2 and |
O'Clock P. NJ, at the Academy, at which |
time two School Commissioners will be |
elected to fill the vacancies of Messrs A.. |
G. Cox and John S. Crouch, whose terms
expire.
Bethesda Epworth League meets in |
the lecture room of the M. E. Church |
every Sunday evening at 700 o'clock.
Everybody is invited to attend. The |
topic for tomorrow evening is Chow
Temperance Would Help Transform the
Earth" Rev. 21:1-7' Temperance Meet
ing) Leader, Mrs. W. H. Moore.
On behalf of the road commissioners
of st. Georges hundred, Chief Justice
Lore Monday morning appointed Andrew
S. Eliason and G. w. w. Naudain com
missioners to settle the $40, 800 indebted
ness of the hundred. ]. Frank McWhor-
ter and J. Frank Eliason were approved
as bondsmen for the commissioners.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of Forest PRESBYTERIAN
Church, meets every Sunday evening
at Gas o'clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to everybody The topic for
tomorrow evening is GLOW Temperance
Would Help Transform the Earth.
Rev. 2l:l7. Temperance Meeting. J
Leader, Miss Louise Reynolds.
For years all base ball clubs in this
town have experienced more or less diff
Guilty each season in securing proper
grounds on which to play ball, and at
the present time the boys are desirous of
renting lot for this purpose, but it
seems almost impossible, and yet, their
offer is liberal one, and as some of our
farmers are cutting their hay we think it
worthy their consideration, as the dam
age to the ground will be comparatively
light, and their offer of $1,000 for a small
ot is paying well for the grounds for
about three months use.
A local paper is often accused of bias
IN giving personal notices
on the coming and going of some and
uniting others. The accusation is in
1ariably wrong and unjust The fault is
With the people and not with the editor. i
he is always willing and even anxious to !
ell who comes and who goes, if he can a
Ind out, but country paper cannot af- I
ord to have score of salaried reporters Z
md must depend on the people to some 8
'xtent. If you have visitors, let us a
know who they are and where they are
rom; if anything happens in your vicin- II
ty let US know about it. c
The annual services at Old st. Anne's
Church last Sunday were very largely
.tteHaed and the services at this anciant
house of worship are looked forward to
rom year to year with much pleasure by :
'ur towns people. Rev. w. J. Wilkie \
reached the sermon, and at the concur {.
ion Of his very eloquent address, Bishop .,
leighton Coleman preached sermon to ),
be large congregation, taking for his y
ext, st. John, 6-6S, 'Lord, to Whom
hall We CO." Thou hast the words of 8,
Internal Life" The Bishops presence Il
] alwaysa drawing card in this commune 9
ty, and bis sermon was an able discourse