Middletown transcript., 1901-09-21

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H. G. DEVAL1NGER.
The latest creations of the milliner'i
art at moderate prices-E. F. INGRAM.
TRUssEs. See the DR.. Rorick Pneumatic
Truss, ease, durability, sure holder
BRAGDoN & Co.
When in town stop in and get our
prices, we can save you dollars.-MIDDLE-
TOWN GROCERY HOUSE.
Large quantity of Rock Salt for the
Spring trade.-H. C. DEYAIINGER.
Miss E. F. Ingram has new line of
ladies' ready trimmed hats, which she
would be pleased to show customers.
BULBs:-I have full line of Bulbs for
fall planting, first-class quality. E. j.
STEELE, florist, Middletown, Del.
WANTED.-Eggs and Spring Chickens.
Highest cash prices paid.-H. S. BEAsTEN
& Co., Broad and Lake Streets.
cash discount of 20 per cent. onS1.00
or over for wood work. All jobs guaran-
teed Hay higgins for sale.
]. C. GREEN.
l have for sale several fine farms in st.
Georges hundred alse, ii Appoquimink
h indred and on the Eastern shofe.-GEo.
w. INGRAM.
Rev r. L. Hailett, of Odessa, will
preach in the Forest Presbyterian
C urch tomorrow morning, and Rev.
F. H. Moore will preach in the evening.
Dorouthy the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Webb, Of near Port Penn,
died "Wednesday night at 1890 o'clock.
In;eiment in Forest Cemetery Saturday
morning.
200 baskets of Early Rose, State of
Maine and Crown Jewel Potatoes for
sale. Send in your orders early.
CHARLES II. WORKMAN,
Odessa, Del
We have large assortment of Blankets
and Robes which We would be glad to
have you inspect before buying. Our
prices are always right.
]. F. McWHoRTER & SoN.
At Bethesda NJ. E. Church, Rev. DR..
Barrett will preach tomorrow morning,
at 1890 A. NJ, subject, "High Taxes, and
How to Lower Them" Sunday School
at2P NJ. Preaching at 7.3O P. NJ. All
welcome! Comel
The Christian Endeavor of Forest |
Presbyterian Church will hold Lawn |
Fete at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Metten,
North Broad street, on Tuesday evening,
September oath. Ice cream and cake
will be served at the usual prices.
l have in my possession stray horse
which the owner can have by coming
forth and proving property and paying
charges on same.
WILLIAM R. REYNOLDS.
Middletown Del.
Have you lost anything? Have you
found anything? Have you anything
to sell? Have you money to loan, or do
you want TO borrow someP If SO, you
should make it known through THE
local advertising columns
Many of our farmers, are giving the
new corn binders trial, and should one
or more of the many different machines
prove to be success there would be a
heavy demand for them, as the crop this
season is exceedingly heavy and farm Ia
Dor scarce:
There was great break in the toma-
toe market last Saturday, when the price
in Baltimore fell to and cents a bas-
ket. Many shippers lost heavily and the
Gamers will no doubt be able to get all
the tomatoes they want this week at
their own price. l.
Bedworth Jr., the young pacing stallion
belonging to Mr.. William Bell, of Chos-
tertown, took first money in the ZIG
race, purse $500, at Prospect Park last
wednesday. Bedworth was driven by
Mr.. W. B. Biggs of this town, and made
one heat in 2.14l.
Unclaimed Letters. The following list
# letters remain unclaimed in the post
,fice for the week ending September 18th:
ladies, Laura V. Doughten, Ethel Shoet,
drs. Lizzie Spencer. Gentlemen, John {
Anderson, Lewis Good, William c. Hanna
p, George P. Wallace. Il
'tThe training received at Goldey
College is useful to me every minute in
he day." writes Hon. Frank p Ewing,
member Delaware Legislature. Write
Principal H. s. Goldey, Wilmington,
Del /, for the new, free, beautiful catalogue {
# Goldey College. See adv. tiis paper.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
ian Endeayor of Forest Presbyterian
Church, meets every Sunday evening
it 6.45 o'clock. A cordial invitation is
,xtended to everybody. The topic for
tomorrow evening is "The Saloon Power
Doomed" Psa. 37:l-1O. Temperance
Aeeting.) Leader, Mrs Wilmer Pening-
on.
Bethesda Epworth League meets in
he lecture room of the NJ. E. Church
very Sunday evening at 200 o'clock.
Everybody is invited to attend. The
opic for tomorrow evening is saloon. J
oower Doomed" Psa. 37:l-1O. Temper {
nee Meeting.) Leader, Miss Mary F. 9
.ynarn.
For about 40 years, with few ommis-
ions, Bishop Leighton Coleman, of the /
Episcopal diocese of Delaware, has made ]
nnual tramping tours, travelling incog-
ito and mingling with mountain people !
Principally. This year the Bishop finds a
imself so busy that be will have to aban-
on on his customary outing.
A bushel Of wheat and bushel of corn {
re going to be very close together this q
ear. In weight there is only differ s
nee 81 four pounds, and if the price Of
ofn gets too uncomfortably close to
sbeat, the price Of the latter will sd- 4
ance. Good prices are the salvation Of :
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