Middletown transcript., 1901-08-24

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Mr. Matthews & Co. have new 40. Il
this issue.
Good Prunes cents lb.
H. C. DEVALINGER.
Fresh Fish and CLAIMS daily at reason
able prices. T. E. iN'AAA'
Arbuckles Coffee 2 lbs for 25 cents
H. C. DEVAL1NaER.
The attention of our readers is called u
the new ad. of Mr.. Frank r. Pool in this
issue
TRussEs.-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. MIDDLE
TOWN GROCERY House.
100000 Tomato Plants Variety I'm
proved Stone" ready to set. E. J. STEELE
Florist, Middletown, Del.
The Quinton n. j., base ball club will
play the local club on Wednesday after
noon next, in this town.
For sALE.-Lady's Bicycle in excellent
order; sold for the want of use. Will be
sold cheap. Apply at this Office.
A cash discount of 20 per cent. on 81. 90
or over for wood work. All jobs guaran-
teed. Hay higgins for sale.
WANTED. Eggs and Spring Chickens.
Highest cash prices paid.-H. ). BEAsTEN
& Co., Broad and Lake Streets.
Have you seen E. F. Ingram's 10 cent
and 25 cent Children's Hats.
For SALE.-Early Cabbage in large
quantities. Orders by mail or phone will
receive prompt attention.-Phone No. Z,
M1DDLETowN GREEN HOUSES.
A special sale of Wash Skirts and Shirt
Waists at Z. F. Ingram's to-day.
Large quantity of Rock Salt for the
Spring trade.-H. C. DEVAIINGER.
100000 Late Cabbage Plants for sale,
now ready, at STEELE's GREEN HOUSES,
Middletown, Del.
The latest creations of the milliner's
art at moderate prices.-E. F. INGRAM.
2 lbs. Arbuckles Coffee 25c. 8 lb. for
$1.OO. MIDDLETowN GROCERY. Penning-
ton Corner.
At Bethesda NJ. E. Church tomorrow
at 10. BOA. NJ, Dr. Barrett, the pastor, will
preach. Subject, "David's Sling, and its
Complete stock of the New Idea Pat
terms just received, only 10c. Monthly
Magazine and Quarterly Review, 10 cents
each. Mrs. G. w. PETERSON.
We are buying about 500 dozen of eggs
per week, but would like to have double
that quantity. Bring them along and
turn them into cash.-MIDDLETow GRO
Gerry House.
II you get copy of THE TRANSCRIPT at
any time and like it, we'd be glad to put
you down as regular subscriber at 81
for the year or 80 cents for six months,
cash in advance.
On account of the Rev. L. E. Barrett
being on his vacation there will not be
any services at the NJ. E. Church to-
morrow, other than the Epworth League
service Sunday evening.
Ca,,o,, hr,;,oss 6,,o, olo,o o,o-Io,,
fifty-two Goldey College graduates. |
Write to-day to Principal H. S. Goldey, |
Wilmington, Del, and ask for new, free,
beautiful catalogue. See adv. this paper. |
The local market is full of fine water
melons and cantelopes, and just at this |
season of the year the city cousin can
find many things on our menu cards that
surpasses the best of every thing in the
city markets.
The remains of Miss Ruth Truitt, who
died at Farnhurst Monday evening were
brought to Middletown Wednesday, and
inferred in st. Anne's Cemetery. De-
ceased was aged 81 years, and was sister
of Miss Kittie Truitt of this town.
During the summer, or until further
notice, the Middletown Library will be
open for the securing of books on Tues
day evening from to o'clock, and on
afternoon from 4 to $50 o'clock
and in the evening from to 8 o'clock.
NoTIcE! !! Having retired from the Fer
tiiizer Business I take pleasure in refer
ring and recommending all my friends
and former patrons to Mr.. Jesse L.
Shepherd, for the purchase of Fertilizers
by G. W. Graf1ian & Co.
which I have sold during the past IA
years, as he will have charge of their
business in the future.
C. P. COCHRAN.
Middletown, DEL, June 10, 1901.
The heavy rain storm Sunday afternoon
md evening done considerable damage
n this section, and in Middletown the
'ayements and streets were completely
for several hours, while cellars
we're almost filed with water. The var
Gus mill ponds in this section were all
damaged, at Mr.. James T. Shallcross'
mill near McDonough the bank was
washed away for a distance of 60 feet
while Mr. William Voshell at the "Brick
Nil" had considerable loss by the dam
ge done to his mill gates. The rain fell
n torrents for several hours, and if our
'ider citizens are to be taken for author
y, Middletown has not experienced such
heavy storm in many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson enter
ained large number of relatives and
riends at their Lake street home Thurs
Iay evening in honor of their daughter,
frs. ]. B. VanSant, of Philadelphia, and
on, Mr.. William B. Wilson and family,
4 Butler, Pa. The evening was spent
D social conversation and music fur
ished by Prices Orchestra and at late
our refreshments were served, which
fas much enjoyed by all. Among those
resent We're: Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. VIII
on and daughter, of Butler, Pa; Mrs. J. |
! EanSant, of Philadelphia; Mr.. B. P.
rst4s.sxS e