The Delawarean., 1901-02-13
Valentines at Levi scott,s.

SCTeel, uoT ldI'lu uduuS, CoohS, Suc.
Highest cash price paid for all kinds
of raw furs--S. ]. Speal, Camden, Del.
Get a good clothes horse for SOC. at
The Magnet.
A full lime of handsome valentines
ait Scotts Pharmacy.
All ladies' coats, capes and suits now
at cost at Lewis.
DON'T eat tough beef Try ]. ].
Scanlon's for excellent beef.
If you are thinking of putting i'm an
electric bell give us a call and get our
prices -Culveyhouse &c Son.
MIR. and Mrs. john w. Metcalf of
Lewes, entertained number of their
friends ON the occasion of their
twsnty-fifph wedding anniversary.
The members of the pasaor's class of
Armory M. e, Church will hold a
cobwebib social Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 16, in Carsonis Hail.
w. ]. Massey, who is now in Mis-
souri buying a carload of mules, will
reach Dover with them next week
when they will be offered for sale.
Rev. A. D. Melvin, president of the
| Maryland Annual Conference, will
preach ait Hebron NJ. p Church and
Providence M. p Church, next Thurs
day and Friday evenings.
Rev. G. S. Baker, presidig elder of
the Dover district preached in Wesley
NJ Il. Church, Georgetown, Sunday
evening, at the fourth quarterly con
ference of the year.
The Elyne Circle, which is composed
of the young women of the First
Presbyterian Church of Dover, CON
Quoted a successful festival in Benson's
cafe Saturday might.
The Eastern Shore Farmer and Fruit
Culturist, which is issued al. Salisbury,
/, has made its appearance under the
management of S. P. Woodcock and
Fred B. Lee
The Tuesday nigh. class of Wesley
NJ E. Church, Georgetown, celebrated
it's ,hirqy-fifth anniversary last
night, with interesting exercises. Rev.
Adam Stengle, pastor of the church,
and Rev. ]. H Wilson, also of George
town made addresses.
The Smyrna High School Literary
Association will hold special exercises
tomorrow afternoon i'm the Opera
House, when the subject, Resolved,
That THE ship subsidy bill now before
!, Congress should become a law" will
be debated.
Rev Jeremiah Karcher of Philadel-
phia, father of Rev. Marcellus Karch-
er, rector of st. Paul's P. e. Church,
Georgetown, preached in the George
town church Sunday, owing to the
inability of the st. Paul's rector. The
latter fell ON loose board and severe
4 ly sprained his ankle.
/ "A dozen of the ws.alhiest capitalists
in the country-men who WELD abSO-
! lutte control over immense business en-
terprises@will tell The readers of The
Saturday Evening Post (FNeIbrlary 16)
they have already won. Each of them
writes frankly whether he makes
money for it's own sake, for the sheer
joy of working, or to gain the power
/, ;al, il,1
Mrs. Margaret Dodd, wife of James
\ A. Dodd, a well-known farmer of Re
hoboth, suddenly expired while gather
\ ing eggs in the barn. Mrs. Dodd was
sixt y-sewem years of age and leaves a
husband and four children-Mrs. Wal
ter Paynter, Mrs. Willard Collins, Miss
Anne Dodd and William Dodd. Funer-
al services were held Saturday after
moon i'm Rehoboth Presbyterian
Church.
The following letters of administra-
tion have been granted by Register ot
Willis Causey of Sussex county: On
estate OF Thalia H. NJ Frame, late ot
INDIAN River hundred, ito Robert P
Davis; ON estate of Jesse w. Allen
late of Seaford hundred, to Nancy e
Allen and Philip Allen; ON estate oi
Sarah j. Joseph, late of Lewes and
Rehoboth hundred, to Edward Dicker-
son; ON estate of Rachel d. Davidson
late of Cedar Greek hundred, ito James
A. Harding and James III. Milby.
"A fire alarm sounded in Dover just
before noon Saturday, and as the
streets were coated with sleet, mum
iber of the volunteer flremen adopted
a novel means of reaching the scene oI
the fire. They donned their sl1ates
and quickly glided to the fire, where
they went to work and soon had tht
flames eXtinguisIhedy The fire occurred
in a small house occupied by EnIoct
David, but SO prompt was the response
to the alarm, that the damage was