Middletown transcript., 1902-09-13
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n1DDLETowK, DEL. SEP. Is, 1909.
Local News.

AN0nA1A -
OYSTERS. Maurice River Cove, al
JONES & BRADLEY's
DR. W. E. BARNARD, Surgeon Dentist,
efice Southeast corner of Main and Scott
streets.
The Middletown Orchestra will furnish
the music at the Spa Spring dance next
Tuesday evening.
WooD FoR SALE.-I have about 4O
cords Of good wood sawed in stove
lengths at s1.75 load. JOHN W. JoLLs.
Goldey College has reopened with an
increased attendance. Two young men
who live in the state of Oregon have
made arrangements to enter.
OYSTERS. - Maurice River Cove, at
JONES & BRADLEY's
FARM WANTED.-A cash customer
desires to purchase farm containing
about 125 acres. For particulars apply
to THE M1DDLETowN TRANSCRIPT.
The Middletown public schools re-op-
ened Monday with o large enrolment,
and Prof. Beckett and his able assistants
have had very busy week.
Until further notice the Middletown
Public Library will be open on Tuesday
evenings, from to $50; Saturday after
moons, from to 8; Saturday evenings,
from 7 to $50.
WANTED.-An energetic young man
who is acquainted with the. General
Hardware and Stove Business. Apply,
stating wages, reference and other par
ticulars to
MIDDLRTowN HARDWARE HOUSE.
Unclaimed Letters.-The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
efics for the week ending Sept. 4th:
Mrs. Emma Archey, Miss Jennie Henry,
Will Badger, Thomas F. Lukens.
with to announce to the public that
I will be in Middlstown on September
10th to resume piano work, and anyone
wishing to see me should call at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. A. N. Mckee.
Miss MARY HUTCHIN.
Mrs. A. G. Cox entertained the Foreign
Missionary Society last evening at her
home on East Green street. Refresh
ments were served after the business Of
the society was transacted.
Tuesday, September 10th being Bar
gain Day of the week at our store, in
fsnts caps and school hats for children
will be among the special bargains Of
fered on sale. Mrs. G. W. PETERSON.
Real estate agent George W. Ingram
has sold the farm of Mr.. George Huhn
near Odessa, to Mr.. Bradshaw, of Ohio,
for consideration Of 81 ,250. This is one
of the prettiest homes in st. Georges hun
dred.
Mrs. G. ]. Roberts is ready to meet the
ladies and talk over the latest dress and
suit making, or will give you estimates on
the making, or the NIL finished garment
at the parlors of
Mrs. G. w. PETERSON.
PUBLIC cSALE.-To-daya at 2 o'clock P. NJ,
Mr.. Thomas Lattomus will sell at public
sale in Townsend, head of horses and
colts, 25 head of cattle, carriages, store
fixtures, etc. c. P. Stidham & Son, Auc-
tioneers.
Mr.. John P. Mcintyre has added
another improvement to the Middletown
Hotel by introducing steam heat. Sew
eral workmen are engaged in doing the
work, and everything will be in readiness
before jack frost comes along.
Messrs. Baris & Fogsl have their an.
nouncement in this issue, and will open
leir doors to the public on Saturday
next, September Goth. See what they
have to say to their former patrons and
friends about their new line of goods.
Word has been received here announc-
ing the death Of Mary B., wife Of Cyrus
r. Tatman at her home in Camden, N. j.,
on Wednesday, July 9th. Mrs. Tatman
was the daughter Of John D. and the late
Rachel Paullin, and former resident of
this town.
Bethesda Epworth League meets in the
lecture room every Sunday evening at
6.45 o'clock. Everybody is invited to at
tend. The topic for tomorrow evening
is: Delight in Gods House." Psa. "a:
IA; Psa. 100:1-5. Leader, Miss Mary L.
Adkins.
Several Of our pigeon fanciers have lost
some of their fancy stock lately. It is
stated that a few young men have delib-,
erately shot these birds as sport. The
owners threaten prosecution Of the guilty
parties, and have q notice to trespassers
in this issue.
Don't miss the chance Of getting bar
gains on next Tuesday in children's
school hats. Infants caps, muslin, trim
mings and underwear. ALI goods sold on
bargain days at 25 per cent. off. Come
and see for yourself.
MEs. G. W. PETERSON.
The Delaware peach season will end
in another week. The crop as 0 whole
has been satisfactory to growers, the quail.
ity, quantity and price being all that
could be desired. The only regret is
hat New Castle county came in for such
a small part.
Fire destroyed the tenement house op-
posite Cochran Grange early Wednes-
day morning, and the colored people who
occupied the dwelling had . narrow es-
cape from being cremated, as the first
floor was burning rapidly before the oc-
cupants knew of their danger.
The Globe Clothing Store 10 receiving
their fall goods daily. A larger and bet.
ter assortment than ever before. We
have also added to our stock large line
Of Mems and Boys Shoes, which we will
give prices on in our next I'D. Watch
our ad for bargains.
s. NJ. RosENBERG, Prop.
Goldenrod the National flower is bloom.
ing and waving its autumn scepter Ger