Middletown transcript., 1902-04-05
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Local News.

Good Laundry Soap, 10 bars for 25c
at DEYALINGER's.
Others praise il, do yon use IL? Bra
don's Poultry Remedy, 25C.
Best whole grain Corn, g. can at
DEvALrEGER's.
The latest creations Of the milliner
art at moderate prices. e. F. ISGRAM.
Fine fat Mackerel, SC. each at
DEVAIINaER's.
Dr.. w. E. BARNARD, Surgeon DentisI
Office Southeast corner Of Main and Scot
streets
DEvALIEGER saves yon 20 per cent. O
your Groceries. Give him trial order
For Gapes, Roupe and Chicken Choler,
use Bragdon's Poultry Remedy. It cure
and prevents, Csc.
Commence using 1t with your iittl'
chicks, and you will raise them all, fin.
healthy birds. Bragdon's Poultry Rem
edy, 25e.
Best Ginger Snaps, &c. lb. at
DEVAL1EeER's
II you need any printing, from bust
ness card to large poster, give us call,
as we are fully equipped to give You good
work at fair prices
Arbuckls,s Coffee, 101c. lb. for Saturday
only, vt DEVAI1NaER's.
Tax collector T. E. Hurn is improving
the appearance Of his residence on Cass
street by hayingit newly painted. Mr..
I. T. Wilson is the contractor.
Best Granulated Sugar, 43c. Id. This
Is for Saturday only, at DEvALINoER's.
Ladies' and Children's Spring Millinery
in all the latest styles Just received from
the city. Prices to suit all classes.
E. F. INGRAM.
The New Century Clubs program for
next Tuesday afternoon is: "French
Drama" Mrs. F. B. Watkins; Sarah
Bernhardt," Mrs George Derrickson.
WANTED.--A bright young man to
assist in shipping department; steady
job for the right one.
J. c. PARKER & SoN Co.
MoNEY 10 LOAN have money in my
possession as attorney to loan on farm or
town properties.-Address, THOMAS O.
FRAME, JR., Attorney-at-Law, Dover, Del.
The shirt factory continues busy, and
during the past week has increased the
force of operators more than 20 per cent.
It has been found necessary to work at.
night to Gil orders.
Until further potice the Middietowna
Public Library win be open on Tuesday
afternoons, from TO $50; Saturday
afternoons, from to S Saturday even-
ines, from 7 to $50.
For RENr. That part OF the Kennedy
Building" on North Broad street, now
occupied by the Middletown Public
Library. Possession given 25th OF March
next.-G. E. HuKILL.
To save wheelwright and blacksmith
bills paint your wagons. dearborns and
implements with the Sherwin- Williams
Wagon and Implement Paint. Sold by
J. F. McWHoRrEa 4 Son.
sEED PorAToEs II have inst received |
large quantity Of Northern sssd Pota-
toes Of excellent quality. Call at my |
Feed Store and inspect them before plac-
ing yonr order.-W. d. Evans.
Bagdon's Poultry Remedy is guaran-
tsed to cure so per cent. Of diseases
among your Poultry X Gapes, Roupe,
Chicken and Turkey Cholera Can you
get any cheaper Insurance., 25c.
s.W. p stands for shsrwinH Williams |
Paint Purity, covering capacity, lasting |
qualities, made in one quality only, the |
very best there b no second grade.
= McWHoRTER & SoN.
Mr. Walter Monro has contracted with
Charles BeHalinger to paper several
rooms at the National Hotel, and do |
considerable grsining, which will be 3
great improvement to the interior Of the
National.
Unclaimed Letters. The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending March 9th:
Nm. Ashly, Mrs. Mary Alfree, Miss Clara
Davis, g. 8. Reastofl, James Evans. r. I +
Harris. Titus Robbins.
During the thunder stormon Saturday.
Mr.. Leonard Dickinson, living on the /
Locust Lawn" farm near Noxentown
Mill bad thrse cows killed by lightning
Mr. Dickinson discovered their carcasses
lying uuder tree after the storm.
azEeE Having secured the agency
fos Nonpariel Laundry, OF Whining
foh, ! viii BE- glad to have my friends
give me call. Laundry viii be called
for and delivered, or may be left at my |
restaurant. B. F. GALLAGEER.
A CoRRnCTIoN.--In our last issue we
stated the volumn Of business done by I
the Capitol Shirt Company during the
past six months exceeded $40, 900; but it
vas in six s0eeEs this amount of business
was transacted, which Is an excellent
showing.
Mrs. Mary Clarke De Wore, formerly
. Preabyterian Missionary in Utah, viii
give Der thrilling lecture on "Morman-
ism" in the Forest Presbyterian Church
on Friday evening, April 1lth. Admis-
sion free. A collection viii be taken to
deiray expenses.
Mr.. Z. v. Kirk. Of cayots, Nd, has
rented the store room recently vacated BY
Fl. s. Beasten & Co., at Broad and Lake
strests and to-day will open grocery
end provision store, and asks the people
q shis town and community to give him
/ esll and inspect his goods
MF, Hnsslelt who has been III The
employ of Measrs. Frank and william
Tstmzn on the sLevels's fof several
years. met with what may prove b Be Z