Middletown transcript., 1902-09-20
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x1DDIETowH, DEI., SEP. 30, 1909.
Local News.

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JONES & BRADLEY's
Gloves in great variety now shown by U
at our store. MIDDLETowN M'F'G. Co.
DR. w. E. BARNARD, Surgeon Dentist
Office Southeast corner Of Main and Scot
streets.
SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE.-Ca
at our Store and get measured. Fit gual
anteed. MIDDLErowN M'F'a. Co.
AsrRAY.-A bull. Owner please cal
at THOMAS o. SULLIvAN's.
Middletown
Underwear for fall and winter iron
25 cents to $500 each at the SHIR
FACTORY STORE.
In this issue will be found the new ad
of E. L. Peacock Co., Ninth and KIM
streets, Wilmington.
A full line of the latest style linen col
lars and cuffs will be found at the SHIR,
Factory STORE, Comegys Building.
WooD FoR SALE. II have about A
cords of good wood sawed in stove
lengths at $1.75 load. JOHN w. JoLLs.
When you buy The Sherwin-Williami
Paint you take the first step to secure
good results in painting. Sold by J. F,
McWHoRTER & Son.
Stiff bosom shirts, white and colored
just the thing for present wear, at popu'
lar prices. Made in our own factory.
MIDDLETowN M'F'G. Co.
FARM WANTED.-A cash customer
desires to purchase a farm containing
about 125 acres. For particulars apply
to THE MIDDLETowN TRANSCRIPT.
H. s. Goldey, one of the most expert
enced educators in the United States, has
been president of Goldey College for
seventeen years.
Until further notice the Middletown
Public Library will be open on Tuesday
evenings, from to $50; Saturday after
moons, from 8 to s; Saturday evenings,
from to $50.
Hickory trees in this vicinity seem de-
void of nuts. The trees year ago were
loaded with nuts and this year it will be
difficult to find tree containing more
than half dozen.
The fall meeting of the Presbytery of
New Castle will be held in Elkton, Nd,
beginning on October 7th. Rev. S. L.
Irvine, the retiring moderator, will
preach the opening sermon.
Many hogs in this locality have died
during the last few days of cholera. The
pens Of almost all the farmers are affected,
and Reed & Ennis are heavy losers, their
loss aggregating 38 hogs.-SmyrnG Times.
Rev. G. T. Wyatt, pastor, will preach
in Bethesda NJ. E. Church tomorrow,
both morning and evening. Subjects:
1880. "a Saving Name" 7.30, "An
Acquaintanceship that brings Peace"
A cantata entitled "Cinderilla in Fairy
Land" will be presented in the Opera
House about the middle of October by
the juveniles, under the auspices of the
primary department of the M. E. Church.
Unclaimed Letters. following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
efice for the week ending Sept. 11th: |
Miss Floride Lewis, Joe Baltman, postal |
card, James T. Reed, W. H. Sanders,
Abe Wilson.
Quality is the one thing that distin-
guishes an article, that makes it better,
more desirable, and more satisfactory |
than other similar articles. There's good |
quality in The Sherwin- Williams Paint. |
Sold by J. F. McWHoRrER & Son.
Barlow & Wilson's minstrels attracted |
3 large crowd to the Middletown Opera
House, Thursday evening. This is one of |
The best shows on the road, and always
proves a good attraction here. They
travel in their own special car and carry
about 35 men.
Tax Collector Thomas E. Hurn has
rented of Mr.. L. G. Scott, the comfor-
table Office in the rear of the express Of
fee, where he will be found in the future.
This room was used for the same purpose
by Mr.. Scott when he was collector for
st. Georges hundred.
Bethesda Epworth League meets in the
lecture room every Sunday evening at
'.45 o'clock. Everybody ia invited to at
tend. The topic for tomorrow evening
8: "The Fullness of God; How Secured"
Eph. S:l4-2l. Leader, William B. Hates.
All are cordially invited.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
ian Endeavor of Forest Presbyterian
Church, meets every Sunday evening at
S.45 o'clock. A cordial invitation il ex-
ended to everybody. The topic for to-
evening is: ''The Fullness Of
Sod; How Secured" Eph. S:14-21. Miss
Martha Heaton, leader.
On the first page Of this issue will be
'0NASA SAS AOW ~. Vi HuobeIH. DAIl9 0
Eogel, our new merchants. To-day is
opening day at the corner store, and to
introduce their goods and prices many
'hings will be sold below cost on this
late only. See what they have to say in
heir ad., and call and inspect their goods.
OYSTERS. Maurice River Cove. at
JONES & BRADLEY's
Nearly every citizen is at present won
iering how ne is going to secure supply
II coal for this winter at anything like a
price. This is the seventeenth
week OF the strike in the anthracite reg.
on and the miners and operators are as
lar off as ever from coming to any agree
nent. Even if the strike is settled with
IN q month, coal will be very high and
wood, too, for that matter.
This unusual cool September weather
theme here for conversation.
Some think this the coolest summer they
'ver saw while others remember its coun-
'erpart but are left without the date.
Tha wood and coal r,;la. a. ,~nI - a.