Middletown transcript., 1902-02-15

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y Paint Purity. covering capacity. lastin
: qualities, made in one quality only, th
> very best, there is no second grade.
y. J. F. McWHoRrER & Son.
\ NOTICE TO FARMERs.-W. 7. 4 {
W. Preston viii be at the National Hote
MiddIetown. Del, on Tuesday, Februar
18th, at O'Clock TO contract with tn
farmers for tomatoes for the coming sea
!. son.
Before insuring in any company motif.
. me and willmeet the agent Of any othe
J company at your Office or dwelling, ailt
we will explain the features Of both com
psnies to you, that you may be able tc
decide for yourself which is the better Of
the two companies --WM. A. GUM, JR.,
Agent for The Mutual Life Of New York,
ct Mr. Cox's Office.
| After have an interview with you,
and an agent from some other company
| tells you that his company 10 better than
The Mutual Life, you ask him to come
with you to my Office that You may hear
both sides Of the question. --WM. A. Gum,
JR., Agent for The Mutual Life Of New
York, at Mr.. Cox's Office.
| Unclaimed Letters. The following list
of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending February 9Th:
Miss Mollie Hensry, William d. Jones.
Mr.. George v. Peverly, has purchased
tract of woodland ON the farm ten
.anted by G. 7. Buckworth, on Bohemia
Manor, and il cutting the timber there
from into railroad ties, telephone poles
and other purposes.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of the Forest Presbyterian
Church. meets every Sunday evening ct
6.45 O'Clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to everybody. The topic for
tomorrow evening is: Tempted and
Tried.n 1 Cor. 1913. Heb. 2:17, 1S;4:l5. |
Leader, Miss Viola Ennis.
The New Century Clubs program for
next Tuesday afternoon is: Louis
Philip Miss Mary J. Wilson; "Louis
Napoleon Boneparts," Miss Daisy Maui
dain; Life Of Empress Eugenia," Miss
Mary P. Cochran.
Bethesda Epworth League meets in
the lecture room of the M. E. Church |
every Sunday evening at 6.45 o'clock.
Everybody is invited to attend. The
topic for tomorrow evening is "Why
Should the Church Evangelize the
World?'' Matt. 2S:19. 20; Rom. I: l4-16; |
IO:l2-15 Read Matt Chap. IL. Leader,
George r. Wilson.
At Bethesda N. E. Church, at 1890
A. NJ, next Sunday, February 18th, DR..
Barrett, the pastor, win preach. Sub
ject, "Living Hope" At 7.3OP. NJ, ex-
ercisss in charge of W. G. 7. o. Birth
day service in honor of Miss Willard,
the founder of the W. G. 7. q. An in
program has been prepared. All
invited.
DR.. II. B. Mcdowell has been invited
to address the Farmers Institute at Har-
rington, on the 10th inst, and at Seaford
on the 2lst. His subject will be First
aid to sick and injured animals"
The horse of Mr.. Truax became fright
sned while standing at the creamery and
ran away. In making its fight the We
hicle of Mr.. Isaac Green was run into, i
aud slightly damaged. II
Mr.. William Bodlden lost valuable
mare this woek. While playing with
other horses in the barn yard, the ami {
NAL fell and broke its shoulder
The public sale OF Mr.. F. R. Poole at g
McDonough on Wednesday attracted a
large crowd, and the bidding was quite
spirited at times. The prices realized /
were very gratifying to Mr.. Pool, who ,
will in the spring move to this town.
LAND LIMEill
Owing to the scarcity of cars and the t
demand for Lime, we ad-
wise early placing Of orders. We have
HE agency for these veil --lkkae#H, kiegh
grade. Lines: Wrightsville, McCoy'sE
and the great crop producing .
High G. These Lines need no recon-
mendation in this community. Excel
Ience of quality is attested in their use by
Ill our best farmers.
G. E. HUK1LI.
John. H. Sehl instructor Of printing at
St. Joseph's industrial School, ut Clayton,
snd Miss Elizabeth M. Windish of No.
300 East Third street, Wilmington, dau-
ghter Of William P. Vindish, centre
guard at the workhouse, were quietly
married Monday morning at Sacred
Heart Church by Rev. Father Raphael
Mr.. and Mrs. Sehi will make their home
in Smyrna. Mr.. Sehl was connected
with the TRANscRIPT about two yearsago,
and has many friends here.
The young friends OF Miss Edna Fair
banks rendered her a pleasant masquerade
surprise party ut the residence Of Mr.. s.
E. Lewis on West Main street, Friday
evening. Games music and other amuse-
ments were INDUCED in, and all spent q
most enjoyable evening. Refreshments,
consisting Of cake, lemonade, fruits, etc,
were served, and at q late hour the guests
departed for their homes, wishing Miss
Edna much happiness. Among those
present were: Louise McCrone, Lottie
Jolls, Edna Banning, Mary Gill, Mary
Lewis, Prudence Lewis, Sallie Racine,
Esther Davis, Maude Deakyns, Lillian
Walker, Susan Arthurs, Ethel Rowe,
Helen Rowe. Anna Denny. Jean Metten,
Jesse Willis, Victor Jones, James Adkins,
Samuel Pennington, Sydney Peverley,
Bayard Eliason, Make Eliasnn, Warren
EIlicott. Thomas McWhorter, Norman
Kumpel, Lloyd Bratton, Lloyd Bragdon,
Benjamin Biggs, Reece Darlington, Ros-
sitter McCrone, Jay Parker.
There has been much speculation as to
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