Middletown transcript., 1902-04-19


EEdRAM's
Granulat.d Sugar, 4lc. lb. i
DEyAInoER's.
Others praise ii, do yon uss it2 Bra
don's Poultry Remedy. 25c.
Arbuckles' Coffee, lo2c. lb. st
DRvAIlNaER,s.
Now Is the time to purify the blood b
taking PKARsoa's Sasaparilla, 5Oc.
bottle.
DR. W. E. BARNARD. Surgeon Dentis'
Office Southeast corner Of Main and Scot
streets.
HAY FoR SALE.-A few tons Of GOO
timothy. Apply to R. W. CocHRAn, Mid
dIetoWn, Del.
For Gapes, Roupe and Chicken Choler
use Brsgdon's Poultry Remedy. II cure
and prevents, 25c
Use NEAI,s ENAMKL for furniture, batl
tubs, bicyciaa, etc. 15c. and 25c. > can a
RnAasos's PHARMAcY.
May's Flower Seeds planted now grow
heaifhfnl summer flowers. Six package
for ESQ at PkARsoN's.
WooD FoR SALE. II have about A
cords of good wood sawed in stove
iengths It $I.75 load JoHN W. JoLIs.
Commence using ii with. your little
chiclr, and you win raiss them all. ine
healthy birds. Bragdon's Poultry Rem.
essrs. Med Townsend will make
the annual address at the meeting Of the
4 lends at Old Drawyer's Church, near
odessa, next june.
Ladies' and Children's Spring Millinery
In al the latest etyles just received from
the city. Prices TO suit all classes.
E. T. INGRAM.
MoNEY 10 LOAN. til have money in my
possession e attorney to loan on farm or
town properties. -Addrsss, THOMAS @.
FRAxE, JR., Atsorney-at-Law, Dover, Del.
s.W.P r. stands for Sherwin & Williams
Paint. Purity, covering capacity, lasting
qualities. made In one quality only, the
very best, there IL no second grade.
J. F. McWHoRTER & Son.
Until further notice the Middletown
Public Library win be open on Tuesday
afternoons. from to, $50; Saturday
afternoons, from s. 10 s Saturday sven-
ings, from 70 $50.
FoR REsr. That part Of the Kennedy
Building'' on North Broad street, now
occupied by the Middletown Public
Library. Possession given 18th of March
nsxt.-G. E. HUKTLI4
To savs Whcelwright and blacksmith
bills paint your wagons, dearborns and
with The Sherwin- Williams
Wagon and Implement Paint. Sold by
F. McWHoRrEh 4 Son.
Bragdon's Poultry Remedy il guaran-
iced to cure 50 per cent. of diseases
among your PoultEx Gapes, Roupe.
Chicken and Turke holera. Can you
get any cheaper insJ CO, 25c.
Miss Helen Brad ho has been at
ssnding school at p pthorpe, Bethle-
hem, Pa, was compd to return to her
home near town last *, as she is suf-
Bering with severely ained ankle.
Unclaimed Letters. . following List |
of lettsrn remain uni led in the post |
ofice for the week ~ April 10th: |
Mrs. Hariett BIackztc frs. Mary Clay |
son, Kid Beel, John IA, Charles e. |
Moore, Charlie Moore Price.
At Bethesda M. i. eli tomorrow |
Rev. c. 7. Wyatt, the pastor,
will preach to the Knights of Pythias. |
Subjects: l0.90A. a., True Friendship p |
Y.30 P. NJ, "Where DwelIest Thou?''
All are cordially invited % attend these
Iervices.
Little Harry Spicer, son Of @. e. Spicer.
near town, who was struck by baseball |
oat while at school one di last week, Is |
'lowly improving. Il va frst though. |
his nose was broken, but a closer ex. |
animation it was found Iybe only se-
ferely bruised.
WANTED. I'm Philadelphia; bright |
,eat, half-grown, white girl to assist in |
and be generally useful; no
washing or ironing; nice home for girl OF
,ood character. Can learn drsssmaking
tthe same time. Apply at
THIS OrFIcE,
All members of Damon Lodge, No. IL,
{. Of p, are requested to meet In the
odge room, McWhorter's Hall, Sunday
at 10 o'clock. The lodge wiliI
hen march in q body to Bethesda M. E
,hurch where the Rev. c. 7, Wyatt willl
leiiver special sermon. A full attend
'nce is desired.
AT st. Anne's Church Easter Monday
he following gentlemen we're elected
Senior warden. NJ. N. Willis;
Iunior warden, Jefferson B. Eoard; Ves-
rymen, Stephen Boyer, Joseph Biggs,
seorge v. PeverIey, Alfred NJ. Chamber
aine, William G. Lockwood, Frederick
,rady and Nathaniel j. Williams.
The Standard Oil Company has de.
Jared dividend of twenty per centum
or the first quarter Of 1901, or rate of
iehty per centum per annum, on the
lock of the company. This item clearly
Inows the enormous price all are paying
or the privilege Of burning coal oil as a
neans Of lighting their homes.
Mr. John Garner Of Warwick, with .
orre of men Is engaged in repairing the
anning factory which collapsed during
he heavy snow storm last winter. The
v. T. Preston & Co., will make many
during the spring, and will
. better equipped to handle tomatoes
bis season than they have been in the
'ast.
Word was received here yesterday an
the death Of Mr.. John q. I
hort, Of Clayton, aged about 81 years.