Middletown transcript., 1903-10-10
kIDpLETowN, BEL, OCT. 10, 1908.
Local News.

for sale Apply at THIS OFFICE.
Cash paid for good country butter at
ARMsTRoNG's.
Hubsr's Steamed Bread at
JONES < BRADLEY's.
Fresh Lowney's Chocolates at
PEARsoN's PHARMACY.
Try Huber's Steamed Bread. For
sale by JONES x BRADLEY.
Almost every large business firm in
Wilmington employs one or more Of the
graduates Of Goldey College.
DR. w. Z. BARNARD, Surgeon Dentist,
sffics Southeast corner Of Main and Scott
streets.
Large assortment Of fine stationery
and box paper at
PEARsoS's PHARMACY.
We have received this week our Fall
and Winter line OF Ladies and Chidren's
Coats. Mrs. &. W. PETERSON.
Large line Of Ladies' Black Sateen
Shiito HUN uJC W V-'JV GatH.
Mrs G. w. PETERSON.
Until further notice the Middletown
Public Library will be open Oh Tuesday
and Saturday afternoons from $50 to
5, and Saturday evenings, from Z to s. 80.
While riding on roller, Wednesday
afternoon, John i. Rothwel was thrown
violently to the ground by chain break
ing, and his face vas severely bruised
Our Fall and Winter Millinery dis |
play Of trimmed lrats is larger and more
complete than ever before Prices rea-
sonable. Mrs. q. W. PETERSON.
FOR SALE.-The l. S. Nallandigham |
house on East Main street. Also 10 |
farms in st. Georges hundred, ard sew
eral properties in Odessa.
GEO. W. INGRAM.
Unclaimed Letters The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
office for the week ending October lst:
VIM Birmingham, J. j. Moore, William
Robin.
am now prepared to serve the public
with oysters and clans in all styles.
Prompt attention given to orders for any
quantity G. ii. WORKMAN,
Odessa, Del
have secured the agency for the ''Vic-
tor Talking Machine, and will be pleased
to show the same to anyone contemplate
ing purchasing machine.
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
AGENTS WANTED-In vour own
town, either home Or office employment
Permanent. 20 per cent. profit. Write
for particulars to The NJ. X. Office, III
Market street, Wilmington, Del.
The gathering Of two crops and the
sowing Of another make this busy sea ;
son with the industrious farmer Corn is
mostly in shock, and the tomato season
on the wane, and what seeding will be
well under way by the end Of the week.
Mr.. David Greer, formerly track fore I
nan at Blackbird, died at the residence {
Of his brother, James Greer at Townsend .
Sunday, September 25th. Funeral SER 7
vices were held at the house Wednesday I
afternoon, interment being made IN
Townsend cemetery.
The two hundredth anniversary Of the
Welsh Tract Baptist Meeting House ii t
Pencader hundred near Iron Hill, which 9
is to be celebrated on Monday, October I
~, will be an important historical event t
TO the citizens Of this county. George I
W. Lindsay and Peter NJ Sherwood. both S
Of Newark, have charge Of the arrange.
ments. i,
The Rummage Sale held in the Com. il
eggs building last week BY tile ladies of q
Forest Presbyterian Church was decided h
and those having tile affair IN D
hand were SO well pleased with the re-
suit, that they have decided to hold
another sale to-day and this evening and
will be pleased to see all their friends
present Y
We guarantee that tile Sherwin- q
liams Paint when properly used will not n
crack, hlake or chalk off, and will cover te
more surface, work better, wear longer "
and permanently look better than anv so
paint on the market, including pure U
white lead and oil. We agree to forfeit ~
The paint and the cost Of applying it in "
any instance it is not found as above rem OF
Ask for color cards, al
J. F. MCWHoRTER K SoS or
Miss Ethel Brady entertained the Mat a.
nee Euchre Club at her home. "Green 70
Lawn" Wednesday afternoon. Among le
hose present were Mrs George Janyier :, -
Mrs. J. ?. Cochran, Jr., Mrs. Frank Wat. -
Sins, Mrs. Davis, Miss Edith Derrickson =
Miss Maria Nowand, Miss Mary Shall = =
ross, Mrs. J. G. Bragdon and Others =
hrs. George Janvier won first prize. :"
ilk and chiffon scarf, which Miss Brady
brought from London, Eng, during the
ummer.
During the past week carpenters have Al
'een making several improvements to ga
he Presbyterian Manse, and when their bu
york is completed, the painters brush es'
vill add the finishing touches to the i'm Ia
'royements, and it is the intention If anl
hose having the work in hand TO mt
verything around the manse in first. Re
lass order, and when all Of the repairs a.
re made tile manse will look new again. a. a.
new fence will also be put up along sci Sc,
he east and west sides Of the church. th
Town baliff, William Dixon, arrested de
William Thomas Monday evening for =.
isorderIy conduct in the store OF Mr., col
ohm Armstrong. The accused man bu
lade no resistance at first, but when the PIC
,ckup was reached he realized what was D.
Ding on, and after tustle with the Of
GER, succeeded in making his escape. F.
fficer Dixen fired after the fleeing man do'
mt that dill NOT h0thar Tho,n CIV