Middletown transcript., 1903-04-11

in thorough order. Cheap. NJ. JONES,
S. Broad aud Cochran Sta
WANTED.-House painters. Appl
to WALTER MoNRo,
Middletown, Del
new cannery is to be erected at Colt
station, to be operated by Wilson Merit
of Warwick.
Plants and flowers that were exposed
to the freeze and frost Of last Sunday ant
Monday now look as if fire had scorclel
them.
The cold weather OF the past week hal
caused scarcity Of fish in market, espec
tally shad which have been at a pre-
MUM.
The martins" have arrived in towr
and taken quarters at their regular resi-
dences. This is an accepted proof that
spring has come.
Early peas are showing in some oI
,the gardens about town. The unusual
amount of rain will make spring work
.on the farms late.
A dollar spent at home will return
TO YOU before many days, but if you
spend it abroad it is forever lost, both
TO you and your community.
Ground Oyster Shells, Meat and Bone,
Chicken Mamma, Shuster's Lice and Poul-
fry Powder, Fla, and Garden Seed OF all
kinds. EVANS EXCHANGE STORE.
Special mnsic will he rendered in all
~.f our Churches tomorrow, and the con-
gregations will be very large if the wea-
ther should be favorable.
A counterfeit So bill is in circulation.
we publish this for the benefit OF our
readers who handle bills OF this size, as
this bill very seldom finds its way into
our Office.
Until further notice the Middletown
Public Library will be open on Tuesday
afternoon, from $50 to 5; Saturday after
moons, from 8 to 5; Saturday evenings,
from to $50
Rev. G. T. Wyatt, pastor, will preach
tomorrow, both morning and evening,
in Bethesda M. E. Church. Morning
subject: IAN Easter Message" Evening
subject: ''The Walk to Emmaus."
a plan Is under way to secure . park
on the Delaware River front, south of
New Castle, which will be connected with
a spur from the tracks OF the New Castle |
& Delaware City Electric Railway.
The two fine farms Of the late Levi C. |
Bird, Hilltop" near Delaware City, and |
the Mclntire farm between Summit
Bridge and Chesapeake City, Md, will
be sold at the court house in Wilmington
on April 23d.
Mr. Edward Reynolds has an ed. in
this issue calling the attention of those
who have not paid their town and school
taxs to the fact that the town and schools
need the money dne for taxes. See ad.
in another column.
The roads are getting in fair condition
for driving which is welcome news to
those who had to travel them the past
winter which was one of the worst sea.
sons for many years, and, unless We
hicle was frst-class it is now up to the
junk buyer.
Bethesda Epworth League meets in
the lecture room OF the M. E. Church
every Sunday evening at 6.45 o'clock.
is invited to attend. The
topic for tomorrow evening is: "The
Danger of Idleness." Prov. 24:3O-31; (
Rom. 1911. Leader, Miss Mary L. Ad- !
Ilins.
Unclaimed Letters.-The following list |
u letters remain unclaimed in the post !
office for the week ending April I'd: q
Miss Sadie Dean, Mrs. CAME Perkins. |
Rev. J. II. BRAKEMAN, James Bucher, j. 8
Claxton, William III. Cunningham. q
ames II. Davis, William F. Davis, Wal i
e Xarp. a
There is movement now started t
which will, if enacted into law, provide 9
What is known as the telephone stamp,
ne purpose Of which is to give the post
master the privilege to open letters
'earlng such stamp and read them over
he telephone to the parties to whom .
hey are directed. y
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris !,
ian EEdeavor of Forest PRESBYTERIAN !.
;hurch, meets every Sunday evening at 1
40 O'Clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
ended to everybody. The topic for to- ]
morrow evening is "Christ's Teaching !
bout the Resurrection" John lI:2I-27; !
Ola. Miss Susie Ellison leader. !
Special Easter music will be rendered Il
the Forest Presbyterian Church at
9th services tomorrow, Easter Sunday. il
'he subject OF the Rev. r. Fl. Moore's Ii
aorning sermon will be: "The Signif- 3
ance of the Angels Announcement
nd the evening subject will be: ''The A
iope Of the Resurrection" All are cor Z,
tally invited. D
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