Middletown transcript., 1904-06-11

Removed TO tne tIiiuIe rOon III tie
Onera House. JaSEs & BRADLEY.
Fresh Bread, Rolls. Cinnamon Buns
eyery day. JONES & BRADLEY.
$1,000 potted Tomato plants, Earliana
Stone, Parigon and Pondrosa, for sale.
Il. J. STEELE, Florist, Middletown, Del
Removed to the middle room in the
Opera House. JONES & BRADLEY.
EGGS FOR SALE.-Rhoad Island
Rpds-fine vigorous stock and excellent
LAYERS, 75c per setting.
C. P. COCHRAN, Middletown, Del.
FOR SALE.-Chestnut Fence Posts
and Cord Wood. Apply to
N j. WILLIAMS,
Middletown, Del.
Removed to the middle room in the
Omra House. JONES & BRADLEY.
After June 1st the library will be open
on Tuesday evening. instead of Tuesday
afternoon.
+ l. ,Alper, Eye Specialist, East Main
street, Middletown. Office honrs $50 A.
NJ ,lo9P. ~, every Saturday.
EGGS FOR HArCHING.-Pure bred
S. G. White Leehorns, White Wyandotts
and Barred Rocks, Is for $l00; 100 for
$500. T. r. BRADSHAW,
Evergreen Farm, Odessa, Del.
Deviled Crabs at
JONES & BRADLEY.
Crab meat at JONES & BRADLEY.
FOR SALE The property of the late
Marlellus Jones on South Broad street
For particulars apply to
j. r. HoFFECKER,
Middletown, Del
We have just received a large assort
ment of Refrigerators and Ice Boxes
All styles aud prices. Call and see oul
line Lefore they are picked over.
J. F. McWHoRTER & SoN.
FOR SALE.-A II room house with
all modern Improvements. Southeast
corner Green and Church Streets. Pos
session given March 25th, 1905. Apply to
JoSnuA CLAYTON, JR., MiddIetown, Del.
The dwelling and out buildings OH the
McWhorter farm, near Milington Nd,
tenanted by Mr. J. w. Rolph, were total
ly destroyed by fire Monday Of last week
Horses belonging to John P. Wilson
and Clayton Templeman, of near Earle
vile. Md, were struck and killed while
in field during the storm Monday night
The remains Of Mrs. Catherine Clayton,
formerly Of the Second district, who died
su t.iy at Newport last week, were
TERED in Bethel Cemetery on Thurs
day.
From several points on the Peninsuls
come reports that burglars are operating
in different towns and the general i'm
preston is that there is well organized
gang at work.
St. Nicholas League will hold candy
sale at the residence of Mr.. w. P. Biggi
on Thursday, June 10Th, from 43O tc
8 O'Clock P. NJ, also grab bag, pony
rides, magic lantern and pantoniint
show
]. B. Messick gives notice that aftel
July 4th, he will close his stores at [
O'Clock, P. NJ, daily except Saturdays
This is Mr.. Messick's usual custom durin,
the warm weather, and it is source o
pleasure TO the salespeople.
Unclaimed Letters-The following lis
of letters remain unclaimed in the pos
Office for the week ending June 9th
Sarah Denby, Mrs.Geo. Dali, Mrs. Georg
Deason, Lomers Hazleton, George Knigh
James Money, Daniel Postley.
Clerk Of the Orphans Court Joseph C
Jolls has had ground broken on Cas-
street this week for two new houses
These houses will have all OF the moder
Improvements and, be up-to-date in ever
respect Contractor James A. BradIe
will begin work as soon as the materis
arrives.
Forest Presbyterian Church was crowd
ed Sunday evening to witness the Chi
dren's Day program given under tn
auspices of the Sunday School. The pre-
gram selected proved to be a most il
teresting one, and the recitations, sins
ing and speaking by the little folks wa
a most pleasing feature.
Mrs. Edward Reynolds entertained
family party on Friday evening. A d,
lightfuI time was spent. Among til
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cocl
ran, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Cochran
Mrs. Josephine B. Nowland, Misses Clal
Blackiston, Emma Blackiston, Mario
Cochran, Eugene Beaston, Mrs. Mimi
Carpenter, Mrs. Alice Conwell and San
uel Carpenter.
Thomas X, the little son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Thomas II. Smith, aged nearly thrt
Years, died on Friday evening last. I'll
funeral services were held on Sunds
afternoon at four o'clock at the home
his parents, on North Broad street, Re
G. T. Wyatt officiating. The remain
were taken to Elkton. Nd. Monda
morning on the 9.22 train, and interre
in cemetery near that town.
Mr.. Joshua Clayton is having a ne
house erected on his farm near Ches
peake City, which will be one of Il
most modern and convenient homes
that section. The front building will
26x36 feet with an IL" 1Sx24 feet. I'll
house will have IA rooms on the thr,
floors, and will be occupied by Mr.. Cla
ton and son Frank in the Spring OF 100
Mr. James A. Bradley of this town,
tie contractor, and has large force
tnen al work on the building.