Middletown transcript., 1904-09-10
M1DpLErowN, DEL, SEPT. 10, 1904.
Local News.


Full line Of Fresh Groceries at E. +.
INGRAM's.
FOR SALE-Crimson clover seed 5oo
bushels. JOSEPH f. iioi1AND'
Milford, Delaware.
OYsTERS-Cape May Salts, at
JONES < BRADLEY's s.
After lime lst the library will be open
on Tuesday evening, instead Of Tuesday
afternoon.
Crab neat AZ JONES < BRADLEY.
DR.. ". Z. BARNARD, Surgeon Dentist,
office Southeast corner Of Main and Scott
streets.
OYSTERS-Cape May Salts, at
JONES & BRADLEY's.
FoR S,IE.-One Soda Fountain COM
plete. in good order. Address, Lock
Box, No. 32l.
OYSTERS-CapeM May Salts, at
JONES 4 BRADLEYS.
Pound cake Is cents per pound, 4
pounds for 80 cents. JONES &BRADLEY.
The only way to know that you're get
u ting Good Bread every time is to buy it
Il from us. It's a guarantee Of satisfaction.
JONES ( BRADLEY.
N WANTED-50 pullets. Apply to T.R.
Il BRADSHAW, Evergreen Farm, near Odessa.
GIRL WANTED.-Apply to Mrs. J.
B. MEssIcK, Middletown, Del.
II WANTED.-A Farm to carry on OF
on Thirds. Can give the best OF refer.
ence. Address THOMAS J.. GREEN, Mid
dletown, Del, or this Office.
J. E. Fuller, principal Of the shorthand
department Of Goldey College, has ma.
6tional reputation as successful stenog,
rapher and shorthand reporter.
The local gunners are going out in large
snnmbers daily III search Of the toothsome
reed bird, and some OF them have sue
ceeded in bagging as many as ten dozen
in one afternoon.
Franklin c. Howard, Of Wilmington,
has been appointed Supreme Representa-
live of the Improved Order Of Red Men
ef Delaware, vice Judge William H
Boyce, resigned.
Miss Mary Hntchin who has beer
Apending the Summer at her home ir
$omersworth, n. H., will return to Mid
1letown on Saturday, September 18th
Ind resume her music teaching the week
following.
The good paying peach crop Of this
Reason should enthuse other land owner:
h set out orchards and hy the proper at
&ention and cultivation the reputation o
Delaware as peach growing state would
be restored.
Unclaimed Letters-Tle following lis
nj letters remain unclaimed in the pos
&ffice for the week ending September 1st
Mrs Martin S. Bacches, Miss Viole
Reed, Mr.. George Dell, Alfred Mcguire
III. E. Major, Fred Sacks.
The Jewish New Year was ushered in
Friday at 600 P. NJ. Messrs. Joseph Berk
nan, S. Burstan and S. NJ. Rosenber,
Mill be closed from Friday evening unit
&aturday evening at 6 o'clock, when the,
ill open up for business.
At the respective places Of sitting, til,
FArious registratien boards will again re
8Hme their work on Saturday of mex
#eek, September l7th, and those VIII,
ave not registered should avail them
eelyes Of the next day and also 60 earl,
WI your place Of registration, so that yo1
Aaay be sure Of getting on.
EARNS AND DWELLINGS FOR SALE
Iihve about so farms on my list for sale
angling in price from 81 900 to SIS, ,OOC
These farms are located in all parts q
New Castle County and Maryland, an
c8ntain from 80 to 400 acres each. Som
4a aod houses in Middletown and Odessa
also have money TO loan in large Q
mall quantities on good mortgages at
nj cent. GEORGE w. INGRAM,
MIDDLETowN, Del
For the first time i'll tile history of til
EDman Catholic diocese Of Delaware
BfAe priests of the diocese will 90 int
Yetreat by themselves this year. It hs
ZEN customary in the past to 90 int
rNtreat with the priests Of the dioces
0f Baltimore. This year the retreat wi
Hi held at Ocean City, Nd, and wi
bhgin next Monday and continue unit
aturday. Father Semple, Of the Jesu
0fder, formerly of Washington, now
Kew York, will conduct the retreat,
After three months of ENJOYABLE v
6lHi ion the Middletown Public Sehoo
afIened its doors Tuesday and began IL
W6rk OF another year with interest ar
e41t 1thusiasm. Miss Ida V. How
fncipal and faculty reported for dut
I'D the early hours OF tile session were d
S&ted to getting the scholars settled ar
ngning lessons for the next day. I'll
kooi building had been thoroughly !
&ated and was fresh and clean. TT
follment for the first day was We
ID and showed an increase. Othe
be coming in during the next WEI
so and by the first OF October the a
dance will probably reach its heigl
n Beginning at sunset Friday evening al
X thinning to the same time Sunday eve
Hebrews all over the world "
<erve Rosh Hashanna, or the Jewi
~ Year. According to the Jewish Z.
lar this will mark the beginning Of t
lr 5665. The observing of two DAYS
Nv Year is caused by the Hebrews n
pwirg exactly which OF the days
rect. This latter feature dates fro
time in early history when the Je
he removed from the Temple and tax
eoners to Babylonia, and the confusi
dent thereto the day was lost. I
Iabitants Of Jerusalem celebrated /