Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1905-11-04


Rhode Island Reds, Black Minorcas,
Black and White Legliorns. White,
Buff and Barred Rocks 81 90 each.
I. R. BRADSHAW.
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FOR RENT.-Two Groom houses on
East Main street. Also one stable. APP
ply to Miss EMMA INGRAM.
RHODE ISLAND RED CoCKEREIS FOR
SALE have so Rhode Island Cock
erels from my best pen, at 100 and 81. 80
each. Must be sold by November LIST
C. P. COCHRAN,
Middletown, Del.
Strictly hgh-csss dental service at
moderate cost. Free examination and es-
innate. Dr. J. ALLEN JOHNSON, Main
street, Mddetown, formerly of Indian
apolis.
Shot gun loaded shells at S. Z. Massey's
per. box, 45c., Coo 65c., zoe. and 75c.
Trespassers Notice printed and for sale
at THE TRANSCRIPT OFFICE.
Shot gun shells at Massey's, Black and
Smokeless powder, Soft and Chilled shot.
Buff Orphngton cockerels for sale
WALTER BEAsTEN
Middletown Del.
Short range shells at Massey's. Will
make a full choke gun pattern same as
open gun. Just the thing for birds and
rabbits
A meeting Of the Missionary Society OF
The Presb, terrain Church was held Fri
day evening at the home of the President,
Mrs. A. NJ. Heaton.
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lady living in town remarked on
Tuesday evening that Mr.. and Mrs.
IIukill certainly deserve vote OF thanks
for keeping SO many boys off the streets
on Halloween night.
The following pupils Of Janlison's Cor
ner Public School are OH the roll OF
Honor for the month Of October: Mil
tlred Carey, Reba Lippincott, Blanche
CIeaver, Ethel Cleaver, Esther CIeaver,
Winfield Carey, Hubert Carey, George
IIu>felt Miss Anna Denny, Teacher.
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Since our last report of Mrs. G. W.
Peteron's drawing contests. the follow
ing persons have held successful num-
bers: Mrs. Edgar Spicer, large oak rocker;
Mrs. Boulder, of Earleville, Md, large
rug; Mrs. Lingo, of Townsend, Oak
Easel and lamp, and Mrs. Bryan, Of St.
Georges, framed picture.
In another column will be found the
tax collectors notices for St. Georges, Ap-
pnquinimnk and Blackbird Hundreds.
The tax pay ers shonld not fail to pay
their taxes, as three per cent can be saw
ed on all county taxes paid this month,
and Oh and after December LIST, per
cent will be added.
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We will issue an extra edition Of THE
TRANSCRIPT on Wednesday morning, Nov
ember 9Th, in order to give the returns OF
the elections, which will I've held in seven
states and eight cities OIL the 7th Our
people are greatly interested in the Phila-
delphia political fight, and also in the
election in Maryland our sister state
The following pupils of Taylor's Bridge
School have attained the average Of 90
per cent. or over for the month of Octo-
Der: Lillian higgins, Minnie Rothwell,
Lee David, Florence David, IIilda David,
Edgar Deakyne, Nora David, Nettie Reg
ener. Maggie Regener, Lewis Mccain,
Lizzie Deakyne, Ethel Waters, George
Mccain, Cora Collins, Albert Foraker,
Mabel McClain.
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Mr.. EDITOR Il see in your last issue
where Mr.. Frank A. Joy claims to be the
champion corn husker OF rural New Cas-
tie County. | do not claim to be the
champion corn husker of any section,
but will meet Mr.. Joy in my field, and
husk him a match for any amount of cash
he desires to wager. NV. GUEssFoRD,
Townsend.
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FOR SALE.-Farm of 2l3 acres two
miles from Middletown, and one contain
ing 65 acres, about the same distance
from town, at $50 and $50 per acre.
These are fine homes with good build
ings. | also have farms for sale of all
sizes, from $1,000 to $4,000. also have
$4,000 to loan in first mortgage at 5''per
cent. Want first mortgage for 81 900 and
81 200 GEO. w. INGRAM.
,Middletown, Del.
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A very interesting time was had Tues
day at the regular meeting of the Century
Club. Tn the absence of the President
and first Vice President, the second Vice
President Mrs. J. G. Sites, presided.
Mrs. Richard Cam read an interesting
paper; Mrs. Charles Derrickson read
paper on '"rhe Early Conditions in GauI,"
and Mrs. Edward Reynolds gave talk
on "Ciyics." Two new names were
added to the Clubs members. The pro-
gram for next weeks meeting includes
IAN automobile Trip Through Old Lou
raine," by Rev. +. II. Moore.