Middletown transcript., 1905-10-14
MIDDLETowN, DEL, OCT. "A. 1905.
Local News.
Oysters at

canQles.
Leave your laundry at Jones' barber
shop. The best OF work and prompt SER
vice.
Oysters at
Middletown Restaurant & Supply Co.
HORSE SHOEING.-Plain, IS cents
cash. Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. C. GREEN.
Laundry collected Monday, delivered
Thursday. Also clothing cleaned. pressed
and dyed, d. C. PLEAsANToN,
Corner Cass and Main Streets.
Let us have your order for stoves re-
pairs We can furnish them for any stove
made. J. F. MCWHoRTER q Son.
After Oct. LIST the library hours will be
as ffufffuws Tuesdays ffretf IN. 30 te ? n
Saturdays from 3.3Oto 5 P. NJ, and 7 to
S.3OP. NJ.
For SALE.-Rig for moving buildings,
consisting OF block and fall, rollers, rope,
etc. Apply to THIS OFFICE.
Tailor-made suits-the newest long coats
perfect fitting skirt, made to our order.
Mrs. 6. W. PETERSON.
For SALE.-THoRoUGHB CoCKEREls
Rhode Island Reds, Black Minorcas,
Black and White Leghorns. White,
Buff and Barred Rocks. 81. 90 each.
I. R. BRADSHAW.
Strictly high-class dental service at
moderate cost. Free examination and es-
innate. DR.. ]. ALLEN JOHNSON, Main
street, Middletown, formerly Of Indian
apolis.
DR.. Edward NJ. Vaughan having de-
cided to locate in Middletown for the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery, offers
his services to the people Of Middletown
and surrounding community. Temper
airy cffce at Mrs. Lippincott's, West Main
street.
Walter Monro had a Diamond State
telephone installed in his Main Street
home on Thursday. Mrs. Monro says the
convenience OF the instrument has paved
a years cost already.
A Diamond State telephone has been
placed in the residence Of J. T. Roberts on
Lake Street.
A large invoice Of dishes to sell by sep
arate piece in our ami l0c department.
Just received. Mrs. g. w. PETERSON.
Mr.. J. B. Donovan left at the grocery
store Of Mr.. w. T. Connelee This week a
peach basket Of white potatoes which are
the largest ever raised in this section
The basket is well file |, and only con
tains "a potatoes.
The ladies' Of tile Missionary Society Of
Forest Presbyterian Church held their an
nnal sale Of ''rhe Old and the New" on
Saturday and nettetl about $40. The pro
ceeds will he divided between the Mis-
sionary and Mite Societies Of the church.
Regular So button shoe at ST 40. Just
received one case OF these shoes this week.
NIRs. 4. W. PETERSON
FOR RENT.-Two 6-room 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,a 81 90 and 81 81
each. Must be sold by November LIST.
c. P. COCHRAN,
Middetown, Del.
unclaimed Letters-The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
office for the week ending Oct. 7th
Mrs. Sadie Simpson, William Calmar,
Fade Camille, William Camille, Thomas
Evans, Joseph Louis, IIenery Williams,
care r. L. Richard.
The many friends Of Mr. S. NJ. Rosen.
berg will regret to hear that lie has de.
cided to sell out his entire stock OF goods
and move his family to New York City
about January lst. While here Mr.. r.
has made many warm friends, and has
built up paying business.
Mr.. J. NJ. Peterson, OF Chesapeake
City, had valuable horse stolen from
his stable Friday evening, October 9th,
and although Mr.. Peterson has spent the
entire week looking for the stolen anima
it has not been found. ANY Information
will be thankfully received by Mr.. Peter
son.
Arrangements are being made for a lee
ture by DIR. A. W. Lightbourne to b.
given in the Opera House about the LIST o
next month. The lecture is to be for thu
benefit Of the NJ. E. Sunday School, anG
no doubt will be both interesting and in
structive, as DR.. Lightbourne is forciblt
speaker.
The following pupils Of Taylor's Bridge
school have obtained sufficient average
to place them on the roll Of honor for tn,
month of September: Lillian Higgins
Mamie McClain, Lee David, Hilda David
Edith Foraker, James McCain, Edga
Deakyne, Nora David, Nette Regener
Maggie Regner, George McClain, Lewi
McClain, Lizzie Deakyne, Mable McClain
Florence David.
We print in to-day's issue the announce
ment Of Mr.. Edward H. Beck, who ha
come to Middletown to engage in the rea
estate business Mr.. Beck moved hi
family here from Washington, d. c., thi
week. He is former Delawarean, hav
ing resided in Smyrna for many years
and for long period was engaged in tn
real estate business in that town. III
tells bis own story in his announce
ment.
Jefferson johnson, the negro who
damaged the shade trees north of tow
last fall and was imprisoned, was released
from the workhouse on Monday. As h
left the prison he was re-arrested b.
Constable John Dickinson, and brough
here at noon, and was given hearin
before Magistrate Cox on the charge Q
malicious mischief. At lao o'clock John
son was again on the train bound for til
,workhouse, where he will be held for tn
November term Of court.