Middletown transcript., 1905-02-18

open on Tuesdays from $50 to 5 O'Clock
P. NJ, and on Saturdays from to :
o'clock and to $50 o'clock, P. NJ.
-Boarders in private fam.
lily. Either ladies or gentlemen. Rooms
ito rent. Apply to THIS OFFICE.
FOR RENT.-Stable on West Main
street. Possession given March 25th,
next. Apply to THIS OFFICE.
FOR sALE.-House on Crawford st.
For particulars apply to
Mrs. L. F. ScHRIErz.
Harrisons' at Berlin, Md, are sending
out souvenirs buttons OF the Ray peach.
Real photograph scenes of many views
are shown in j. G. Harrison & Sons nur-
sery catalog.
You will find members of the firm of
j. G. Harrison & Sons at their post OF
duty.
Harrisons Nurseries show block of
forty thousand Crawford late peach trees
in full growth on one of their twelve
farms at Berlin, Nd.
FOR SALE.-Two frst-class second
hand pool tables. in good condition. Go
ing out of business. Must be sold. Can
be see at room, West Main street.
G. R. CLAYTON.
Members of the firm of j. g. Harrison
& Sons nursery at Berlin, Nd. visited
twenty different states during the last
season to see the best orchards.
FOR RENT.-Seven room house with
bath on Cochran street-new. Possess
sion March 25th. Also slaughter house
on Lake street. Apply to
M. B. BURRIs
If you have good eyesight you can see
through piece of smoked glass the large
spot that astronomers say has recently
appeared on the sun, and to which some
folks attribute the extremely cold wealth
er of the past few weeks.
1t has been ascertained that the sleei
storm of last week did considerable
damage by breaking down fruit trees and
making the public roads very slippery.
Many rabbits and birds have also been
found dead-from cold and starvation.
Are you going to get married? Are
you going to housekeeping? Are you
going to move, or when you clean house,
and need any Furniture, Carpets, Mating
or anything else in house furnishings /
can save you money if you will see me
before yeu purchase A FecE1-
We have taken the agency for the
Model Cypress Incubator, and when we
say all of the leading poultrymen of the
country are using the Cypress, We are
only saying what many in this .commun-
ity know is true. Would be glad to
have you call and look it over.
J. F. MCWHoRTER & Son.
Mr.. Charles S. Montgomery has pur-
chased the confectionery and ice cream
business of Mr.. Paul Weber, on West
Main street, and will take possession in
few days. Mr.. Montgomery is hustler,
and should do well in his new stand.
The advertisement OF J. G. Harrison &
Son, nurseries, of Berlin, will be found
on the second page of this issue. You
can't do better than to deal with these
men when in need of anything in their
line, for they are responsible and reliable.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending February 9th:
Mrs. Geo. H. Harrison, Mrs. Minnie
Robinson, Fedora Allen. E. T. Aljser, D.
R. Clark, John Hase, Charles Hooper,
Wilbur Reding, Robert Wilson, John D.
Stoops, Esq.
The icy hand Of winter has held us
tight for the past two months. The
knowing old folks who have a habit of
saying that we don't have snows and
cold like they did when they were young
will have to take back seat or face the
laugh of incredulity of-the present gener-
alton.
The Rev. C. T. Wyatt attended the SUBJ
district convention at Kenton last Tues
day, and delivered an address on the SUBJ
ject: SIS the Epworth League Fulfilling
the Faith of Its Founders! II not, why
Not?" The Convention was largely at
tended, and the exercises were interest
ing. The Kenton people proved to be
generous hosts. The district Pres. Rev.
John M. Arters, is doing great work for
the league and is most capable efficient
officer. He is winning golden opinions
throughout the district.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Jones gave
Valentine Party" at their home on Craw-
ford street Tuesday evening, which prov
ed to be a most delightful affair. The
house was beautifully decorated with red
hearts, and the dining-room presented
pretty scene. the tables being strewn with
red hearts. Each guest was provided
with red ribbon and by pulling the rib
bon received valentine in the shape OF a
heart. Refreshments were served, and at
late hour the guests departed for their
homes. Among those present were: Rev.
G. 7. Wyatt, Mr.. William Sirnan, Mr.:
and Mrs. L. G. Scott and daughter, Miss
Ada, Mr.. and Mrs.. Rhodes and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbit Vinyard, Mrs Leona
Green, Mrs. j. E. CHM, Mrs. M. j. Dar-
lington AID son Reece, Miss Annie Gal
lagher, Misses Mary Gill, Prudence Lewis,
Helen Rowe, Buelah Dawson, Ada Rob-
erts, Lulu Vinyard, Addie Pennington,
May Buehn, lola Buehm, Elizabeth Hop
kins, Jennie Jones Elsie Jones, Estella
Suydam, Anna Denney, Bertha Jones,
Messrs. EIwood Denney, Daniel Stevens,
Jacob Metz, Walter Neff, Chester Davis,
John Voshell, Harvey Voshell, Taylor
Barnett, Ernest Sirman, Victor Jones,
samnel Pennington and Norman Kum-
pei.