Middletown transcript., 1905-11-25

per box, 45c., 60c, 65c., 70c. and 7oc.
Oysters at Middletown Restaurant 4
Supply Co.
Buff Orpirgton Cockprels for sale
WALTER BEAsTEN, Middletown, Del.
We have the best of Furs in the line
we carry, at one-haf the regular price.
Mrs q. W. PETERSON.
After Oct. 1st the library hours will be
as follows Tuesdays from $50 to P. NJ
Saturdays from 33Oto z. NJ, and Z to
S.3OP. NJ.
Short range shells at Massey's. Will
make a full choke gun pattern same as
open gun. Just the thing for birds and
rabbits.
Cream Pufs and Crullers, fresh every
day at WEBER's BAKERY.
Strictly high-class dental service at
moderate cost. Free examination and es-
innate. DR.. J. ALLEN JOHNSON, Main
street, Middetown, formerly Of Indian
apolis.
Ladies' Furs and Children's Fur Sets.
We have nice assortment of these goods
very reasonable. Mrs G. w. PETERSON.
DR.. Edward NJ. Vaughan having de-
cided to locate in Middletown for the
practice of Medicine and Surgery, offers
lis services to the people Of Middletown
and surrounding community. Temper
ary office at Mrs. Lippincott's, West Main
street.
WANTED-COMPOSITORS, Foremen
and Job Hands, open shop, 8 hours per
day. Apply, Room !, Baynard Annex,
: E. 9th St., Wilmington, Del.
In order to reduce my stock, will sell
limited number of single comb Brown
Leghorn hens, pullets and cockerels.
Write for prices. T. Z. CLAYTON,
Mt Pleasant, Del
WANTED-Woman for general house
work. Two in family, reference required,
apply or address, Mrs. E. l.. HAYNES, 1905
Franklin St., Wilmington Del.
We have 30 Ladies' Coats and 81 Chill
dren's Coats left from our large stock and
have made another drop in Price.
Mrs. g. w. PETERSON.
WANTED-Two first class Harness
Makers and two Stitchers at MERGERS East
:'rd street, Wilmington, Del. Steady work
if suit.
OPERATORS WANTED. Experience
ed operators on shirts can get steady
work bv applying to the DEL AWARE SHIRT
Co, Wilmington, Delaware. Edwin
Prettyman, Manager
RHODE ISLAND RED CocKEREIs FOR
SALE have 50 Rhode Island Cock
erels from my best pen, lat 81 90 and 81 50
each. Must be sold BY December 1st.
c. P. COCHRAN,
Middletown, Del.
FOR SALE Farm of 2l3 acres two
miles from Middletown, and one contain
ing IS acres, about the same distance
from town, at $50 and $65 per acre.
These are fine homes with good build
ings. also have farms for sale of all
sizes, from 81 ,000to $4,000 also have
$4,000 to loan in f st mortgage at 5 per
cent. Want first mortgage for 81 900 and
1900.
GEO W. INGRAM.
Middletown, Del.
The autumnal season is nearly gone
and not for long time has there been
one SO delightful and in Which the far
mers have had better opportunity to
put in their fall crops and harvest those
that were ripe. 1t has been warm and
lacking III the numerous rain storms that
usually occur at this season of the year.
Commencing Sunday night at 1883
o'clock, the new block signal system of
the Delaware Railroad will go into effect
The tower South of town will be in charge
Of William Ahern in the day time and
Joseph Miller at night At the same
time new schedule will 60 into effect
and there will be slight change in the
running OF the trains.
There has been scarcely any rain fall in
lis section fer sometime and drought
prevails. Wheat and grass needs rain
badly and the springs are very low, far
mers complaining that there is scarcely
enough water for their stock. The dry
spell has almost discontinued rabbit
hunting and cunning. On the other
hand, it has been perfect weather for
husking, Smelling and marketing the
corn crops.
Detective Nathan Hutchins OF the Del
aware road, and his assistant, Robert
Chambers, Wednesday evening arrested
colored man on Delaware railroad
train, it is said, for taking drink from a
bottle. The arrest was made by Cham
bers and the man and his bottle were
handed over to Detective Hutchins, who
took him off the train at Middletown.
He was arraigned before Magistrate Cnx
and fined $36S.
The Century Club held very inter-
esting meeting on Tuesday afternoon,
with good attendance OF the members.
Mrs. Harris b. Mcdowell aud Mrs. Cuth-
bert ). Green we're to read papers. but
were unavoidably absent. Mrs. Charles
Derrickson read very interesting article
on "The Productions Of France" Ar
rangements were made for tile AXE sale
which will be held in the Cab roam on
Tuesday, November 2Stils Next weeks
program will be musical one.