Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1905-11-08

street, Middletown, formerly OF Indian
polls.
Leave your laundry at Jones' barber
shop. The best of work and prompt ser
vice.
MONTGOMERY is now making his choice
candies.
OYSTERS at Middetown Restaurant &
Supply Co.
HORSE SHOEING.-Plain 75c cash.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
j. C. GREEN.
Let lis have your order for stove re-
pairs we can furnish them for any stove
made. J. +. McWHoRTER < Son.
Shot gun shells at Mas<el's, Black and
Smokeless powder, Soft and Chilled shot.
Shot gun loaded shells at s. E. Massey s
per box, 45c., 60c., G5c., zoe. and 75c.
Oysters at Middletown Restaurant &
Supply Co.
Trespassers Notices printed and for sale
at THE TRANSCRIPT OFFICE.
Buff Orpington cockertls for sale
WALTER BEAsrEN, Middletown, Del.
Revival meetings are being held in
Biackbrd NJ. Z Church this week.
The residence of Mr.. W. P Biggs on
Cass street, is being improved by new
coat Of paint.
The macademized road between Mid
dletown and Odessa is being improved by
a dressing of fine stone.
Harman's mill near Townsend, which
las been closed for repairs for several
days, is now open for business.
]. NJ Foster is building large barn
on the farm Of Mrs Eliza c. Green, ten
anted by Mr.. Michael Keegan, Jr.
Short range shells at Massey's. Will
make a full choke gun pattern same as
open gun. Just the thing for birds and
rabbits.
Local sportsmen are making great prep
arations for the opening of the cunning
season on Wednesday next, November
10Th. Rabbits are reported as beirg
plentiful, but quail are very scarce in
this section.
LOST.-Saturday, Nov. 4th, between
Ninth and Broome streets and Dover, by
way Of the State Road, satchel contain
ing ladies' clothes and two silver brushes.
Reward 81 $1,000 if returned to S13 Equit-
able Building, Wilmington.
have taken the agency for the Elec-
trio Laundry and will call for and deliver
all orders promptly. Laundry may be
left at the residence OF my father on North
Broad street at anytime Good work
guaranteed. EPHRAIM JoLLs.
Many of!the farmers in this section are
selling their corn early this season. In
some cases the corn is hauled direct from
the fields to the car and sold on the cob,
and so cents per bushel is the prevailing
price, which IL considered good for new
corn.
Anna Marie, the two-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morry died Mon
day morning at o'clock. The little tot
ate the heads of several matches which is
supposed to have caused Of her death.
Funeral services will be held on Thurs
day afternoon at two o'clock, interment
in Forest Cemetery.
John Cavander Lucas died at the resi-
dence of his sister, Mrs. John Jones, at
Mt. Pleasant, Sunday afternoon at one
o'clock, after "a short illness of typhoid
fever, aged 26 wears. Deceased leaves a
widow who resides in this town. Fun
eral services we're held at the residence
Of his sister this morning at 10 O'Clock
interment in Bethel Cemetery.
The vestry Of st. Anne's Church held
a meeting at the Peoples Bank on Mon
day for the purpose Of discussing the mat
ter Of selecting rector to succeed the
Rev. W. J. Wilkie who recently resigned.
The meeting adjourned without extend
ing call, but the matter will be taken up
again in short time, and undoubtedly
the Church will have new rector in a
few weeks.
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 SIS per acre.
These are fine homes with good build
ings. | also have farms for sale Of all
sizes, from $1,000 to $4,000. l also have
$4,000 to loan in first mortgage at 5 pei
cent. Want first mortgage for 81 600 and
GEO. w. INGRAM,
Middletown, Del.
Mrs. Rose Shannon has quite curl.
osity at the NIiddletown Hotel. In a
flock of chickens purchased recently, Mrs.
Shannon discovered one hopping around
on one foot, and after catching it and
making a close examination, she discov
cred the hen never had but one leg. The
chicken has developed into large her
hopping around on one foot. Mrs. Shan
non is very proud of her new arrival, anc
will keep it as a curiosity.
A large attendance OF the members oil
Union Lodge No. 5, A. F. and A. M. were
present last night, at Regular Commune
cation, and the following visitors from
Harmony Lodge No. 10 of Smyrna
George H. Dick, DIR. Frank Gardner
Charles H. Lefevre, and William Beck
The especial work was the raising o
Henry d Howell to the degree OF Maste
Mason. After the Lodge had closed {
Turke7> supper was served by Catere
William B. Hates