Middletown transcript., 1906-12-08
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Evans EXCHANGE STORE.
For moderate price, and perfect satis-
faction guaranteed on ali Dental work,
call aud see Dr. 6. A. BUXTON.
Decorated china sets. IS pieces for CSC
Gilt edge decorated, IS pieces for $llO
"A piece tea sets, ~ SO and up.
Mas. G. w. PETERSON.
Tie teachers Of the High School and
Rev.and Mrs. Clay are very much pleased
with the result Of the entertainment given
last week, in tile Opera House. About
$i65 dollars were cleared, after all bills
were paid.
Hustlers wanted every " here $25 TO $50
made weekly. Disadvantages Circulars,
packages, overseeing Out Door Advertise
ing. Experiences not needed, new plan.
No canvassing. Address, Merchants Out
Door Advertising Co., 70 Dearboon st.,
Chicago.
FOR SALE.-The "Vail Farm" con,
tanning 100 acres, at ickory Grove, 2
miles from Delaware City. This is an
exceptionally fine farm. Also the home
farm Of Thomas Reese, near Chesapeake
City, containing ITO acres, With every
thing in complete order. These are two
fine homes. GEoRe Nv. IseRRAM
We want to keep il impressed on your
mind that when in need Of any kind OF
printing you shoul1 get obr prices before
giving out the work We are in posi-
tiento do all kinds Of work quickly and
at reasonable price.
Mr. William d. Evans has commenced
the erection Of a storehouse and granary
IN connection with his -four and feed
store. The building is of frame, located
on Cochran street west Of the Catholic
Church. Il will be used flor the storage
Of bran, baled hay and feed for stock.
Many persons in MiddIetewn Wednee-
day thought we were feefi ng earthquake
shocks, while others were of the opinion
Chat the President was being saluted
upon his Approach to Annapolis, when
in fact the shocks we're theresult Of blast.
ing sand DUNES on the Severn river.
Mr.. Frank S. Clayton has sold fine
bay geIding. Alex. NJ, TO Mr.. ]. c. Ais
ton, at a good figure. This promising
colt which is by Bohemia Boy, trial 2.24,
has shown half in LII with very little
training. and will doubtless learn to 90
fast. This is the first colt by Bohemia
Boy to be trained, and demonstrates the
fact that bis colts are speedy.
Most of the MiddIetown stores have
now put on portion Of their Christmas
garb and the window decorators are
working overtime getting their displays
in shape. The windows never looked
prettier than at the present time aud
there is every indication that business il
going 10 be the best in the history OF the
city.
The ladies Of the Home Missionary
Society Of the M. s. Charch are holding
bazaar and bake In the room over The
TRAEscRIPT Office. The bazaar opened ON
Friday afternoon, continuing Saturday,
while the bake will be held to-day only.
All kinds Of fancy articles suitable for
Christmas gifts will be on sale.
Stemecf the young people Of Odessa
gave pleasant dance last Monday even
ing in Red Mems Hall, on Main street.
Sandwiches and coffee we're served during
the iniermission. Those present we're
Misses Addie Pennington, Madaline Pen
ington, Bessie Merrist. Edith Ginn, Ethel
Cochran, Emma Pennington, Anna Eaton.
John Xosllell, Clarence George. Joseph
Heldmyer. Elmer Price. Earl Pleasanton.
George Heidmyer and klbsrt Donosan.