Middletown transcript., 1907-03-16

Hear tho latest Phonograph Records at
MoNRo's.
Pare Buckwheat Flour at
Evans EXCHANGE STORE.
FOR RENT. Several houses on East
Main street some with hot and cold
water, and bath. Apply to
THEoDoRE WHIrLocK.
The robins and blue birds have made
their appearance.
we hear of many changes to take place
among our residents on the 25th and good
many houses are in great tdemand:
- Wide-awake and no pain
Q1if10 either in extracting or filling
teeth. Dir. Johnson
Leave your laundry at Jones' barber
shop. The best OF work and prompt SER
vice.
Edison Phonographs and Records for
sale at WALTER MoNRo's.
FOR RENT. House on West Main
street, recently occupied by Ira w.
Owens. G. E. HUKILL.
Goto Banning for special bargains in
Children,s aud Misses hosiery, 25c. Goods
In seconds at c,all sizes from to g.
The Alter Guild Of st. Anne's Church
viii give a bake in the room over THE
TRANscRIPr Office to-day Saturday from
elavef. until five o'clock,
G. E. HuKILL has just received lot Of
fine SAWED WooD IN STovR LENGTHS.
B Also d car load Of WoHEN~ CBDAR PICKET
GARDEN FENCE At lowest prices.
Rev. A.sW. Lightbourne will preach
III Bethesda M. E. Church both Sunday
morning aud evening. This will be the
last Sunday of the conference year.
FOR SALE. 20 well grown Barred Ply
month Rock cockereIs, Bradley pullet
strain. A. P. CoRBIr or WILLIAM Craig,
Thomas Landing.
Call and see DR.. G. A. Burton for mod
crate prices on up.to-date dental work.
All work guaranteed.
9 Up-to-date dental work at
uId9 moderate cost. DR.. johnson,
Middlstown.
FOR SALE.-A Buffalo Robe in good
condition. Dr.. D. w. LEWIS.
FOR SALE:-Modern z room house
with bath, in excellent repair, good Gel
lar aud all conveniences.
Mrs. JOHN NJ. WEBB,
MiddIetown, Del.
You don't have to go to the city to hear
the latest Edison Phonograph Records.
WALTER MoNRo has them.
Let US do your printing, no matter how
small the order, and give Us chance to
prove how well we can do it.
EASTER FLOWERS Mrs. E. s.
Jones will have for sale at Mr.. W. s
Letherbury's store all kinds of potted
plants and cut flowers, Friday and Satur-
day before Easter.
EASTER PLANTS AND FLOWERS
will have all kinds ofchoice Easter plants
for sale Easter week Also, orders taken
for flowers for weddings and floral designs
for Minerals. Mrs. w. J. WILSON.
March 2lst is the first day of spring
when the days and nights are of equal
length, after which the days will lengthen
until we have the longest day at the sum-
mer solstice on June 2lst.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
of letters remain unclaimed in the post.
Office for the week ending March 7th !:
Mrs. Mary Lee, Miss Lizzie Ponsey, Mrs.
Fannie Walker, Mr.. Jarsiu Carter, ].
Wilson.
Delaware River fishermen expect that
shad viii be late this year in reaching this
section Of the country. They are ex-
pected to be plentiful, according to the
old saying, much ice during the winter
makes shad plentiful. y
The program. for the Century Club for
next Tuesday win include: History Re-
view. Current Events; Glass Reading,
s.The British Nation at Play,n Miss Jose
phine Cochran; Paper, "Mary, Queen Of
Sc1tts,' 2 Mrs. Charles Derrickson; Music.
o. Z. Cochran begs to announce that
be has secured the agency for the sale Of
the /. P. Thomas and Son Co. ferfilizera.
This firm is one of the oldest and largest
independent fertilizer manufacturers.
Mr. Cochran will carry in stock at his
warehouse a full line of asparagus, tomato
ana corn fertilizers, and will appreciate
call.
Miss Grace Helliweli, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. A. E. Clay, was married last
Sunday evening to Dudley Lemar Nun.
son, M. D., of Wilmington. The cere-
mony was performed at the Church ofthe
Transfguration, the Little Church
Around the Corner" New York City.
After the wedding. trip, DR.. and Mrs.
Munson will be at home in Wilmington,
where DR.. Munson has an Office on Della
ware Avenue.
There has been some unusual freakish
weather in this section during the past
week. Sunday last, when pleasant spring
weather was predicted and expected, there
was an oId-fashioned snow storm which
lasted all day and into the night Mon
day morning there was six inches OF snow
on tile ground. It began to disappear
rapidly and Tuesday morning there was
heavy rain accompanied by terrific thun-
der and lightning. The storm occurred
about 4 o'clock in the morning and was
very severe.
The friends Of Mrs. A. G. Cox will sym
psthize with her III loss of her niece, DR..
Mary Emily Gillespie, who died in Col
Iingswood, N. j., last Monday. Or. Gil
lespie uas daughter Of Mrs. Henrietta
L. and the late Samuel Caminade and has
been widow for some years. She leaves
one child, daughter, Ruth, aged seven
years. DIR. Gillespie was resident pllysl-
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