Middletown transcript., 1907-03-09
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Local News


Talking Machines and Records Sasso,, st
HORSE sHoEING. Plain 75c cash.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
= Gold Crowns, Bridges and
Wf Patchwork made in my own lab
ratory. DR.. Johnson.
Hear the latest Phonograph Records at
MoNRo's.
Pure Buckwheat Flour at
EVANS EXCHANGE STORE,
FOR SALE.-A Mason Piano. cost $400;
has been used one year, in frst-class con-
dition. Will sell for $l75. Apply to
This OFFIcE.
FOR RENT.-Seyeral houses on East
Main street some with hot and cold
water, and bath. Apply to
THEODORE WHITLoCK.
= Wide-awake and no pain
WG6D either in extracting or filling
teeth. DIR. johnson,
Leave your laundry at Jones' barber
shop. The best of work and prompt ser
vice.
Edison monographs and Records for
sale at WALTER MoNRo's.
FOR RENT.-House on West Main
street, recently occupied by Ira w.
Owens. G. e. HUKrLL.
FOR SALE.-20 well grown Barred Ply
mouth Rock cockerels, Bradley pnllet
strain. A. P. CoRB1T 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.
The eun spot, which appears to be
about the size OF nickel as seen through
smoked glass, is said to be 1l8, 600 miles
long and $1,000 miles wide.
g. Up-to-date dental work at
VrB moderate cost. DIR. johnson,
MiddIetown.
FOR SALE.-A Buffalo Robe in good
condition. DR.. D. W. LEWIS.
Unclaimed Letters-Tbe following list
OF letters remain unclaimed in the post
office for the week ending Feb. 2Sth
Miss Emma Martain, Miss Mary Pagon,
Mr.. Katz. David Todd.
FOR SALE:-Modern room house
with bath. in excellent repair, good Gel
lar and all conveniences.
Mrs JOHN M. WEBB,
Middletown, Del.
Those paople who have been pinnina
their faith i the grounding supersti-
tion have had heir faith badly shattered.
and the gros shdhog is nc longer an au-
thority on q d weather in this section.
Good pay to ladies to form clubs on
soaps and Sther products. Handsome
furniture giSen with $5 and $40 orders.
Goods sent free. ALLEN Co., 1906 Arch
ST., Philad& &phia, Pa.
You dom have to 20 TO the city to hear
the latest Rdison Phonograph Records.
WALTER MoSRo has them.
RosE Conn RHODE ISLAND RED EaGsFoR
SALE These birds are great egg producers,
fine table fowls, and extremely hardy. /
have the finest pens of reds in the State,
and visit to my yards will convince you
of the truthfulness of this statement.
G. P. COCHRAN,
Middletown, Del.
AT the public sale of Mr.. Fred P. Will
lians at St. Augustine, Md, on Tuesday,
one Holstein COW sold for $115, and sew
eral others brought more than $40 EACH
Cows are in great demand in this section,
and the farmers who are selling out, are
realizing handsome prices for their stock
Choice pot plants for Easter, such as
Azales, Cinerarias, Easter Lilies, Tulips,
Hyachinths, Daffodils, Ferns, Geraniums,
Hydrangeas, Spireas, Daisies, from the
best greenhouses in the country. Also
orders taken for all kinds cut flowers for
Easter and weddings and floral designs
for funerals. MRS. J. FL. EMERSON.
The program for the New Century Club
last Tuesday included Current Events
Glass. Paper Burns, scotland's Be-
loved" by Mrs. Richard R. Cochran.
Reading Rural England by Miss Dora
r. Price. Next Tuesdays program will
include History Review, Current Events
Glass. Reading English Village Life,"
Miss Eliza G. Green. Paper 1.-Two Scot
tish Heroes" Mrs. George Derrickaon.
Music.
There has been big decline In the
price ofeggs during the last few days, and
she indications are that prices will 60 still
lower. Values now are nearing summer
prices. The fall has been due to big in
crease in the receipts, which is usual at
this season, although the decline was
greater than was expected. There has
been decline OF IL cents dozen in the
wholesale market since last Tuesday.
A small cart load Of superior apples
was delivered at the State House, Dover,
on Monday OF last week from the fruit
farms Of James T. Shallcross, OF Odessa,
and divided among the members OF the
Legislature. Mr.. Shallcross is the Demo-
cratic member of the State Board OF Agri-
culture, and for several years has taken
occasion to treat the State officials and
Assemblymen with seme of the products
OF his farms.
Every man who lives in Middietown
and owns property here should resolve to
take an active interest in the welfare and
progress OF our growing town. Every
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