Middletown transcript., 1907-11-16

QTnB either in extracting or filling
teeth. DR.. johnson.
DR. NJ. B. Burstan. Eye Specialist. con-
sultation free OF charge. East Main ST.,
Middletown.
You better come get one Of our Sample
Goats at nearly price for this cold snapy |
morning at A. FoGEL's.
We sell fruits, nnts and candies as 9
side line. W. T. JOHNSON
HORSE sHOEING. Plain 75c cash
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Great bargains in Sample Coat Suits,
just received lot. ] off the regular
price. A. FoGEL.
g Gold Crowns, Bridges and |
V0n1D Patchwork made in my own lab
ratory. DR.. johnson.
WANTED Milk, 100 quarts at cents
per quart II. Z. KLUND,
CIT E. Fourth St.
Wilmington, Del.
FOR SALE. - Thoroughly modern |
house at Odessa, seven rooms and bath,
hot and COLI wafer. Possession at any |
time. George L. TOWNSEND. JR.,
Odessa, Del. |
=Unclaimed Letters-The following list
of letters remain unclaimed in the post |
Office for tile week ending Oct. 7th !: /
Miss Bill Harris. Linden Dredden, Mr..
/. J. Lonen, 2) Mr.. Afford Williams.
FOR SAIE-20 rose comb Rhode |
Island Red coekerels and 40 pullets,
April and May hatched. This is an ex-
ceptionaIly fine lot Of ,onpg fowls, and
the cockerels will weigh from 2 to lbs.
Will sell at reasonable prices.
c. P. COCHRAN.
Middletowu, Del.
WHITE WOMAN. for general house
work must be good cook; for family
of 3; every Sunday afternoon off wages
SIS; il party proves satisfactory, pay will
be increased accordingly reference re-
qnired. Address 210S E. Baltimore ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
We have stored in warehouses at Mid
letown and Bear, Del, FERTILIZER for
those who run short and are late with
their seeding. Send yonr teams along.
JEssEL. SHEPHERD,
Grain & Fertilizer.
FOR SALE.-One almost new two
horse butcher wagon; one double-seated
carriage; one rnnabout, without top; lot
OF harness; one young gray horse, sound,
good worker and driver, will be sold
cheap. settling up an estate. Call early
and get good bargain.
WILMINGTON Provision Co.,
Sd & Orange sts.,
Wilmington, Del. |
possibility ef ef HE HE Delaware
& Atlantic Telephone Company taking
direct charge OF the Diamond State TeIe- |
phone Company. This announcement
was made at Wilmington. The Diamond |
State, like the Delaware & Atlantic, is |
controlled by the Bell Company, of Phila-
delpbia.
The Ladies' Mite Society Of Bethesda
M. E. Church will bold Bake and
"Rummage Sale" in the middle room
lfrst fooi) o. the Opera House, on Tues
day and Wednesday, November 26th and
9th. Homemade pies, cakes and bis
cults, dressed and undressed poultry for
sale. Open all day and evening. A
liberal patronage is solicited.
Lundy Brothers have purchased the
stock of goods, fixtures, etc., Of Mr. Leon
deValingef, at the corner OF Main and
Broad streets, and will open during the
coming week with full line Of groceries,
fresh and salt meats, etc. They are now
buying their stock, and expect to open on
Thursday Of next week. Look for their
announcernent in our next issue.
After newspaper man has yelled him.
self hoarse in an effort to persuade people
70 patronize home merchants and acci-
deRtally stunibles on to the fact that the
tame fellows he is trying to protect are
sending away for their job printing or are
using printing matter sent out by patent
medicine houses, soap factories or other
concerts, ii rather shakes bis confidence
in mankind and makes reciprocity look
like lead dime with hole in it.
Notices. have been posted throughout
the Middietown Hotel reading as follows:
'Ali persons under the age Of Twenty-one
years otsallowed In this room, or on the
porches around this HOTEL and the
proprietor il determined to enforce the
rule. The idea is TO break up the prac
tice OF minors lounging around the prem
ises They have also given notice that
the bus heretofore meeting all trains will
be taken off for repairs after the 18th inst.
Fhia winter will be mild one, il the
prediction ot John Peterman, the hornet
nest propaes. Of franklin county, Pa, 1
comes true. Peterman has many fol-
l0wers IN this county. He says the in
seess are building high, which means
that there will be no real cold weather.
The prophet Gays that II the signs are for
q severe winter they build on the ground
where tho snow drifts cover them 10 pro-
tees the iarsas from the cold. II they
select place high Tor their nests They
prophesg warm, open winter. The
corn bpsaa too tell of mild winter, says
che h0sahf nsaf nrnnfet.