Middletown transcript., 1907-07-20

suits, 9S cents. Orders taken for sewing
Mrs. G. w. PETERSON,
. Up-to-date dental work at
Q1B moderate cost. DR.. johnson,
Middletown.
Let us do your printing, no matter how
small the order, and give US chance to
prove how well We can do it.
WANTED.-A good white woman to
take charge of house. Must come we'll
recommended. Apply to
THIS OFFICE.
Now is the time to buy dishes. This
is the place to find bargains. Store
open evenings until 10 o'clock.
Mrs. G. w. PETERSON.
- Wide-awake and no pain
UfnfH either in extracting or filling
teeth. DR.. johnson,
The register of the Delaware building at
jamestown Exposition shows that about
10 people from this state visit the exposi-
tion daily.
Many of our people have had urgent
business in Philadelphia this week. The
EIks Convention was in session in the
Quaker City.
The Rev. A. N. MilIison will preach in
the Forest Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row at the morning and evening services,
and also on Sunday, July 28th.
Columbia Disc and Cylinder Records
for the month of July will be on sale
Thursday, June 9th, at W. s. Lether-
bury's. Call and hear them played on the
graphophone.
Best spool cotton, 5 cents spool. New
stock of dry goods, notions and ready
made ware My own make.
Mrs. CIV. PETERSON.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
of letters remain unclaimed in the post.
Office for the week ending July 18th
Hannah Biackson, Bessie Disco, Miss Susie
StacKey (Deau LeIleT'J
Our local druggist, Mr.. George F. Lee
has been all smiles this week. An eight
pound baby boy arrived on Monday, and
the mother and Irving Lee are getting
a'ong nicely.
E. H. Beck, Real Estate Broker, has
sold the farm belonging to Joseph H.
Primrose, situated about miles from
Smyrna on the State Road, containing 130
acres, to John w. Isaacs of Middletown,
for Sc, 10000.
Miss May Kumpel met with painful
accident on Tuesday. While going up
stairs with pail of hot water she slipped
and fell, the water scalding her hands
and arms badly, but we are glad to state
her iniuryis not serious.
Attorney General R. H. Richards has
stated that the license fee of twenty dollars
Cor oysters and ice cream saloons does not
nave to be paid by churches giving festi-
vals, nor does the law include any festi.
walls given for charitable purposes.
A small blaze in some straw at the
residence of Mr.. Thomas Smith on Mon
day afternoon caused the fire whistle to
De blown, but the flames were soon ex-
tinguished by several boys who were
nearby when the discovery was made.
Browntown Campmeeting began on
Sunday last, and will continue until
Thursday next, July 25th. Tomorrow
will be "Big Sunday" and if the weather
proves favorable, several hundred people
from all parts of New Castle County and
many from Cecil and Kent Counties,
Maryland, will attend the Camp.
There will be partial eclipse of the
moon on the evening of July oath, visible
throughout the United States. The
eclipse begins at 1914 and is largest at
11.22, when about fve-ighths of the
mooR's diameter is hidden From that
time the observation decreases until II. Al
when the moon leaves the shadow.
"R ". John A. Arters of Middletown,
occupied the pulpit of st. Paul NJ. E.
Church, Clayton, last Sunday both morn
ing and evening. Rev. Arters was for
merly a pastor of this church and his
many friends here gave him a friendly
greeting on his return. He was enter
tained over Sunday by Mrs. MI. Clifton. {"
Smyrna Times.
The Middletown A. A. base ball club
received its new uniforms on Thursday,
and will use them in to-day's game with
the Port Penn club. They are Of light
gray cloth with dark blue trimmings, and
will add greatly to the appearance of the
club. S. M. Rosenburg, proprietor OF the
Globe Clothing Store, furnished the uni
forms, and the boys are well pleased with
their new outfit.
Plenty Of light means abundance Of
health. Autumn epidemics Of typhoid
often occur in families the members OF
which, on departing for the seaside, leave
the blinds of their house drawn. The
malignant microbe breads sunlight.
Moral: Let the light stream into your
dwelling as much as possible without
( thought Of potential damage to tapestries
and carpets.
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