Middletown transcript., 1907-08-17

teeth. DR.. johnson,
The liquor traficin the State Of Georgi
has become demoralized by the passag
of legislative providing for absolute bill
prohibition after January ]. Goyerno
Hoke Smith signed the bill Tuesday
Columbia Disc and Cylinder Record
for the month of July will be ON sall
Thursday, June 9th, at w. s Lether
bury's. Call and hear them played on TIN
graphophone.
WANTED.-Ambitieus worker youl
section TO represent large factory. salar,
SIS weekly. Good opportu lity for ad
yancement. United Mfg. Co., 1888 Chest.
nut ST., Philadelphia.
While grabbing at Bohemia Bridge on
Thursday, Mr.. Wallace Beasten lost bis
balance and felloverboard, but was pulled
out by other members Of the party and is
now congratulating himself on his good
~ luck.
Joshua Galloway, employed on Isaac
Gibbs farm, in Cecil Co., Md, met with
a painful accident Saturday, when col
ored man cutting wood accidentally struck
him on the shoulder with the axe, max.
ing dangerous wound.
Unclaimed LetteFs-The following list
OF letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for tile week ending Aug. 9th:
Miss Myrtle Humond, Mrs. A. ]. satter.
back, Miss Berua Segars, Mrs. Rachel
Stevens Mrs Bessie Wiley, Mr.. Lea
Young.
In the course of his Sunday morning
announcements, prominent Delaware
minister said: Brethren, the ianitor and
I will hold our weekly prayer meeting
next Wednesday evening as usual.
The second annual Farmers basket
pic mic will be held in Lynch's Woods
near Mt. Pleasant, on Friday, August 23d,
and the managers extend an invitation to
all to join them in days outing. Dinner
will be served between the ,hours Of u
and o'closk P. NJ, and ice cream, cake
and lemonade will be served by the
ladies during the afternoon.
FOR sALE-2o fne farms in St.
Georges hundred, from $1,000 to $40, 900.
Any size farms 10 to 800 acres, some fine
homes and well located. Also several
farms in Kent County Nd, l also have
$25, 900 to loan at 5 per cent.
GEO. W. INGRAM 8
The Maryland State Horticultural So
ciety will hold its meeting at the James
town Exposition Tuesday, September
oath. Arrangements have been made
through the department of special events
to have the date known as Maryland So
ciety Day.
The route of the proposed new free
rural delivery service from Elkton, Nd,
to Pivot Bridge. Glasgow and return, for
which petition was presented some
months ago, was gone over on Thursday
by an inspector from the Postofice De-
paftment, pretty good indication that
the route will be established.
Early Sunday morning as the Elsie
Weatherby, New Jersey truck boat,
was passing through the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal, man who is supposed
to have been Elmer A. Aim fell over
board near the Buck bridge and was
drowned. Persons who saw him fall has
tened to help him, but he never came tc
the surface. The body was recovered
shortly afterward
Persons can now be treated for hydro
phobia or bites Off mad dog or other ami
mails at Delaware College, and patients
will receive proper treatment, the serum
coming fresh from New York daily and
the cost is only nominal. The treatment
will be equal to that furnished at any
hospital. The cost Of the treatment win
be about $25, in the hospitals the cost is
$2C0 to $3.50.
Mr.. Horatio W. Pharo, Of near town,
left this morning to be present at the an
nual reunion of the 10Th Pennsylvania
Calvary, better known as the Anderson
Calvary, which will be held at Colorado
Springs, Col, August Goth. The reunion
this year will be beld under unique cir
cumstances. 1t is usually held in Phila-
delphia, but owing to the disability Of
General Palmer, the war time Colonel Of
the regiment and millionaire, he has in
vited every survivor Of the regiment to be
bis guest for six days at bis magnificent
home"Glen Eyrie' near Colorado Springs.
OF the survivors only two are now resi-
dents of Delaware Mayor Shortledge.
of Wilmington, and Horatio w. Pharo,
Of Middletown. Two hundred and fifteen
members of the regiment have notified
Capt. Kirk, of their acceptance OF the
Generals invitation. They will leave
Broad Street Station at 4 S0this afternoon
BY special train. The General pays every
dollar Of expense from the time his old
comrades step on the train at Plliladei-
phia till they step off again at Philadel-
phia twelve or more days later, and has
directed that the train be supplied with
all comforts and conseniences, and has ar
ranged number Of sightseeing tours Or
trips fos their special delectatioa. Going
by way of Chicago they stop off az Denver,
Col, where reception has been tendered
tilem,and then on 10 Colorado springs. re-
manning there six days for the banquet
and sightseeing. The program for the re-
turn trip has not been made public. As
the General foots all the bills the cost to
him viii be about fifty thousand dollars,
but he will not mind that as be has
plenty Of money and thinks q great deal
81 His old regiment.