Middletown transcript., 1907-11-09
M1DDI1TowN, DEL, NOV. ., 1907.
Local News

Trespassers Notices ready printed and
for sale at THE TRANSCRIPT Office.
Millinery at bargain prices at
MRs. G. w. PErERsoN'e.
WANTED. AN engineer, capable ofd
running stationary engine. Steady en-
ployment Inquire at TINS oFFIcE
Country Lard Wanted. viii pay the
highest cash prices.
ARMSTRONG; s MEAT MARKET.
g Up-to-date dental work at
uhB moderate cost. DR.. johnson,
Middletown.
We are now making over 100 ladies
wrappers. This is the place to buy
ready-made wear.
Mas. G. W. PErERsoS
Country Lard Wanted. Will pay the
highest cash prices.
ARMsTRoNG's MEAT MARKET.
g Wide-awake and no pain
WITYfn either in extracting or filling
teeth. DIR. Johnson.
Over 100trimmed hats, untrimmed hats
and millinery reduced to half price to
make room for holiday goods.
MRs. G. W. PETERSON.
We sell fruits, nuts and candies as
side line. W. T. JOHNSON.
HORSE SHOEING.-Plain 75c cash
Satisfaction guaranteed.
]. c. GREEN.
g Gold Crowns, Bridges and
Vu1B Patchwork made. in my own lab
ratory. DR.. johnson.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list |
of letters remain unclaimed in the post |
Office for the week ending Oct. 31th /:
Miss Lena Beake, Mr.. Fletcher Wright.
New models in Cresco corset. Hender-
sons and several other best make corset !
at cut prices. ALI one dollar eorsets now |
90c. Mrs. G. W. Peterson.
FOR SALE. - Thoroughly modern
house at Odessa, seven rooms and bath, |
hot and cold water. Possession at any
time. GEORGE L. TOWNSEND, JR.,
Odessa, Del. |
FOR SALE.-20 rose comb Rhode
Island Red cockerels and 40 pullets, |
April and May Matched. This is an ex-
ceptionally fine lot of young fowls, and |
the cockerels will weigh from to 5 lbs.
Will sell at reasonable prices.
G. P. COCHRAN,
Middetowu, Del. |
The ladies of tile New Century Club |
will entertain the ladies OF the Odessa |
Tuesday Night Club at their rooms on
South Broad street, on Tuesday afternoon
next. Rev. F. II. Moore, will deliver q
lecture on Alaska, the same afternoon,
and large attendance is desired.
The output of canned goods at the
Blackbird canneTy the past season was
$4,000 allied cans. The work of labelling
the whole seasons output has just been
begun in earnest, and it will require about
two weeks time to finish the work. The
number OF barrels OF catsup made at this
plant during the past season was los
The ladies of Forest Presbyterian
Church will serve Progressive Supper in
the middle room Of the Opera House, on
Thursday evening. November 2lst, from
4 s. 80 to 1890 o'clock. This will be some
thing new and novel to the people of
Middletown, and the ladies will serve
,first-class supper for the sum of 25 cents,
which will insure them large number
of patrons.
An electrical storm of midsummer Sc.
verify occurred in this vicinity between
six and seven o'clock Wednesday
evening. It was preceded by almost
twelve hours OF steady rain. 1t will be
remembered as an after election event,
almost as well as ''the next day it snow
ed," for it was a "thundering wet day."
The new battleships to be built are
known as in the delaware class" The
little State is being recognized, and the
new class is the greatest the government
has ever established. tt will, however,
be five years before the Delaware can be
finished and put into commission. By
that time, perhaps, new class may be
created. At the same time there is
growing notion that the naval nations are
to eventually reach the conclusion that it
is not wise to put SO mucti into one boat.
The business Of The Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. has assumed have proper
tions in this community that the Home
Office, No. Madison Avenue, New
York City, bas decided to open an Office
In Middletown, DEL, to be branch of
supt. Robert Stotts Office in Dover Mr..
J. z. Grassland, who has represented the
company in this locality for ten years, has
b.en promoted to an Assistant Superinten-
dent having charge Of the Midjletown Of
fee. Mr.. ]. f. Deakyne will be associated
with him in the work and lhe new assis-
tant superintendent will appoint agents in
the nearby towns, thus coming in touch
with all the homes in this neighborhood,
very many of which. have been blessed
with tile tenefcience Of the industrial,
Intermediate and ordinary departments
Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany. We congratulate Mr., Grassland
upon his appointment and regard bis ad-
yapcement as a reward OF merit and
recognition on the part OF the company
Of bis many years Of faithful and efficient
service.
LETTER TO W. J. WILSON
MiddIetown Del