Middletown transcript., 1908-03-14
ALGiRE & WILSON.

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Fence made. See us before buying and
be convinced.
ALGfRE & WILSON.
- DR.. j, Allen johnson, Dentist,
WfnY8 Middletown, Del. Phone Is.
DIR. NJ. B. Rurstan, Eye Specialist and
Optician. Eyes examined. All work
guaranteed. East Main ST., Middietown
= DR.. J. Allen johnson, Dentist,
QfffI8 Middletown, Del. Phone Is.
FOR SALE.-Roae Comb Rhode Island
Red eggs, by the setting or in 100 lots. The
chichen for the farmer as they are great
winter LAYERS. C. P. COCHRAN,
Middletown, Del.
FOR SALE 1000 chestnut posts. APP
ply to LII. WILLIAMS,
st. Augustine,
Cecil Co., Md.
Go to H. r. Wilson, the up to-date
cigar and tobacco dealer and try the
famous Lipshultz A &c. cigar, Blunt q
Londers. Use your judgment and be con-
yinced.
The TRANSCRIPT readers are doubtless
aware by this time that if newspaper al
lows a subscriber to be one year in arr
rears on subscription, hereafter, the
publisher will be fined by the postal ant
horities. We hope our subscribers will
remit at once on all subscriptions
over that time.
REAL Estate FOR SALE OR RENT.-
Store, house aud dwelling at Summit
Bridge, Dell; possession given March %.
Apply to Samuel AIrich, Glasgow; Del.
or Geo. w. Ingram, Middletown, Del.
] have secured the services of an up
to-date upholsterer for short time only.
If you are wanting anything in this line,
call at once. W. y, WILSON.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending March 9Th !:
Miss Etnnia Boon, Mrs. Eiyerts White,
Mr.. Harry Blackston, Mr.. Zaniel Motion.
The new ad. Of John B. Spicer appears
in this issue OF The TRANscRIPT.
Mr.. Spicer is practical plumber and
steam filter, and asks for share Of your
patronage. Read what he has to say.
Brockson & Merritt OF Warwick, Md,
have accepted the agency for the Black
ley" and Little Giant" gasoline motors,
and would be glad to have you call on
them and get their prices before placing
your order. See their ad. i'm this issue.
Messre. Richard B. Merritt, Sr,
William B. Davis and Walter SclIriyer
have purchased from Julius Clayton
the fine stallion Bohemia Boy" for
$l,050. The animal is eight years old,
with great beauty and speed. and s consid-
cred to be one Of the best bred horses in
this section.
Mrs. Efie Lambert, of Seneca Castle,
N. Y, national organizer OF the W. G..
7. u, will address the Y's in Bethesda
NJ. E. Church Sunday evening, March 22d.
She will speak principlly to the young
people but every one is cordially invited
to be present. Special music.
Messrs. J. F. McWhorter & Son have
the agency for the colds" gasoline en-.
gines, and their ad. appears in this issue.
II You are thinking of buying one, read
the testimonials OF those who are using
the "0ids," in their ad. You know them,
and what they say about the engines
wonderful work, can be relied upon as
absolutely true.
NOTICE. TO LADIEs.-Ladies OF Middle
town who appreciate the opportunity of
seeing and possessing these fine articles
are invited TO call at Miss L. NJ. Scott's
Millinery Store March 10Th, 10th and
2lst, to meet Miss Anderson with an ex.
elusive line Of home made shirtwaists Of
all descriptions. An inspection will in
terest you. Ills free and you are cordially
invited.
Railroad Detectives A. P. Thomas and
s. F. Minner arrested here Monday a
white man named George Warren, who is
thought to be the man who broke into
the railroad station at Hartley Saturday
night. Warren when captured had two
pairs of shoes with him, the numbers Of
which corresponded to some OF the shoes
stolen from the station. He was taken to
Dover and lodged in the Jail at that place.
Thursday was the first real spring day
of the season. With the thermometer
standing about the 20 mark. it had more
the appearance of May day than one in
March, and Friday was also warm and
the breezes reminded US of gentle spring
time. The weatherman has announced
that we may have many more spring-like
days, and if bis predictions prove true,
early gardens will be started, and house
cleaning begun.
MT. William e. tufand, OF Milford, has
leased the Middletown Opera House for
one year, and proposes to open skating
rink here on Wednesday next. Mr.. 4of-
land will buiId white maple floor laid
over the old one, and make some other
necessary repairs before opening. The
members Of the local Century Club are in.
terested in the new project, and the Club
will receive percentage oil the receipts.
The ladies will sell club tickets at reduc.
tion. The admission will be 10 cents.
Don't forget the opening date, Wednes-
4 49,
day, March 18th.
Mr.. D. r. Rees, proprietor Of Willow
Grove Mills, viii in few weeks make
some necessary repairs to the gates IN tbs
dam, and before starting the work, q IarRs
quantity Of the water in .Silyer Lake
will have to be run out. The lake 10 vel
stocked with bass and other fine fish, and
Messra. H. G. EIiason and H. ri Hilyard
are making an effort ID retain the fish ID
the lake BY stretching wire in front Of ths
gates, which win prevent them from pass
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