Middletown transcript., 1908-01-04
M1DDIErowH. DEL. IAN. i, 1908.
Local News

MiddlstoWn.
. Wide-amake aud no pain
U1lYS3 either Ii extracting or filling
teeth. Or. johnson.
kF0R RENr.-DseIling on Green street.
Apply 70 n ]. WILLIAMS.
HORSE SH0EING.-Plain 75c cash
Satisfaction guaranteed.
FOR RENT. Stable, West Main street,
occupied by Harry W. Richards.
6. E. HUKrLL.
. Gold Crowns, Bridges and
U1YYnS Patchwork made in my own lab
ratory. DR.. johnson.
FOR RENT House and stable. East
Main ST. Occupied by ]. s Price Tea
man). G HrKILL
A New Demorest Sewing Machine will
be sold for the want Of use Apply to
J. F. McWHoRTER
MiddIetown, Del.
DIR. M. B. Rurstan, Eve Specialist ard
0ptician. Ewes examined free All
work guaranteed. East Main ST., MiddIe-
town.
Best make Of Corspts "Crescn," Hem
derson. and "Colton's InvipcibIe Lar-
ing. One dollar goods at 90c. Large
stock to select from.
MRs. G. W. PETE lsoN.
FOR .RENT.-Building on North Broad
street, now occupied by The New Era.
Possession given March 25th, 1908. Ap-
ply to W. B. BIeas.
''Do you want to get good dress free
We can tell you how. Answer this
"Ad" asking for samples.
Economy Furnishing Co.,
895 ElIicott Square,
Buffalo, N Y.
Don't mics attending the Big Bargain
Sale. in Dishes. Enamel ware, Notions,
Dry Goods, Pictures and Pottery Goods.
5000 pieces to go at 10 cents each.
Mrs. G. W. PETERSON.
The cunning season for rabbits, qnail,
squirrel and other wild game closed Tnes-
day, and while none of the local gunners
made large bags, game was as plentiful
rs usual.
Mr. w. w. Allen. of EarlpvilIe, Nd,
who recently purchased the baking bnsi-
ness of the late Paul Weber, moved hi
family on Wednesday, and is occupying
the dwelling on North Broad street va
Gated by Leon deValinger.
Perfect fitting Wrappers, shirtxaisi
Suits. Muslin and Cambria Underwear.
All my own make. Orders taken and
garments made on short notice.
MRS G. w. PETERSON.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
OF letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending Dec. 26th
Mrs. Mary Berry, Mr.. William Ollie
Drain. Mr. Thomas Gooseberry, Mr..
james Jackson, Mr.. George Wallace, M.
Thomas Wilson.
While go many papers and magazines
are increasing their price, for reasons
given under this heading, THE MIDDLE
TOWN TRANSCRIPT. is trying to keep at the
old price Of 81 year. But in order for
us to do so, each and every subscriber
must pay their dues-we can't afford to
carry any dead heads.
Wilmington's record as Gretna Green
was well sustained in 1907, according to
the records of the Board Of Health, which
show that 23Ol marriages were performed
there during the year, against 1910 in
1905 More than half the couples were
from other cities, principally Philadel-
phia.
The Christmas treat to the Primary
Department of Bethesda M. E. Sabbath
School was held in the church on Tues
Gay evening last. A box OF candy and
an orange was given each scholar. There
was christmas tree and Santa Claus,
which was pleasing feature. A nice
little program was rendered by the little
ones, which was enjoyed by large an-
dience. The good things for the children
was the gift of one of our generous and
liberal citizens.
The week OF prayer will begin on to-
morrow, Sunday, and the Forest Presby-
terian Church will hold services every
evening OF next week, except Saturday
evening, The following are the subjects
Tor praise and prayer Sunday, January
9th, THE Promises OF God" Monday,
"Things Unseen and Eternal" Tuesday.
THE Triumphs Of Faith Wednesday,
"The Church made Truly Glorious"
Thursday, Missions, Home and Foreign" !"
Friday, "Intempsrance the Master Social
Curse and Christian Unity" All cor
daily invited.
The Leap Year Dance given on New
Years night by the the young ladies Of
Middletown was o grand success, and
the participants were well pleased
with the excellent music furnished by
Elliotts Orchestra. While the atten-
dance was not as large as some Of the
previous dances given in orr town, the
event was none the less enjoyable. Re-
fFeshmsnts were servedas midnight.
The pasronesses: Mrs. Willard B.
BiRgs, Mrs. Frauk R. Pool. Mrs. Howard
4 Pool, Mrs. George v. PsverIey Mrs,
Duyal Gibbs, and Mrs. George Janvier.
Whatever the past year may have
meant to ma lea I'm s,sasFa n y7sas k;ssarx,