Middletown transcript., 1908-02-08

MRs. G. W. Peterson.
NOTICE 10 FARMERs.-We contract in
Delaware and Maryland for the best Wire
Fence made. See us before buying and
be convinced.
"Do you want to get good dress free
i. We can tell you how. Answer this
"Ad'' asking for samples.
Economy Furnishing Co.,
S95 ElIicott Square,
Buffalo, N Y,
g. DR.. J. Allen Johnson, Dentist
Ufff8 Middietown, Del. Phone IS.
FOR RENT.-A six-room house on
Lake street. Possession given March 25th.
Apply to MRS. J. =. JoLLs'
Mrs. G. W. Peterson's is the place to
buy Ready. made Wear, best material,
well made.
WANTED.-For cash. All kinds ol
United States Postage and Revenue
stamps.
H. D. HOWELL,
MiddIetown, Del
= DR.. J. Allen johnson, Dentist,
UfiffD Middletown, Del. Phone Is.
There is always some good news in the
advertising columns Of this paper that il
profitable to the readers seeking to make
their money 20 as far as possible.
FOR SALE.-Roee Comb Rhode Island
Red eggs, by the setting or in 100 lots. The
chichen for the farmer as they are great
winter LAYERS. @. P. COCHRAN,
Middletown, Del.
FOR SALES White Rock puIIets
and 8 cockerels. An exceptionally fine
lot of Thoroughbred chickens, now laying.
Will be sold reasonable.
JOSHUA GRASSLAND,
Middletown, Del.
The second snow of the season fell ip
this section on Wednesday, and for few
hours Thursday and Friday sleighing was
indulged in by those who enjoyed the
eport.
This is the place to buy music. All
the new and popular sheet music sold at
lSc and 25c you can get here for l5c.
Over 1900 pieces of music at 10e.
Mrs. G. W. PETERSON.
The farm Of the late B. w. Hutchison
situated in Appoquinimink hundred was
cold at sheriff's sale at the National Hotel
in this town on Thursday, to Mr.. Walter
Money. The purchase price was 81 300
To keep an up-te-date stock of goods we
need your trade. To get the trade we
offer inducements in all lines we carry.
Watch the papers for our announcements.
Mrs. G. w. PETERSON.
Eighty Rhode Island Red pullets:owned
By Mr.. G. P. Cochran layed during the
month Of January 1878 eggs, an average
of nearly 16 eggs for each hen. This is 3
remarkable laying record for the winter
season.
The grounding saw his shadow on
Sunday, and accordingly we may now
look for six weeks Of Winter weather.
At any rate, good start has been made
during the present week.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
OF letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending Jan. 30th !:
Mrs. Lula Brown, Mrs. Annie Stam.
The New Century Club will celebrate
its eleventh birthday on Tuesday next.
Guests will be present from the different
clubs throughout the state, and lunch
con will be served. "A delightful play will
begiyen, and musical selections rendered.
Mrs. E. G. Clark presented red ticket
No. 60 at our store on Monday last and
received the premium Hat-Rack. We
are now giving out Green Tickets on all
sales for another Hat Rack.
MRs. G. w. PETERSON.
FOR RENT-House and store in
Odessa, recently vacated by F. H. Davis,
opposite the blacksmith shop. Will be
rented either together or separately.
Large stable and garden. Possession
ut once. Apply to
DANIEL CoRBrT,
Odessa, Del
Miss Annie B. Ellison Of Summit Bridge
State Superintendent Of Intermediate and
Junior work in the Christian Endeavor,
addressed the intermediate Society of
Christian Endeavor, in West Presbyter-
ian Church on Wednesday evening. She
will also make another address before the
Christian Endeavor on Sunday evening.
As usual thing the farmer does not
know enough about poultry. He has it
on bis tarm and allows bis wife to take
care of il in the limited time she has at
her disposal and that 10 about all the at
tention he ever gives the matter. Every
farmer could well afford to take more in
terest in poultry raising.
"Minnette," the two-year-old brown
filly, sold last week by Mr.. W. B. Biggs
for Mr.. w. D. Bradford for $500, was
broken and driven by Mr.. Corbit Vinyard
Of this town. Mr.. Vinyard had driven
the colt just four months when she trotted
q quarter Of mile on the public road
leading from MiddIetown to Odessa in 86l
seconds. She was sired by Bohemia Boy,
2.l7a, and out Of Minnie B, d full sister
to Alice South, 2.l4i. both by Torino,
Torino lie the sire Of Jim Bayard. 2.l54,
and one other colt Of Mr.. Alston's, 2.18.
Bohemia Girl who as three year old last
year, trotted mile better than 2 25, be-
side several other pacers With marks he-
tween 2.2O and 2.SO.