Middletown transcript., 1909-12-18


Christmas shoppers beginning to arrive
in larger numbers daily.
DIR. ]. Allen johnson will examine your
teeth and give estimate without charge.
I am paying the highest cash prices for
all kinds Of fur. W. G. JONES.
FOR RENT.-My dwelling ON East
Cochran street. Possession given March
25th, 1870 Apply to
w. REESE PARKER.
DIR. J. G. Sites has removed bis denta
Office to the pnilding recently vacated by
the Western ''~;on Telegraph Co., next
door to ]. L. Shepherds Office.
A full line of gents furnishing goods,
suitable for Xmas presents at the
BosToN STORE.
Town Hall Building.
FOR RENT.-Store and dwelling at
Mt. Pleasant. Possession given at once.
Apply to 7. E. CLAYTON,
Mt. Pleasant, Del
Before buying that new suit, overcoat
or pair Of shoes stop in and learn our
prices. THE BosToN STORE,
Town Hall Building.
Santa Claus business is by no means
on the wane, judging from the massive
correspondence mailed the popular old
gentleman from bis several thousand
young admirers in this section this year.
Those having bills against the Estate OF
G. F. Brady, will please present the same
not later than December 3Ist, 1919, as l
wish to make final settlement, with the
Register. FRED BRADY, Executor.
After October first, the Library honre
will be as follows: Tuesday, 3. 80 10 5; Fri.
days, to $50; Saturdays, 3 to 5. The
Library will be open on Tuesday evenings,
from to $50, for school children exclu
sively.
Santa Claus makes bis weekly round.
just one week from last night. II is not
known whether he will use the reindeer
or an automobile; at any rate air ships
are not yet consideration in his various
modes of travel.
When ordering Ice Cream for the HoI.
idays, bear in mind that We can supply
you with all standard havors, in iDdlyid-
uaI bricks, quart bricks, Or sUid packed
y in cans. MIDDLETUSN FARMS, Inc.
Ice cream owners are now wondering
whether or not the ice harvest will be OF
efficient bountIfuIness to fill the demand
made by summers sultry days. Last
year there was practically no good ice,
but this year bids fair TO be entirely
different from the season of 1908 %.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending December 9Th:
Miss Martha Coverdale, Mrs. May Jones,
Miss Augusta Waples, Mr.. Clarence John
son, Mr.. George Petrol, Mr.. Jos. Ii. Ward
The $50 acre farm advartis d in THE
TRANSCRIPT laet week, was sold at tine
Middletown Hotel on Wednesday. This
farm was part Of the estate of the ate
John ". Denny aud was purchased by ].
z. Denny, the administrator for $1,000.
We have in STORAGE severa;hundred
tons of HIGH GRADE LEHIGH aud
BITUMIN0US COAL. You don't have
70 place your order beforehand as it is AL.
WAYS IN STOCK. We have Just added
70 our yard nice lot OF SAWED WOOD.
Phone5. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
Work on the new lime stone road lead
ing from st. Annes TO Ginn's Corner has
been suspended for the winter. The con.
tractors completed about one and one-haif
miles Of the road, bat the cold weather
of last week compelled him to abandon
operations until Spring.
Constantly on haud, all sizes of the
Best Veins and best prepared Hard Coal,
for Heaters, Ranges and Cook Stoves.
Clean and full weight. Prompt delivery
ct lowest prices. Also Cord Wood sawed
to stove length, 81 90 for csruoad. II
you have not been using our coal, try it
and be happy. G. E. HUKILL.
The snow OF Sunday night changed to
raiR which continued all day Monday
and toward night was almost a down
pour, 1t being estimated that about q
inches OF water fell. The local streams
we're swollen and considerable damage
has beep reported. The lower tempera.
Sure brought the frost out of the ground,
which got the first good soaking it has
had for many months.
Mr.. jefferson b. Foard has sold bis
handsome, four year old brown stallion,
Krsmbel, No 4S623 to Mr.. Aldav CIetn.
ents, the consideration being $500 cash
and other considerations sggregsting $780,
KEembel is one Of the handsomest
horses in this section and is q picture ia
horse fesh. His breeding is noted, his
tirs being Nobel; trottipg record 2. .lOf; lie
by Moko, the greatest sire Of early speed.
ing in the world; sire OF Native Belle,
with the worlds record aa two year old,
2.074; Moko BY BaronE WiIksei hei by
George Wilkes; he BY HambletOniaD, 10.
Dam, Krem Marie producing. dam Of Two
2.l64 aud 26aa; sired BY Krsinbin; lls BY
Lord Russsiii 0s BY Harold, No. 4lS; be
By HamblesODian. 10.