Middletown transcript., 1909-10-09
MIDDIErown, DEL. OCT. >, 1909
Local News

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lO.inch doubles faced Disc Records, 65c.
Edison Records Soc and Soc at
FOR RENT. Store and Dwelling ad-
joining, corner Broad and Lake streets.
Inquire L. v. KIRK or WIN. BRccKsoN.
Our stock of'sWeaters for ladies' misses
and children ia here ready for you, prices
from SOC to sS.eS. A. FoeEL
One White enameled Iron baby crib for
sale cheap. Just as good sany new one.
Inquire at THIS OFFICE
DR.. J. G. Sites has removed bis dental
Office to the pnilding recently vacated BY
the Western 4-:on Telegraph Co., next
door to ]. L. Shepherds Office.
Mems and Boys Clothing cleaned and
pressed on short notips Satisfaction
guaranteed. MRs.N sTANeER.
PHOSPHATE stored in MIDDLE
TOWN and BEAR warehouses for late
seeding. Send your teams along. Phone
No. 5. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
{ FOR SALES piece Mahogany ParIof
Suit, covered with Damask, inet as good
as new. Will be sold cheap. inquire at
THIS 0FF1cE.
E. H. Beck, Real Estate Broker, has
sold the farm belonging to Alday CIem.
enls, near Warwick, Md, to Oscar G.
Goodhand, Of New York, for 5000
Don't forget that We have on hand at
present time, plenty Of good course Bran
and also Badger Dairy Feed. We would
be D eased to have your orders.
MIDDLETUwN FARMS.
Dr.. William Barnes Lower will give q
Stereoptican Lecture in the Town Hall Of
Olessa, in The last week OF October, for
the benefit of Drawers Presbyterian
Church. Exact date and subject Of the
lecture will be given later.
Mr.. Caleb BuTchenal, Wilmington
Attorney, will speak at Bethel and Sum
mit Churches, the usual hour Of service,
tomorrow, SUNDAY in the interest Of
the Anti-SaIoon League. All are cor.
daily invited to these services.
Tomorrow Sunday will be Rally
Day 10 the Forest Presbyterian Sunday
School, when every teacher aud every
scholar is expected TO make special effort
to be present.
We have on hand one hundred chill
dren's coats, made Of Goth. Astricsn,
Bearskin, Caracal, Plush, sizes from 2 to
/ yeare. Everyone Of these coats are
worth from IS 90 to $1,000. you can buy
them for $2.9s. All samples.
A. F,GEL
We have in STORAGE several hundred
tons OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH and
BIrUMINOUS COAL. You don't have
10 place your order beforehand as it is Al
WAYS IN STOCK. We have just added
10 our yard nice lot of SAWED WOOD
Phones. JESSE 1. SHEPHERD.
Send your items and personal notices
into the paper, that is the way to help.
make it interesting. Justsign your name,
We won't publish it, and then the article
will be cure Of getting in.
Sportsmen all over the State and nom
residents as well will be pleased TO know
from accounts sent 70 Dover by sport
lovers, that there is greater abundance
Of partridge and quail this year than has
b, en- noticeable in decade.
Zoo poor to take home papef2 Well,
that is a distressing condition. Buy
hen, feed her crumbs and waste from
tile kitchen and she with lay eggs to pay
for years subscription; then work her
up into pot pie and she will pay first cost;
SO the paper will be clear profit. Repeat
this process year after year, mean while
learn wisdom and cease to be poor.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending September 3Oth:
Mrp. Malinda Adams. Mrs. B. ]. Carney,
Miss Hilda Evens, Miss Bessie Lloyd,
Miss Maggie Townsend, Miss Rachel Viii
liAms, Charles Beck, Ulysses King. Joseph
McKnett, D. c. Short, Mr.. Martin J. VAN
Buren,.
While playing Tuesday evening with
number Of little playmates, Edith. the,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. E ia
run, met with severe accident by run
ming against board in front Of the store OF
Minos Banning. Her head wps severely
cut, causing the blood to h5w freely, and
for time it was thought the child had
been hurt internally, but we learn she is
much better and win soon recover.
; The member of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen Of Middetown and vi
cinity will have an important meeting on
Tuesday evening. October 18th, with
Union Lodge, No. 6. The new officers Of
the lodge will be installed BY P. g. n. W..
Edward F. Kane, OF Wilmington, and
the Grand Lodge officers, and brief ad-
dresses will be made. after which the
members will have fraternal time
around the Refreshments table.
How about your stock Of envelopes,
letter heads. shipping tags, statements,
business cards, order blanks, receipt
books, due bills. circulars, postal cards
and special blanks required in your busi-
ness7 II you have need for any of these,
why NOS send your order TO The TRAM
tcRIPT Office where It viii receive prompt
andcarefnl attention, aud where the work
is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Esti-
mates cheeriuIly furnished. Let Us hear
from you.
The Delaware corn growers association
will hold its third annual convention and
show In Dover on November 1s, and the
hest Of The corn will be taken to the Na-
tional Corn Show in Omaha, which win
commence on November 26. The farmers