Middletown transcript., 1909-07-03
aIDDIETOwE, DEE, IULY ). 1903
Local News

Get your FIRE WORKS at
w. S. LETHERBURY's.
Messick's store closes July, August and
September at 6 o'clock.
See our ad. this week, it will pay you.
A. FoGEL.
Give your little chicks good start by
using Chick Food, at
EVANS EXCHANGE STORE.
After June fret, the Library hours will
be: Tuesday, 7 to 80; Friday, 7 to $50
and Saturday to P. M.
At the unusal school election lost Satur
day afternoon NJ. B. Burris and DR.. G. A.
Richie we're reelected there being no
opposition,
100 Children's white muslin umbrella
bottom Petticoats, made Of good cambria,
Regular price, 35c, while they last l9c at
A. FoGEL's.
High grade, steam.making, fresh mined
Bituminous Coat. Price low as the low
est. 6. E. HUKILL.
George w. Ingram has sold for 6. E.
Hukill, four lots situated on Anderson
street, to s. Downs.
DIR. M. B. Burstan will be at his office,
corner Broad and Main streets, Monday
aud Tuesday, July 9TH and 9th.
Sl.0O tnb Skirts just received, all sizes
and colors in the lot, price 75c and 9Sc
each, at A. FoaEL's.
Pennies with the likeness of Abraham
Lincoln, replacing the familiar Indian
head, we're put in circulation from the
Philadelphia mint Wednesday.
If you want horse feed, we have it. II
you want COW feed, we have it. Ask for
Sucrene. MIDDLETowN FARMS.
The email boy is having the bardeta
luck of his life this year. Decoration Day
and Fourth of July both fall on Sunday
this year.
DR.. j. 9. Sites has removed his dental
office to the rriIding recently vacated by
the Weste, ION Telegraph Co., next
door to J. L. Shepherds Office.
10O,OO0 Late Cabbage Plants for sale at
STEELE's.
Now is the time to have your teeth at
tended to. Don't wait for hot weather.
DIR. johnson will give you up-to date ser.
vice. Fresh gas daily.
$3.50 Baby Caps, all samples, values
from SOC to $l.0O, all for 25c. Another
lot from 25c to 50 90, for SOC, at
A. FoaEL's.
Send your items and personal notices
into the paper, that is the way to help
make it Interesting. just sign your name,
we won't publish it, and then the article
will be cure Of getting in.
wish to inform the public that having
engaged Mr.. S. Harry Riggs, an expert
blacksmith, I am now prepared to do
HorsesToeing and all kinds Of Blacksmith
ing on short notice. G. H. HOWELL.
Don't forget that the 4th is pretty
nearly here, and that you should get
your Ice Cream order in as soon as pos.
sible. We expect to be able to fill all
orders, but would like to tave as much
time on them as we can get.
MIDDLETowN FARMS.
Just received another lot Of cool, CON-
Portable dressing sacques and kimonos, all
sizes and colors, Soc and SOC values, while
they last for 25c and 39c each at
A. FoGEL's.
Real Estate agent George W. Ingram
has sold for Thomas Lattomus, the "Col-
lier farm, situated near Prices Corner,
containing 1856 acres, to William Dono-
van, of Blackbird hundred. Consideration
$1,000.
Next Monday will be generally obsery.
ed as legal holiday in MiddletcWn on
account Of the Fourth falling on Sunday.
The banks and Offices will be closed on
that day and a number of merchants will
also close their places OF business.
We have in STORAGE several hundred
tons Of HIGH GRADE LEHIGH and
BITUMINOUS COAL. You don't have
oplace your order beforehand as it is AL.
WAYS IN STOCK. We have ius. added
to our yard nice lot of SAWED WOOD.
Phone 5. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending June Path
Mrs. Emma Archay, Miss Emma John.
son, Mrs. Lula Nichols, care of Geo. FL.
Dredden; Miss Mary Terrell, Mrs. Laura
Townsend, Mr.. Henry Ash, Mr.. Thos. P.
Johneon, Mr.. VIM Kregg, Mr.. L. Voshell.
Delaware miitiamen will have the
novel e2 perience this summer OF f"hiking"
to their encampment, beginning July oath,
on the State rife range, ten miles below
Wilmington. The down-state companies
will go to New Castle by train and then
march to the camp field, distance of
FIVE miles. The Wilmington men will
have ten mile tramp and they will then
have to erect their own tents.
Members OF the Board Of Education
p ct Monday evening for organization,
and elected Mr.. George D. Kelley Presi.
dent and s. Edward Lewis Secretary and
Treasurer. AT the same time the follow.
ing teachers were elected: Miss Ida ".
Howell, principal; Miss Hester v. Wiley,
first assistant; Miss May MeFauIl, Mrs.
Ida McCrone, Miss Elsie R. Jones, Miss
Ada B. Scott and Miss Prudence H. Lewis.
The latter was elected TO succeed Miss
Elizabeth r. Hall, and Miss Scott will
succeed Miss Lewis in department No. 8.
To warn people Of the dsnger of flies,
and to show them how to get rid of the
pests, the Chicago health department. has
issued bulletin In which the nuisances
are called all sorts Of bad names. "Flies
are the dirtiest and filthiest Of vermin,"
the bulletin says. "They are born in
filth, live in filth and carry filth around
with them. Millions Of death dealing