Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1909-09-11
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Local News

aud Saturday to5P.M.
pr. J. G. Sites has removed bis denta
Office to the rnilding recently vacated By
the Western 'i.:on Telegraph Co., next
door to ]. L. saspherd's Office.
Now i the timeto have your teeth al
tended 10. Don't wait for hot weather
DE-. johnson win give you up-to.dAte ser.
vice. Fresh gas daily.
Mr. Joseph Heller, of o lessa, and Miss
Bsulah W. Austin, Of McDonough, we're
married on Wednesday, September 9th,
1903, by the Rev. J. A. Arters.
II you want a new Fall Coat Suit, Skirt
OF Dress come see our large up TO date
stock, coming IN every day from New
York. A, FoGEL.
Statesmen WANTED to look after
our interest III New Castle and adjacent
counties. Salary or Commission. Adj
dress LINCOLN On Co., Cleveland, O.
PennsyIvania passenger crews have had
their attention called 70 the Importance Of
promptly reporting all kinds of accidents
to passengers, Il matters not how trivial
they may BE-.
Send your iteBss and personal mott ces
INTO the paper, that IL the way to help
make Undressing. Just sign your name,
we won't pabiish il, and then the article
WILTSHIRE d getting IN.
Mr.. John Moody Rothwell on Sunday
next will reach his 10Th milestone in the
journey Of life, and the members Of his
family will meet together and spend the
day at the RothwelI home.
Mr.. William G. Tucker and Miss Annie
9. Folan, Of Cecil County, Md, were
married in St. Anne's Rectory, this town,
on Friday, September Sd. by the Rev.
Percy l. Donaghay, rector.
Will display large line Of ready to
wear Fall hats for Ladies', Misses and
Children, Saturday September 18th. The
very newest styles will be found here
at very moderate prices. A. FoeEL.
After October first, the Library hours
will be as follows: Tuesday, $3.50 to 5; Fri
days. 70 g. 30; Saturdays, to 5. The
Library will bsOpen ON Tuesday, evenings,
from ITO $50, for school children excIu.
sively. a sa ,sss,
A business man advertised that he
would give ten dollars iors1909 Lincoln
pennies. People came from all directions
with dozens Of the pennies. The first
man offered ten pennies. "Where are
the other 1885," he asked, and then the
bubble burst.
We have in STORAGE several hundred
-tnns of HIGH GRADE LEHIGH and
BITUMIN0US COAL. You don't have
to place your order beforehand as it is AL.
WAYS IN STOCK. We have just added
to oar yard nice lot of SAWED WOOD.
Phone 5. JESSE I, SHEPHERD.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending September I'd ::
Mrs. Lena J. Barrett, Miss G. Russell,
Mrs. Mary Williams, Mrs. Maggie Wilson,
AIi. r. H. Adkins. Me- Thomas Moore,
Mr.. Clarence Shahan and Mr. Raymond
18th. --.-.---
WANTED.-Reliable party to run an
established Tea and Coffee wagon in
Middletown and vicinity selling to con.
sumers. Large inducements TO- purehas.
ers and liberal terms 10 agents. Address
at once. GRAND UNION TEA COMPANY,
800 King Street,
WHiillEnineten, Del
Rain began falling in this section at au
early hour Friday morning, after drough
Of many weeks, which has cost the farm.
ers OF this Peninsula many thousands Of
dollars. All growing crops have been
damaged. and the corn crop in this sec.
ton which is now being cut will be the
lightest 10 years, and the quality will not
be a.. good as usual.
Ds, David g RidgEay, Of Fort Worth,
Texas, preached She sermon It the annual
reunion Of Old Union Methodist Church,
near Townsend, Sunday morning, ana Dr.
v. q. Collins flied The pulpit 10 the after
noon, and large congregations attended
both services. These services are grow
imR In Interest each year, and those in
charge have made many improvements
10 he grounds and editice.
The postal authorities Is Washington
Fecdenizing the liability or postmasters to
make mistakes in getting letters in the
wFoae boxes. have Rxed penalty Of $500
90 persons taking mail out Of the Office
other than their own and not returning
il al once. This law also includes news.
papers. The excuses that it is The post.
masters fault .scuts no ics.n II you have
besn getting other peoples mail you bad ]
bitter take warning or you may get your
ssIfln trouble.
While stepping from the 9.29 south
bound train Thursday morning, Mr.. 81.
M. Lock wood bad one Of his toes mashed
ak,r4tha car wheel DasainQ over L. M