Middletown transcript., 1909-08-14

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Il yeur stock Is bothered with fies
Try Eureka Fly Killer, with which v
can supply yOu.
MIDDLETowN FARMS.
Alter June fret, the Library hours will
pc: Tuesday, Ito $50; Friday, Z to s.3,
and Saturday to SPIN.
Or. ]. Q. Sites has removed bis denta
Office to the pFilding recently vacated by
the Western Icon Telegraph Co., mex
door to ]. Z. Shepherds Office.
Now 10 the time to have your teeth at
tended to. Don't wait for hot weather
Dr., johnson will give you up-to.date ser
vice. Fresh gas daily.
Don't miss the bargains in our muslin
underwear sale. II means dollars in your
poCket. A. FceEI.
Send your items and personal notices
into the paper, that is the way to help
make i interesting. just sign your name,
We won't publish il, and then the article
will be cure Of getting in.
II You want Ice Cream for a Picnic.
don't forget that we furnish saucers and
souvenir spoons free with orders of s
gallons or over. MIDDLETowN FARMs.
Word has been received here that the
Postof6ce Department at Washington has
issned an order changing the name Of the
Rural Free Delivery" to 'RuraI De-
livery twill be known hereafter as
"R. D." instead Of ''R. F. D."
Monday was perhaps the hottest day
that she citizens Of Middletown have en-
perieneed this year. The average tenn.
perature throughout the city was about
96. while in a number Of places the ther.
mometer registered o., 90 and 80.
The farmers Of Bohemia Manor will
hold an aIl.day basket picnic on the farm
Of Mr.. E. o. Spear, ct Bohemia Bridge,
August IS. An orchestra will be in at
tendance, and dancing will begin at 8
o'clock and continue during the evening.
All are cordially invited to attend.
We have ip STORAGE several hundred
tons Of HIGH GRADE LEHIGH and
BITUMINOUs COAL. You don't have
to place your order beforehand as it is AL.
WAYS IN STOCK. We have just added !
10 our yard nice lot Of SAWED WOOD. |
Phone 5. JEssK L. SHRpHRRD.
We are adding new bargains every day |
during our August Clearance Sale.
A. FUeEL.
The special excursion trains that will |
carry our people to Easton Fair August
25th and 26th will arrive at the grounds
at II O'Clock and will not return until 6
o'clock, P. M, giving our people q full |
half day there. Meals served ON the
grounds, only 50c each. Nearly $4,000
paid in Race Purses.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
office for tile week ending August 9th
Miss Myrtle Krier t2), Jameise Dreaming,
Mr.. Andrew Fitzpatrick, Mr.. Charlie
Platter, Mr. Albert Pinkstt, Mr.. Frank
Shipe.
"Gen'l Mack" and Dry Docl, "the two
horses that attracted IL thousand people
1t Salisbury, Md. are expected to start at
Easton Fair, August 26th. Everybody
come and see them. The Fair Association
has added q free. .for-aII race. purse $500,
% take the place Of the Consolation Race.
Horseman tell your friends about this.
Read our advertisement In tllis paper,
I will get you acquainted with our store
Ind save you money. A. FoGEL.
The new steamer 'sCIio'' il nearing com.
'letion, and will arrive at her wharf in
)iessa some day next week, aud viii be.
yin her weekly trips Immediately. This
will be. gratifying news to tiIose who in
vears past patFonized the old boat, and
rave been waiting patiently for several j
moths for the new boat to arrive. Ii
Potato bugs were never known to be so {
plentiful as at the present time. The I
treets and sidewalks are literally covered
With the pests in various sections Of the
own, and our potato growers are having
roubIes Of their own. a law should be
nscted compelling every potato-grower
D the land to make special effort to :
the bugs. Use Paris green !;
Vhen the vines begin to die, and your !
bugs" will not bother your neighbor's :
arden.
The annual reunion OF old Union n. e. C
,huFch, near Townsend, will be held ON 1
unday, September 9th. The Rev. D. C. /
Eidgeway, D. D., will preach at 1880 q
i. NJ, and Judge Henry @. Conrad win i
eliver an address at $50 P. NJ. These i
s-unions are growing in favor each year, 4
nd many people who have relatives b
uried in the cemetery adjoining the d
huFCh, attend the annual gatherings at
he church, and the groGnds and build. 4
lgs are kept IN good condition.
How about your stock 0f envelopes, &
'tter heads, shipping tags. statements, fl
usiness cards, order blanks, receipt Il
ooks, due bills, circulars, postal cards
nd special blanks required in your bust. 8
ess7 If you have need for any Of these, ]
ihy not send your order to TEE TRAH. q
,RIPr Office where it will receive prompt Z
nd careful attention, and where the work v
guaranteed to give aatisiaction. Esti- q
ates cheerfully furnished Let us hear Ct
ON you. n
thursdays Philadelphia Inquirer iu its p
sport Of the races at Belmont track on q
1ednesday, speaks highly Of two local
orses: Minnie Code, q bay mare, driven
: Powell Peacock, took the 2.28 class il
raight heats With ease. The 2.Ie class
ad twelve starters md ives decided Il 9
le end fthe fourth heat on aeCouut of :
le sunset rule. Prince March, . black u
allion, driven BY the veteran Willard B. .
iGge, had an kinds of epeed in the frsk et