Middletown transcript., 1910-01-15
M1DDIETOwE, DEL, JAN. is. 1910
Local News

harvesting Ice
Coal man Is happy
Furnace source Of good cheerl
New Year resolutions laid away
Everybody has cod. Even th'
weather ID inclined 70 be that way.
II you want Pure Buck heat Flour yOI
can get IL at EVANS EXCHANGE.
DR.. ]. Allen johnson will examine your
teeth and give estimate without charge.
Call and see our school shoes before
buying elsewhere, you can save money.
MRS. q. w. PETERSON.
FOR RENT. Two houses and one
stable on West Main street, opposite
National Hotel. Possession given 25th
March next. G. 3, HUKILL.
Ar BRAaDuN's-Try box Of Reynolds
Candy Co.'s Butter Cups, 25;. You never
knew finer candies.
Cash sale Of personal property, January
10th, 1910, Oh farm tenanted by Irwin B.
FretE, near ColdwsIl.
Letters Of administration upon the es.
tate Of she late Charles II. Howell have
been granted to bis SOD, Mr.. Henry D.
Howell.
We have all sorts of Dairy Feeds on
hand, and at low prices compared to the
present markets. Let us have your
orders. MIDDLETowN FARMS, Iuc.
FOR RENT.-Store and dwelling at
Mt. Pleasant. Possession given at once.
Apply to T. E. CLAYTON,
MI. Pleasant, Del.
The program for the New Century Club
on Tuesday includes: "Courtship of Miles
Standsh," read by Club members, Mrs.
Cuthbert s. Green, Chairman.
Wide-awake Bargain sale starts on Mon.
day next. 5000 pieces Of tin aud enamel
ware. 800 specials at 10c. each. DOn't
miss this'sale. MRS 6. w. PETERSON.
FOR SALE-A franklin open CRATE
fire place furnace with extra set of bricks;
in perfect order. Will be sold cheap
apply to W. s. Letherbury
or r. L. Price
AT BRAGDoN's-Chocolat Straws-30C
the pound. Crisp outside, chocolate fill
ing, made by the Reynolds Candy Co.,
Wilmington.
WANTED-5OO0 Common or Homer
Pigeons. Pay at least 25cts. pair, get my
prices for guinea fowls and tive rabbits.
Prompt return. M commission deducted.
L. B. GILBERT 1928 Palmer street, Phiia.
deIphia.
We have in STORAGE several hundr. o
tons of HIGH GRADE LEHIGH anc
BITUMINOUS COAL. You don't haze
TO place your order beforehand as it is AL.
WAYS IN STOCK We have just addet.
to our yard uice lot Of SAWED WOOD.
Phone5. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
AT Observation-Disclosures Of Assorted
Chocolates AID BOnBons. the famous Co.,
40c and 25c candies OF the Reynolds Canay
Co., of Wilmington.
After October first, the Library houre
will be as follows: Tuesday, $50 to s; Fri
days, 2 to $50: Saturdays, 8 to 8. The
Library will be open on Tuesday evenings,
from to $50, for school children exclu.
Bively.
Constantly on hand, all sizes Of the |
BeH Veins and best prepared Hard Coal,
for Heaters, Ranges and Cook Stoves.
Clean and iull weight. Prompt delivery
At lowest prices. Also Cord Wood sawed |
to stove length, $500 for cartload. Ii
you have not been using our coal, try it
and be happy. g. E. HUKILL.
The members Of Forest Presbyterian |
Church will hold q sociable at the home |
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. McWhorter on next |
Friday evening, January 21st. An On.
tertaining program will be given, and all |
are invited. A silver Offering will be
taken at the door.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list |
OF letters remain unclaimed in the post |
Office for the week ending December Both: |
Miss Annie Bell, Miss Mary Backsou,
Miss Agnes Dorse, Bessie Johns, Lsfsua
Smith, MIR. Reroy Lewis, Mr. George |
Wordes, To the Editor The Middletown |
Herald, Mrs Leslie Cochran.
E. Ii. Beck, Real Estate Broker, har
sold she farm belonging to Robert E. |
Waters containing Il5 acres, to James ].
Marker for $500. Also has sold she
dwelling belonging to Mrs. Emma Webb,
on East Main street, to Mr.. Thomas W
Truitt for 81, 500.
Many OF the local ice houses have been
filled during the past few days. The ice
is the heaviest that has been harvested in
this section for many years, measuring |
from 10Y to II inches, but the top 10 COW
cred with two inches of frozen snow.
Don't scold your wife if she stands
half the forenoon talking with her neigh |
bors over the back fence. She is getting
the news. Have TIE TRANSCRIPT sent |
TO your home regularly this year and the
hunger for news will be Satisfied. Then
she'll have dinner ready on time and
your hunger will be sstisfed.
If the editor of the average paper were
~ snap at all inducements held out he
would soon become q millionaire. II he
ran paper according to the popular no.
tion be would be in the poor house. II
he published oil the items that were sent
to him he would be in Jail half the time
and in the hospital the other bali.
The members Of the New Century Club
have just given their Christmas gift TO
the MiddIetown Library. The gift in
Clndes number Of Washington Irving's
works, these completing the part Of = Get
given last Christmas, and q history Of
Rev. Sheldon Jackson and bis work in
Alaska. The Library Committee has pur-
chaeed number Of works Of fiction, which