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Middletown transcript., 1910-02-05
DELAWARE COLLEGE SPORTS

Coach McAvoy OF Delaware College ha'
started new indoor sport at the college
The gymnasium floor has been laid oui
for indoor base ball, the first trial Of thi,
at Delaware College. By playing thil
game throughout the winter Coach Nc
Avoy hopes to strengthen the base ball
team for next season. Already much in.
terest Is being takeu in the game by the
students and more than 25 boys have
turned out for practice.
Since Coach McAvoy entered the ool.
Iece. lest year, % athletic trainer q great
deal of Improvements is noticeable in the
sthlstics Of the institution. Although
his loot bali team was not q success, last
year. this was due to The fact that nearly
sll The boys we're playing their irst game
Of foot ball. This year : great deal Of
improvement Is expected in this line Of
atkletiCp. Tie basket balIseam has thua
III piayed good game. winning tllree
ous of the fys e1nles played
Middletown transcript., 1910-02-05
nrDDEEFOwI, DEL, FEB. 5, 1910
SOME IMPROVEMENTS

THE TRANSCRIPT is pleased to
note that the Railroad Company
has acted upon two Of its sugges-
tions OF a few weeks since, viz
the absurdity Of refusing to use
its steam heating plant and re-
lying on the antiquated coal stove
to warm the depot waiting rooms,
and the folly of allowing the
crumbling facings of its plat
form to remain a needless peril
to passengers. Steam heat re-
places the stoves, and the most
dangerous of the rotted timbers
have been replaced with new
ones. The old pneumonia trap
of q waiting shed on the south.
bound track, open on four sides to
the elements, still remains to
menace life and health, and when
the division fence between the
two tracks is built, and timid pas
sengers are forced to resort
thither earlier than now when
the entire line is open, the
chances Of discomfort and dis
ease will be even greater.
But tits, after all "up to the citi,
zens" whether the town gets fair
or i'll treatment from the Rail
road Company. Dover is de-
manding and getting the first
kind Of treatment; does Middle
town intend eternally to sit mum
chance taking humbly whatever
the Company thinks fit to give
itP Is it a fair way to treat
the travelling public to refuse to
furnish such common necessities
as water to drink? Ordinarily
safe and comfortable waiting
rooms? Or rooms lighted suffi-
ciently to permit a waiting trav-
eler to read a newspaper without
incurring blindness?
A little light coIored kalsomin-
ing of the present darkened walls
Of the waiting rooms, would at
any rate double the "dim relig-
ious light" that prevails there.
It might cost several dollars.
From the mere standpoint of
looks it would be worth several
times the money: for surely the
aesthetic is not wholly neglected
by the Company, as its floral dis.
plays along the line attest.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Of
APPOQUINIMINK HUNDRED

The taxable residents Of Appoquini
mink Hundred, aud ell persons liable Il
pay tax in said Hundred, are hereby
notified that the Taxes for the year 1909
are now due, and the undersigned Tax
Collector for said Hundred, will be
Ar THE OFFICE or GEORGE y. D. HART,
II TOWNSEND, nsLe,
EVERY SATURDAY,
During FEBRUARY, 1910
From / to 5o'clock, 2.
An abatement Of per centum will be
allowed on all taxes paid during the
month of August.
Tax bills can be obtained by making
personal application to the Collector, or
BY sending written communication en-
closing stamps.
WILLIAM c. MONEY,
cellseter OfTaxss for AppOquinImink Hundred
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NOTICE

I WILLIAM A. JESTER, licensed drug
gist, owner of the house in the town
OF Delaware City, School Districts, No. 81
and rs, County Of New Castle and State
OF Delaware, in compliance with the re-
quirqmenIs Of the acts OF the General As
sembly in such case made and provided,
do hersby give notice that / shall spply
in writing TO the Court of Gsneral Ses.
sions OF the State OF Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, on Monday, the eev.
enth day Of March, A. D., 1910, being the
next term OF said court, for 3 license ioE
the said house as drug store, for the sale
therein ofintoxicating liqnors by prescrip.
ton for medicinal purposes in lese quaint.
ties than one quart, and the following re-.
spectacle citizens Of said School District,
at least twelve of whom are substantial
freeholders of ssid districts, recommended
the said application, viz:
F. 8. Jester, W. w. Cheairs,
E. L. Clark, Frank A. Schunder,
]. B. Clark, w. NJ. Householder,
G. E. Baum, w. A. Davidson,
], E. Sadler, H. G. Price,
DR.. w. w. Ellis, d. Stillman.
WILLIAM A. JESTER.
Delaware City, DEL, January 18th, 1910.
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sTRUITT DRUGS"

and then | will give one dollar for the
most absurd attempt; one dollar for the
funniest attempt, and one dollar for the
neatest written example.
So there are four ways for you to
swell your bank accounts or to start
one.
All attempts must be delivered in
person at my store by noon Tuesday,
February 18th. The judges shall be;
MEssRs. S. E. LEWIS, WILLIAM E.
WRIGHT and T. S. FoURACRE.
SO get busy, there is box on my
counter for you to put your attempt in,
and if you do not understand this adj
vertisement, come in and | will very
willingly explain what you must do to
get the money.
Middletown transcript., 1910-02-05
Greatly Reduced Farss t. Atlansia c.tv

Greatly Rsdussd Fares t. Atlantis City
Pennsylvania Railroad, account meet.
ing Naticnal Gamers Association. Tiek.
ets sold and good going February 6.
7, and s; good returning to reach original
starting point February 10. consuls near.
est Ticket Agent.
Middletown transcript., 1910-02-05
40 Head CATTLE

Twenty-three head Mich Cows, Z witt
calf by their side, others springers; heif
ers, three years old, close spriugers;
heifers, two years old; heifers, one year
old; Guernsey bull, years old; Guern-
sey bull, two years Ole, registered; / Guern-
sey heifer, two years old, registered, and
with calf. eRegistered papers go with
them.
This bunch of Cattle comprises Guern-
seys and Holsteins, and have been selected
with much care without regard to price, as
most everyone knows that we have bought
the best we could And in this section. Now
we have no further use for them and must
sell them. Not COW in the bunch but is
quiet and milks from every teat.
Is Head Berkshire ShOats, ranging in
weight from 90 to 100 pounds
Farming Implements
Two Champ on binders, 2 Mccormick
mowers, 8 farm wagons, l U. s. corn
planter, dearborn, one-horse wagon,
new; 10th Century manure spreader, 8
tomato bodies, roller, 8 sulky cultiya-
tors, Iron Age; horse rake, Clark's cut
away harrow, disc harrow, l double
Chattanooga disc piow, Hallock weeder,
uauu CuittNAbofSt b1F60'DOTSe OllV6f
plows, 3 two-horse pIows, / Mccormick
corn binder, Twin harrows, 3 hay rig
gings, l eleven-hoe Bickford & Hoffman
grain drill, l nine-hoe Ontario drill, fan,
lot of forks, shovels, milk cans, iron wise,
cross-cut saw, hoes, lot of wire, hay fork,
new horse trough, 16 feet long, and many
other articles not herein mentioned.
HARNESS-Three sets wagon harness,
10 sets plow harness, 10 collars, 10 brides,
and many other articles not mentioned.
Any one wishing to inspect the stock
can do SO any time before day of sale.
Terms of Sale
On all sums of $40 and less, cash will be
required; on all sums over that amount a
credit of Nine Months will be given by
the purchaser giving bankabIe note with
approved endorser, interest added. Three
per cent. off for cash on credit sums. No
goods to be removed until conditions of
sale are complied with.
W. A. SCOTT,
II 1, MALQNEY.
w. HARafAN 5REYNoLDsl
b. P. Hu1cHrsoN, AuctiOneers.
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Make a Few Dollars

Ioffer to any scholar who attends school
within radius of six miles of Middle
town chance to make pocket money
easily, by writing a sentence anything
like the following
Middletown transcript., 1910-02-05
sTRUITT DRUGS"

Imerely give you the above as an illus
tration of my meaning.
Any scholar trying, may win either
$3.50 or .$I.oo; for will give $3.50 to
the one sending me the best sentence
formed out of the two words:
Middletown transcript., 1910-02-05

You will note "TRUITT" appears
twice and the word "drugs" once, so
let me see what you can do with the
same two words:
Middletown transcript., 1910-02-05

Administrators Sale
-oF THE
Personal PrOpertyl
OF
MARTIN STAPLETON, deceased, will
be cold at his late residence, near Bear
station, on the road leading from Bear
Station to Smalley's Mill, New Castle
Hundred, on
Tuesday, FEB. 9Th, 10
At Ii o'clock, A. NJ,
s HEAD or
|&Horses ) Mules
No. l. Prince. dun horse, seven years
old, good worker and driver.
No. 2. Charlie, sorrel horse, seven
years old, good worker and driver.
No. 8. Belle, bay mare, three years
old, we'll broken.
No. 4. Kate, black mare.
No. 5. Teddy, colt, year old.
No. 6. Jennie, black mule, eight years
old, excellent worker single or double.
9 HEAD OF
Cows and H0iierS
All home raised
HOGS AND IL PIGS
About weeks old.
About 100 bushels of corn and tons OF
good timothy hay, % tons of baled
straw. 5 hives of bees.
DO acres Of wheat in the ground.
Farming implements, &C.
One horse cart, farm wagons, cult.
Vators, ploWs, Champion horse rake,
! Champion mower, ! corn planter,
grain drill, spring tooth harrow, / spike
tooth harrow, 8 3single cultivators, grind.
stone, ! corn shelter, grain fan, roller,
| wheel eeed BoweE, ! Desiring binder,
nearly new; wheat grinder, Buckeye
rake, feed cutter, hay fork, rope and
blocks; BLOCK and fall, 2 feed chests, 5
ladders, lot of log chains, straw knives,
forks, shovels, spades, tool chest and tools,
scythe, lot of cider barrels, set of cart
harness, set carriage harness, 2 sets Of
wagon harness, sets chain harness, / LOT
of collars and brides, market dearborn,
l suIky.
Household Goods, Etc.
Two stoves, 2 iron bedsteads, 8 wooden
bedsteads, mattresses and springs,
feather beds, pillows and holsters, crib,
l trunk, Singer sewing machine, l organ,
4 tables, bureaus, 8 washsGands, 3 writ.
ing desks, l bookcase, hall rack, lot OF
brussels, ingram and rag carpet, q lot of
chairs, cooking utensils, fruit iare, dishes
lamps and many other articles not herein
mentioned.
Terms of Sale
All sums Of 5000 and less cash; over
that amount credit Of months will be
given the purchaser bJ giving q bank
able note with approved endorser.
EDWARD RURRIS,
Administrator Of MARTIN STAPLEToN.
REUBEN SATTERTHwAITE, JR., Attorney.
GEO. E. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Middletown transcript., 1910-02-05
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

AuosC COHS are LnOSbly kEAU6 OuSfuSege,
some OF them have calves by their side
and others will be close sprinaeFs ct time
of sale.
FARMING IMPL LEMENTS
Three farm wagons, mill dearborn, l
tWo-seated carriage, york wagon, run
about, ! spindle wagon, road cart, l
four-wheel pony carriage. carriage poles,
hay rigging, new; Buckeye suiky cul-
tivators, 8 hand cuItivatoFs, Syracuse
iron beam plow, 2 No. 20 Oliver plows, l
one.horse Oliver ploW, Disc harrow,
Osborne spring tooth harrow, fifty tooth
wood harrow, sixty-tooth wood harrow;
l Chattanooga double disc ploW, Nc
Cormick binder, seven foot cut; l Nc.
CoTmick mower, steel rake, roller,
Scientific corn cutter, q. s. corn planter,
in good order; Bickford & Hoffman grain
drill, eleven spouts; grain fan, grind
stone, farm bell, one, two, three and
four horse trees, Stewart horse clipper,
Townsend wire stitcher, wagon jack,
2 cross cut saws, 2 ladders, sixteen feetj
garden seed drill, ! briar snythe, corn
knives, 5 hedge knives, shoVels, spades,
hoes, 25 grain sacks, phosphate sacke, s
milk cans, &c. HARNESS.-Two sets
carriage harness, set double carriage
harness, strap bells, 3 sets wagon har-
ness, 10 sets plow gears, 10 collars, 10
brides.
100 Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock Pullets
and Hana
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TERMS OF SALE

IEKMS UF SALE
On all sums OF 5000 and under, the
Cash will be required; on ell Gums over
that amount credit Of Nine (91 Months
will be given by purchaser giving bank.
able note with approved endorser. In
terest added from day OF sale. No goods
to be removed until above terms are com.
piled with.
LEE SPARKS,
D. P. HUTpHIsoN, Auctioneer.
ALEX. P. CoRHIT, Inside Clerk.
Middletown transcript., 1910-02-05
fs HEAD OF
Mich Cows

These cows are mostly grade Guernseys,
some OF them have calves by their side
and others will be close sprinaeFs at time
nf sala
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Tus TpAs.sa,Fr 800 p.r ys.s
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Do You Want to
Buy
Along the River /?

$50 Acres
81 miles from Odessa, price only
$3.50.
16 acres in wheat, z room dwell
ing ani'all necessary outbuildings
Possession March 25th, 1910, if
sold soon. Fine cunning, fishing
and trapping. Beautiful view OF
the river.
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Cows and HeiferS

All home raised
HOGS AND IL PIGS
About 5 weeks old.
About 100 bushels of corn and tons OF
good timothy hay, % tons of baled
straw. hives of bees.
30 acres Of wheat in the ground.
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Mms bem Ypliseigerid)t.

Der Jall aegen BEN ots Sootifla9s
anastfn1tsn GhdrIss Mattlin. Uidrs
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tiirslih einen iIii6tigen Neaer srinoB.
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$1,000 feliseieEt.
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baben niro.
gud benz bes tbdtlihen angriffl
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Cute 1lrbeit.
6ebeimpolisiiten fldren .inen erob.n
TiamaR!enbiebitabl anf.

ZEN 4nItrenounaen Der 8eheimpoliz
siiten 6all, sieto nnp 4llen 1T ss oez
l,.nasn, siren DtdmantenbiebitdbI, net
ieinsr 9eit In Dapton, o, groBsS
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eiuen 1heil Der geute uusfiroig gu
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81. Sdnuar rpuroen in Der Some uno
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in 8ap!cn sine Wtnge 3iamantringe,
groten unp onbers ShmutIafen ii;
NJertbe pon iiber$1000 gsItoblsr. 5roB
Der .nsrgiThftsn Ndhforihungen
fonnts sis oortias poitssi t.in, SpHr
bss ober Der 1bdter firosn. am OOriz
oen Gdmitag Qbtro tputoen pom otn
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a,r, Qamsng glIFprb Wil,ss,, pelte
iiber ben 9eiib zines Isfaroihstns fiji!
ein.n Diamantrina In Strsit gsrdtb.r
iparsr, perbaFtet, jeoo6 ON W2ontal
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g.aerin u. 9cons Den pfanoIhein ri
einsn Der asItpbIsnen 9iamunirinas il
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frausnslmmer hdbe ben Ilforo Di
tes bsauftyaet, ben RiHs sin3ulOIel
uno bieier babe benfelbtn ipater /;
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. 9runo bts 8eitdnbnifss beg Sco
perbaitst unb sundhit dIs osrodtt
.tnaeiperrt, uno bic Yoliaei6ehor
BON Canton tpurbe henahrihtigt.
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misbannlte Dor einiaen Iagen letH
gferb in grauianiter BeiIe, neil oas@
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trdftiqer BurIde. tpurpe Der bosptllEs
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ben uno 8u 10 Sagen 2lrbeitshous,
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aoftcn aubittirt. DIR anget!agte, Ell
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0iebnabls zines Qn3ugss nit eine
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sd,uabiidler llnterit.' .'Scrsiu.

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surnbule hieIt geitern 2lteno Der
S6ndbii6e llnteritiiBungsDeretn IN.
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freo Heinharbt feline regelmdBi9e DE-
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li6en gsrtht sritatten, oab Der BON
9srein ssosbene Bah nas uniehnlihc
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nit Gdnt ieines Imtes entbunben
geI6loiien puroe, oaB Der 8erein id
sessn Die beabiidltigte Shaffun9 eIneS
tleinsnShulratbs ertldrt, unp Die Bel.
beba!tung Der jeBigen 9erhaltntii'
ipiiniht. Der morsen 4benb ftattfin'
benpen MISUNDERSTANDING oes SAlpei
aer Mannerhors ipirn esr 9srein poat
s1blia heitpohnen, ebenio benz am 6
M1rs itottfinosnben apn5ert oeSgapei
ridden Mdnnsrhors. gln bic DittDel
her peritCrbenen RitsIieoer Spe @sts
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