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Middletown transcript., 1910-02-19
BETHESDA n. Z. CHURCH

The program for the EeOpening ser.
vices Of Bethesda NJ. E. Church, on Sun.
day, February 9th, 1910, will be &c
followe:
$50 q, NJ, Love Feast, led BY Rev.
W. H. HutctI:n; 1890. preaching By Rev.
Dr.. E. W. CasweII, Of Brooklyn; ESQ P.
NJ. Platform Service, Alfred q. Cox,
E-q., presiding. Addresses by Rev. DR..
+. II. Moore, of the Forest Presbyterian
Church, Rev. J A. Arterp, Rev. &. K.
Stephenson aud others; 7l3O P. NJ,
preaching BY the District 6uperintend'
enG, Kew. R K. Stephenson.
Monday, 10 A. H., Fourth QssEterIy
Conference; 80 P. NJ. Preaching By
Rev. r. II. Adams. Of Harrington.
Tuesday, 8 P. NJ, Musical Recital
given BY Miss Elizsbsth J. Collins, tlIs
pastors daughter, assisted BY Mrs. Minis
Prettyman. Howell. violin virtnoeo, aDd
her husband. Mr.. Lewis j. Howell, chs
celebrated baritone; silver offering fol
che Brotherhood Improvement Fund.
Wednesday. 8 P. N. = church supper
far alI contributing members and friends
Of Bsthesds, followed by music. TOastl
will be responded 10 BY Reverend Doc
tors Alfred Smith and w. L. 9 Murray,
Rev. W. ii ii hutIiiIiiu @tlda others. =
Thursday, 2 80 r. ~, preaching b.
Rev. DR.. W. L. s. Murray.
Friday, $50 r. NJ. Rev. DR.. @. T
Wyatt.
Sunday. March 6sb, 1910. 1910 A
NJ, Missionary Sermon By Rev. I. E
Barrett, Of Chesssrtowp; 2 r. d., Mis-
sIonaTy Day in tbs Sunday School; aue
superintendent Martin D. Burris hope
for q great day. s.SO P. ~, prsachin'
BY Rev. George P. Jones, District Sup
psEintsadent.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OF
st. Georges Hundred

The taxable residents Of So. Georges
Hundred, and all persons liable TO pay
tax in said Hundred, are hereby notified
that the Taxes for the year 1903 are now
due, and the undersigned, adminietI atoR
or John w. Denny, deceased, Tax Collec.
tor for mid Hundred, will Be at
MAssEY's HOTEL, IN ODESSA,
WEDNESDAY, FEB. l6, 1910
From ii to 2 p. M.
At RENRY cLEAvER'a sroRE, IN PoEr PENN,
: WEDNESDAY, FEB. Esd, 1910
From II TO P. M.
and ct my residences, Crawford street.
Middletown, Del, every Saturday, after.
neon from p. NJ, 90 p. NJ.
Tax bills can be obtained by making
personal application 70 the Collector or
BY sending written communication, en-.
closing stAmps.
EXTRACT FaoN THE LAWS or DELAWARE,
GOVERNING THE COLLECTION OF TAXES or
NEW CATTLE COUNTY, SECTION 3, CHAPTER
30, VOLUME 81, Laws OF DELAWARE, As
AMENDED:
Section S-That on all taxes paid befOra
the esst day Of 0e1obR thsso GAel b e.
aoa90sas Of 9vo - oa@aW8. On Ill
MHes pa1 bof0ee he ffst dsg Of -D1eem.
Der there shall b an alnte1a1A % NARsD
per centum. On oil taxes paid during the
month of December there shall Be no
abatement Whatever. And on ell taxes
unpaid 90 she frst day Of January ave
per centum thereof shaH be added
ShereIo.
JOHN Z. DENNY
Administrator for JOnn W. Denny, de.
ceased, Collector OF Ta1ee for sc.
Georges Hundred.
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GEORGE WAsH1NeroN PRoaRAN

Tie ladies of the New Century Club
properly remembered the Father Of His
Country on his birthday, when special
George Washington program was rem.
dered. The COMMITTEES in charge for the
day was Mre. G. V. beverley. Mrs. c. E.
Pool and Miss Edith ShslIcFoss, who spent
O good deal of time and thought on the
days establishment. Tie decorations
we're in the national coloEs, red, white
aud blue, and we're very artistic. The
following program was given: Singing,
''Star spangIed Banner" by all; reading,
H:HLady Washington and her son." Mise
Edith Shalicross, who was dressed % Lady
Washington; piano duett, MFs.J. A. John.
son and Miss Hntchin; reading, "Wed.
ding Of George Washington" Mics White.
man, of Wilmington, who also read "Thss
Waterms lon," which vas very amusing;
duett, Mra. johnson aud Misa Hutchin;
reading from Thsckeray's "Virginians,"
Miss Grifiss.
AZ she members entered the Club room
they were met by three ladies' OF the
washington period" Misses Laura Con-
MELEE, Helen Mcdowell and Charlotte
beverley, who welcomed them.
The members Of che day's COMMITTEES
surprised those present with . delicious
treat Of salad, biscuit, ice cream and cake
with cherry faYors.
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TowH ELECrroH, HACK III

Eoticee are out announcing Ohs annual
.l.aais.. ill aska SNIaea In Middla.
town, on Monday, March 7th. bSswesn
the hours Of one and fous O'Clock 10 che
afternoon. As this elessicn swO Com
misslOners will be elected 10 al Ghs 70.
cancy czneed by che farms Of Messrs.
George v. beverley and Joseph Hanson
expiring. AZ she same tisue we witlalsct
an assessor, town treasures aud alderman
10 serve one year respectively. Every good
citizen should be sufficiently intersstsdin
llis town Ga 10. vote, whether thsFs ia
ons tiskes er nors il she Geld.
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AMERICAN MECHANICS AT D1NNER.

A delightful little dinner was served as
the residences Of E. S. Jones, on Wednes.
day evening, to ten members Of Middle.
town Council, No. 2, Jr. o. q. A. 81.
The affair Was the outcome Of . wager BE-
tween tWo teams Of Eve men each, one
headed by Councillor, E. !. Banning,
the other headed by Vice Councillor, h.
E. Msnlove. The teams were formed in
October Last for ti,e purpose Of getting new
membeTs and she losing team beaded by
Mr.. Banning was foFCed 20 buy she dinner.
The Euepts assembled ss $50 aud ct 600
we're usheFed to the diniOg.roOm wbeFO the
table was most beautifully decorated with
red and white carnations. The following
menu was served BY Mrs. Jones, assisted
by Masses May Kumpel, Elsie r. Jones,
Sallie HiIyard, Mrs. N. J. Darlington and
Mrs.. 8. M. Hopkins.
Oysters
Raw Fried
Chicken Salad, PoSatO Salad
Olives Pickles Jelly
Maryland Biscuit
Brick Cream Cske
Cigars
Those present were z. 8. Jones, H. E.
Maaiovs, Harry P. Jones, ". 7. Psarcs.
JF., J. r. Richards, George N. Richard.
Royden Wilson, z. /. Banning, D. W.
Stevens, Robert B. Jones. Alter spsnd.
ing shout two hours % the tabIe che
guests wsrs entertained wish piano ..
Isctions By Miss Bertha Jones and alec
songs by Stacey Jones.
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TOWNSEND

Mr.. P. NJ. Money was in Smyrna Lass
Thursday.
Mrs. g. NayIor, Of Wilmington, spent
Sunday with her sister here.
Quite q number from here attended the
Sale Of Walter Lee, near LEIPZIG. yestsEday.
Mrs. Daisy Collins, Of Wilmington, was
tbs guest Of her parents here on Sunday.
Mr.. q nd Mrs. James A. Lee and son
we're be guests Of relatives in Clayton on
Sunday.
Mips Mary Money spent from Monday
until Wednesday with relatives In Viii.
mington.
Mrs. Garrett Othoson. Of Sc. Georges,
e spending sometime With John. Town.
send and family.
Mrs. ". A. Scott, Mrs. L. I. Maloney
and Mrs. George Van Dyke were 10 vii.
minGton Saturday.
Mise Lillian Wsas; q Wsat OhSDAas
Normal School, Is spending Zen days
with her parents here.
Mrs. Joseph Daniels is spending some
time with her son, Harvey Daniels and
family, Of Wilmington.
Miss Maud Smith, Of MiddlsioWn, spent
from Saturday until Tuesday wi4h Mr.. L.
L. Maloney and family.
The W. @. 7. d. held their regular
monthly meeting at the home Of Mrs. F.
G. MacSorley on Monday afteEooon.
Mr.. Herbert Creadic, Of Smyrna, aud
Miss Laura Cooper, of FELTON,, were the
guests Of Dr.. Money and family on Sun.
day.
Mrs. Thomas Wells and family had e
their guests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs..
George Lopez, of Wilmington, and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Lafferty, Of Clayton,
Quite q number of little folks from hers
attsnded suFPTtFo party 6ftveE AA44sss=
Ethel Daniels, near town, on Tuesday
afternoon. Avery pleasant time WA had
By all.
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II yOn taks . liys interest in 700
community, good way 20 manifest tha
iacs is 10 send TO your county paper an
item Of local interest shat niRhttranapir'
Ihereabouss, or II she paper had . loA
correspondent In youF neiRIlborhood
communicate the intelligence 20 him
THE TKANscRiPT 10 aiways glad to receive
news from III readers. and II more per
sons could be made 20 realiEe this fact
the paper would be more interesting,
Thspupils of the primary department
of the Middletown Public Schools rem
dered pleasing musical aud literary pro
gram in the assembly room or Monday
evening, and the large audience was veil
pleased with tile efforts Of the little folks.
An admission Of 10 cents was charged,
and the proceeds. which amounted to $26,
were turned over to the piano fund.
MIR. j. A. Clesver our efficient town tex
COLLECTOR, settled With the Town Commits.
sioners in fuIl for the 1909 duplicate on
Monday evening, tnus again demonstrat.
ing 20 our people that IL IL possible n
collect the taxes in she time prescribed
nv Law. The duplicate for the year 1909
amounted tn s.. 32S II. and che penalties
SO OF. mailing a total If o. 500. ~. DnF.
ing che yesy Mr.. Clesver paid IN tbe Town
Treasurer 81 .962 "a, while The rebates
allowed amonnted 70 SS23.34 and HE
error Tist was sll3 "a. Mr.. Clsaver hap
iust completed his third year o. tax cot.
lqctor for the Town Of Middletewn, and
hiss slways settled 10 full with the Com.
misainners during the month Of February.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered In the Forest Pres
bvterian Church on SUNDAY morning.
March 18th, and will be preceded BY
special services beginning on Sunday,
February 9th. The arrangements for
preaching are as foIlOws: Monday even
ing, February 18th, the Rev. Alexander
Alison, Jr., OF West Church, Wilmington;
Tuesday evening. March let, she Rev.
Winthrop Benton Greese, Of the Second
Church, Philadelphia; Wednesday. to be
announced; Thursday, She Rev. 8. Beat
tie Wylis. OF New Castle. and the Rev.
Arthur w. Spooner, D. d., OF Washing.
ton, D. c., will preach on Friday and
Saturday evenings and Of every serviCe
ii the week beginning Sunday, March
9th. A cordial invitation 10 extended to
oil.
Last Sunday was an unusual interest.
ing day at Forest Presbyterian Church.
Owing 10 the closing Of the N. E.
Church, number Of the members Ofthat
congregation attended the service nj For.
est Church. In she morning the pastor,
Rev. F. H. Moore, preached, assisted
by Revs. v. S. Collins aud J. A. Arters.
THE text was taken from she FIRST verse
Of she twenty-fourth chapter OF Exodus.
In the evening, DR.. Collins preached,
assisted BY Rsys. Moore aud w. H. Hut
chin. DR.. Collins text was from the
twenty fifth verse Of The fifteenth chapter
Of Matthew, "Then came she aud Eor-
shipped him, saying, Lord, help me." "
The chUir rendered unusually good
suusic al both services.
THE Christian EndsavoF Service in she
early evening vas we'll attended. Revp.
.4rters. Hulchin, sud Moore we're pres
sut and gave short talks On the sutjeCs
for the evening Temperance" A nnm.
ter Of boys and girls arrs presSns who
ang Rescue the Perishiug' with will
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MEkORiAi SERVICE
By Damon Ledge. No! IL, EaiShts of
PythisS

Pythlss
One Friday evening, Fsbruafy 18th,
enjoyed the privilege Of bsing present at
the memorial service held TO the memory
Of Carrot Ellis, recently deceased, q valued
member Of Damon Lodge. The services
we're conducted by Grand ChancelioF,
Harry 8. Beassen, assisted by T. V, Leon
hart, Marshall; w. T. Pearcs, JF., Vice
Chancellor; Rev. Vaughan s. Collins Q.
Prelate, Supreme Representative Joseph
G. JoIIs and others. The services we're
beautiful in their simplicity aud yes up.
pealed to all that is best in mans nature.
A male choir consisting oil Messrs. ]. Z.
Richards, R. D. Rstledge, J. ]. North.
rup, Harry Msnlove, s. ]. BFocksOn and
Harry Vineyard, with R. L. Price O. or
eanist, rendered music suitable to the oc'
cssion.
At the proper time the Grand Chan
cellor introduced Rev. Vaughan s. Collins,
brother knight, who made Q most ap-
propriate and practical address, Eeplese
with wise counsel and admonitions, after
which Supreme Representative Joseph G.
JolIs gave brief history Of the PyGhian
life Of Brother Ellis. The many members
otthe Knights Of P ythias and Odd Fellows
who were not present missed one Of the
most impressive ceremonies connected
with that or any other organisation.
Opp FELLOW.
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OBITUARY
JOSEPH MAHLoVE

Joseph Maniove, we'll known and
respected citizen of the First district, oil
Cecil County Md, died at the home oil
bic son, Howard B. Manlove, Friday
morning. aged eighty-one years. Mr..
Manlove has long been . sufferer from
heart disease, which caused bis death.
He lie suFviyed BY one daughter, Mrs. John
Manlove, Of this place; and BY three sous,
Howard, of near town; James and Harry,
both Of Philadelphia. Funeral services
we're held Tuesday afternoon from bis
late home; interment being made in
Forest Cemetery.
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LRWIa c. SPEAR

Lewis C. Spear died on Thursday last.
near EarleyilIe, Nd, after "a illness IRON
pneumouia. aged about ioFty.ene years.
He issurviyed by . widow, who before
marriage was Miss Elizabeth Husielt, and
by two children, Louise and Danisl Spear,
An aged mother and sight brothers ere
also left to mourn HE loss. Funeral ser
vices we're held at bic late residence ia
Ponds Neck oa Sunday morning, Rev,
O. E. Jones. oEicisting, with intsrmsnt in
Cecilton Cemetery.
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mas. RrcHARD RoEDER

Mrs. Mary Moore Holden. wife oil
Richard Holden, died at their home ia
Warwick, Md, Monday afternoon, Of
rapid consumption, aged tWenty.iouI
years. She was . daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Moore, Of Chesapeake City.
Besides her many friends, parents, sis.
Ssrs and brothers, she leaves : devoted
husband and little daughter to mourn
her loss.
Tbs funeral seryics was held a. che
house Thursday ct one o'clock; and
inserment in Warwick Cemetery.
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VS., AHHAS. EIHDAIR

Mrs. Anna B. Lindals, wife Of Rev. J..
N. Lindale, pastor Of Bethel and Summit
M. E. Charge, CecilcoUnty, disd Tuesday
afternoon OF last week at ths parsonage 81
Pivot Bridge, aged fity.tWo years.
She Is survived by her husband and three
daughters. The funeral was held Friday,
With interment at Wyoming Cemstery.
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AERIlurE % OvR cH1HR

MiddIstown found jewel when Il made
Mr.. Howard stanley tho chiSf keeper Of
the towns psace. He has always sTied 20
do his duty, fsarIessly and impaEtially
towards high and low alike The town
has never had such good order within itd
borders, 10 she msmory Of she oldest In.
habitant.
We give our readers summarized
statement OF his work in ths Q months he
lies held the Office Of Chief % Police Of
tI,a Arv,n v;z.
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20. suaAH WaraRr

Mrs. Susan Wright, widow Of the late
Peter x. Wright, died Monday q che
home Of her daughter, Mrs. William
Murray, near Pivot Bridge, Nd, oF che
iufirmities Of age, being in her ninety.
fourth year. She is survived BY twO sons
and two daugbters-Elsy Wright, near
EIktoD; Henry A. Wright, Of Elk Neck
Mrs. Tholmsn Clay, .nsar ElksoS, and
Mrs. Murray. The funeral was held
Thundny, iptsrment being made in Sbs
Elkton Cemetery.
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SALES 10 rAxs pEAc

THuasDAYs MARcH lOsh, 1910. -Puhlie
Sale Of stock. farming implements, SID,
b. William Henderson, on the road lead.
i6x'from hog Town % Paterson,s schoal
House. D. r. HD1CHruos. AuetiOusss.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Of
APPOQUMIMINK HUNDRED

The taxable residents OF Appouuini.
mink Hundred, and al persons liable %
pay tax in said Hundred, are hereby
notified that the Taxes for che year 1909
are now due, and the undersigned Tax
Collector for Baid Hundred. will be
At THR OFFICE OF GEORGE N. D. HAKr,
N ToWNsEND, DEL,
EVERY SATURDAY,
During FEBRUARY, 1910.
From I 20 8 O'Clock, p. N.
An. abatement Of Per csntum viii b
allowed 90 oil taxes paid during the
month Of August.
Tax bills can be obtained By making
pegsonsl application TO The CoIlecs0r. Of
bY sending written Communication 90.
closing ssampa.
WILLIAM G. MONEY,
Iepllsssef tfTaaesssr Appssnlnlmlmh Runassa
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Cheer up you'll OOOu b dad.

That Philadelphia city once bsd isWer
private bath tubs than Middletown has
row. NOh for the sweet summer time
and the swimming from che river and
lake sides.
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When you get As interested in The
feathered tribe, as oue Of our prOmi"ent
brethren, then possibly on Washington's
birthday aud such like holidays, you will
feed them canned corn, beams and toma-
toes. Il Is m indisputabIe fact shat our
friend referred 70 does this, and then he
is so much bound up in his feline pet,
that he kills the chickens he 90 carefully
feeds, to tickle "billy's" appetite.
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That on one day last week 30 autOmo-
bite wee seen flying up Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington, D. c., heading for
''BiIl's" containing two Of our prominent
citixens and thst they we're certainly en-.
ioyiRg themselves TO the limit. Now
when this lie ehsrged.up to the frm will
IL appear ON tho expense account DC Jan
''incidSntal' 81 ''ioy ride"
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Or
BIackbird Hundred |

The OAxAbIs residents Of BlaekbIrd
Hundred, and all Persons liable 20 pay
tax in said Hundrg, are hereby notified
that the Taxes for the year 1903 are now
due, and the undersigned Tax Collector
for said Hundred, will be
At BLACKBIRD. wATsoN's sToRR
FEBRUARY 26sh, 1910
From to- P. IL.
AT FLEMHNe's LANDING.
FEBRUARY 18th, 1910
From 20 4 P. d..
Tag bills can be obtained by MAKING
personal application 20 She Collector. O.
by sending written communication On.
closing stamps.
ExTRAcT From THR LAWS OF DELAWARE.
GOVERNING TIE COLLECTION OF TAxR1 OF
NEW Castle COUNTY
Section 3-Thas on sll saxes u6id Ia.
fore she hfat day OF October there shall IS
~ abatement Of fye per csnsum. On Al
taxea paid before she flFas day o. Dscaun.
Der there shall be 40 abatement Of threa
PET esnsum. On ell taxea raid auFiI,e
the month Of DecemheR thege shnlt 81 no
abatement whatever. And on Ell aares
unpaid on she hEab day 0l January an
psEesnsum thereof ahall bsedded thereto.
JOHN mEITb3.
eslleeles u Taxes Ter Blaekblrt llundfsa
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$s.6osLrTS

We bought for cash o big
lot Of Suits for Men, sizes 81
to ~, that we are selling Of
$3.50. All WUrsted goods,
full winter weight garments.
Latest cuts, well made with
good trimmings. Blue, grey
and brown mixtures. Buys
good Overcoat now while we
are closing them out at such
prices. 90, I'll % and S15
for splendid values in Blacks
Bnd Oxfords. A lot OF extra
size 40, AZ and A Suits, reg.
ulars and stouts, in our Spe-
cial Sale at $3.50 and $40.
New Spring goods for Tail.
oring are in and we are ready
for your order. Full line
Tuxedo, Full Dress and
Eince Albert Suits in best
grade Ready-mede.
ULLIN'S MEMS STORE
WILMINGTON
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The Aiddle!sRn 1ransetipt
Matla sloae "a rolloMa.

,Solns ngFt6-.s.ss :. M. iO.Os am, EOS pm.
e.o0 y. N, and O. ID. IN.
Going s0uth-9g0 am. aIb p. M. and . pm
Gbo p. N.
For warwick. Cscilton and Eariville S2O a,
nj, and 4.l5 p. n.
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That it is up to tbs writer to make =
noise like piece OF cheese. WAlz.
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SEEN AND HEARD

No, fellow cisissn, East Main street hSS
NOT beep plouehsd-up-its she traffic that
has simply passed over II. shat causes the
burrows; and our s.'ney" Town Commits
doners intend repRviug tis sOmesims be-
fore their coming term expires.
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This is fine record, aud Officer Stanley
not only has q right TO BE- proud Of II,
but also to expect that she people Of our
town will appreciate this faithiul SSEvics
Of shOir polite snd gsnsIsnanIy o@csF.
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CURRENT YR1CRs

.r...r,r r,,r,NrrrDg r,nAYnv 1r.nrgrw
rounrr,rrn 1919 - 80
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That , certain blushirg debutants o
our town cav she ed anniversary Of he
birth on Sunday Last, and thas on Mon
day morning upon arrival 81 her OGic'
che wss presented BY her fellows with
q elegant AineTican beauties purchased
Of Charles Jones'. The recipient VA
nightly moved when the presentation
was made and in Feturn made . yer!
fitting speech, at the conclusion Of which
she asked her hearers il they though
that Mr.. Jones would exchange the bali
smokes for piecs Of liver.
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Jean Mccoy has mule sick With blood
pois0u and lsst week . specialist was
called 10 from Wilmington TO preecribe
what differences between she poor chill.
dren Of the city tensments and the cOun'
cry mnle7 MULES cost money.
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FOR sALEl.
ToHlNo No. 2oe2e
:. LOAN NoTIcEI
The stated ANNUAL MEETING Of
The Odessa
Loan Association

Loan Association
of Odessa, DEL,
Will be held ct the ACadsmy,
MONDAY Feb. 28th, 10
at Z o'clock, P. NJ,
~ which time President. Vies President
Secretary and Treasurer will BE- elected 70
serve one year and three 81 Directors
70 serve three years.
Also Of the same time limited amount
Of Stock in the 18th Series will b for sale
Nv. ASPRILs Jr, Secretary.
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Did yoaayer meet the woman who has
q friend whose sens vile had q child
who suffered from the same complaint
that you have and that oil ths doctors in
the world couldn't cure II. Poor chance
for you
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coRRRCrED wEEKLY d ". 3. coNNKLLeR
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Local News

EIDDLRrowF, DEL, FED. 90, 1910
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That the Rev. DR.. v. 8. Collins Is a
friend Of God
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That the joint congregation Of The
Presbyterian Church on Sunday thor.
Oughly enjoyed the change and the diff.
ferent talks by the ReyS. Moore and
Collins.
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Well, JohnI you Certaiuly have aDS
collection. let me see now, there's A., p.
NJ, and A., lhat's 30; we'll keep up the
good work aud you will soon havS one
for every dayIn the week.
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That there are quite few Of our farm.
era who are studying the science Of thing
around she farm, one Of whom 10 . ceFtain
gentleman by she name Of A. P. COrbit
residing in Odessa. Il ussd 70, Be, and 10
yet with few men, shat they farmed for
pssttime. aud whore we zee Il. such have
our sympathy.
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That . gentIeman ~ half fall Of the
wine that causes some to blubber, blew
into our town on Saturday night and upon
standing up Of one Of our local bars said
be had Just made date with one Of ths
respected young ladies Of our town. Tho
stranger was called liar 70 his teeth and
fOund the atmosphere so oppressive bsrs'
ahouSs shat be Immediately liked TO che
quiet and peaceful borough Of Townsend
Ia q decided hurry.
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PRODUCE MARKET

NO. z &c
Timothy Seed 81. so
Clover Seed IL Oa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-04

siring to become professionals. In whatever vocation these pupils are called upon to use their abilities and accomplishments as wage earnerS or leaders in their guilds, they will have at their command trained personal ity and presence of dignified and courteous bearing, a respectful an1 court-like bearing that will make them at home in any social or pro- fessional gathering in thel' own city or in any community in which ;hey may be called to reside
 The Graphic hopes that the patrons and friends of the public schools will feel pleasant interest in en- couraging these bright and brave young hea ts in their effprts to im- prove themselves along high planes of culture. as well as to entertain and encourage people n a love for the real drama.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-04
P. P. BYRD TO RETIRE
 FROM BUSINESS
Successful Business Man Will Travel q Greater Part of the Time in
 the Future.

After thirty years of active busi- ness ill various branches in this city it has just been made public that P. P. Byrd, the well known cotton factor and capitalist, will retire from active business service on the first of the year. MT. Byrd believes that h's health has been somewhat impaired by his long business activity and he now intends to recuperate ill a meas ure from the strain
 He is prominently identified in commercial circles as president of the J. B. Speers Co.,, director of the Citizens Bank and as president of the P. P. Byrd cotton factors. MT Byrd has been unusually successful and it is generally known that he is one of the wealth'est men in the city He expects to spend large part of his time travelling in the future.