Middletown transcript., 1910-08-20
MalIs Close y. Follows.
nIDDLETowN, DEE, AUG 20, lslO
LOCAL NEWS

FOR sALE-A large chicken house
Apply to Misses STURGEON.
Highest cash prices paid for all kindl
of Poultry and Eggs. W. G. JONES.
Rubber tires put on go-carts and small
bicycle wheels, at ]. H. EMERsoN's.
DR.. ]. Allen johnson wiIlexamine youl
teeth and give estimate without charge.
If you want Bran, Middlings or Flour
you can get any or all of these at MIDDLE.
TOWN FARMS, Inc.
FOR RENT.-House on Lake street.
Possession given at once. Apply to
MRS. JOSEPH q. JoI1s.
FOR RENT.-A desirable Sroom dwell
ing, in good repair. Possession at once il
desired. Apply to THIS OFFICE.
All kinds Of fresh and Salt Meats and
Lard constantly on hand.
W. G. JONES.
FOR sALE.-First-clasa cooking stove
and three heating stoves, one double
heater. MISSES STURGEON.
FOR SALE.-Set of four rubber tire
buggy wheels, slightly used. Cheap for
sale at BURsTAN's DEPT. STORE.
FoR RENT.-Eight room house with all
conveniences, opposite Methodist Church,
$I2. Apply to Mrs. H. W. STANLEY
There is quite preceptible shortening
Of the days, and these early August nights
are somewhat cooler, making sleep more
Testful.
We are closing out our entire line OF
stock and fixtures at greatly reduced
price. Must be sold by August 25th.
MISSES STURGEON.
FoR SALE OR RENT.-Store and dwelling
combined, corner Broad and Lake streets.
Possession at once.
WILLIAM BRocKson, AGT.
Henry Thompson, the candidate for
Register of Wills at the primary election
OF Sept. 10th: is with Us this week again.
He will call TO see you.
Joseph Stats, colored, aged twenty-one
years, of 81. Georges, died at Farnhurst
Sunday, from a wouAd inflicted while he
and another negro we're wrestling for the
possession Of revolver.
The Clio will leave Odessa next Mon
day, August 22d, at P. M. instead Of
IL A. N. as scheduled. This change is
made To give shippers Of peaches one
more day in which to pick,
The Delaware peach crop for this year
lie estimated at 10000 baskets. Up to
midnight Friday night the Pennsylvania
Railroad had handled 318,999 baskets,
these being just the early fruit.
Henry Thompson of Wilmington, (for.
merly Of Mill Creek Hundred) is an &C.
tive candidate for the Republican nomina.
ton for Register of Wills. He ia making
q canvass of this end OF the county.
FARMERS IMPROVE YOUR LAND.
We are now taking orders for HIGH
GRADE CARBONATE OF LIME. Sat
isfaction Guaranteed. Phone 5.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
Have your Live Stock Insured against
death from any cause, in the Indiana &
Ohio Live Stock Insurance Go. For rates
write to JOHN J. JoLLs, Agent, Middle
town, Delaware.
FOR. RENT-The store we are now
occupying as q Millinery Shop. Posses
sion. September slst, or before. Apply
to Store. MISSES STURGEON.
CEMENT old reliable and Coz.
ernment. Endorsed NAZARETH PORTLAND.
There may be another as good, thers,is
none better. Price as low as the lowest.
Sold by g. E. HUKIIL.
After June 1st, the library hours will
be as follows: Tuesdays, Z to $50; Friday,
Ito $50; Saturdays, 8 to P. NJ. As
usual during the summer, the library will
be closed on Tuesday afternoons.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending August 1lth:
Mrs. Francis Boardley, Mrs. Hartley Cha.
ger, Mr.. Henry Ash, Mr.. Harrie Dover.
We now have on hand for sale 5000
good chestnut wire fence posts Let US
have your order and we will reserve the
posts for you until you are ready to use
them. J. F. MCWHoRTER & Son.
Are any members Of your family visit
ing friends out Of town. or have you
guests at your home? If SO we would be
glad to make mention of the fact in our
personal column. Simply drop us line
or call at the Office.
The Nebraska Indians, travelling base.
ball team, will play the home club on
the local ground, Wednesday afternoon.
August 31st, the Indians are good ball
players, and the home team will strengthen
its line up for this game.
Many large wagons, heavily laden with
peaches have passed through town this
week. The most of this delicious fruit is
being shipped via, Steamer Clio TO Phila.
delphia, and those lucky ones who have
peach orchard are receiving good prices
for their fruit.
The Sunday School OF Forest Presbyteri.
an Church will hold picnic at Augustine
Pier, near Port Penn, on next Thursday,
August 25th, The wagons will be in
front OF the Church at 7.3O A. M, and
il is hoped all the scholars will come early
that they may have long day at the
Pier.
Any subscriber OF THE TRANscR1Pr
falling to receive the paper regularly each
week win confer favor by notifying rs
at once. Your paper is mailed every
Friday evening and failure to get it may
be due to fault in the address. Unless
you complain we will not know that you
have cause for complaint.
Constantly on hand, all sizes Of the
Bea Veins and best prepared Hard Coal,
for Heaters, Ranges and Cook Stoves.
Clean and full weight. Prompt delivery