Middletown transcript., 1910-08-06
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nrDDLErOwH, DE1., AUa .. 1910
LOCAL NEWS

II you want Bran or Middlings, 90 70
Middletown Farms, Inc.
FOR sALE-PEACH AND TRUCK
BASKETS AT 8. B. F0ARD's.
FOR sALE-A large chicken house.
Apply 10 MIssEs STURGEON.
Highest cash prices paid for oil kinds
Of Poultry and Eggs. W. G. JONES.
Rubber tires put on gO-carts and small
bicycle wheels, at ]. H. EMERsoN's.
DR.. J. Allen johnson wilIexamine yonr
teeth and give estimate without charge.
FOR RENT.-House on Lake street.
Possession given at once. Apply 10
MRs. JOSEPH @. JoLIs.
FOR RENT. A desirable 8 room dwell.
ing, 10 good repair. Possession at once II
desired. Apply 70 TINS OFFICE
All kinds Of fresh and Salt Meats and
Lard constantly on hand.
w. G. JONES.
If you have . visitor or any news items
We would be pleased fyou would do 10
Che kindness TO pass ID into the paper.
FOR sALE.-First-class cooking stove
and three heating stoves, one double-
heater. MIssEa SPURaEOE.
FOR SALE.-Set Of four rubber tire
buggy wheels, slightly used. Cheap for
sale ct BuRsrAE's DEP'T. STORE
The Roberts house on North Broad
street, now occupied BY B. F. Gallagher
has been handsomely painted.
Henry Thompson Of Miilington. (for.
merly Of Mill Creek Hundred) Is an &C.
tive candidate for the Republican nominas
tion for Register Of Wills. He is max.
ing canvass Of this end of the county.
Owing to the absence Of Rev. Percy !.
DOnaghay, rector Of St. Anne's Church,
there will not BE- any services on Sunday
next, the church being closed for the
month of August.
FARMERS IMPROVE YOUR LAND.
We are now taking orders for HIGH
GRADE CARBONATE OF LIME. Sat-
isfaction Guaranteed. Phone 5.
JESSE +. SHEPHERD.
Have your Live Stock Insured against
death from any cause, In the Indiana &
Ohio Live Stock Insurance. Co. For rates
write to JOHN J. JoLIA, Agent, Middle.
town, Delaware.
FOR RENF-The store We are now
occupying as Millinery Shop and the
house where We reside on Lake street.
Possession September lst, or before,
Apply to Store. MIssn STURGEON.
After June 1st, the library hours will
be as follows: Tuesdays, 70 $50; Friday,
7to8.3O; Saturdays, 8 to 5 P. M. As
usual during the summer, the library will
be closed on Tuesday afternoons.
Are any members Of yonF family visit
ing friends ont OF town. or have you
guests 1t your home? II % We would be
glad to make q mention Of the fact in our
personal column. Simply drop us q line
or call at the Office.
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 uss
shem. J. +. McWHoRTER & SoN.
Just received: Car containing Pills.
bury's Flour. OF course. you know Pills.
bnFy's Best ia the Best, but il you want
something not 90 high priced and yet very
good, we can supply yen with Pillsbury's
puEum Flour. Let us gil your orders.
MIDDLETowE FARMS, Inc.
Unclaimed Letters-The following LIST
OF letters remain unclaimed In the post
Office for the week ending July 2lst
Miss Alice Botter, Miss Anna Cresdon,
Miss Gertrude Price, William GIeaves,
Frances Kelley, James s. Stirl, DanieI
Marker.
Any subscriber Of THE TRANSCRIPT
falling to receive the paper regularly each
week will confer favor by notifying nf
Ut 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 ths
Bea Veins and best prepared Hard Coal
for Heaters, Ranges and Cook Stoves
Clean and full weight. Prompt delivery
at lowest prices. Also Cord Wood sawed
TO stove length, $500 for cartload. i
you have not been using our coal, try 1
and be happy. g. E. HUKILL.
PREPARE FOR WINTERS COM
FORT by giving your orders now fol
WILBUR'S CELEBRATED HIGH
GRADE LEHIGH COAL. ALWAYS
IN STOCK. Satisfaction guaranteed
FREE FROM DIRT. Cord Wood sawet
to tt your stove. Phone5.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD:
Poisonous substances in new mown ha,
which has recently been shipped int
Philadelphia in great quantities withou
first being put through the usual curinI
treatment on the farm. and causing th
death Of many horses, has led the ha
dealers Of the Commercial Exchange I
appeal to the State and city veterinar
departments to bar the product from th
city until It is sufficiently seasoned to b
used for feed. ."-Phila. Inquirer.
Held up and Robbed
While walking along the country roa
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