Middletown transcript., 1911-03-18
K1DDLErOwH, DEL, HARCH Is, 1911
LOCAL NEWS

Variegated weather.
Now for gentle spring.
March is upholding it's reputation.
Spring warblsrs beginning to arrive.
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
]. G. GREEN
DR.. ]. Allen johnson will examine your
teeth and give estimate without charge.
LOST--A pair Of brass pedestals belong-
ing to hearse. Return to j. 81. Emer
son.
FOR RENT:-stable East Main st.
Also Stable West Main St.
G. E. HUKILL.
FOR RENT-DesirabI dwelling with
bath. Possession March 25th. 1911. Apply
to Miss s R. BAILEY
Smyrna De-.
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
&c. GREEN.
WANTED.-Second-han roll top desk
in good condition. Apply to
THIs OFFICE
WANTED-A white woman for light
house keeping for 2 men no children in
the family. Apply at THIS OFFICE
Rev. T. N. Given will preach Sunday
morning and evening at the St. Paut's
M. E. Church in Odessa.
FOR SALE.-Fine bay driving mare
with eight months old colt by her side.
Apply to J. W. JOINS,
Warwick, Md.
We will have display of ready t'
wear hats, for early Spring wear Satur-
day March 18th. FoGEL & BURsTAN,
Dept, Store.
WANTED-A reliable white woman At
housekeeper in family of five, ons small
farm. Must give good reference. Address
JAMES FARRELL,
Middetown, De-.
Our pure seed potatoes have arrived
from Presque Isle, Maine. Kindly stop
in and inspect same before placing your
orders JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
'Phone 5-4S
Our Muslin underwear sale will COM
Dence Saturday, March 18Th, 200 White
skirts will be put on sale price 35c to
s. SO regular price 75c to $4.98.
FcGEL & BURsTAN,
Dept, Store.
A lazy mans way to work strawberries
is said to be turning fnck of geese on the
patch. They will pull up all the weede
and leave the plants unhsrmed. We pasr
this Oh to whom it may concern.
am soliciting work iOr one Of the vrr'
best dy eing and cleaning estab Ishmen,
in she East aud will ship goods "m Tue
day of each week. Give me- 'rIa.
RoBT. b. JuNEs
EGGS FOR SErrIN,1-Rrse COM
Rhode Island Reds, by the setting "r
hundred lots. Nv stock is the be-t n
money can buy, and guarantee trr'Ilir
e. f., CHRAN
MuuletuHH DE-.
We have stored in our warehouses III
Middetown and Bear, DEL, Fertilizer for
all Spring Crops by bag or ton, also -prr
oats. Send our urdrr aud Lrsns.
JESSE l. >HEPHERD.
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dresses, Saturday, March 18th, pizp-
ranging 2 yrs to IA trs, not alike ! nff
the regular pricp.
FcGEL & BURsTAN,
Dept, Sure
The Delaware, one Of the mns, power
fu aud msgIt f .sut - 81 ~ lhr 'aN
has been ELECTED a. rrpys-euh tre Unstei
STATES at the Inlerusti0. al avai d-mn.
stratIon II tbt E.g.Isb Channel u con.
George V. in June.
Unclaimed Lptters-The folloWing li4t
Office for the week ending March 9th:
Mrs. Hemire Danipts, MIS- Rachel Davis,
Mrs. George Hnrapv, William Grant, Mr..
Alex. Jones, Mr.. WIN. Muore, Mr.. James
Pits, Mr.. W. }. Z.tIey.
Donations Tor the Palmer Home for Ord
Folks, at Dover, may be left at MIR. Brag
don's drug store at any ZINE before April
4th next. All sorts of food, such as grO-
ceries, soaps, ielIies, preserves, etc, NAV
be included. This is worthy home
charity which in the energetic hands Of
our Delaware ladies l. doing world If
good.
Mr.. John M. Glongh Of Kennedyvilp,
Nd, has been appointed dav hARman at
the st. Anne's crossing. Mr. Clough il a
fine young man, he has rented q house in
MiddletGwn and will bring his wife and
three children here in few days He
passed 100 on his examination a. t0 his
fitness to perform the duties of his
responsible position, and We have NO
doubt he will give the railroad and the
community efficient service and prove
welcome addition to the citizenship OF
our town.