Middletown transcript., 1911-04-15
M1DDLETowN, DEL, APRIL 10, 1911
LOCAL NEWS


days planting their gardens.
DR.. ]. Allen johnson will examine your
teeth and give estimate without charge
Will have fine assortment Of flowers
for Easter. Mrs. ]. H. EMERSON.
FOR RENT:-stable East Main st
Also Stable West Main St.
G. E. HUKILL.
The managers of 'Palmer Home" wish
to thank all persons who contributed to
the donation sent on April fifth.
ROSE COMB R. 1. RED eggs for
Matching. Address, MRS L. G. ROGERS,
FELTON,, Delaware.
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
J. C. GREEN.
The publisher Of the TRANSCRIPT is in
debted to Mr.. Robert s. Carpenter, OF
Port Penn, for fine 9 pound shad.
SINGLE COMB BROWN LEGHORN
Eggs $1.0O per setting.
7. E. CLAYTON.
MiddletoTn, Del.
Our pure seed potatoes have arrived
from Preeque Isle, Maine. Kindly stop
in and inspect same before placing your
orders. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
Phone 5-48
The ad. of ]. W. Skinner, the gentle
man who lie occupying the building re-
Gently vacated by The TRANSCRIPT appears
in this issue. See what he has to offer you
in GROCERIES and fresh and salt meats.
LOST-A small bunch of keys on a
chain and one right hand brown kid
glove OIL Monday in center Of town near
Post Office. Reward if returned to
Jos. G. PARKER.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
OF letters remains unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending April 9th.
Miss Mary Brown, Miss Hennie Harris,
Miss katherine R. Lee.
COAL LOWEST PRICE Now. Our Pure
High Grade gives IMMENSE SUBTRACTION.
Price Low As THE LOWEST. Give Us your
orders for April delivery. Same price as
last April. G. E. HUKILL.
We are now taking orders for WINTER
COAL for April Delivery at the loves |
price during the year. WILBURLEH1GH
Guaranteed FREE FROM DIRT. Always
in stock. JESSIE L. SHEPHERD
Phone 5'48 |
EGGS FOR SETTING-Rose comb |
Rhode Island Reds, by the setting or in
hundred lots. My stock is the beat that
money can buy, and guarantee fertility. |
G. P. COCHRAN.
Middietown bet.
Rev. William Henry Roberts, D. D. of |
Philadelphia, who will preach the sermon
at annual service at Old Drawers, near
Odessa, will preach in Forest Presbyterian |
Church in the evening of the same day,
June 4th.
We have stored in our warehouses at |
Middletown and Bear, DEL, Fertilizer for |
all Spring Crops by bag or ton, also seed |
oats. Send your order and teams.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
Phone AZ |
EGGS For HATCHING.- Comb |
Black Minorcas, the great winter layers. |
Fertility guaranteed. Also six pullets
and one cockerel for sale.
EARLE GoLDsBoRoUGH,
Middletown, Del. |
Lillia, the 1S month old child of Mr.. |
and Mrs. George E. Piuder died of
pneumonia last Saturday afternoon at
4 80 o'clock. Funeral services we're held |
at the house Tuesday afternoon at two |
o'clock, and interment was made in |
Forest Cemetery.
The roof on the building occupied by
the Diamond State Telephone Company
is being raised several feet This change
will be q great comfort to the operators,
as the room was always extremely warm
during the summer months owing to the |
low ceiling.
About March 1st, G. c. Street, Of
Bridgevills, hired team OF E E. James,
q Dover liveryman. After using the team
four days be abandoned it at Middletown.
Mr.. james located Street few days ago
and Sheriff Raugbley went to BridReville
for him. He was arraigned before Justice
Wharton and HE fine and cost amounted
to $29.60 which be paid.
The Primary Department OF Forest
Presbyterian Sunday School are preparing
for an entertainment to be given in the
Sunday School room on Friday evening,
April 81. A silver offering will be taken
at the door, and the proceeds used to
purchase song books for the Primary
Department.
'Turn that wrapping paper the other
side out," said lady in dry goods store
this morning as the clerk was putting up
her purchase in printed wrapping paper.
'I don't want to be walking advertise.
ment to your store. Tread the papers as
all intelligent people ought to do, and I
think in them is the place to advertise
your business.
Each spear OF grass and pushing stem
that pierces the brown earth in the spring.
time is q sure proof that nature has awak.
\ ened from the deadness Of winter and
gained once more the mastery. And
lesser is q yearly reminder in ell its his.
toric teaching that life triumphS over
death and that the hope of resurrection
and immortality, having its roots in the
empty tomb, is justified.
The New Century Club had very pleas
ant program on Tuesday afternoon, with
Miss Hester Jones, Chairman. The day
was given to "Civics and Forestry" Miss
Jones read paper on Forestry. Mrs. r.
Cam read an article in the Destruction
of the Forests" and Mrs. @. ]. Freeman
told, how the forest would be preserved