Middletown transcript., 1911-02-18
LOCAL NEWS

Next Wednesday being Waabington's
Birthday, she Banks will be closed.
Dr.. J. Allen johnson will examine your
teeth and give estimate without charge.
Geese are aying northWard, which is
taken 70 be an uniaiIing sign Of an early.
spring.
FOR RENT:-stable East Main St.
Also Stable West Main St.
G. E. HUKILL
The State Council Of Delaware of the
JE'O. U. A. M, will meet in Milford.
Tueldsy, February 81.
FOR SALE.-Square Piano, in good
order. Will be sold cheap. Apply to or
address g, TIE TRANSCRIPT OFFICE.
l am prepared to do oil kinds Of artifi.
cial hair work at short notice. Finger
puffs, switches, transformations, ETC.,
made from combings or new hair.
E. 8. JONES.
I wish to announce to my friends and
patrons that have moved my feed store
ia the room recently, vacated by Joseph
Hollins, in the Opera, House building.
d. r. REEs
Steamer Clio will begin her semi-week-
ly trips between Odessa and Philadelphia,
on Thursday, March ID, leaving Odessa
at II A. Nj.
Chicken thieves have been operating
in Red Line hundred to such an extent
that the residents have decided to appesl
to the authorities for some protection.
FOR SALE OR RENT-My property
on West Cochran Street. Possession
March 25,h, 1911. Apply to
MRs. RACHEL CONNER.
MiddIetown, Del
On Feb. 2S, Prof. A. R. spaid will give
lecture on tie Colonial History Of Della.
ware in the New Century Club room, at
] so o'clock. This will be an open meet.
ing and the public is invited to attend.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
OF letters remains unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending February 9th:
Miss Sarah Rrown, Ida Brown, ]. P.
Campbell, spincer Hogans, s. Maulsbur'
ger, Chas. II. Vance.
Send along your orders for THE CELE-
RRATED WILBUR LEHIGH COAL,
Good, Clean Stock, Guaranteed FREE
FROM DIRT. Also try our SOUND
AND WELL-SEAsONED CORD WOOD
nt to fit your stove.
'hone and 49, JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
There will be ser vice as usual in the
St. Anus's Church on Sunday, Feb 10th.
Order OF Service: Sexagesima, Sunday
Morning Prayer aud Sermon, 10 81
b'cIock. Sunday School at l1.45. Evening,
Prayer and Sermon 80.
Every man in business should use
neatly printed stationary. Il pays. We
can supply your needs and suit your
taste, in latest style of new type-piain,
text or script. Our prices are just as
pleasing as our printing.
FARMERS improve YOUR Land by
using BARRICK & SONS HIGH GRADE
CARBONATE OF LIME, both Lump
and Hydrated. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ascertain our prices and Terms before
placing your orders.
Phone and 48. JEssEL. SHEPH ERD.
The body Of Joseph Powell. aged fifty,
six years, was found Sunday morning in
q ditch on the johnson farm between Red
Lion and ST. Georges. H. had been em.
ployed on the farm and had been missing
since February 3rd. Death, it is thought,
was due to exposure, there being no evi'
dence Of foul play.
April 3Oth has been set aside this year
as Tuberculosis Day." and will be
observed in 10000 churches in the
county in a manner similar to that oI
Tuberculosis Sunday in 1910, when
over 10000 sermons were preached on
the prevention of consumption.
One OF the worst things that can befall
q boy is to have the privilege Of staying
out late at night. This is too often .
fatal privilege, because it is mostly during
she night that all mischief is planned
and executed. The boys who arr
permitted the freedom of the public
street late at night are the boys who fii
the work houses and bring sorrow upor
their relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mary J. Garman, Of ST. Georges
widow Of James Garman and daughter
OF Rev. James G. Howell, who for many
years was pastor Of st. Georges Presby
terian Church, died suddenly Friday
evening Of heart trouble, at the home o
her sister, Mrs. Sweeney, in WeIlsburg
West Virginia, where she was visiting
Her funeral was held Monday at St
Georges Church.