Middletown transcript., 1911-01-21
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LOCAL NEWS

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FOR RENT:-s.abls Eas. Main g.
Also Stable West Main St.
G. E. HUKILL
just received Car Load No. 2 WEST.
ERN RE-CLEANED OATS.
S. B. FoAKD.
FOR RENT-The room dwelling on
East Main street nov occupied by John
Buehm. Apply to
Ms. b. v. PARv1p.
Real Estate Broker E. II. Beck has
sold the GiIpin property on West Main
street, to Mr.. Joseph L. Gibson, Of
Odessa.
4 little attention given your teeth now
may save you future trouble and expense.
DR.. johnson will make examination and
estimate without charge.
A house to rent, on Eaet Main ST., now
occupied by Mrs. Mckee, possession given
March Is, apply to
MISS FANNIE SHEPHERD.
L0ST-Black foulding pocketbook con-
tanning S28 in bills and check. Suitable
reward il returned to W. 7. Pearce, Jr.,
Middletown Farms Creamery.
Revival services are still being held at
Bethesda M. E. Church. The usual Sab
bath services with the pastor, DR.. Wang
han s. Collins officiating.
lam prepared to do all KINDS Of artif-
cial hair work at short notice. Finger
puffs, switches, transformations, etc.,
made from combings or new hair.
E. s. JONES.
J. Waters Russell, Real Estate Broker,
OF Chestertown, Md, has sold the Demp-
sey farm, between Galena and Sasaafras,
Nd, containing 2O2 acres to Thomas
Dunn, OF Massey.
SquiSs Alfred G. Cox on Saturday fined
Fred Lloyd, coIored, who assaulted several
white men al Kirkwood recently, $30a
costs. Lloyd was appreheDded by Cop-
stable Dickinson after long search.
MALE HELP WANTED Statesmen to
sell sutireIy or side line. improved 81 600
Accident and $3.50 Weekly Indemnity
Insurance Policy, with registration and
idegti6cation; 81 annually, New Jersey
Registry Co., Newark, n. ].
Owing to lack Of quorm the regular
meeting of the board of directors of the
New Castle County Fair Association
was postponed Tuesday afternoon. The
next meeting of the board will be held
on the bird Tuesday in February.
The Ladies' Mite Society of the Forest
Presbyterian Church has thoroughly re-
noyaGed tue main auditorium and placed
d handeome new Wilton velvet carpet on
the floor; and the congregation will wor-
ship in the auditorium on next Sunday.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
OF letters remains unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending January 18th:
Miss Ida Starkey, j. v. Fidauza, Frank
Paugle, Thomas E. Purnell, NJ. Labor
Ciera Eguazio, DR.. Benedetto Francesca.
Send along your orders for THE CELE-
BRATED WILBUR LEHIGH COAL,
Good, Clean Stock, Guaranteed FREE
FROM DIRT. Also try our SOUND
AND WELL-sEAsoNED CORD WOOD
cut to it your stove.
Phone 5 and 4S. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
Wednesday, March Sth, 191l.-Annusl
Public Sale of 100 Horses, Colts and Mules,
by William H. Collins, AZ his stables in
Smyrns, Dal., Street parade led by the
Smyrna Band. Free DinRer. VIM. H.
Collins. Ring Master D. P. HutchisoD,
Auctionesr.
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 yonr orders.
Phone 5 and 4S. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
- The matinee euchre was jelightfuIly
entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank
J. Pennington Wednesday afternoon. The
first prize was awarded to Miss May Hol.
ten; second to Mrs J. Allen johnson, and
the consolation to Mrs. J. 6. Brsgdon.
The guests first prize was won by Mrs.
Ethel Price, and the second by Miss
Laura Willis.
Mr.. Eugene Shallcross, son Of James T.
ShalIcross, has received from Mr.. E. g.
Shortledge, superintendent Of the fish
hatchery, II fne black baas, which have
been placed 10 the mill pond at she Nc
Douough Mills, near town. The fish
were very fine specimens, weighing about
one pound. and it 10 hoped the pond will
soon be well stocked.
Harvey Davis, colored, was seriously
injured 10 the yard Of the National Hote
last Saturday afternoon. Davis got int
an alteration with Lilbert Waters, o
''Middle Neck, " and in the mixup Water
Bit Davis over the head with s. club
Davis seemed 70 be dazed by the blow ant
after consulting 3 local physician, wal
advised TO 20 the hospitsl for treatment
and lei. for. Wilmington on the 6.47P. NJ
train. n 9s
Mr. HoIlins Goes Next Week