Middletown transcript., 1911-09-30
LOCAL NEWS

FRESH ana SAIL rAoh az NY ssOA0
at all times. W. Y. JONES
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
J. G. GREEN.
HIDES " AMI MED .-The highest
cash prices paid for horse and COW hides.
W. G. JONES.
The best steak, rossts, lamb and veal, at
W. G. Jones.
WANTED-S25OO ct per cent. on
first mortage. Apply to
'-'S' TRANSCRIPT OFFICE.
Chickens, Eggs, and everything usually
found in an up-to-date meat market. At
SHRIvERs MEAT MARKET
The highest cash prices paid for. hides
of all kinds. At
Oyster dealers say, after an inspection
of the beds that this years growth will
be one of the finest in many years.
Monday, October 81 being Jewish
holiday we wish to announce to our Gus
TONERS that our store will be closed until
6 O'Clock in the evening of that day.
A large assortment Of fancy bags, towels,
10th Royal and D. NC. packages suitables
for Christmas gifts.
MRS. J. Fl. EMERSON
Autumn began officially Saturday night
at elaven O'clock. The usual eQuinoctla
storm blessed Us by not putting in an ap'
pearance.
HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL, all
sizes ALWAYSin stock and under cover.
Guaranteed free from dirt. Oak Wood to
fit the stove. Phone and 48.
FOR SALE-Sorrel Mare with mule
colt by her side. Work or drive any
where. D.
Mt. Pleasant, Del
m. Scott invites the ladies of this
vicinity to attend her fall opening OF
Millinery, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
October Sd and 4th.
After October first, the library hours
W i'll be:-Tuesdays, $50 to 5; Fridays, z
to $50; Saturdays to 5. The library
will be open on Tuesday evenings for
school children exclusively.
1.-THE best Of the wine at the last of the
feast" Gays the old proyerb. So it is with
the fine display at Fogel aad Burstan's, OF
the Newest, and Finest, Autumn Styles
and Fashions. Worth your looking at,
sure! Last Day and Big Day Saturday
September 80.
Unclaimed Letters-lhe following list
of letters remains unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending Sept. 2lst:
Miss Bisie Plat, Mrs. Lydia Waters
dead letter. Mr.. George L. Hewitt, Mr..
Howard Kinslow, Mr.. Charley Platter,
Albert Stearns Dead letter. Mr.
Clarence Wright.
Seaford and Laurel still continue to exc
periencs an epidemic of hog cholera and
scores Of fine hogs are dying daily. 1t is
said the efforts of the State Live Stock
Sanitary Board have been nearly truit1ess
and the disease lie gaining Roadway rapid
" and is now coming northWard.
Extra meetings will be held at Old
Bethel NJ. E. Church, Pivot, Nd, for two
weeks beginning on next Sunday, Octo-
Der lst. Robert L. Downing, converted
actor, will be present and conduct the
services. Mr.. Downing is a forceful
speaker and fine singer. Seats are free
and everybody is welcome.
Now is the time to have your Winter
clothing cleaned. Mems Suits 81. so
trousers rs cents. Ladies skirts so and
Sl.75, Down quilts, 81 SO and 81. 90. Blan-
kets $l.00 per pair, Lace curtains $l.0O
per pair, Vests 80 cents. Kid gloves, Is
cents per pair, all lengths. We also do the
very finest dyeing.
ROBERT B. JONES.
Grocery and Meat Stand for SaIe.-Ou
grocery and meat store located on South
Broad street@uow doing nice business,
and the only reason for selling is my in.
tention to move elsewhere. Possession
any time until Jan. lst. Purchaser can
rent store room for next year.
SKINNER & CoURsEY
MIDDLETowN, DEL.
Chestnuts are plentiful on trees in al
most every section now, and present in.
dications are to the effect that they will
be much more abundant than usual. The
small boy is always picking out the big
trees which are to be his victims, and
many grown ups are looking forward to
she season for the crisp, sweet juicy nuts.
Good Samaritan Lodge, No. 9, I. o. o.
F. at its regular meeting Thursday even.
ing elected the following officers: N. g.,
W. B. Hates; V. g., Harry ManIoVei
Rec. Secretary, w. T. Pearce, Jr.i
Per. Secretary, S. E. Lewis; Treasurer.
J. F. Deakyne; Trustees, W. B. Hates
]. D. Northup and S. E. Lewis. Grand
Master Appleby will install the new
officers on the 18th.
A small colored boy entered the tobac-
co store of Mr.. Thomas Johnson on East
Main street last week and was discovered
in the act Of stealing $40 which Mr.. John
son had put away behind his counter
The boy entered the store while the pro-
prietor was standing in front of bis place
Of business and the presence of the little
sneak thief was not known until be wal
discovered in the act Of departing with
the cash. Af.er thorough repremandinG
the boy was let 60.
Mr.. Alexander Metten and family have
moved to the house just vacated by Mrs
/. A. Pennington, opposite the P.esbyteI
ian church. Mrs. Pennington will take ar
apartment in Wilmington for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph I. Gibson, Of
Odessa, will occupy the property vacated
by Mr.. Metten on or about October 18th.
The house in Odessa now occupied by
Mr.. Gibson will be occupied by Mr.. Frank
Davis, who will soon assume his new
duties as teller Of the National Bank al
Odes Q.