Middletown transcript., 1912-02-03
m1DDIETOwH, DEL, FEB. 8, 1919
LOCAL NEWS

Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
y. GREEN.
The best steak, ,roasts, lamb and vrar, al
W. C. Jones'.
FRESH and SALT FISH at my store
at all umes. W. U. J"NES
Wagons and Dearborns Tor safe.
r J. I. GREEN
Use "Crystaloid Dairy Feed, Ausl. Is
guaranteed at
Evans Ecbsnge Sore.
HIGHEST Cash Prices paid for all XII DIS
Of Hydes. HELDMYkR 5 oT"RE
Keen KutIer Hard wsre + frs' quaIII!
Hardware. Sold by
REDaRA E BR =.
FOR RENT-Housr on E,-I M i"
street pussession e;v-u Maze 70
Apply to MR' ii v JARVIS
HIDES WANIED-rhe highest
cash prices PAID tor horse s"d COW hIdes.
W. Z. JONES.
FOR SALE-A few choice White Rnck
Cockerels. Apply to
s. F. SHALIcROss
Odsrsa, Del.
Il pays to use good paint. Wetheriirs
Atlas Paint is good paint. Sold by
REDGRAvE BRos.
FOR SALE-Oue Sleigh and set OF
bells, both III good condition. Will be
sold cheap for cash.
]. H. EMERSON
WALL PAPER, am sole agent 10: the
Newark Wall Paper Co., ami have a full
line Of samples.
J. E. GINN
Mlddletown, Del
Do not neglect your teeth; A little at
tntiou now may save you much pain and
expense in the future.
DR.. J. ALLEN JOHNSON,
MiddietowU, Del.
WANTED-A farm on thirds. Have
my own help, and can furnish best OF
reference. Address. CHARLES NORTH.
Hockessin, De-.
Ii YOU want a good Aoor finish use Ro.
2 rs Stain floor varnish. Sold by
REDGRAvE Bros.
HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL, all
sizes ALWAYS in stock and under cover.
Guaranteed free from dirt. Oak Wood to
Fl the stove. Phone and 48.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
HORSES CLIPFED-I wish to inform
the public that am prepared to clip
horses in an up to-date manner on short
notice. }. q. CRossLAND'
Middetown Hotel Stables,
FRESH MILK-I have made arrange
ments with Mr. John Heldmyer Jr., t"
handle nv milk, where old customers or
new ones can get same at oil hours OF TIA
day. }. Z. ALsroN
FOR SALE-Lncust, Chestnut, Whi''
Ok and Ce4ar fence pusus Also shrH
htching and gate posts Fire who'd b,
the lead. NJ. MARSHALL
FieldsbOro, DEL.
After October first, the library honr-
will he:-Tussdays 8 80 30 5; Frida :,
to 8 80; Saturdays 10 5. Tne nbrar!
Will bp open on Tussiay evenings tu
school children excl sivpls.
FOR RENT The two dwellings ol.
East Cochran street, now occupied by
Messrs. A. Fugrl and E iwari Alexander.
Bath, heat, electric lights d other inI
provements Apply to
The TRANSCRIPT OFFICE.
The ladies of Forest Prrsb! IerIan
Church are planning t give a "Marths
Washington supper in Ihe Surda,
School room OH Februar, 22d. The pro.
ceeds will be for the benetit ol the church
fund.
Miss Ada L. Lock wood wishes to thank
all her kind neighbors and friends, white
and colored, for their efforts in fighting
the fire on her farm Fair Oaks" and
keeping watch during the night Of Jan
nary 24'h, 1912
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
Of letters remains unclaimed in the post
Office tor the week ending Jan 25Eh
Miss Anna Black, Kate Brown, (DeaC
Lstter) Mrs. Henrietta Hackett, Mis-
Emma Warl, Miss Lizzie Hines; Mr.. W
T. Anderson, John Baynard, Mr.. Tai
Price, Geoage Wardes, JOnn B. Cabscuna
Kis.
At q meeting OF the congregation o
Forest Preparation Church, held after thu
service on Sunday morniDg,it was decided
to discontinue the annual collection, fo
the endowment fund that mas been taker
on the Sunday before Thanksgiving fo
several years. The fund now amount
to something more than $23O0. An op
p0rtunity will be given, however, to any
one wishing to contribute to the fund, il
or1sr that the fund may be increased.
Mr.. H. P. Kelly who has been manage
for the Peninsula of the Osborne Division
Of the international Harvesting Co., ha
removed with his family to Tyrone Pa.
but will still be in the employ of th
Company. Mr.. Kelly has been four year
in Mlddlstown, and only now removes o.
account of the health Of bis family. TIL
town is loath to lose so good citizen an
bis pleasant family. His successor is MI
Charles B. Hidey Of Wilmington.
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