Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
TH|R D EDITION.
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Hon. Charles B. Lore is suffering from
an attack OF sickness.
Harry Ii. Johuson and wife have
gone TO Bed ford Springs.
NJ. j. M. Phillips and wife are
visiting relatives at Still Pond, Md.
Deputy Collector j. b. Clarkson has
returned from a trip through Canada.
lillian G. Gibbons, who has been
laid ur for several weeks, is now CON-
valescent-
After a weeks sojourn in the Catsk Ill
Mountains, N. Y, Frank Carpenter
has returned to this city.
Miss Minnie warfisld of this city is
visiting relatives at SeafoId, Sussex
county.
Mrs. Edward kowery, Of Milford,
who had not been married but nine
months, died ON tho 10Th inst
Mrs. Edward Kirn aud daughter Mel
lie, are visiting friends down tho
State.
The Chester County Agricultural
Society will hold its exhibition ct West
Chester, Pa, on Thursday, the 18th of
Septembe ber.
The firm of Pyle and Bratton
have dissolved partnership. See
notice in another column OF the RErUB-
lican.
Mrs. Thomas j. Ryan, No. 1913
Chestnut street, tAis city. has gone to
visit some OF her friends in Philadel-
phia, and Camden, New Jersey.
Miss Mamie Mcclure, of this city,
has gone to visit some OF her friends in
Elkton, Md. She expects to be gone
about ten days.
Councilmen Merris Taylor, Blake,
Newell and Farrell, were out riding on
Thursday afternoon, In two seated
carriage.
Workmen are engaged on the Will
mington and Western Railroad, in
taking up the old GLOSS ties and re-
placing them with new ones.
Charles Simmons, Of the firm Of
Summons & Bro lumber dealers, and
his family started yesterday morning
for Maine to remain month.
Mrs. Laura Osgood Hardness returned
10 day from her visit to New Hampshire
and will open her school in the early par
of September
Miss Elsie May Russell has returned
10 her home, corne- of Seventh ant
Adams streets, much benefited il
health by her seven week trip to New
York and Coney Island.
George NJ. Hayes las severed his con
nection with the M!idletown Trart
cript, and after a weeks rest will fin
employment in the ttfice of the Ne'
Era.
Mr.. Bayari S,ville, formerly of thi
city, but now of Baltimore, Maryla
paid Wilmington visit to-day. NJ
Saville is looking well and is pictul
Of health.
John Hamilton, Jr., of the firm
John Hamilton a. Sons, grocers, Se'
enth and Benne streets, has gone
Atlantic for a week Tor the benefit {
his health, and may be found at Miller
cottage.
Augustus son OF Captain Charlie
Robinson, of ST.. Georges; was shot
the right arm ON Monday last by u
accidental discharge of gun. DIR. l
Witt dressed the wound and it is doil
as well as could be expected.
Among to.dsy's passengers for Ca
May were ohm Jonss, John Peopl
add daughter, Mrs. James Wal
Ierman j. McAu len and wife, Rlcha
L. Poyn,er and wife, Mrs. JeremL
Nahoney aud Alexander Hart.
Mr.. Deacon L Taylor, who has be
.ocsted az Plttsburg. Pa. ,fsr some til
past, engaged in tAe boiler covert
business with Nh James T ,dd, has *
out his Interest 10 M. Todd and retul
cd TO this city. Mr.. Tay lor repo
business very aIll.
Edward J. Carson, formerly OF t
city, but now OF Brooklyn, n Y, " Ia
he is employed on the Brooklyn brid
is visiting friends here and says Il
Wilmington appears dead and d
compared with his present holne, VIII
he sees not less than two huud
thousand persons Cross the bridge ev
day.