Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

hAsas AAs As bbAtofh bnQ nek uNuHn-
ters, Mrs. BrewDter and Miss Bertha
Sellers, have returned from West Ohes
ter.
EiwAtd +. jack left. this city on
Wednesday TO accept position fn 3
rev machine works In Washington,
d. o.
John W. Riley, 9O6 Wilson street.
has inherited 81, 200 from his unele,
who died on june 25th, 1883, in TEEN
ton, N j.
Mrs. p. J, BabcOok iB speeding a few
days at Island Heights. N. j., with her
brother, Benz. u. WhitemaB, of Penn
syivAnIa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Tdom pson, At
the p, W. g. b. shop olsr;l e ttfice, 10.
inrned yesterday from q viuit to
Sharon, Pa,
r. L. Griener, Arsistant paymastsr Of
The Pusey q Jones Company, has re
turned from Atlantic Gay and resumed
his duties.
Thomas Slavery, Of TIE Pussy g.
Jones Company, Is IN attendance Of the
paper makers convention at Saratoga,
N. Y.
Harry @. Robinson, VIM. H. Valen.
tine and - Valentine ere stopping
ct the Afghan HoaAe, Atlantic Cisy New
Jersey.
An excursion from Oxford, Pa, went
| to T loheatsr yesterday. They left OK
ford at As with about ITO passengers
on board. The train consisted OF six
ooEchss.
Tho steam dock trial of the Amuhl-
trite will take place at Harlan a. Hol.
lingsworth's eLip yards on Friday,
August 10.
Miss wilkins, Of Law oz's bazaar, is
stopping OF farmhouse near Wegt|
Grove, Pa. She is having Jolly time
with the country besuKs.
One Of jackson & sharpe's wapops
broke down at Fifth and Spruce streets
Yesterday, and blocked the street car
track for some time.
Liberty Conclaye No. 3 Heptasophs or
I W. NJ had about one hundred and
twenty persons on their excursion to Bir.
mingham Park yesterday.
Alexander J. Hart aud wife, Samuel
MURPHY, William Bush ard family,
Mrs. Patrick MousgbAn end Thomas b
smith went to Cape May yesterday.
President Cleveland, accompanied by
lbs wife, Colonel Lamont and Mrs. Fol
SON. pasted through this city on the 80
?. m. train yesterday, on the Pull man
car Idlewood,
william Bowers, dealer In ojgars, No.
2l5 W. Second street, has gone to Az,
lantic City. He will Esmain there
durInR the balance OF the week.
Frank Bosworth, of Provi fence Rhode
lblaud, and professor of the manly art, is
In town FranE says he is goihg TO open
school 10 teach the art of teli-deicnce
Jack" Lennon, OF Brooklyn, IS visit
ing bis friends around the coast. Jack
was the hero Of many four-rouud glove
contests while the Grand Central vas in
progress.
A. G. Bowie, clerk In tbs motive
rover Office At this p, W. & B. railroad
station, has returne1 from 9 vltit TO
PaDsB Greek, We.
The Harlan & Holllngsworth Company
are erec Ing large new building for
doing their mill work, the place that Is
now used for this Iurpose being entirely
too small.
Joseph X. Adams and W. G. Rosblen
had such gOoi luck In fishing OF Bet
terion, Nd, that they forwarded A boz
OF l25 perch 10 j, w. Aydon, auperin-
tenisnt Of the FIRE alarm telegraph.
Miss Josephine Robinson, George W.
Mccullough and wife, II q. Robinson
and vile, Mrs. Stangbury j. Wiley
and Mrs. J. Robinson Moore went 10
TannGrhville, N. " yesterday.
Ice cream ia no more palatab,e than
the desserts made with Bdlts Liquid
Rennet II served cold. Try II once, and
you Will want "slip or cold cultardn
every day. Ask your grocer TOR Belts
RenBet.
The Independent Methodist Sunday
school will give an excursion to Angus
tine Pier next Thursday. Some promi.
nent Philadelphia ministers are ex.
pected to attend and deliver addresses.
Ths Rsv. ]. Il, NutteT aud W. II.
Thomas, of the Delaware Conference,
have been elected respectively TO the
chairs Of historical theology and sys.
temAtic theology at the Centenary
Biblical Institute, Baltimore.
Robert Quinn and Anna Fletcher,
colored, were united in tho holy bonds
OF matTlmony on Sunday, July 10, by
the Rev. Father George j, Kelly. 1t Is
not often you hear OF q colored couple
In Delaware being married by q Ostho,
lie priest, Is very few OF them belong
" tbht lallus
DIR. Harlan sAys his fsh pond, located
at his farm about miles from our city,
has net been as snooessiul as he ex.
pected, owing to the pond being broken
from the frequent freehels, thereby let
ting the hsh escape from the enclosure
He also says he doesn't ALLOW any
angliDg in IL at the present time.
Among the pensioners whose pen-
| Bions have been recently Increased are
the following In Delaware; IsAGc Les
ley, Oannon station, Sussex County;
Thomas 8. DownhRm, 5WyomlBR,
Kent County, Mrs. Lydia Iunnell,
Georgetown, Sussex County.
Mr.. VirRinus Harrison, living at No.
832 Madison street. lock q party OF
yonnR men from MoLeAr g Kendall's
carriage shops out fishing yesterday.
lie expected to hsvs so much good luck
that he hired two transfer wagons 10
meet him ct the wharf this evening to
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