Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
Personal.

Personal.
Miss Hattie 0toey, Of BaltimoFs, IA
visiting friends In this oity.
Mr.. Aonso T. Mllohsll has returned
home from Brandy wine Summit Camp.
Manuel Rishenberger and son left for
Cape May. where they Will spend q week s
vacation,
Mrs. CLARK, widow OF tho late BsnjA-
min Ozark, 10 visiting Ht the Brandy.
wine Springs for her hUAlth.
Mrs. Pfentiss and Mr.. Edwin q Saw.
don ard brother are registered 81 the
Brandy wine Springs Hotel.
Mt. John Hudson has accepted . po-
clifton at the Lottery Oboe, corner OF
Eighth and Orange streets. He com.
mtncea his duties on Wednesday.
J. II. Primrose, formerly Of this city |
bat nov engaged in the mercantile \
business In Smyrna, 10 in the city to
day.
Thomas W. Smith, Of the p, W. q
b. Railroad Company, returnsd HON
on Sunday from = short visit among
friends in Pennsylvania,
The family OF Mr. Charles Cook, who
have been visiting relatives in West
Chrttsr during tho past week, returned
10 their home In this city yesterday 81.
EtrnO0n.
Frank MAehl paid q visit 10 our ofice
this morning, h Aving Just returned from
hiB summer vacation He will conduct
the candy business the coming aeAton
at the Academy Of Musio.
T. Gardner, the well-known oyster
dealer, Seventh and sh ipley streets, who
went TO Europe some weeks ago, will sell
from Queenstown for home on the nth OF
IncIt month.
| Harry 8. Brown, formerly of the staff
Of the REPUBLICAN Is in this city and
called on his friends; City Solicitor, j..
Frank Ball; President OF Council, J. G..
r Farra; Col, Z P.Freye and Major Charl,s
II. j. Beckett
Mr. Henry S)Bller, one Of the mana.
gers OF the Opera House, IL suffering
from an attack of Inability, resulting
from overwoTk In fitting mp the Operh
House and preparing for the coming
season Of entertain nente.
/, T. LESLEY Carpenter CLERK OF the
Street and Sewer Department returned
home this morplnR, and resumed his
dutieS. He had good time and TOOK
3 In all the sights from here TO the Oatt-
kill mountains.
WIlliAm s. Minor, . student ~ the
- Medical Department Of the UntveTsitJ
i. LOT PcnUsylvRnlN, rode to this city from
! Philadelphia on his bicycle yesteIdAy
h He IL visiting the family OF his uncle
IS W. 8. MoNAiT.
Miss Hursh, of New York. who hA
been Waiting Nj. Meyer Meyers, .
Fifth and Market streets, for the pas
ten dAJs, returned home to day. Mis
II, 10 = very pretty brunette, with Eoi
l.. DARK eyes ard very lAdy.liks In her de
pertinent. she thinks Wilmington
nice city, but said there Ia no pIRos LII
New York 70 her liking.
"Bnly" and "Diok," two good oun
follows, failed TO turn 10 bed SAtuTdH
= evening bsiora some OF their friend
>, on Sunday morning. In consequence
Of which, this night being cool, the
II never awok0 until near 10 O'Clock Sue
day morning Ru1 missed their usaI
morning church ,ervices.
TX Ga Monday evening they went I
n bed, some say at z O'Clock and othtI
Is nearer u They slept and snofed q
their eyes until tue old clock in Oh
chimney corner struck 7 80 on Tee
day morning They both GWrke wilt
ttSrt aud ont OF bed they jumped an
"a into Iheir clothes they got with light
ning-liks rsDidity, Dick got dow
first to start the hte, white Billy pJ
III the dishes on f1r two. This wind bein
NJ contrary the Are refused to burn ss iAl
n 40 Il G two lit.Ie fellows wished, bu
q Dick, WHO has the patience OF Job.
81 last tald the meal WAS ready--so wei
81 the boys After q bAs'y meal the
mate slreaks for their WORK.