Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
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DR.. and Mrs. Jacob Todd will start on
their trip TO Nova Scotia tomorrow.
Consul Horace G. Knowles vii! leave
this city for New York on the 3lst inst.
o. look at thisi 30 good sweet water
melons at smeltz g. Co., 10 e. 4th street.
Mr.. Alfred Rumford and family left
for Cape May, N. j., to-day to spend ten
days beside the ocean.
Miss Viola, daughter OF Joshua Lltzen-
burg, is visiting relatives and friends at
Hillborough, Md.
Miss Ella Lang and niece, Miss Bessie
Reed, are summering at Hartford Co.,
Md.
William Hamann seemed to DO enjoy
ing himself at Brandywinc Springs last
evening with party of friends.
William A. Storrie. nephew OF Regis
trar William II. Lee, received his diploma
yesterday from the State Normal School
OF Pennsylvania.
John 7. Hudson and his lady friend
Visited camp last evening. John is suf-
ierlDg with sprained ankle, we are
sorry to say, and cannot ride his bicycle.
Benny" Blake was at the Springs
last evening and enjoyed himself tripping
the ligh. fantastic toe.
Misses Matte Burnside aud Carrie and
Irene Baldwin were at Brandywine
Springs last evening.
"Pausy" Griffith was conspicuous
figure at Camp Phil Sheridan last even.
ing accompanied by two handsome young
ladies'. 'pansy" enjoyed himself in the
dancing pavilion.
NJ Io,tr uua1 a,l hls Isdv f,ia,J
visited Brandywine Springs last evening.
himself.
Charles 8. Gawthrop sailed from New
York this morning. on the steamer City of
Berlin for London. His parents accom-
panied him TO New York in order to see
him off.
Corporal Willie Taylor, of Company
A, was visited by two of his brother
| typos las; evening. Judging from the
rumber OF young ladies that congregate
around Willie's tent be must be very
popular with the fair sex. The Corpo.
raj looks very much improved In health
since he parted with his brother typos
one week ago. ..
Dick Taylor, Of Company A, told Q
friend last evening that no was very
/ eoity thhs Sttup btohc no Lt
never enjoyed himself better In his lite.
Dick is looking well.
| Mr.. Woolsey w. Hudson, living in
Lewes, is reported to be dying. Mr.. II.
Is over so years Of age aud Is the father oil
the Rev. Cornelius Hudson, OF Mills.
boro. .r.-..
There will be two night-bloominp
cereus in bloom tonight at the house
of Joseph Graham, No. 1906 Marke,
street. ..5.
| Ray & NickersDn have rented the store
No. 1925 French street, formerly occupied
by the late Mr.. Miller as junk shop, In
order to continue the same business.
Two men entered the berry patch oil
Mr.. Cross, below the village OF Christians
and when ordered of abused the gIrIs
shamefully. Had MIR. Cross been at home
they might have been taught u Lesson.
Milard Hudson of G Company, has q
fine soldielly appearance. He says he
never had SO much fun In his life.
Willard tells us that he had several oil
the fair sex to visit him on Sunday, and
they were all stuck on his shape. He
has gained four pounds during the en-
campment,
A man residing at No. 10 Robinson
street, had the misfortune to get caught
this morning between car at the Third
street railroad shops aud had his left arm
broken, besides fracturing his lett ant
right collar bone and being otherwis,
bruised about the body. DIR. Howard
0gle reduced the fracture.
The old landmark at Sixth and Orang,
streets has beon completely demolished
and Is now n thing OF the pact.
w. Y. Warner offers his bazaar AMI
stables on Maryland avenue for rent at
reasonable figure. Any one wishing to en-
gage in the livery or sale business will hI,
this a good opening.