Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
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DIVER, july 2l.-Yestarday morning
Howard @. alaioney and Miss Ida dieset
were MARI ed Mt the home OF the brides
PARENTS, near town, by the Rev. t. q Terry
IheY will spsnd a week IN a cottage al
Kits HaMmGck.
The y. Il, sunday school. with about 800
scholars, plenieked at Kits Hammock yes
terday. They had royal time. The vii.
low Grove Bnnd ~. school also spent the
day ut tue populHr res ,rt
David Walls and W. q. Thompson have
removed to Cape Charles whore they will
take charge OF u hotsl at that place.
The grist mill OF Alexander Laws near
town has not bsen abls to run for about 10
days on account OF the low water In the
pond,
4 The camp nesting woods looks like a
small city. Almost all the tents have been
erected but the number continues to In
creSzo.
DOVER. July %, Tho following persons
left this mornlng on the Peninsula editorial
excursion to Saratoga; II. o. Carpenter and
family, James l.. Wolcott and WIFE, Joseph
| Burchenal, MIR. and Mrs. James r.. Carroll,
Mrs. Emma Barker. Miss Ban an Wil3s, Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. W. Cannon and daughter May,
Il. ID. Dunn, T. X. Jones, Miss Emma Pen.
newill aud Mrs. Wilson L. Cannon.
Deputy Coroner Butler held an Inquest ON
the remains OF William Loaf VINO was found
| deAd HI stated IN Yesterday EVERY EVEN.
ING. From the evidence 1t was learned that
Loaf was b. bjocted TO attacks of vertigo. He
attended msetlng In tina evaning and be-
came overheated and proceeded home
! alone. A verdict OF death from unknown
| cause was rendered.
Company D., ID. N. O., left this morning
on the special following the $40 express for
the encampment, about IS strong.
Aeolored boy named Patton fell out OF a
I N Ia rNAE - H.
| Tuesday night ami severely cut his head
| DR.. j. Ii. Wilson dressed the wound.
A very pretty little dancs was given In
Culbreath's Hall last evening. Among
those present we're: Mrs. T. g. Clarke, Miss
Olive Hillyard, Miss Nellie selmssr, Miss
Emma Pennewlll, Miss Name Oulbreatn,
| Miss Melissa Chambers, Mics Bassie Colll-
son. Miss Emma jump. Mr.. John Craig,
Miss Julia Jones, Miss CLARA CLARK, Miss
| Logan. Miss May Anderson, Mrs. George
A. MillinRton and Misses Aimeds and
Emma Day. messrs. W. O. Wallace, G. E.
Dawson. William salisbury. Howard Gut
breath, Howard B. Taylor, y. Harlan,
ri gely Harrington, William Knight, David
+. Davis ana Victor CLARK.
DovER, July 2s.-.spring Branch camp
was well attended yesterday. DIR. J. Ii
Caldwell preached In the morning and the
Rev. P. Fl. Rawltns In the afternoon. The
camp has been SUCCESS In every sense. 1t
will break to-day.
DR.. J. Il. Caldwell left this morning for
Brandywlne Springs.
Five colored persons were immersed 10
Silver Lake, at the foot OF Washington
street, yesterday afternoon.
Some OF Doyer's horsemen are rather
hastv In bstting on the speed OF their
flyers. One day last week Loockerman
street butcher who GAYS he never takes
anybody,s dust went out 10 the fair grounds
track and sped his horse around the course
In what he thought WAS a q 80 gait. A prac-
tical joker who was timing him confden-
tally gave the time as 2.35 The butcher
managed to arrange match with two local
sports for Good-e!zsd wager as TO his
horses speed. Saturday was the day
selected, but for some cause It was impos-
possible to beat 2. 80 and Jake lost. He has
bought new hat with which Waterbury
watch Is given, and says he will hereafter
do his own timing.
DovER, July SO.--There will be services
in the Presbyterian church next Sunday,
the Rev. w, q. Oatrnes of Bart, Lancaster
county, Pa, will preach la the absence of
the Rev. J. + Stoneeipher, WHO'S at present
In ERston, Pa.
The directors otthe Dover Building Loan
Association met last evening. This report
OF the secretary showed an Indebtedness
OF % 296.l2 and Interest $2l0 or a total of
% 606.22. wnioh was disposed OF for
$4,000. This will practically close the assn
citation, which has been running III years
and fiva months. There will be no more
payments, therefore great many people
have been relieved Of burden and now
own their houae. The directors will meet |
again In two weeks when the final settle
ments will be made. 1t Is reported that u
new loan will be started Immediately.
Ripe peaches are a curiosity here, but !
David Hancock, residing on Bradford |
street, has tree 10 his yard which has
about dozen nice large, lusclous peaches
on 1t.
The rain OF the last four days has been |
God. send to the farmers In this vicinity. |
Vegstation looks up and large quantities OF |
cabbage. tomatoes and cantsioupes are In
market and can be bought at reasonable
prices.
The foundation for the 75.foot brlok
smoke-stack has besn laid at the Water
works and will soon be completed. 1t Is to
be 10 feet higher than tho old one. The ].
NJ. Chambers Packing Company Is putting
up large quantities OF huckleberries.
The catalogues for the Delaware State
Fair have been issued.
John Lynch, a young man living with d.
ii. Kuotts on the bay road, met WITH a pain,
full accident Monday afternoon. He with
several workmen was working on the road
and while digging under an embankment 1t
oaved In on him and broke his left leg, the
flesh. DR.. T.. o. Clements was sent for and
reduced the fracture. 1t Is fsG,el that
will be necessary.
Camden camp commences Friday, and q
portion OF the residents OF Dover woo pre-.
fer to spend weeks vacation IA quiet soil
tude in the woods TO othsr summer resorts
are all making great preparations TO move
10 the grounds. A great many have oeen
In the inability of Mr.. 5imp-
son to erect enough tents. 1t is also said
mat there is not room enough on the
grounds. This historic and beautiful
ground lies about ona-hslt mile from
Damden, two milea from Dover and few
miles from Delaware bay. Ii has bsauti-
'ul grove and several large springs afford
ing excellent water, Extensive improve
nents have been made. large
auditorium 6ixS4 feet has been erected
IA which to hold the services. Two large
houses have been built. The
ground Is regularly laid out into avenues
and walks. Being convenient to a number
II large towns and considering the fact
hat many people are coming from tae diff.
erent states, the outlook is fiattering for a
arge attendance. TIE meeting is national
n character rhe entire management Is
inder the National Holiness Association. A
arg9 corps OF workers from rhls assooia-
ION Will be present during the meeting.
Bishop William Taylor, the well-known
missionary ts expected to be present |
August I'd and 4th.