The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-01
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OF three per cent for the past six
months, clear Of all taxes, payable on
demand.
The wheat, on 20 acres OF ground
near Delaware City, belonging to WA.
johnson, was sold by Sheriff simmons
q few days ago for $500, to satisfy o
claim for rent
Robert Bowling Of Thurlowv, Pa, has
been passing few days with his
friends In Marshallton and vicinity.
Chauncey P. Holcomb started this
morning for Chicago, whore he has 40
cepted q position with the Pullman
Palace Car Company.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. N Keigwin, the
Rev. and Mrs. George M. Thompson
and E. A. Humphrey went to New York
yesterday and will sail for Europe to-
day.
O. H. Eaton of Netherfo I'd, Texas
and Miss Ida McNulty will be married
at the residence OF the brides parents,
No. $40 Market street. on Monday even
ing.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rlage OF j. II. Colquhoup. druggist Of
West Chester, brother OF Registrar W.
Q. r. Colquhoun Of this city, to Miss
Lille L. Maxson on July 0, at the BRIDES
home, No. 2Ol5 Diamond street, PhiIa-
delphia.
The families of Alfred S. Elliott, Hoi-
stein Harvey and J. d. Slsler will go
to Manchester, Mass, next week, to
pass the summer.
Mrs. W. T. Cause has gone to
Roanoke, Va, on pleasure trip.
The members OF the Young Mems
4 Christian Association OF Hockessin are
making. great preparations Tor their
picnic In Spencer Chambers grove,
Saturday, and have arranged an inter
estlng program to entertain the large
crowd they expect to attend.
A hop will be given In Odd Fellows
Hall, Hockessin, on Friday evening,
under the management Of I. II. Walk
or, g. s. Thompson, F. d. Baldwin, @.
L. McVaugh, E. s. Thompson.
Tho collection taken by Unitarian
Church on SUNDAY for tho fresh air
fund amounted to $500, and has been
forwarded to Wilmer Palmer, treasurer
OF the Associated Charities.
A row between father and son In q
house on VanBuren street below Third,
, attracted o great crowd to that vicinity
last night. The quarrel. however, was
more noisy than physically violent and
no one was hurt.
Mt Salem and Riddles Sunday
! schools will have Fourth of July
Jubilee in Rockford Park. Presiding
Elder Murray and the Rows. John
France, John Y. Dobbins. d. D., and
w. H. Avery will deliver addresses.
The directors OF the Delaware rail-
road have declared a semi-annual divl-
dend OF three per cont, payable on and
after July LIST.
Collector Of taxes Fredus A. Stur.
geon, OF Christiana hundred, paid
receiver 81 taxes John I. Dlckey So,
s4932, the amount due the county, on
Tuesday.
National banks will be closed Satur-
day, July 4th. II you have any papers
maturing that day you had better at
tend to them the day previous.
Benjamin Hawkins, foreman OF the
bridge carpenters on the Delaware
road, cut one OF his feet quite badly
with an adze at Clayton on Tuesday.
A nu mber of the employees in the
shops OF the p, w. & B. Railroad Com.
pany In this city was laid off thi:
morning for few days.
Rev. Mr.. G. Budd, Of Smyrna, who
recently graduated at Dickinson Col.
lege, has been appointed by Presiding
Elder Wilson to Seafofd during the
disability OF the Rev. K. @. Jones.
The ladies OF the Wesley NJ, E
Church will hold Fourth OF July cele
bration in their tent near the church
on Saturday evening, open at $50
There will be speaking, music and re-
, freshments. Admission free. All are
invited.
F. O. Taylor Il Co, druggists. 4th