The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-03
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A line entertainment VIII be ghvon In
the Hockessin M. 8. Church this even
ing.
A Longwood sociable will be held at
Indian Deep, on Saturday, September
9th.
Wells, Herring & Company, OF Mid
dletown, are putting up 10000 cans OF
tomatoes day.
Captain Joseph Bonsall has ptlrchas-
ed tho Gulon farm, Ia miles east OF
Dover, for OIL $50.
A handsome rectory is being erected
for Chrlst's Episcopal Church, Du Points
Banks, Christiana Hundred.
Cochran, Talbot n Co.. proprietors OF
the Middletown creamery, are making
5000 pounds OF butter week.
Albert NJ. Mortlock had his arm in.
jured at the works of the TRUMP Bros.
Machine Company on Tuesday.
: The corner stone OF the new M. +.
Church at Leipsic, Kent county, will
be laid on Sunday, the 18th inst.
St. Joseph's Catholic school, Eighth
and French streets, will be open for
the colored children next Monday.
A. l.. johnson, Eighth and Shipley
streets. oilers Tor sale number OF
new houses in desirable locations.
Rev. Julius Dodd OF Garrison's, on
the Hudson, preached in st. PauIs NJ.
II. Church last Sunday evening.
The Rev. X. X. Stephenson of Smyrna
has accepted an invitation to become
pastor of BrandywIne Church next
conference year.
Mrs. E. NJ. Moore, OF Mil Creek
hundred, who recently fell and was
very badly injured is convalescent and
is now able to sit up. ...... .-
W. G. Robelen, lOs West It'll street,
has q No. l American claret
which he is selling for $l.00 per gal
Ion. Try 1t.
Messrs. Richardson and Robins, of
Dover. have disposed of their pack of
Bartlett pears. over 5000 baskets, to
London parties.
Thomas i. Dunn. a Dover Journal
list, viii become assistant business
manager of the New Haven Conn,
Palladium.
A bright boy who Is disposed to make
himself generally useful may find a
place In the dry goods storb. No. A
West Second street.
More new electric cars arearriylng.
Two were sent out to the Fifth and
Union depot and there are more at the
p, w. IL b. freight station.
The marriage of Edward S. Beeswlck,
of Milford, and Miss Harriet L. Jack.
son. OF Wilmington, will be sulemnized
on Sept. Sth, In Calvary Church.
Two Crawford's late peach trees on
the farm of Jas. 2. Hoffecker, near
Smyrna, In the tenure of James Star
ling, yielded 80 baskets OF pehches.
The West Presbyterian orchestra dis.
coursed some very elegant music last
evening at Mr.. Robert Armstrong;
residence, No. SIT Jackson street.
The Friendship Fire Company of
Harrisburg and the Union Company OF
York will be the guests of the Friend
ship Company of this city in October.
st. Paurs X. @. congregation will
open q bazaar in the basement of the
church at Fourth and jackson streets
In November to lift matured note
for 5000 against the church.
John Crozier, who has been the
obllging and pleasant ULion News
Agent at hennett for soma time has
resigned In favor OF John Fhhey Jr.
The Rev. Mr.. Bond of Newark will
ollciute at a church service to be held
ut the Bright House, Henlopen City,
on Sunday morning next. ... w..
Z. L. Rice, architect, has Engaged Ia
prepare the plans for the Episcopal
chapel to be erected Mt Henlopen City
He will donate the plans MS i subscrip
tion to the building fund.
The Rev. DR.. C. A. Grise, who Ia in
the Inst year of his pastoratb at Bran
DIVINE Church has received several
pastoral calls, but has not yet accept
ed amy of them,
Joseph Pyle started last evening for
Cleveland, Ohio, where no will attend
! the annual sessions OF thb National
Chieitnins League and great Council
OF the United States, lmp'd. 0. r. NJ.
A Paris cablegram to tho N. Y. Her
aid says: Mr.. George II, Bates oil
Wilmington Del, has gone to London
after brief visit to Paris. He salls
FOR America on September I'd on the
steamship Ohio.
| G. Harrington who for the last few
years has been experimenting the
Acme Lime t9uarries is now superin
tending tho quarries at Falkland
Del, for A. q. Morris d CO.
Chief Engineer Robins On, OF tn,
Wilmington Fire Department yester
day received letter of thanks from
George A. Blake, president of the Elk
ton Council for the efficient work o
the Wilmington tlremen last Sunday
At a special meeting OF the Stree
and Sewer Directors held last night
tho contreet for printing the Chief En-
gineers report was awarded to TIL,
Diamond Printing Company, and fol
printing the annual report to Tht
1iereantlle Printing Company.
Last Monday Lewis T. lIurd, LIVING
on the James u. Boggs farm, neal
Cheswold, Kent County, wins serlousl,
hurt by falling from shed in such /
manner as to break both OF his arm,
and his nose also Or. Smith was call
ed In, A great deal of SYMPATHY is ex
pressed In his neighb orllood for thu
sufferer.
Cards are out announcing the mar