Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-22
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Special Correspondents EVENING JOURNAL
NEW Castle. Get 90 The tides in
the Delaware river we're consIderab bly,
lower to- day than on the three previous
days OF the week. Az one time during
the swell nothing could be seen Of the
highest pier IN the harbor,
but the three granite posts
rising like the maats Of 4 sunken vessel
from the surface. This was the highest
tide aver known here since the big freBhet
and the water was looked upon in awe
by hundreds Of people.
Full line Of patent medicines at Truitt's.
Charles O. Lunt aud Miss Harriet p
AcCasson will DE married this evening a.
the home Of the groom 3 parents corner
Chestnut and Orange streets. A mum
Der of guests from a distance have al
ready arrived and the wedding promises
to be one Of the most event
full and enjoyable social hap
penings Of the season. The Hushe
beck Orchestra, OF which Mr.. Lunt Is
the solo oornetist, will render
fine program including Men
delssohns wedding march, with
Professor Jules Reybold as the solo cor
netist.
Housewives all over the city are com
planning Of flies and think that plague
has been sent upon them. Nearly every
kitchen is swarmed with them and the
pests will not be driven out into the
chilly October air alive. They must
either be killed or allowed TO remain
Stoops's raznrs and scissors warranted.
The EVENING JOURNAL was in great
demand yesterday ia this city. nearly
everybody wishing 70 read the thrilling
story OF the murder OF Major j. Wesley
Eckles When last he visited this city
the major was fine looking soldier in
the prime OF life and was attired In full
regimentals.
Thompson has maukerel, zoe per dozen
Director Manlove OF the NJ. e. Church
choir, has prepared two fine anthems,
20 That My Load Of Sin Were Gone,
by Sweeney. and Fear Thou Not. by
Excel, to be sung on Sunday morning
and evening respectively
Mincemeat. HeckeTs buckwhest Boyle
Detective Hawkins and Hatton arrived
here this morning with Walter J. Black.
burn in charge. who was placed In the
county jail to await the sitting of court
and answer the charge OF numbering lit
tie Eddie Gardiner In Wilmington.
Blackburn did not seem az all worried at
his unenviRble position.
See the latest style Of wall paper and
border ht ]. T. Stoopss.
An unknown suuken vessel lies in the
Delaware river about fifty yards TO the
west ward Of the Billingsport Range
Lights above Thompsons Point A
schooner ran into the wreck yesterday
and broke off her topmast.
Fine Florida oranges at Thompson g.
John R. Harkins who WAS arrested on
September Q st the Wilmington fair
grounds for passing counterfeit money.
was brought TO jail here yesterday by a
deputy o. s. marshal. A true bill had
been found against him by the Grand
Jury the day before. He will be tried in
the circuit court next Tuesday.
New buckwheat. fat mackerel Boyles.
Personal.
Mrs NJ. P. Challenger has gone to
Salem, N. j., for a short stay.
John Henke is in Philadelphia givina
out large orders for goods for his store
Home made pepper-sauce Thompson
John Hammers. who has become al
enthusiastic wheelman, has gone 20 New
York city 70 witness the great bicycle
race
| J. a. Matthews Is now singer in tn
choir OF the M r. Church
Teas, coffees and pure spices At Boyle 8
Miss SRllie Roberts Of Red Lion he
returned home after pleasant stay wit
friends here
| Thompson has cranberries at 10c a.
Miss Susie Sherwood of Wilmingto
arrived here yesterday for 8 short visi
to New Castle friends