The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-01

Corfeapohdonce OF the hopnDiicah.
FAuIKLAND, Del. April LIST. Brandy
wine Springs Dramatic Association are
practicing In their hall preparatory to
presenting the play Nevada" In Odd
Fellows Hall Hockessin, next Tuesday
evening.
The funeral Of Thomas Conner, of
Ashland, took place on Monday. In
terment was made In st. Joeeph's
Cemetery, DuPont,s Banks.
Falkland Lyeeum will meet Thurs
day evening In the school house Of
district No. SO, The question for de-
bate will be WAS the lynehlng OF the
Italians by the citizens OF New Orleans
iustiflable? Dir. L. II. Ball and r. w.
Crook affirmative and Rev. John ID.
Blake and Charles w. Dempsey, mega
tive. In addition the regular pro-
gramme will DO rendered.
J. @. Dryer, of Wilmington, has Just
completed contracts with s. A. Bailey,
Thompson L. Bailey and WIN. jerks
Fell, for apple trees, which he Intends
using In manufacturing furniture.
George c. Clarke, miller at this place,
has decided TO continue business at his
old stand.
Vim. jerks Fell and family will re-
move from Philadelphia to their sum-
mer residence at this place next week.
Our popular school-teacher, Miss
Amelia r. Piser. is spending the Easter
holidays at her home in Middietown.
During her absence the school is clos
ed.
Every one awaits the passage OF the
bill in the Legislature referring to the
Brandywine Springs Railway Company
with bright hopes.
Barkersviile people are in high glee
over the recent lemonade "Bill."
The managers of the Brandywine
Springs Improvement Company, are
patiently awaiting for good weather.
that they may begin the erection OF
several new buildings. Their intention
Is TO make this the most profitable sea-
son that this resort has yet had. The
recent charter granted them by the
Legislature, will give them privileges
that they have not Ind heretofore.
DIR. l.. Ii. Ball will, as soon as the
weather permits, make several i'm
provements around his home.
Mrs. Joseph Leach has an attack OF
the grip, as has several others In this
vicinity.
Mrs. Addle Thomas, OF Wilmington,
is visiting relatives In Marshallton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Clark, spent
Easter with relatives In Chester.
AtCNs bolit ~. tpidhC 10 SOfbthl
improvements made in and around
the Red Clay Creek Church's parson
age.
David A. Cornbrooks, will engage IL
the poultry business during the mex
year. He will shortly have in stool
some very fine breeds.
John Il. Mullins reports that hi
newspaper route Is rapidly increasing
Next Sunday he will have on sale fol
the first time Saturday Globe" anl
will also have good supply of New
York Recorders, giving away with eacl
of the latter handsome lithograpl
picture. IA 81 inches. 1t would b,
we'll to order from him at once.
Agents Guide appears to-day tn,
publishers claim that is the only anc
best family paper published in Della
ware.@If the representatives of on
town and those that have not seen ii
should send TO the publishers for
free copy.
, Our respected opponent, in the sis
tor town of Marshallton, seems to b,
; continually kicking on something
Some time ago bridge-tenders We're a
! stake, now it is repairs to the railroad
station, As u matter of fuct the las
: named is really needed. But in tn
meantime, while the cry Is fresh i
: memory, why not have the static
! pfint7l "red'2 april fools day
: Skipple, old chappie, don't cherknow,
aud they will soon be after me-