The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
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The steamer Republic made a trip
to Cape May to-day.
NJ II. Dayett, of Christiana village,
o 1ers good oung COW and calf for
sale.
George Broadbent will take the place
of ofSamuelA. Priceas superintendent OF
the Front and Union streets railway.
Edward W. Pyle has been granted
letters of administration on the estate
of Delaware Thompson late Of this city.
Bessie Nields, an eIghteen-year.o
daughter OF the late Lieutenant Nields,
Of West Chester, died few days ago.
The Redeemer Home Circle will give
strawberry festival in Eden Hall this
evening, Nay 30th and Monday eye-
ming, June list.
The Authors Carnival. recently held
In the Opera House, cleared s1,065.56
for the benefit OF the Homeopathic
Hospital.
d. McCusker, No. 2le West Second
street, has large stock OF fine shoes
and he Is determined to sell at tho
lowest prices.
Presiding Elder Murray will preach
on Sunday morning ut Newport, In tie
afternoon AZ Stanton, and ut Hockessin
In the evening.
Gideon B. Guyer and daughter
started this morning for Atlantic City,
where they will remain for the sum
mer,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Relief
Association paid TO the family OF
Edward Larken of Hayre de Grace
yesterday S2,5 500 as death benefit.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Maggie L. Moore, OF 1915 Della
ware avenue, to Samuel B. Clark, OF
this city, next Wednesday evening.
The Brandywine NJ. Z. Sunday school
will give an excursion to Chestnut
Grove next Thursday on the steamer
Thomas Clyde.
The Elkton base ball club will play
the Friends School of Wilmington on
the home gaounGs of the latter on
Thursday, June 4th.
There Is considerable complaint of
hucksters at Fifth and Madison streets
crowding out in the streets, not leav-
ing wagons room to drive through.
Peter Nc Conaughy one of the oldest
locomotive engineers in the service of
tho r., W. Il B. Railroad, died at his
residence No. GA Pine street on
Thursday night.
The Middletown base ball club,
known as tho Quicksteps, was de-
feated by a Cecilton nine at the latter
place on Monday afternoon by score
of IL to Is.
Mr.. Edward Taylor. OF Elkton, ne.
gotlated this week the sale of the Fow-
ler farm near Childs' station. contain.
inglll2 acres to DIR. Mclaughlin, OF
this city, for $500.
Ex-Departnent Commander Peter b.
J Ayars, OF the q. A. r., went to Bridge
port, n. j., this morning to deliver the
Grafton at the celebration exercises OF
John A. Dix Post of that place.
The remains of James w. King, who
resided ut No, 1913 West street, will be
I Inferred tomorrow afternoon at vii.
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
Services at the house at two O'Clock.
The marriage OF Charles PYLE Ia
Miss Mamie Crozier the only daughter
i OF J, Eli Crozler, will take place at the
) residence OF the brides father, on Broad
street. ON the 4th of June.
George d. Cloud, who has been un-
! der the care of DIR. Joseph Ii. Chandler,
OF Cehtreyllle, for several weeks, L.
now greatly improved in health and
/ his recovery is fully assured.
= Eureka Conclave, No. 5 Heptasophs,
Will meet at their hall tomorrow after.
noon at 1880 to attend the funeral OF
robert Shakespeare, which leaves the
I house, No. SO5 s. jackson street. ut z
p. III.
The wedding of Henry Way and
; Mary Il. Heald will take place at the
! Temperance House at Hockessin, ON
the 10th OF June, and ii is entirely safe
to say that no bride has ever gone ont
, OF the valley with more friends than
Mary Heald.
+ A valuable horse belonging to En-.
!. NOR l.. Taylor, who carries on the
wheelwrighting and smlthing Mt the
I Burnt Mills. just over the Delaware
+ limo in Kennett Township, Pa, was at.
tackled with something like lockjaw q
- few daya npo