The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-07
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Mics Tlllie Young, OF Chester, is Wis
itlng friends In our oily. 80
Edward Wood and wife are visiting
Mr.. d, II. Smith, at Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter McLear spent
the Fourth at Watkins Glenn.
DIR. ]. Lippincott, 70s French street.
Chronic and Painful Diseases Spe-
eialty.
Miss Clara MCGUIRE is visiting her
uncle, John p. Perry, on Rose street.
Chester. Pa.
Charles I. R. Bates has entered with
his father Geo. II. Bates. esq, uron
the study OF law.
Mrs. William Donovan, with her son
George, Is visiting friends on Penn
street, at Chester.
The steamboat Columbian was put
In the dry dock OF the II. Il H. Com.
plny on Tuesday.
DR.. Lucratia King OF Rising Sun. Pa.
IL visiting her sister, Mrs. John Evans,
No. 1923 West street.
John Crime offers for sale the stock
and fixtures OF his cigar store, Chest
nut and Monroe streets.
Plerson & Burke. No. Oil Market
street, wish tailor for busheling,
during July and August.
Miss Eta Steelmnn who has been
vlslting Miss lizzie Heacock at Ches.
ter, Pa, returned yesterday.
Stowelps Evergreen sugar corn, the
most popular OF sugar corn, at J. j.
Smiths, Fourthsand Shlpley streets,
DR.. Emil Hertel has announced his
candidacy for the position of County
Com missioner, sub eot to Democratic
rules.
Chas. Beadenkopf and family of this
city and friends from Baltimore have
gone to Ocean Grove Tor several
weeks.
The children OF the Rev. Stephen
Parkin's class, at St. Johns Church,
will have picnic In Tatnall's woods
tomorrow.
The Chester horse chr carried over
1900 passengers on the Fourth. II
was the bigg est days business the
road has ever done.
John s. Mullln and family OF thk
city have taken quarters on the fary
OF John Darlington, near West Ches-
ter, Pa, for the summer.
Steward Hopton ofSo7 Orange street
and daughter. Mrs. Antrim Worrilow
/ OF No S35 Tatnall street. are spending
week In New York and Brooklyn.
DR.. II. McCray's bay mare Sadie NJ.
of Chester Pa, won tho $1,000 purse at
| Belmont yesterday. She made the
three heats in 2.l9, 2.1914 and 2,17A.
Elk. Gov. Biggs has 10. 600 trees-on his
farm in Queen AIMS County, Nd, and
the Governor says he will not gather
over 1000 baskets off OF all his tees.
The German-Amerlcan Republican
Club, numbering 100 members held
| preliminary meeting last evening
and decided to organize on August 9th.
Lawrence Ford, telegraph operator
at Fairville, Pa, WINS SO badly shocked
on Thursday by lightning, that he did
not recover the use of his arm until
next day.
Mrs. John Jenkins died at the resi-.
dence OF her son. Joseph, No. 90d
Franklin street. last evening. She
was OF years old and had been Ill for.
some time.
Plans have been prepared for,-A
building to be known as the New Cen
trail Market on King street below Ninth
by L. RowIey architect, and work will
soon be commenced.
In the Orphans Court yesterday
morning the commission appointed TO
appraise the estate OF the late James
Toy In Christlana Hundred reported 10
to be worth $4,000.
A delegation from the Chester Gold.
en- giles will visit this city on Friday
evening, and take part In the public
installation ceremonies of tho Brandy.
wine Castle X. G. L.
Letters teStamentary on the estate
of Marion l.. Hardcastle of st. Georges
Hundred were granted by Register of
Wills J. Wilkins Cooch yesterday to
Annie l.. Hardoastle.
WIN. O Martin offers q suitable ra
ward for the recovery OF large roam
horse that strayed or was stolen from
pasture field on the Ely farm OF w.
DUPONT, about the first II st.
The Morning News Publishing Co.
are receiving their new Cox Duplex
Perfecting rress to-day and expect to
have 1t In running order by the last Of
this month. 1t cost $1,000,
The horse attached to tho delivery
wagon OF Carlisle and Co. No. 309
on Shlpley street, but sustained little
nnge except breaking shaft.
~. Hurry Morrison, formerly o ma
AMI Hollingsworth Company, has gone
to Washington, where he has accepted
II position III tho Navy Department
jasper Darlington, OF West Chester,
Pm. has In his pos session a SNUFF box
that he found while attending the
mass meeting at Chadds Ford in 1910.
1t has on tho lid log cabin and bar.
rel of cider.
While turning over some old papers
The other day Mrs. Charles Justison.
No 100 Scott street, found piece OF
old continental scrip issued In 1915,
with: 10 counterfeit is death,n on
the back OF it,
The ground was broken for the new
hospital at Chester, Pa. with appro-
pirate ceremonies on Tuesday. Mrs.
Joseph II, L Coates, wife OF the Mayor,
lifted the tirst-sod, and addresses were
made by several local notables. The
building and site will cost nearly
$50. 600.
The members OF tho Elan NJ. e.
Church will go on an excursion to
Cape May Tueseay, July l2. They have
extended invitations to the members
of several neighboring churches to
accompany them and they expsct to
have n largo crowd and a good time,
The fare from Chaddis Ford junction
and return will he S1.60.
MIR. and Mrs. Morgan r. Willis of
the Norristown Herald, smiled from
New York on Saturday morning on
the steamer Fulda for Europe. The
steamer is due at Gibraltar on July
10th and at Genoa on the 18th.
They expect to visit Rome, Naples,
Florence, M1lsn, Switzerland, etc,
journeyiug through France to Paris,
and thence to London, leaving Liver.
pool ON the City of Paris on August
18th. due in New York August oath.