The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-20
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day p. m.
Henry B. Grlenee. OF Smyrna, Del
had bay mare stolen from his prem
ises on Tuesday, August 10th. He
offers reward of $25 for Its recovery
or the conviction OF the thief.
The camp meeting at Joanna Heights
closed on Thursday last with appro-
pirate services.
The further hearing OF the Carpenter
will case, Ef Brandywine hundred. has
been postponed by Register Cooeh
until next Tuesday.
more Abundant Life,n will be the
topic considered at the O'Clock service
at Y. M. g. A. Rooms tomorrow after
noon. Mr.. ii. w. Zimmerman will
take charge OF the singing. All well
come.
The decoration of the ceiling In
Grace NJ. T.. Church has been finished
and Lawtp ns men are busily engaged
In wiring the church for the electric
lights.
Mrs. Susan Hill. widow of the late
Rev Charles Hill, and daughter, of
Salisbury are guests OF Mi. Charles
| Collins, Show Hill, Md.
Rev. A P. Prettyman OF Delaware
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meeting and will preach in his church
tomorrow.
Rev. DIR Charles f. Deems pastor
OF the Church of the Strangers. New
York City has Just won a $50 gold
| piece Offered as prize for the best
essay on How to Manage a Wife"
The cam y held near Kemblesville,
Pm, was lhrgety attended on Sunday
1NJ. t., .lN,, 10 nl.
of Rev. MIR. Collie OF Flint Hill NJ. E..
Church o that place. Rev. Alfred
Scott. OF Wilmington, and Revs. Fos-
ter and Reese, preached Sunday.
Sharp & Company, dry goods mer.
| OF Ice Gre an and cake on Thursday
afternoon. to which ample justice was
| done.
Squire frank Smith Ia still confined
to his bed at Ocean Grove, N. J.,suifer-
ing with hollis.
The plans for the new bridge at
Odessa, Appoquinim ink hundred. will
call for al expenditure Of about So
| 600 The structure will be built by tho
Delaware Construction Company.
The Rev. Samuel Hance, better
1 known as Father Hanee has had
| another attack OF paralysis and is In a
very critical condition.
| Sheriff Cole on Saturday sold the
! Win. Win lale farm. Rothwelfs Land
| Ing, kentcoupty, $50 acres, to Theo.
dore Mar1non. for $1,000.
Samuel Wharton. trustee, sold the
farm OF joseph Massey, near Magno-
LA, Kent county, on Tuesday, to John
Llndale fDr $5,265.
The Lewis farm, POI acres, near Sew
en- Hickoties, Kent county. was sold
at trlsteds' sale last saturday to Sam
uel NJ. Taylor OF Smyrna at S25 pei
acre.
The Rev. Luther A. Oates left Della
ware City Friday morning for New
York. whhre he Will take passage on
tho Anchor Line steamship Furnessla.
bound fbr Glasgow, Scotland lie
purposes visiting Ireland, also, and
will he absent four or five weeks.
Dennis BulGer and family, OF No. {
West Twelfth street. are soiourning
for few days at lIaddon Hall, Allan
tic City.
n Miss Idh NJ. Little, of COB Harrison
street. Is expected to return this even.
Ing from q four weeks visit to Oceal
| City and Mnucli Chunk
Miss Bertha Gibson, OF Philadelphia
and Miss Annie Harrington are visiting
Mrs. Lit o, of Harrison street.
| Robert McShea, of GO L. Eight street
has good two horse team and moves
household goods and merchandise
with careand Dromptness to economy
OF his ph'rons. His team stands ii
front of he Second Baptist Church nj
Fourth and French streets.
A two.lorse wagon broke down al
the corner of Fourth and Shlpley
streets this morning.
Alexander Watson and Frank Nc.
Sorlev arh on visit to our city. They
both hold Government Jobs in the
Washington printing Office.
Mr.. Robert Scott and sister Lizzie.
OF New lbrk, has returned home after
spending a weeks vacation with theil
friend. Miss Bella Denuison, of Du-
Points Banks.
Mr.. Moses Golding OF Trenton, N. j.,
who has Geen visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Mackenzie. No 905 West Seventh
street for short time, left this morn
ing for hip place of business, at Eoek-
esain.
There will be boat race at kits
Hammop on Thursday, the 25th inst,
ut 10 O'Clock a. m. for silver cup IN
the afterI con there will be a bnse ball
match bttween Camden and Dover
clubs. There will be shooting mattel
at clay pigeons al tho same place fol
Handsome prizes between tho eracl
shots of Delaware, Pennyslvauia anL
Maryland.
Colone William II. Stevens. of Sea
ford, chairman of the Democrat
State Central Committee accompanieC
by Mrs. Stevans, started Tueslay las
on an cXtended trip to Niagara Fall
and all ppihts Of interest in Canada.
Fourteen hundred baskets of paache
on Monday and 500 on Tuesday wer
sold at FELTON,. prices ranging from
sl5O to dl.S5 per basket.