The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-06
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Stowell's Evergreen sugar corn, tho
most popular of sugar corn at J. j.
Smiths, Fourth and Shiploy streets.
DIR, ]. Lippincott, 70S French street,
Chronic and Painful Diseases Spe-
cialtv.
Miss Sophia Talley, residing at No.
625 Jackson street, returned homo
Monday evening, after visit of some
two weeks over In Jersey near Penns-
grove.
Chas Ramsberger, the well known
fruiterer sailed yesterday from New
York, on steamer Lain for Europe.
George Christopher went home to
Dover yesterday for visit until Fall.
A reunion of st. Paul's NJ. Il Sunday
School will be held at the mansion Of
Superintendent Joseph Pyle. on the
9th inst.
Amos Collins has been promoted to
the position of turnkey at the city
hall, and Frank Caldwell has been
made janitor.
Andrew j. Harkins No. 2l9 West 9th
street, has beer appointed on the po-
lice force.
United States Marshal II. O. Mahaffy
on Tuesday took Moses Frlsby, color
cd, and L. b. Norcross, U. s prisoners
to New York owing to the crowded
condition of New Castle Jail.
Hugh @. Browne will address the
Young Mems Republican Club of Mill
ford tomorrow night and give an ex-
PLANTATION Of the Australian ballot
Tie NJ. L. Sunday school of Smyrna
will make an excursion to Woodland
Beach on Tuesday, July IL.
The second monthly meeting OF the
Mutual Guarantee Building and Loan
Association of this city was held last
night at tho Office OF it's secretary, p.
l.. Cooper.
WorlImsn are engaged In repairing
| the damages done by the lightning to
the houses Nos. 900, 903 and 004 Adams
street. Mr.. Frank Hoifeeker who Is
roomlng at No. 900 said to q REPumI-
CAN reporter that he would not have
been in the house for $500 when 1t was
struck.
Ten thousand five hundred bodies
now rest in the Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery, and there is yet
room for that many mora. The cene.
terry Is the handsomest one In Dela-
w,re and Is kept in Il first.class man.
+ ner.
Mr. Will II. Thompson and sister
Lizzie, OF sol Locust street, left our
city Saturday for few days sojourn
with friends In Pennsylvania. Their
many friends wish them pleasant
/ time and safe return.
George Sylvester, of Smyrna, was
accidentally struck by a base ball bat
that slipped from the hands of a play
Ell on the 18th of July. and so badly in
iured that he lay lnsensibls for nearly
two hours.
Arrangements are being made to
construct street railway five miles In
length in Salisbury, Md, at an esti-
mated cost of IS, 500 per mile.
The barges Howard X. Martin. Jos.
Swift and IL. W. Beeeher arrived at
this port yesterday from Ottawa,
Canada, with curgoes of match wood
fcl the Diamond Match Company.
Moses Frlsby, colored, convicted OF
a pension fraud, and L. b. Norcross.
convicted for breaking into tho post
office Mt Greenyille, we-e taken from
tho jail at Now Castle, on Tuesday to
the Kings County penitentary. N. Y.
Master Charles G. Davis. son OF
Dir. Thomas Davis, of Plaintield, N. j.,
Is visiting his grandm other, at No.
Sl3 Adams street.
Robert Emmett Robinson, OF II. r,
Robinson K Co., returned home from
Rehoboth on Tuesday, burnt as brown
as berry. Robert says there Is no
place like Rehoboth.
Patrick Holiday returned to his
fathers home at Delaware City on
Saturday last after an absence OF
sixteen years. His mother was the
only one of his relatives who recog.
nized him.
Mrs. David Bruce. No. 600 Adams
street, started this afternoon on
two weeks visit to Jersey City. Brook.
Ign and New York. She will take in
thu national convention OF the Ghrls-
tian Endeayor, and expects to have
very pleasant experience.