The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-22
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q week with relatives In !
Smyrna.
The salary OF Postmaster Jefferson,
lof Smyrna, has been Increased from
el400 TO $500 per annum.
Newark Academy opens on Monday
next, Rev. James ID. Shanks, ID. D., OF
Philadelphia, is the now principal.
DIR. W. Z. Barnard of Still Pond Nd,
has located in MIddletown, and en-
& ged In the practice of dentistry.
Tue Grand Lodge OF Good Templars
of Delaware will meet In Smyrna on
Wednesday and Thursday, 9th anti 9th
of October.
George W. Stone U. S. Bank Exam
iner, looked into the accounts of the
banks OF Smyrna yesterday,and found
them all right. ....-
George X. Rudert, Will open up the
store No. S24 Market street in few
days with full. new and complete
stock OF jewslry.
A fire, in which three buildings were
burning at one time, threatened the
Nd, on Tuesday morning last.
Kent and Sussex County farmers
will meet at Harrington next Wednes.
lhoJ W hlbpNbb 1odCh 1BliOWb
the Legislative needed to stumpit out.
Mr.. William Bright Is having a new
cement pavement laid in front or the
Adams Express Office and Paul
IBrights coffee and tea store, Nos. 500
and Sill Market street.
| Mr.. John NJ. Solomon, dealer in coal
at No. West Third street, has sent out
to his numerous customers IL small
rubber comb. with his advertisement
printed on the linen case.
The ferry boat New York, built by
the Harlan and Holdings W orth Co, for
the Pennsylvania Railroad Co., left to-
'day for New York. She will ply be-
tween Jersey City and New York.
Row. Geo. NJ. Bounds. of Dover, will
OCCUPY the pulpit of the Nj. H. Church,
Smyrna, next Sunday the pastor, Rev.
NV. W. Wilson, preaching for his broth
err Rev. ]. A. b. Wilson, in New York.
! Robert MerricH was in our city to-
,llday making arrangements for his next
sale OF fresh COWS and close springels
lat Adams station, Christiana Hundred,
on Monday, the third day OF October.
A friend sugges ts the changing OF
the name OF the Shellpot PARK to
lShellpot orchard. Why? asked the RE-
PUBLICAN reporter. Because owing to
SO many pears tpairs) being on hand.
Next. ..- a. .
The Cleayer & Hearn Manufacturing
Company invite all persons interested
to he present at the drawing OF the
Gauze Door Range this (Fhursday)
evening, at their store, No. 22l Market
street. -..-.
Professor Roland Watts and Miss
Anna Hubbard were married at Chos'
tertown on Tuesday evening last. The
\ marriage ceremony was performed by
the Rev. d. l. Greenfield. OF Christ
Church.
The hosiery firm from Germantown,
Pa, will locate at Thirteenth and Pop,
lar streets, In one month. They viii
employ $50 girls ut the start and hope
soon to Increase their force in short
t time to over 200 hands.
o The pastor OF the New Castle NJ. E.
Church, Rev. t. L. Martindale, has In
7 his possession an autograph letter
: sent him by the poet Whittier, at the
o time Of the death OF Rev. DIR. Matlack,
who was an Intimate friend Of the de
ceased Doet.
?, A new church, called the Dulaney
. situated OIL the Sassafras and Massey
= Circuit, OF which Rev. Fred. L. kiusoy
I, Is the pastor in charge, will be dedicat
"a ed with imposing exercises next
" month. Presiding Elder Smith proach-
~ ed there last Sunday morning.
The second quarterly meeting OF ,ht
r st. Paul's NJ. L. Church of Odessa will
he held on Sunday, September 25th
o The Presiding Elder Rev. Alfred
q Smith Is expected to preach In the
! evening. The quarterly conference
g will be held on Monday morning, 26th
inst, at 9 O'Clock.
The police authorities have been re
l. Iquested to arrest Erik Moreno, ser
l-geant of the Royal Dragons Of
ssweden, who sailed for the United
States on August 22nd. He is accused
L of obtaining by false pretense large
sum OF money from the Enskilda
q bank at Stockholm.
u Mrs. Aaron Watson, died a
sIof heart trouble on Monday, al
= the residence of her husband. She woi
3 81 years old aud leaves three small
, children. She will be inferred al
, Riverylew on Friday.
Il Great complaint is made OF the
i. blocking OF the pavement at the north
cIeast corner of Fourth and Madison
IA streets. with boxes and baskets iillet
,r with fruits and vegetables. Tho polict
officer OF that district should abut'
the nuisance.
The tennis tournament of the Y. Nj
Q, a at the Rlycrview grounds, wa
! not finished Tuesday, us playing wa
stopped on account of darkness, Tn
! championship lies between George an
Jacob Foulk. Jacob Foulli beat Jas
AIahally to 8; George Eoulk bea
Jucob Foulk, q to /. and the scor
stood . to | in favor Of George Foul
q WI ell playing stopped. The tourn0
ment will be continued TO day.