The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

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The fragrant Magnolia Is blooming.
A board walk Is being laid at Reho.
The Town Commissioners OF EIkton,
have n.-.jjdsted the assessment lists.
Elktoh pulp works are In operation
again,
Cecil County farmers will meet In
qnnual session at Sylmar on Wednes-
A wo-year.old colt owned by Joseph
Y. Reynolds. OF Sylmar. was killed by
lightning while standing In Held on
At a recent election Charles 8. Pyle
was made cashier OF the Rising Sun
National Bank. and Walter X. Terry,
teller.
workmen have been engaged this
week In repairing the Elkton Fair
Grounds which will be put In iirst-class
order for tho coming exhibition.
z. Frank Clark and Miss Sarah NJ.
Broadwater were married in Elkton on
Thursday evening.
The twenty-flfth annual convention
OF tho Protestant Epigcopal Diocese OF
Easton convened on Tuesday morning
In st. Paul's Church. Centreville.
Granville Richards and Miss May
Pennington were married on Thursday
morning at Baltimore. Mr.. Richards
first wife was murdered 10 her bed ut
her home In Cecil County two years
ago and Mr.. Richards himseif WINS
shot by the assassin who fired the
fatal shot at her.
Elkton Academy trustees met on
Thursday.
While excavating In the pulp mill
settling pond at Holly Hall, one day
this week, four eix-pound cannon balls
were dug up by the workmen.
Miss Edith Garris. OF Middletown,
was on Monday awarded O gold medal
for elocutlon. at tho Luthervllle Semi
nary. baltimo ore county.
While Mr.. s. l.. Denny. OF Sylmar,
was operating a circular saw In his
factory at that place. one OF his thumbs
was completely severed from his hand.
Mre. James /. Morgan, of Elkton,
ago.
The Mccullough Iron Works at
North East had to shut down, there
being no work,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tome. Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. q. Nesbitt. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Nc.
Clenahan left Port Deposit on We'd
nesday evening for the Worlds Fair.
Several others will start In the near
future from Port Deposit.
William Z. Pyle's creamery at Chesa-
peako City was totally destroyed by
fire,
Seven car loads Of Strawberries were
shipped from Selbyyille on Thursday
OF last week. The largest shipment
ever made on the ID. NJ. a. V. X. II.
Hog cholera has broken out In Lewes
and vicinity.
An exchange says there are $50
widows and 125 old maids In Cam
bridge.
Georgetown's ice factory is running
on full time and is turning out lots OF
nice pure leo. clear us crystal. The
firm sold and shipped oyer 10000
pounds this week and lind the demand
increasing.
Rev. James Il. Campbell has removed
from Snow Hill to Newark. Md,
where he has charge of Newark Cir
cult NJ. L. Church. He Is very popular
with his people and recently he re-
oeived handsome donation from
them.
Richardson & Robbins of Dover,
have closed their canning establish.
ment at least for a month. The clos
Ing of this establishment throws o
number OF persons out OF employment.
The enterprlsing firm OF Calhoun &
Jones have their canning factory en-
closed. and are putting their machine
ry In place and are getting ready for
operation as rapidly as possible.
The Whitney box and basket factory
at Georgetown has been running full
forco OF hands for some months past.
Miss Minnie Rosenhaum, one Uf the
bellies OF Georgetown, and Charles X.
lands, OF Vinelhnd, N. j., are to be
married in st. Pauls L. L. Church
next Thursday morning.
w. l. Ely, formerly of Laurel now
one of tho leading and most entrpris.
ing farmers Of Exmore, Northampton
Co, Va, has invented a simple con
trlvance by which 1t Is claimed that n
person can set out $4,000 sweet pota-
to plants In one day without any as.
slstance except dropping.