The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

There arc only two days Tor which to
feel anxious. Ono that Is past, and
ths other Ia Tho day that is to come.
Yet some people will Insist on finding
the agreeable in lie, and some ara
bound to find the disagreeable. You
lightful, braclng alr as 1t sweeps over
our hills through the valley Of this
garden spot OF the State OF Delaware.
We are sorry to say that some OF our
citizens can't 90 to tie city, without
coming home somewhat bent In the
knees. and the head very heavy. 1t
should not lie. II they prize their man.
hood. Don't do 1t.
The Dnuish Dudes have all left Clay
mont. and gone elaewhere. IL you
were to bray such people In Il mortar,
we have doubt whether you can
bray the prejudIces out of them.
J. ID. Harvey OF Brandywine Hun
dred, has two acres OF Strawberries.
From one acre he is picking this sea-
son. Last week he sold nearly 1000
quarts OF tho delicious fruit. Some
OF the finest berries that went 10
Chester market, came from his place.
The writer has sampled some OF the
above and found them to be good.
Jerry Is one of the largest truckers In
the hundred.
We have a man here whose memory
Is very short, and when he wants to re-
member anything he ties a string
around one OF his fingers.
Tho cherry crop Is not what it was
thought to be. Where ono basket is
shipped, fifty have been sent in other
seasons.
Elijah Wr light, a colured boy about
10 years OF age, employed by Thomas
Young, the Philadelphia banker, who
resides here, went to Robert Casey's
store to get some new potatoes In a
basket. Hn got OH the horse, which
Is very frisky,and when tho basket was
handed UP to him the crltter bolted
and threw the lad off. and In falling he
lit on his forehead on Stone, cutting
a fearful gashand fractgring his skull.
The little fellow is getting along as
we'll as can be expected under tho mis-
fortune.
Mrs. Alex Spratt Is, at this writing,
very low. having beon sick for n long
while with that dreadful disease con.
sumption.
Rov, Louis Il. Barrett, OF the Will
mington NJ. l.. Conference, and pre-
siding elder, will give his lecture,
Adams Rib, Or tho Road to Matrl-
mony," In tho Cokesbury Nj. Il. Church,
Marcus Hook, juno IS. The writer
can truthfhlly say thut this lecture
Is one OF the best that no ever heard,
and he hus never yet seen a person
that heard 1t that wanted his money
back, but would go Il long distance to
hear IL again. Go and hear him and
II Will be help for your lung disease
and dyspepsia
Robert Mccartney. agent for the
National Land Improvement Co. is
filling I'M order fer 200 cor IS of pop
lar wood FOR Jcssup Il Moore Co.. on
Tho Brandyvine for the Association.
lie also has two frame houses to build
Tor them. Size 30xd0, eight room
houses.
In Claymont at tho present timo
there Is dsmand for about twenty
houses. that would rent from six to
httseii dollars month. Who will set
the ball rolling.
4 The Trainer ~ L. Sunday school Will
hold Il grand picnic In tine Twin Oak
canpmeetiug woods, on the 4th OF
July All tho Sunday schools OF Della.
ware county are invited. regardless of
denomination. Should any OF the Will
mington folks want 10 come, why
come aud spend n good time with
Them. Should any school wish TO
Join thoin, send worl by the goth or
the present month TO Trainer Nj, Il.
SUNDAY school. at Trainer, Del. Co. Pa.
Ehildreh,s Ebay service ut tho Clay.
mont NJ. j. Church last Sunday was
grand. The program was good. the
singing splendid. lie speaking grand,
and Of Columbian. Tho pulpit was
beautifully decorated with iowers
and the National emilems. The col.
lection was good. for tho educational
purposes. On the occasion, before the
exercises commenced, tho pastor, Rev.
George II. Wool. baptized sin children,
lie lett on Monday morning to spend
y week with his parents and friends
down in Maryland. The prayer meet.
ing on Wednesday was IN charge of
lsben N. Baldwin, and good time was
had by all present.
The choir or st, pauls NJ. T.. Church
OF Your city, CGrle out tn GnorHe Big
gers to spend the evening with him
and his excellent lady. Three Of them
came with MIR, Bigger to the PRAYER
meeting and some splendid singing
was indulgod in. Mr., Hadey played
The organ and everybody ivlned in
and sang the sweetest lays OF the
times.
! John Cantwell has tho contract to
maui the 200 cords OF wood for the Ma.
tlonal Land Association. A. S. o,