The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-08
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Salt oysters at Carpenter's, 625 Madi-
con street.
W. Brandt Hoffman spent Sunday at
lCoatesville.
E. Rowland Clayton was in Reading
yesterday.
Cummings. the photographer, 800
Market street.
Miss Carrie Byron. OF our city, WIS.,
tied In Elkton this week.
Miss Josie Titus, OF our city, is the
guest Of friends in Elkton.
Rev. W. W. Campbell preached ut
Mt. Salem M. L. Church last night.
81 week buys fine gold watch.
Address. Confidential. p. o. Box 31s.
Mrs. Judge Cullen Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harry George, this
city.
Watches, clocks ard jewelry re.
paired at moderate prices. at Wrlghts,
220 King street.
Miss Gertie vandyke and a friend
are visiting Miss Martha Vandyke, at
Chesapeake City.
Miss Mable Hopes. OF this city, Is
the guest OF Mrs. j. Mitchell Beastop.
OF Chesapeake CITY,
The Misses Harnett, well-known and
fashionable dressmakers of Elkton,
Intend moving to Niagara Falls in a
few days.
J. b. MonGar, 906 East Fourth street,
mas on hand 1900 gallons OF ready.
mixed patnts which he Is selling at the
lowest cash prices.
This is just the weather that keeps
the farinors guessing. 1t is excellent
Tor wheat and grass but too cold and
wet Tor corn and oats.
Mrs. Jane Warrington, form erIy OF
near Drawbrldge. but now a resident
iol Wilmington, was the guest Of rela-
tlves in Gsorgeto yn Inst week.
Mckendr6e bowman. formerly of
washington. has assumed tho edi-
ltOrial management Of tho News and
Advertiser" Of Milford. Delawa
Mr.; Prestus Pepper. son OF Mr.. Wal.
ter W. Pepper. OF Georgetown. Del,
who has been attending Goldeys Com
mercial College, this city, has returned
home.
The Wilmington and Warren Ath-
lletic Clubs wheelmen took a Joint run
to Elkton yesterday. The cyclers took
dinner there and returned home early
In the evening.
! Among our townspeople from
chesapeake City, who are spending
some time with friends In our city, are
Mrs. Richard Stubs. Mics Sallie Bar
wick, Nellie Boulden.
DR.. j. A. Ellegood. who returned
from Europe some time ago, will
move to Wilmington shortly to en-
gage In the practice of his profession.
DR.. Luce will return to Laurel.
Thomas B. Coursey. OF near Fred.
Ierica, has In his possession Bible 345
years old. It was the property of his
wife's father. who inherited it from
his father. and was printed in 1913.
A mare belonging to Mr. Joseph L.
Wells was taken Violently ill with
icolic this week. The services OF DR..
veterinary surgeon, OF
this city. were secured and the mare
saved.
DR.. Slmms White Pulmontc Balsam,
quick to act. prompt to cure coughs,
sore throat, Group, etc.. and to pre-
vent consumption. 80 cents and 81.
mo. COG King street. Sold by all drug
lgists everywhere.
Everywhere throughout the city OF
Chicago one may read signs that read
as follows: Look out for pick
pockets" Watch your umbrella, I"
count your change" etc. In tact.
many will not have change enough to
look after.
If there is anything Delawareans
should be proud Of il is the fact that
the raZzle-dazzle Democratic caucus,
who have been Inisrepresentlng the
people at Dover for the past four
months, have adjourned, gone home
and paid oil their mortgages.
F. II. @. Choate, who has been made
custodian of the Della ware Building at
the Worlds Fair, is at his post OF
duty, and letters from him to his pa.
rents and friends speak encouraging
ly of the great exposition. He will be
glad to welcome all Belawareans who
may visit the Windy City.
! A curiosity in the shape of peach
blossoms was shown us Tuesday. suys
the Denton Union. They came from
the residence of w. e. Liden, ard are
said to be the result of budding q
peach tree twlg on rose bush. The
foliage is that OF peach tree and the
blossoms resemble pink roses.