The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

Sussex PaperG
Mr.. VIM. T. Hurdle and wife have
been quite sick, but are somewhat
better.
hIr. Leander Warrington has killed
"A squirrels this fall Who comes
next.
Miss Florence Thoroughbred enter
tanned quite a number of her little
friends at her residence In Gumboro,
on Monday evening.
MIR. George Prottyman. OF Cool
Spring. Ia improving his dwelling by
raising a story thereon.
Mr.. Willard Truitt. OF Rehoboth, pro
poses to shortly remove his cav mill
upon the premises Of Mr.. Samuel P.
Marsh OF Angola, where no has re-
Gently purchased lot OF timber.
Master Carroll Burton who has been
Engaged as clerk by MIR. d. q. Town
sand, Is now at his fathers residence
suffering from inllummatory rheuma
Itism.
4 Walter Sanders. colored. of Bridge
willie, was lodged in jail last Monday
evening for threatening some railroad
officials. who had ordered him of til,
company's premises.
! Conductor Maddox, of the Delawar,
Railroad, is filling the position on tn,
lower division Of the D., NJ. q V. II. X.
made vacant by the transfer OF Con
Harm Rton and Lewes.
Sheriff Truitt sold on Saturday las
at Brldgeville. two pieces of real es
tate, belonging to John W. Keller. u
II. Z. Cannon of Brldgeville and MI
iSprout, OF Pennsylvania for $500 each
These tracts are valuable as manufac
turing sites.
William H. virden, of Lewes, has
large government contract near Cap
! Charles, Va. A number OF Lewes me
ehanics went with him. Passed Az
lsistant Surgeon GeddinRs In charge o
Quarantine at Lewes hus been ordere'
to Brunswick. Ga.
@. l.. Moore. Esq. r. g. Houston
Georgetown, purchased this week o
' Harry j. Agner. of Hillsdale. Califor
MIA. very promising 2-year old stal
lion colt. The sire Of the colt has
record OF 2-1S14, and the dam reeort
of 2.22%S. He will be shipped to thes
lgentlemen sometime In October.
After years Of tedious waiting ant
futile effort good water has at las
been secured on the Brick Hotel prem
ises. Dug wells and driven wells Of
various depths failed to furnish goot
water. But, few weeks ago, Horace
N. Swain, with his well.driving Rppa
ratus secured pure. soft water in The
hotel yard at depth Of so feet.
The Douglas House at Rehoboth will
keep open during September and Octo
Der. possibly longer.
Rev. A. b. Davis will preach al
Sand Hill tomorrow. at 10 a. M; al
bethesda at . p. M; and will conduct
revival services at st, Johns in the
evening.
The personal effects OF John NJ.
Rawlins, deceased. will be sold on
Saturday, September so, 1898, at
O'Clock, D. m, at hls late residence. by
VIM. r. Rawlins. administrator.
A number of young ladies and
gentlemen one evening this week en-
ioyed very pleasant drive in Mr..
Charles Marsh's hack to the home OF
coke hundred. The Visitors were
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by the Misses
Short and left Tor home at IL o'clock.
Miss l. hel NAPLES, who has been
spending her summer vacation with
her parents, returned to school near
baltimore, Nd. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Donovan and daughter
Miss Ida, left for Chicago on Tuesday
last Miss Ida will probably enter a
school in that city and remain per.
manently: Mrs. Donovan will return
to Georgetown In about months.
John Thompson, ESQ.,. Is expected
home to-day from his extended trip to
the Worlds Fair and different parts of
the West. lie has Written homo that
he has not seen any place that he
Iprefers TO Delaware and that he is
well satisfied with his home in George.
town. ..... .."0-
Rev. L. A. Bennett and family have
been away OH a vacation. and we are
glad to know that he ls much improved
I'm health. During his vacation he
spent part OF his time Mt the Worlds
Fair. He returned home this week
and will perform his pastoral duties as
follows Sunday: Preaching at the NJ.
p. Church at 1880 a. H., and $50 p. IN.
Preaching ut Hebron at p. In.
The Epworth League, Convention OF
the Dover District, will meet in George
town on October 4th and 5th. Rev.
Aloysius Green, OF Greenwood, Ia ar
ranging the program.
Willard s. Lacey having sold his fine
property formerly known as tho Ellie
good mansion. to John A. Richardson,
Esq, has moved his family Treats
lstorehouse, where we understand he
intends to reside until he can get pcs
session OF his homo residence again.
We understand that blr. Richardson
intends to move into the mansion just
vacated by Mr.. Lacey about the frat
iof. October.
Mary Hudson, whose former resi-
Idence was south Milford, but who has
been an inmate OF the Almsnouse fol
: a number of years, died on last Sun
day, aged over 90 years. Her remains
we're laid in the Almhouse Cemetery
on Monday. Rev. A, ID. Davis con
Quoted funeral services at the grave.