The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-05


Warm days. -
Straw hats are out. ~,
strawberry tesllyals.
A favorable podoh cfop.
The Methodist Professionals of Dover
will build $4,000 church.
The Philadelphia and Smyrna Trans
portation Company are going to build
a phosphate factory at Smyrna Land
ing.
The Dover Artificial Ice Company
have begun operations for the season
and largo quantity OF Ice Is turned
out daily.
The fourth annual State convention
OF the Young Peoples Society OF
Christian EDdeavor will convene at
Dover on October 26 and 81.
Richardson Il Robbins have closed
their canning establishment at Dover
Tor at least month, and possibly for
a longer period. II the firm concludes
TO can peaches the can makers will 20
to work In June.
Dover green is being put In fine con-
dltion.
The Dover Gas Light Company will
reduce the price OF light from So per
1000 feet TO 81 10 less 10 per cent. for
prompt payment.
The Farmers Institute OF Kent
County will meet in Harrington on
Mrs. Anna Emory, wife OF Charles
Ii. Emory, living near Harrington,
gave birth to three boy ba bies on Sun.
day evening last and died before the
fourth one was born.
James Les Van Selfridge Of Phila-
delphia AID Miss Julia Todd were mar.
ried at Dover on Wednesday.
CrODS ara 1OOOkinr yyall az roo,,,
town.
The wheat crop throughout Sussex
county never looked better at this sea.
son OF the year.
Fishing Mt the Brcakwater has begun
and fishermen make good catch
every day that the weather permits,
Chtldren's day was observed in
Georgetown churches Yesterday.
1t is estimated that from 100000 to
$50, 900 baskets of peaches will be shin.
ped fiom Bridgeville station this sea.
son. -
There will be All examination for
teachers Tor Sussex schools In Frank
ford on the 9th and at Georgetown on
the 18th.
The kirkwood track will be opened
on July Is.
The Noodside post office has been
made money order office.
j. larry Mowbray, formerly OF
Dover, Is said to have purchased an
Interest In tho Martinburg, West Wiz.
ginia, Herald.
burglars are attempting to plumber
Milford stores.
Cards have been Issued for the mar
rlage OF Miss Minnie Rosenbaum. Of
Georgetown, to Charles X. lands. of
ylneland, N. j.. on Thursday morning,
June l5th' In st. Paul's Church,
Wilmington Conference Herald.u
pubilshed at Dover by Rev. Robert w.
TODD, has been sold to n stock com.
pany. and will hereafter be published
at harrington. Rev: G. A, Grlse, of
troll.
Malcolm r. GIlpIn assistant fire. light
agent at be Elkton freight depot, and
Miss Carrie c. Walker were married al
Atlantic City on Tuesday, May 10th, by
the Rev: Vim. Altman.
WIN. Arrants, Of Elk Neck, recently
nad gosling hatched with four legs.
Tour wings and no head. The rldIcu.
lou5 iitlio goose kicked and SOU irmed
slightly and then gave IN the ghost.
A petition Ia being circulated asking
OF Governor REYNOLDS the pardon OF
John L. Warren who was recently con-
vlctou Tor the killing OF James Green.
ly anu WHO Is now In Dover iail
IN tuesday last Herbert Denny, the
llttle sor OF James II. Denny, OF Elk
ton, iell out OF cart and broke his
collar bone.
Reuben Haines on Thursday last
solu the Dr. Dunott farm. near Childs,
70 Edward Taylor, of Elkton. for 5000
me place contains 207 acres, tho land
cation excellent.
James Graham. n prominent farmer
OF the Seventh district, died at bis
home. near Liberty Grove, near Ilkton.
on Iuesday, May 30th, of paralysis
aged - years. Tho funeral took place
on Thursday. ~ p'"e'
MIR. John y. Haines. ex-cashier of tho
Rising sun National Bank, and wife,
started for Omaha, Nebraska, on Sal.
prday morning last, where they ex-
peet to make their future home.
Inc Bourd OF Fair Managers was In
session IN Elkton on Thursday morn
ing perie0tlng arrangements for tho
coming fair in September. Every in.
dicatlon points to signal success in
this years exhibition.
Large shipments OF pears and stra w.
berries are still being made from tho
Eastern Shore. e''
1lhe eolorod people are having Il new
Masonic Hall built ut Seaford,
a manufacturing company was or
ganized at Princess Anne Inst week.
with capital of $4,000 for tho pur.
pose OF making crates and baskets on
Il large scale.
RAYMOND Russell blew out the rms
IN Selfcrd hotol and was nearly ak.
phyXlated.
Inspector General Lawton, of WASH
lngton, y. ", Inspected tho cadets Mt
Delaware College Friday.
Newark farmers report all crops to
DO growing nicely. They think the
Yield OF wheat and hay will he large
this SEASON..
Charles NJ. HURT, OF AIillngtoa. is
possibly the strongest man In Kent
county and is most peculiarly built,
lie has douhleli knee caps double Shout.
der hlades aud his arms are strangely
Tor med; His feats of power as wit.
messed by number on Saturday ara
tru " wonderful.
lie lifted a chair with 1875 pounds on
II simply by catt hing hold round
with one hand. Ho can handle with
ease n suck of salt and throw IL over
hls head as II it were II bag OF shot.
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