The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-01

The peach crop, which was thought
to be large and of excellent order is
out very slim on account OF
the prematures. Many farmers will
ship very few, although they have
quite number of trees. What few
Peaches there are seem to be faulty,
but they are selling very high, many
baskets bringing here 75cts. to sl.
Apples are still coming in and peare
in small quantities.
Rev. Geo. W. Bowman and nephew,
Robbie Smith, left for Ocean Grove. N
j., on Saturday.
Misses Florence Bowman and Minnie
Applegate left for Cambridge, Nd,
last week.
Mr., Howard Pyle and wife, OF VII
mington. were here on Saturday. TAX
ling n days outing. The iish arc very
several peach baskets to take the catch
they made home.
Misses Eva Stidham and Edith Has.
kell. OF Washington, ID. O.. who have
been visiting Miss Bertha jenkins. re
turned home. They reported pleas
ant time.
Miss Elm Knight and brother How
ard, are the guests OF Mrs. Carolin,
\ Fisher.
Miss Grace Sindala has gone to Cap,
May, N. j.. to spend u week or tel
days.
MIR. James Rorabach, of Boston. who
Ilhas been visiting his mother-in-law
4 Mrs. Hooper Hopkins, returned HON,
last week. His wife will remain 10
some time.
MIR. Hosly Masten was the guest o
Mrs. w. IL. Jakes on Sunday.
u Mr.. Howell Jenkins. OF Wilmington
/. Del, was down on short visit to hi
father, Mr.. Joe Jenkins.
The NJ. Il. Church has, through tn,
tleiforts OF pastor and people, received
!, 10 complete change. new stained glass
+ have been put in all the windows, an,
:. screens have also been placed in suol
Ia position that mosquito, bug Or fl.
: will find it Impossible to gain entranc
/ into the church.
!. This is an Improvement that ha
long been needed and we are all re
}, joiced that it has been plished
n After camp meeting Pastor Bowma
,fIwill doubtless have IA re-openlng.
:, We are very glad to report that MI
Willie Fisher, son OF Geo. M. Fishel
Esq, about whom there was such grea
anxiety,is acknowledgement fror
;. his very severe attacked typh old feyel
D., and we hope to see him around In
u short time.
Q The tramps are here in calm ost )colc
:. MES, and are Fostering the peopl
4 everywhere with their constant beg
'lging for something to eat and drink
s II Is a great pity Kent county has nc
tia stone pile for them to break stone
a Something of the kind would doub
less diminish their number.
Everywhere and at almost any tim
r may be heard Right out now, RICH
@ out now to the camp" Camden camp
only about mile and half fror
:. here, is now the centre OF attraction
Tilt Is pleasantly located about tw
S miles from Dover, u, miles from hel
Rand ls near to Magnolia, Lebanon, Eel
ton. Frederick, and thus is in the ceI
. tire OF populous district. ....
u Over hundred tenter5 are on tn
h ground, and in the evening with tn
N live stands brightly burning, til
lamps all aglow. 1t presents the al
lpearunce OF little city. About l0C
70 people were present on Sunday, an
o generally good order prevailed.
The managers are more strict her
. than at any camp have ever ATTENDED
Ill fact, IL is an altogether ne
n departure from last years rule, fo
{ they refuse to allow promenadin
after preaching service during th
: prayer meeting.
This we think Ia carrying things to
far, for people who come from dt
/. lance get tired OF sitting all day. en-
like u little exercise. 1t would be
!. nice place for Wiliningtonians to CON
and spend day. Last year excursio
tickets were sold and we presume the
are this. A good many from heI
have tents. OCCASIONAL.