The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-31
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Nettie Anderson is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Amos Jones. at Chester.
You can get something you can cat
ut 227 Market street. Hollis.
Mrs. A. N. Kelgwln has gone to Hav-
erhiii. Mass. to visit her mother, who
Is very sick.
Miss Emma G. Quong, OF West
Chester. Is visiting Mrs. Il. Hall, at
Greenville. Del.
1t will do YOU good to smoke q emile.
man jack Cigarettes. Valuable prizes
packed In every box.
james II. Kane has taken out letters
testamentary on tho estate OF Michael
Kane. late Of this city.
Dressmalsing tailor system, years
experience. now wishln q to build up a
new trade. No. 604 East 18th street.
Contractor William B. Austin has a
sorrel mare which he drove down from
Philadelphia in three hours.
James G. Simpson has Como to Rich.
mond, Va. to accept position on the
Chesapeake q Ohio Railroad.
Mrs. Geo. w. Ainscow is entertain
ing Miss Anna Erwin, of Germantown,
and Miss Kate Lorraine, OF Chesapeake
City.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hartman and Miss
Susie Thomas, who have been visiting
Mrs. Laura Ryan, at Chester, have re.
turned home.
Messrs. Cardwell & Son. are busy
giving the south wall of the Lore
building. Ninth and Market streets, a
coat OF paint.
The I. Beeohor instrumental and vo-
col concert will DO given in the New
Century Club drawing room on Thurs.
day evening, Juno /.
The ladies of pencader Presbyterian
Church will hold u strawberry festival
Thursday and Friday evenings OF this
week, June 1st and I'd.
Hon. Thos. l.. Bnyard left our city
yesterday for New York, where he will
remain until saturday, on which day
he Will sail Tor England.
Senator Gray has been elected chair
man OF tho Board of Visitors at the
Annapolis Academy. for tie official
tour OF inspection and graduation ex-
ercises.
Mr.. Samuel s. Marley and wife, of
Newport. Del. returned on Tuesday
from tho funeral of his sister, Mrs,
Kettle NJ. Krelier, OF Mexico,
Indiana.
Chief Justice Lore has closed his
residence on Delaware avenue and will
pass the summer mt his beautiful coun-
Try scat neer Bellevue, Braudywine
Hundred.
Tho Freic Presse will De sold at con-
stables sale on Thursday to the high
est and best bidder. The largest bid
yet. privately made, has been ono
thousand dollars.
I In .,f II .
| Will give II musicale and strawberry
festival in tho church at Ninth and
/ franklin streets to morrow night,
The admission will be free.
John Forkum. who died suddenly at
| No. 1870 Pine street on last Monday
morning. had his life insured In tho
/ Prudential Insurance. Company for
.6o. mado payable to his wife.
4 class OF little girls belonging to
olIrct Presbytnr ian Sunday School
are Gettln. up an entertainment called
Bo-leep Concert" to bc given in
the church thursday evening.
Mrs. VIM. &, Elliott anI Mrs. John
Rates, both OF this city, left this morn
ing Tor boston, Macs, for the PURPOSE
" flsilihg the sou-iu-law of Mrs.
Elliott. They will 10 absent several
weeks.
Sheriff Gnu!a was to have sold the
contents of tho Turk Clothing House
40 Market street, this morning at 10
! O'Clock, hut owing TO the Issue of n
stay by the creditors the sale was post
| poned.
Three boys were slightly injured
I yesterday morning Mt the base ball
grounds. Front and Union streets, dur
1 ing game OF ball between tho Bran
/ uywlhe ana o scrub nine, which t,r.-!ass--'
up in disagreement.
Tho Wilmington and NorThern Rail.
road Gohlpany Will rHu three excur-
SION trains to Reading OH Sunday
morning. Juno II, and back again in
the evening, including ride over tho
NJ. Tenn Gravity Road, and all for