The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-08
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Hon. VIM. Cooch visited our city to.
day.
Mr.. J. Harnfan Dodd, OF Lewes. Il
visiting In our city.
q; J. HHieRas sin our city to-day
Mr.. Boice. of Georgetown, left this
morning for his home.
J. Norris Robinson and family are
summering near Claymont.
7 MIR. Chas. Pussy and family are
summering near Claymont.
Machine mixed mortar for all grades
oil work. Geo. IL. Mccall Co.
DIR. J. Lippincott. 70S French street.
Chronic and painful diseases spe.
cialty.
john II. Dandy aud family removed
to their summer home at Greenbank
to-day.
BENJAMIN Allen of Smyrna Is clerk.
ing in Harrison's drug store at Ridley
Park.
Absolutely pure Ice cream wholesale
and retail by new apparatus. Allen ii.
Ainscow, 7O7-9-ll Shlpley st. See Adv.
William +. Kurtz of the Star staff is
sLudylng law under Messrs. Gray and
ward. MIR. Kurtz will retain his posi-
saSu VI tuo star.
Tuberlous Rooted Begonlas, either
pink. scarlet, white, crimson or val.
low, l6c; each, $3.50 per doz.. at j. j.
Smith's Fourth and Shlpley SITS.
Tho Epworth League OF Grace M. E.
CHURCH will hold musical and liter
airy entertainment In the church this
evening.
A strawberry festival will be held in
the lied Mems Hall Newport. Friday
and Saturday evenings, for the benefit
OF the NJ. Il. Sunday School.
Engineer Dayett of the morocco
iirm OIL !. Quigley and Company has
resigned that position to accept q
more lucrative ono under Harry Ar
cher OF Scranton, Pa, and formally of
this city.
State Treasurer Wilbur II. Burnite.
State Auditor John p. Dulany, of Sea
iord, and Paymaster Clifton of the
delaware railroad were In our city on
Wednesday.
Washington Camp No. 2, p. O. S. of
A., Will give an entertainment in tho
crosby and Hill building, Tuesday,
June l3. Rev. L. l.. Hubbard will
make the opening address.
Reglster OF wills Cooch has granted
letters testamentary upon the estate
OF Caleb L. Wales, late OF Wilmington,
TO Salem II. Wales, OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
Judge Cooch. OF the Probate Court,
mas postponed further hearing of the
Siicox Will case Until June 20.
MIR, and Mrs. J. g. Hendrlckson, of
norklyn, Del, and Miss Cieland of
Phlladeiphia spent Saturday with Mr..
george 4. Press, OF Oxford. Pa.
j.. l.. Ocheltree. Seventh and Shipley
streets offers two six-room houses tor
rent at Sl2 per month. Also money
To loan on good mortgages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam j. Lang Will
celebrate their eleventh wedding ami.
versary this evening ut tieir residence
near Interview.
Thomas Culbert. who has been con.
lined TO the house for the past two or
three Gays. was able last evening to go
down town, lie expects to go to the
seashoro to recuperate.
Tho Rev. James II. Campbell, who
ly was deposed from the minis
try OF tn, Presbyterian Church, has
become pastor of the Newark. Nd, III.
t. Church.
Eben N. Baldwin. of Claymont, adj.
dressed the Hopewell NJ. +. Sunday
School, at Hopewell, Hartford Coun-
ty, Md. last sunday morning, by
,"i ~ itutioil' lHo occasion WAS
Children's Day.
John I. Ahrens and wife went to
Atlantic City on Wednesday for weeks
recreation.
musical entertainment and festl-
val Will be held in Ollvet Presbyterian
Church, Fourth and Broome streets,
next Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. d. Warren Wilson.
Miss Ida Davis. and BERTHE Jones at.
Tended the wedding of Miss Ella J.
Stranger and Howard Dickson, at Mid
dletown.
James MeeIlligan. who resides on
the LeCarpentier farm near Rock land,
auvertlses young brown mare that
strayed away some two weeks ago. A
young mare has been running around
carpenter Station for some days and
IL is probable that she may prove to
be the missing animal.
MIR. Vim. d. Venn and Alice NJ. Nor.
RIG were united in the holy bonds of
lnatrimony last evening at this First
NJ. L. Church, Rev. d. Il. Jester ofIl-
eating. A large number OF friends
were present, and after the ceremony
they went to their new home, South
west corner Tenth and Adams streets.
W iere reception was held. They re-
ueiVtd great many presents.