The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

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we'll after you begin we'll. There is no
use OF throwing whole cargo OF good
overheard because some
One or two of them are not working
quite to suit us. A sovereign Ia not
bound to observe his oath except when
neither his safety nor his advantage
requires that he should violate 1t.
The Vulcanite Paving Company OF
Philadelphia have tho contract OF put
ting down their valuable pavement
Inround Mrs. Ida G. Wilson's beautiful
mansion aud her magnificent stable.
The Bell Telephone Company OF
Philadelphia are running poles and
wires from Wilmington to Darby. The
men have been at work here for sew.
,eraI weeks, nearby. A station will be
here 1t said, and II go 1t will be very
handy for the people OF this COM
immunity.
Those who love to fish are having
lately. Joseph ii. Ottey and his
nephew, Charles W. Ottey, In couple
lof hours on Wednesday evening last
caught seven dozen OF young carp.
Swapping mackerel and perch and Cape
May goodies. One OF the above gen.
ltiemeD donated to us several OF the
largest Of the mackerel. and to tell the
truth we never ate better tasted
fish. 1t is said that thaA fish is a salt
water fish. but for somesfeascn they
are very plentiful In and at the mouth
of Naaman's creek.
Eben N. Baldwin went to Denver.
Colorado, to SEQ that beautiful coun'
try there. He spent few days TAX
ling In the sights, and returned home
to go again, and Ii now at Edgewood,
Md. There ie no one of our citizens
who deserves vacation better thar
our enterprlsing station agent and
postmaster. While he was away Jacob
Jr., filled his position. He is good
hearted young man, and the girls
lspeak well OF Jacob. No one, moi
even the older people were affronted
while here.
Gen. Wistar and wife have gone tc
Bar Harbor. Maine, to stay several
weeks.
Rev. Geo. E. Wood goes to Ocear
Grove to stay several days.
On Tuesday last one OF Brandywine
Hundreds best citizens, was interre d
in Sloan cemetery. Mr.. Waitel
Pierce was we'll known, and was of @
good lively deposition. He has fol
Several years back been sick at times
and he leaves wife. four daughters
and two sons to mourn his loss. We
have known him for years. and we al
ways had warm place In our hearts
for him.
| Weep not for the absent ones
| Whom God hath transplantcd,
| Like tender flowers. to a better cline,
| Where they shalt be sheltered
From the rudo winds OF this world;
/ For in that Eternal City.
] No fading flowers bestrcw
The golden pnyements,
No wintry SHOWS cover all things living
As with pail but
There everlasting Spring aoides."
We had the pleasure OF inspecting
the new store building Of Frank +
Philip, on the corner OF 9TH and Edg
mont avenue OF Chester. He Las one
Iof the handsomest store buildings In
the country, and there Is no one with
better facility. and with more adapt
mess; everything In the grocery line
is In one place. Sugar at one place
coffee, tea. and In fact all line OF goods
have their place. We were shown 0
cabin, made out Of brooms and brush
les also q round counter with boxes all
Iaround 1t, so the attendant coGlt
stand on the inside and walt on all
without going out. He has the largest
Istore this eide Of Chicago city. There
are 7s00 square feet on the first floor.
II He employs thlrty-one men and
women In the store. He has clever
head of horses and mules and 81!
wagons to deliver the goods. He hai
10 good trade all over Delaware county
has been In Chester about five and /
hall years and from the start he ant
This wife have paid strict attention t.
business. aud In that short space o
thine he Is now the owner of til,
,. largest grocery store In Pennsylvania
When In Chester call and see tn
eIgIandest place Of the kind that yol
ever saw. The proprietor will taxi
llthe trouble to show you around. am
FIT will be sight long to be remem
ltbered.
= Master Walter Baldwin has bieycl,
aud is able to ride 1t like an OLE
stager.
] On Monday evening last A. s. Otte,
He'd VIM. Davidson's class at the Madl
son NJ. e. Church in Chester. A larg'
] number of persons. young and old
Iwero present, and good time wal
,ispent by all who were present. liz
,ihas led during the last six months NJ
less than thirty different classes in tn,
cities and country. IRrE AS STEEL.