The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-23
SUPERIOR COURT WORK.
poTSS.

The yacht Josephine left Harlan and
Hollingsworths Tuesday afternoon for
Philadelphia.
Tho lucious Delaware peach has almost
disappeared from our market. Onlya few
specimens yet are on sale at 30 to 40 cents
per half peck.
You can take your choice and vote for
nearly every kind of a candidate this year.
The Young Peoples Lutheran Associa-
ton took straw ride out to Brandywine
Springs last evening. The party number
ed some twenty couples of the young
folks.
Mr.. J. Taylor Cause is confined to the
house, being very sick man. He is said
to be suffering with neuralgia, and being
a large man is almost helpless. His re-
coyery Is extremely doubtful. y, =
The estate of William r. Hickman, who
for a number of years was engaged in the
shoe business, is said to have footed up the
snug sum of ninety thousand dollars, con.
sistng largely of real estate.
Mr.. Augustus Springer, superintendent
ofthe Western Union Telegraph Conn.,
pany Is still confined to the house suffer-
ing with an attack of chills and fevers. y
One of the nobbiest turn-outs in our city
is one driven by Mr.. Percy Nields the
young lawyer. 1t consists Of an English
cart and sits up high and runs easily and
making certainly strong appearance. (
Percy Is prlghG young ulsclpllhe OIL
blackstone
Diptheria is epidemic in Smyrna.
The Hon, Thomas b Reed will spank
in the Opera House in the near future,
under the auspices of the Union Republi-
can party.
The tank barge Margaret b., built by
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
V,nI, rf In
York cleared Yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Fl ONE Missionary Society of the Whining
Ton district will be held in Union NJ. Il.
Cnnrch to.morrow afternoon,
pr,,,ro Ma ON nm theR I'd r. r..
, Eu u9ndar .,nns "a thornngh overhauliny
a nt tha r,rshons in Wilmington and was
retmrned hero "as good as new"
pahohoth stat,on IN tho n NJ SVR
y viii Close on Santember 3)th. TiIph.
, r.a on the a 4, K r. r closea
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A ni,oor,,rte, of eoboo, toacbors b.a
,oa, Al nr',a,5iao I1N nNaar tho dirsction or
I;da NJ %imhal, Of the Friends School
r,,
c,acE have henn mt in and nre now RIM.
nina r. will rednire some time however.
70 rssguiate the clock rs the royernment
Snacjdrntions allow little variation in tims
pieces Every piece of mechanism mus5
move on time,
The Institute Drafting School will opea
for the enrolment of pupils on Mond ay !,
evening, September 2S, and tho clas seJ~
will begin on the following evening
Miss Blanche Cox Of the Salvation
Army will hold farewell services at AS.
bury M. K. Church this evening, Is
expected that inc services VIII PACK me
house, as many arc anxious 10 near MINIS
Cox speak.
The drawing done in the public schools.
last term has been placed on exhibition mt
the Office of Superintendent David W.
Harlan and the EXHIBIT Is an extremely
credltabie one. VISITORS VIII 10 Welcol1o
and are invited TO lhspecC ene WORK any !
evening
Tho Police COMMISSION VIII meee thls
evening, the regular MoLuay eyTGhhlhs
meeting having peeh postpohou, Ihere
IS very niue business 10 erahs"cV' ~ po-
lice work Is oull 1ns6 now.
Miss Sallie Taylor, teacher at tho
High School, Is lying very low at her