The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-03
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thodst camp meeting resort, Is rapidly
putting on life and activity. 1t began on
Saturday and will continue ten days Inc
permanent population occupying tents
and cottages will be nearly 1000 anu crowds
of 5000 to 900 have been known to at
tend daily.
Sheriff Shaw Oh saturday sold the loD-
acre farm of John Prettyman, situated in
Mispilliun hundred near Farmlngton TO
William II. Murphy for $1,000.
William Hutchns is visiting his parents
at Dover.
Edward Burnham Is visiting William
D,nney Of Dover.
Mr.. Eugene Wivel started on Sunday
for an extended trip in the south. lilo
will return home about the last Of the
month
Don't forget the Wilmington Division,
No1U. r. X. of =. excursion to Cape May
tomorrow (ruesday) August 18th. Train
leaves w. Il n. depot at $, TO,
Mrs. w. g. Hawthorne, of Stanton, is
about removing toll4l Etgemont avenue,
Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Martel, of Media, Pa, Is
spending few days with Mrs, L. Potts,
near Centrevilhe, Del.
Mrs. Merritt Dixon, of lIockessin, with
her two children, spent to-day with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Potts, of Christiana Hundred.
Everett Hollngsworth is very busy with
his threshng machine. He has threshcd
out crops on three farms III one day. He
is string man and keeps everything
moving very lively.
Mrs. Marion j. Crooks and daughter,
Mrs. Victor Hughes and Miss Lula Scott
left this morning for Atlantic City n, D.,
to spend two weeks.
bnt , al,
lican syndicate controlled the Evening
journal during the last campaign for
Governor and Congressman? And still
they are not happy.
The elegant juicy, Delaware peach will
make its appearance in our markets this
week.
ftMrs. Charles Edmund Griffith and son
Oh mles have returned home from pleas
at visit to her parents at Bridgeton n. }.
The larya of q bcotle, whose work is
everywhere seen on the oak trees should
be looked after by hOuseholIcrS.
Samuel Emerson was the guest Of his
West Chester friends.
Allen G. Oliver, an extensive breeder Of
fine poultry, whose farm is near Newark,
Is making active preparations for fall *
hibitions Mr.. Oliver has been very sue
cessful in winning high premiums.
Miss Bella Burnside has returned home
from IL very pleasant visit to tho family Of
james Mcpherson, Of Chester.
Mr.. Victor Hughes left to-day to spend
ten days at Atlantic City
Mrs. Samuel Sesingcr and daughter
left on Sunday to spend Il few days at At
lantic City.
Archibald Morris is suffering from in
jurles received at Wooddale quarry.
The Addicks executive committee of Sus-
sex county has called II convention TO meet
In Georgetown tomorrow for the purpose
OF nominating n county Ticket.
John Butler, well known old soldier,
died in Philadelphia at tho PENNSYLVANIA
Hospital on Saturday. He was being
ire tied there for stomach trouble.
DIR. Il. A. Cook, who has been on a bicy-
ole trip IN Virginia, has been injured by
falling from his wheel,
The Twenty. ninth New York Regiment
Association has decided to hold its reunion
exercises in this city on August % Tho
regiment during the war was known as
the Turner Regiment, and he reunion
will be held in Turn Hall in this city.
A meeting will be held in EziOn NJ e.
Church this evening for the purpose of rx-
pressing the sentiment Of the CUiUrtl poo
pie of this city on the question Of having
one of their race named us member Of
the coming constitutional convention
Miss Helen Hates is visiting friends in
Chester
Mrs Steve Tatlly, Of Chester, is visiting
friends in this city.
The funeral Of Mr. and Mrs GolGimith,
Of Bridncton, \. j., two Of the vic.
tins Of the railroad accident at Atlantic
City, took place in Philadelphia on sun
dry.
Bridgetpn was in mourning on sunday.
The victims Of 'h' Atlantic City disaster
were lu led and the funeral attended by
several thousand persons.
Mr.. L.o j Martin has returned from
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
WVllar, Kenneth square.
H. r. Price Walker, WING has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Lee J Martin, 800
Washington street has returned to his
home At Kcnnott Square
Mrs. T. E. Moor. acCidCntly dropped a
lemon seed in her ear, and in trying to
d lodge it drove it further in, causing so
IN ch pain that it was found necessary to
cal in doctor, who with difficulty sue
ceeded in relieving the sufferer
Mr.. Frank Corbt visited Atlantic City,
N. j.
Dr. Valentine McNeal Hudson, of A.
hAuuh, georgia, Is NlSlllll9 WI HcoTPc All
mon on West seventh street. He lived
here In 1866 and since that timo has been
sresideut Of Georgia
Mr.. VIM Is Clerk and wife are sum.
pering'a Holly Oak. They report it Il
fine place to stay during the summer
months.
The inquest on tho body of John S.
BecsOn was adjourned uutll tomorrow.
His funeral took place yesterday and in
terment was made i'll Newark Union Gem
terry,
The five weeks old baby of Henry Bal
ling, Fourth and Adams streets, is very il
with cholera niantum.
D. w. Hulburd aud J. II Muffin have
returned homo from cruise On the ChrS
apeake Bay
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Greenman left
this city this afternoon for two wceI.
trip on their wheels through New JcrsrI
J Ard Maryland.
Letters Of administration were grantee
to Daniel Glover on the estate of Charlie,
Smith, lato Of Wilmington Dol,
Go to Cape May with Wilmington Div
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