The sun., 1898-10-10
ROUND ABOUT THE TOWN.

Get something the people want, adver.
tise it wisely and it is sure to pay.
The best advertising will not create a
demand for that which is not wanted.
H. 7. Crosby and Harry Fritz are
playing second violin in Grace Orchestra.
Charles Barrett, and wife of Magnolia,
are visiting friends in South Wilmington.
When cheerfulness becomes a settled
habit it is one of LIES richest blessings.
The new Brandywine Park drive will
be opened this week, probably on Thurs
day.
The first volume of Delaware court re-
ports by ex-Judge Marvil has been is
sued.
Another launch at Harlan & Hollings-
worth tomorrow, the steel steamer 7. j.
Morgan.
Every where in human experience
hardship is the vestibule of the highest
success.
Clothes safely guarded by public keep
ers during the summer are appearing on
many backs.
During the month of September Build
ing Inspector Cassidy issued twenty
three permits.
Rt. Rev. Bishop J. J. Monaghan
oficiated at st. Dennis Church, Galena,
Md, yesterday.
Traffic is blocked at the foot of Seventh
street, as the P, w. & B. railroad tracks
are being repaired.
A bowling tournament between the
members Of the Wilmington Whist Club
will begin this evening.
The three-story brick dwelling at No.
800 Broome street, was sold on Saturday
to James White for $4,000.
Brevity is the soul OF defeat in some
advertising. Grain wont grow to fruit
fulness the day it is planted.
The old Mallalieu woolen mills at
Millington, Md, have been purchased
by Melville ,Gambrill of this city.
Some succeed by great talent, some by
the influence Of friends, but the majority
by commencing without shilling.
An attractive row of houses is being
built on Lombard street between Seventh
and Eighth streets by Peter A. Horty.
Employees of the Wilmington Mallable
Iron Company have contributed to the
Homeopathic Hospital, this city, 500.
Alfred Frisch, pupil of Samuel T.
| Compton, has become a member of Opera
House Orchestra, playing second violin.
The regimental band which returned
with the Delaware troops was quite a
surprise to the people. These boys play
we'll.
The commission men say that there
will be a scarcity of apples this year, but
more in the market than there were last
year.
The Board of Education meets tonight
to devise means to furnish sufficient ac-
commodation to the school children Of
this city.
The advice of bishop to young
preacher applies equally well to an ad-
vertiser: "Have something to say. Say
it. Stop.
The golf links of the Delaware Field
Club and the private links on the Ken
nett pike are very attractive these au-
tumn days.
Rev. NJ. Y. Fallon, OF St. Paups R. C.
Church, gave the first of series OF lee.
lures yesterday evening on the subject
Marriage"
In connection with their brewery the
Hartmann 4 Fehrenbach Company is
contemplating building large bottling
establishment.
The third annual old folks reunion
service was held yesterday at the North
Baptist Church, Delaware avenue and
Lincoln street.
A horse owned by Edward Barry, OF
Eighteenth and Riverview avenue,
dropped dead on Saturday evening on
Gilpin avenue.
Contractor John E. Healy is putting
the finishing touches on the beautiful
structure at Fourth and Shipley streets,
the Keller property.
There will be meeting of the Retail
Grocery Club Association tonight, at s
O'Clock in the Humphrey Building, No.
Gl2 Shipley street.
John Sweeney will take possession to-
day of the saloon at Second and Walnut
streets, which he recently purchased
from Harry Feldmeier.
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company has
received an order from j. Gardner Cas-
satt of New York, for yacht something
like Howard Gould's Niagara.
Patrolman Fox left this city early yes
terday morning for Brooklyn, with Har-
vey Hendrixon deserter from the
United States steamer Brooklyn.
N. Snellenburg 4 Co. presented to
each of the members of the First Della
ware Regiment an aluminium comb as
token OF their appreciation of their
bravery.
As a result of the maintenance OF can
teen at Camp Meade each company of
the First Delaware Regiment has to its
credit SOL as profits realized from the
venture.
The man who declares that people do
not take the trouble to read the adver-
tisements in the papers may have wife,
but he is never known to possess several
grown-up daughters.
The date of the Delaware State Chris
tian Endeavor Convention has been
changed from October 2G, 27 and 2S to
November l6, II and Is. 1t will be held