The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-23
ITEMS FROM
NEWCASTLE.

tion there will be large number
Of persons who will change their
homes.
Harry Crosse will occupy the
Spring Garden farm vacated by
James Wilson who will reside 10
Wilmington.
Alexander Baxter will remove
from the John +. Taylor farm 10
the farm vacated by David Morgan
near Farnhurst. The farm vaca-
ted by Baxter will be tenanted by
William Berry.
Roberto. White will remove from
the Buck farm near State Road to
the Holcomb tarm, the Button
woods.
William Boulder bids goodbye to
store keeping and will engage in
farming near Glasgow,
William Stroup has removed to
Wilmington where he will engage
in the milk business. His farm
will be occupied by James M,
Grose.
Richard Mahouey has removed
from the Kelley farm to the Newl!n
farm at Red Lion Creek along the
road OF the New Castle and Della
ware City Electric Railway,
David Morgan has removed to
his own farm between here and
Newport.
Edgar c. Bross has removed to
the house vacated by the Misses
Crawford. The residence vacated
by him will be occupied by James
l.. Bacon.
uJames Downham will remove from
Chester and occupy the house to be
vacated by William Brown. The
family oil the latter will occupy the
house vacated by James l.. Bacon.
Andrew Mitchell takes posses
sion oil the property recently pur-
chased by him where B. r. Lank
now resides.
John Blackbur will occupy the
property vacated by Mitchell.
b, T. Lank removes ito a house
on North Fourth street,
John See has removed from the
light house farm to house on
Fourth street.
Joseph Warren Of Delaware City
has removed to New Castle.
Mrs. Dowuey has taken posses
sion Of the house and store adjoin-
ing the Star Hotel.
1t was a wise man who said it
was best 10 prepare Cor war in time
OF peace. According to the mem
bers OF City Council there is no
Board of Health in New Castle,
The various towns on the PENN
sula are taking every precaution
at present 10 keep the health Of the
people intact was considerably
handicapped by having no funds
on hand. Accordingly it has been
suggested that aneXlra cent should
he lev ed this wear by having
| the Board OF He alth here it would
! be the duty OF the members to at
tend 10 all health matters.
The large clock that told the
time Tor years 10 SO many people at
Fourth anu. Delaware streets has
been removed from its position.
Third Street bridge will be off
tomorrow and those who go TO Will
miu9ion will have to pay the charges
oil the boatmen.
"Spider' Anderson. co.ored,
failed 10 convince Judge Church
man in the Municipal Court, Viii
ming ton a few days ago that he
was deaf and dumb. He vas al
rested ov officer Eakin for ste allnG
a pair OF shoes. He cursed the Off.
Ger when the arrest was made. In
the court he pretended he could
not sneak. lie also pretended he
was suffering IRON rheumatism.
When he come here Oh the car he
could talk plainly,
Louis Malin had a narrow escape
from being killed yesterday alter
noon BY colt on the farm oil ".
Othosop. The lad led tn animal to
water and upon returning It tried
to get away from linn in order 10
get into the field. WIKI It's fore
leg IT struck Mailn Oh the head
knocking him down. His head was
cut and DR.. Black dressed his IN
iuriss,
John +. Shearer had his boat IN
iured Oy a coal barge.
John Dcncr will occupy the Nay
lor house.
Samuel Walls caught a white
perch IN the Hamburg pond that
{ weighed T., pounds and measured
over il inches in length.
, John Edward Addicks yacht
Vision put IN at the Delaware
street wharf Yesterday for time,
Rev. Charles Smith will occup,
the pulpit in the NJ. Z. Church 10
morrow morning. Rev. Mr.. Ship
man. Of Kent Island. will preach II
the evening.
The coniirmat atom Of large class
will take place in Emmanuel Epis
copai Church, Bishop Coleman vii
conduct the services
On Monday evening, April Sth ;
new series OF the Citizens Building
and Loan Association will be start
ed. The work OF the auditors vii
be completed and the value OF the
, stocks in the several series shown
[ The stock, whc al in the grounc
and farming implements Oh The
| Clayton farm al llare's Corner ten
anted by George W. Morrison vii
be sold under a landlord s war
rant on Thursday afternoon next
at ) 0 clock.
The funeral Of FrancIs p. Rainer
. who died on Thursday will take
Il place on Monday morning at .
:. O'Clock. High Mass at ST Peter
t. Church and iulerment 10 the GENE.
terry adjoining.
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