Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
FOURTH EDITION.
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= J. W. Guest and J. Foraker will leav
this evening for San Francisco.
Herman Just will give his Wilmington
friends reception on March ii at hi
residence In Holly Oak, Del.
Another story Is being placed on TIL
brewery OF the Hartman & Fehrenbacl
Company.
Joseph Jeferis, of the University o
PENNSYLVANIA, is visiting his parents q
No. 9OS King street.
All In need Of good bread or cakes
should call at Weyls, No Eas
Second street.
Norris ard Harry Nichols and JameI
>, Davis will leave 10 night for Seattle
Washington Territory.
Mrs. A. w. Wagner and daughter, o.
Chicago. are visiting relatives In THU
city.
II. Buckingham offers for rent the store
At the corner OF Front and Shipley
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Casperson, Of
Philadelphia, are visiting their son at
No. 5ll King street.
Miss Lille Steele, of Newark, is visit
Ing Mrs. L. T. Dilworth at Second and
Jefferson streets.
Lincoln White, OF Silverbrook, will
tiart next month for Washington Terri
tory, where he will locate permanently,
| For delicacy, for purity, and for i'm
pIoyement OF the complexion nothing
equals POzzonl's Powder
A large number o! Wllminrtonians
Will attend the Legislative Ball given this
a hA
Dover, Del.
Rev. q. A. Grice, of Brandywlne NJ. z.
Church, VIII preach al Goodman NJ. Z.
Chapel, Fourteenth ahd Scolt streets. to-
night.
Home made bread at Weyl's. II You
want nice pound cake call at " eyl,s, No.
Z East Second street
Alton Pyle, of No. si9 Wet Sixth
street, gave his friends q supper las,
night TO celebrate his twenty fifth birth
day.
j.. c. J,fieris, OF the jackson ard
Sharp Company, will go to Washington
To-day to stay until after The inaugura-
ton lie will be the guest OF Allison
Naylor.
Miss 7. B. Aydon of Brooklyn, New
ANAi WV mas ueea VISITING her sister,
MIe. q. W. Rul ell of Seventh and
Adams stfeets, for the last two months,
lett Tor her home 10 day.
Presiding Rider W. l.. 8. MURRAY will
hold quarterly conference at the Swedish
Mission, over Eleventh street bridge, this
event @.
The trustees OF the centenary fund of
the Wilmington NJ. z. Conference mel at
the residence OF Captain Alexander Kelley
and transacted Routine bush ess yesterday
Afternoon.
On Wednesday evening services of
praise will he held In both the lecture
room and auditorium of the First Presby-
terrain Church.
At meeting Of the members of the
Second Baptist Church, laet evening
John Davls was elected treasurer; VIM
y. Jones, clerk and John Taylor, A, p.
5, Stevenson and U. 3. Morgan, trustees
1t is stated that Frank Magaw will
sooh resign as 4 member Of the Board of
Public Education. He resides In the
seventh ward at Seventeenth and Union
streets.
Joel l.. Lacy has sold his house. No.
2l3 West Tenth street, to John Wilhin.
100, of ElktOn, Md. who will change the
front into store. Mrs. Wilkinson will
open millinery store there In the spring.
TIE Irish National Clan-na Gael Asso-
citation VIII celebrate the eleventh ami
y rsary OF the birth OF Robert Emmet at
tne institute Hail on Tuesday evening,
March 9th. Admission IS cents.
The quartette that will sing at the ban.
que OF the Builders Exchange will con-
sist Of Messrs. N. Dushane Cloward.
James J, Jackson, Eugene Start and
James F. Curran.
Alonzo Ward, colored, who was third
pace In the recent thee hours' 90. as-
you please race at National Hall. saws he
Is ready to meet any Of the colored pe-
destrians fiom live miles up for prize of
The young ladies having the bazaar In
charge at Olivet Prrebyierian Church
are highly gratitied by their success I'm
raising Zoo towards furnishing the SIM.
day school room.
The lecture of Rev. ]. Simpson Trotter
In the Church Of the Redeemer. ON a
"Trip 70 Sierra Lsone," tomorrow even
ing VIII prove highly inter sting, MS he
mas Visited that country on three occasions
aud on the last one he had an interview
with d.. Livingstone. The admission is
ten cents.
The Levy Court Is ia session TOD av,
and the members are all working hard IL
get through with the ass ssments. They
are pretty well through with all the rural
hundreds, and aye concentrating their
forces on the Wilmington duplicates.
ihey are all surprised at the rye asfess.
ment OF Wilmington. . ,''
Joseph G. Hutchinson. well.kpowp.
retlrtd merchant and farmer. died al h "a
residence, near Townsend, Yesterday
a,te moon. aged about 60 years. Mr.,
Hutchinson has been both farmer and
merchant, but his health failing be has
Tor several years past lived a retired life.
DE was prominent member of the N
=. Church and an active and pronounced
Republican. He served one term in The
LEGISLATURE, when the Republicans car
ried the county. He leaves wife, four
soDs and two daughters.
Real Estate Transfers.