Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-12
FOURTH EDITION
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III anksgiving day on Church street.
* sheriff James Armstrong went
visit his son.
Willard =, Davis, the jeweler, No.
East Second street.
The leading house In Wilmington IL
cnildren's silk plush caps. J. Il. Sooy
no. 2ls King street.
Post Boy Tobacco. Get Il from Won
dealer. s. H. Durstein, Wholesale aeenl
mo. East Second street.
About cigars OF all grades. For pric
Land quality consult Durstein, No. 5 Eas
Second street.
Eden Ledge Hall Ia an imposing an,
stately building that the people feel is
fredit to Wilmington.
Active Lodge. No. II, A. o. U. w.
vii met ia their room at Newport n,
"wednesday evening, the 18Th inst.
A con OF VIM. D. Sparkes Is vary ale,
WIN consumption at Seventh aud Ben
pett Streets
Mr. Joseph Ran, OF Kirkweod street
lnas moved to McCue's avenue. lie In.
Fites his friends to call on him.
Mrs. Emma L. Stack ouse. Of his city.
Ind. "'o"n'
Mrs. G. W. Yarnall, who has teen the
quest OF relatives near Harrington, re-
tnfned last evening.
lnfAnts' cloaks and caps epeciAlties.
al and be convinced. J. E. sooy, az
King street.
lie new law office building of T. r.
bhyard, Attorney at-law, ia n" ng roofeu
To-day. 1t is plain hui din. OF two
stories a. d basement.
Charles q. Bye OF this oily, and Mia,
Belle Reid of Allegheny, Cisy, Pa. will
Dc married IN the First Pre- sbyterian
Church OF the latter city on the 1911 lust.
p, w. 81 B. II. r. Co., q EMPLOYEES are
b lug paid to-day.
MI. kerns OF the Novelty Carriage
woIks, Who was laid quite low with
typhoid fever last summer has recovered
his old time strength and buoyancy
Nh. Severson B. Cooling returned from
DIS successful and safe wedding tour on
lsA,urdsy. lie Is again pushing business
IN his usual vigorous way.
DR.. I. A. Brown will be married to
Miss Eekel OF No. 100 King street. on
IhursdAy at g.. Andrews Church.
The hum Of machinery Is heard once
more IN the old cotton factory at Ninth
aud walnut streets, but 1t Is for morocco
now.
The greatest event Of the season will
pl me Dark Secrets hop, given at the
ecchcoe Rouse "Wednesday evening,
December 4th. T ckets % cents.
Troop b will have Gress drill this
evening In the armory. After the drill
Saptain Rice VIII appoint the non COM
missioned officers.
The band tournament, which was 10
have been given at Hazel Dell PARK on
the 18th and 18th OF the present month.
r has ten postponed indefinitely.
Work was resumed yesterday morning
IN cleaning away the dehris from the
burned Academy of Music at Delawai q
avenue and Tatnall streets.
The electric wire broke from some
PAUSE at Fourteenth aud Market streets.
yesterday afternoon, and checked the
running OF the cars until 1t WAS repaired
AT Asbury last evening some Z or 8
came forward. There was one CONVEX.
: hon. Presiding Elder Murray conducted
revival services. Meetings are held every
evening.
Ct. Georges Commandery, K. G. Z
and the First Regiment Band, will give
Joint bazaar at the rink, commencing on
december and continuing for three
weeks.
Barge No. 2, OF the Brandy wine Gran
lie Company, with cargo OF 500 tons OF
granite and twenty tons of coal, arrived
ut Hatteras Inlet on Saturday last after
: stormy voyage of fifteen DAYS.
The Rev. I. Gardiner Littell, rector OF
St. John's Church, will give lecture be-
wore the Mems Guild OF the church on
lfhursday evening. His subject will be:
MEMS work In New York"
Miss Daisy Chappell, daughter of Ira
and Maggie Chappell, celebrated her
eighth birthday at Augustine Mills YES
ferday. A largo number of invited guests
were present and big dinner was served.
Conductor Thomas F. Hawkins of the
Delaware railroad left to-day for 3 12
days vacation during, which be will visit
Ehicago aud other points of interest In
the west.
Mrs. Richmond who 10 now residing at
Camden, N. j., is visiting friends in our
city to-day.
Dire. Howard Ogle and J. G. Fahey
will be ai1s on the staff of the IN irshal of
the Catholic Benevolent Legion In the
big parade which takes place in Balti-
more this evening.
A committee, of which Job II. jackson
10 chairman, has been appointed to make
preparation for the 25th anniversary OF
Grace NJ. e. Church the last week In
january.
Mrs. Maria Glascoe, an inmate of the
Home for Aged Women, died at that
institution yesterday, aged SO years Her
funeral will take place Wednesday after.
noon, with services Mt the Home and in
terment at Wilmington and Brandy wine
Cemetery.
The report that sales lady insulted
gentleman, while purchasing lead PEN
ell in three. cent store on Market street,
Is denied, tho lady in question always
waiting on every caller promptly and
Invariably treating every one politely.
Mr.. Isaac Belts is building an electric
power elevator for the Old Ladies'
Home. 1t will be some 3 or 4-horse-
power. peanut Johnnie" at Fourth
and Market streets, will have "A horse
power motor to turn his peanut rcsster.
The horse of Mr.. VIM. Bullock, coal
merchant, slipped on the wet iron track
and concrete pavement of Market street
below Eighth at 1890 o'clock this morn.
ing and fell. No damage resulted, as the
acc dent was well managed by the driver.
Toe case of William Forbes ys.
Samuel ID. Forbes to recover S6U0 Tor
alleged services was held before Referees
Joseph L. Carpenter, g. T. johnson and
William Bright at the Court House yes
terday. Andrew z. ssntorn, Esq, repre-
sonted the plaintiff and II. e. Conrad,
Esq, the Defendant
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