Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28
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Gold Filled Watches at Hanf's, 1
) East Fourth street
For cAtarrh, smoke Pine Needle Cigars
For Sore Throat, Catsrrh and Asthma
smoke Ailan's Pine Needle Ci9ara
Solid plain gold wedding rings q
Hanfs, Is East Fourth street. .
Solid Gold Watches, Z. L. Hanf, l.
East Fourth street.
A very pretty Christmas tree rraces Tn,
psrlors OF Mr.. Edward Robipson's dwell
Ing, corner o! Fifth and Montgomer,
streets. Ii Is beautifully trimmed and
gave great pleasure 10 their little CRANE
daughter. Lala Scott, for whose benefit Il
was purchased.
All shareholders OF the Excelsior Loan
Association are notified that the q ues tior
81 the sdvlsability of consolidation witt
some other loan association will DO rub.
mi ted to the shareholders mt the mex
regular monthly meeting, to be held al
NO. 7l2 Market street, on Thursday even.
ing, January End.
The annual meeting of the st ock holder,
OF the Wilmington aud PhiladelI hia
Turnpike Company will be held at the
seeFetary's 0tiice, in the Bayard Building.
on Saturday, January 4, at S O'Clock, fof
the purpose OF electing ten managers of
the said company to serve dur ng the
ensuing year.
Application will be made 10 the Honor
able lgnatius Z. Grubh, associate Judge,
on Saturday, january llth, at 10 o'clock
IN The morning, at chambers in the CITY
81 wilmington, for the Incorporation OF
the Mutual Aid Union Becedcial Asso-
eiatlon."
The pilot boat Cope was hauled OF the
ways at the Jackson & Sharp CompAny's
shlpysrd yesterday afternoon.
A tea drinking will take place at
Hanover Presbyterian Sunday school
room on Monday evening. Toe mem
oers and friends are cordially invited to
be on hand.
Tho Eighth street electric line Is doing
| quite thriving business, and there is no
DOUBT but that the line will do a paying
business. One day while making the trial
trip they took in nearly so in fares.
John Ford, living at No. 100 Head
street, had the little finger OF Ills right
hand broken on Thursday afternoon by
becoming entaugled In the lines willis lie
was endeavoring TO stop fractions horse
he was driving.
Tue Pusey & Jones Co. Is engaged 10
llnlshiug n fly wheel Tor the Southwark
Foundry and Machine Co., OF Phladel.
pha, which will weigh about AZ 900
pounds.
The Alumni Association of the Boys
High School will meet on Wednesday
evening, tue Sth Of January.
A meeting Of the lockout mouldcrs. in
the hall, No. 2ll Market street. to.mor.
row afternoon, will be addressed by L. j.
Mac uire and others.
John II. Faust has been granted letters
testamehtary on the estate OF the late
Daniel W. Faust.
Thomas Smith of St. Georges has re.
moved to this city.
Reeee Pyle, who was badly Injured by
| a !all on Shiplcy street some two veeka
ago Is still al the Homo 1pathic Hospital
aud his condition has but slightly i'm.
proved, although hopes are entertained
OF his ultimate recovery.
Eev. Marcus A. Brownson, of Detroit,
Mich gan, is visiting his iather-in law,
| Geo. W. Bush, Esq.
The engage ent of II. C. Niemann,
salesman for Quigley u Mullen of this
city, and Mss Emma j., daughter of
Levy Ceurtman Mccall, OF Red Lion
hundred, IS announced.
Rev. J. 7. NAuBurkalow, of Mt.
Pleasant NJ. B. Church, VIII read an
essay at the prehchers' meeting next
Monday morning.
Frank X. McCulom, OF Chester. has
made an assignment to ]. Engle Coch-
ran, Jr., for tue benefit OF his creditors.
Rev. Dennis J. Flynn will lecture on
temperance IN 81, Peter'o Church at New
Castle, on Sunday evening.
Y. VI. c. A., p,sisc meeting AT 4 D. m.
IN assembly rooms u be led by Brother
klng. Bring yogr fayorlte SELECTIONS
with you; sou can speud an hour OF
pleasure aud profit. Come and join us
Ia t-is meeting; you are welcome.
j. VI. Barton, who formerly conducted
the Novelty Theatre ia our city, Is now
conducting the Theatre Uommique, in
Baltimore, and Is reported 10 DO doing
quite large business.
Tho Oak iii Sunday school, Chris
tiana Hundrel, Will hold festival next
Tuesday evening.
An old colored man, familiarity known
as 'Jacko," fell In fit at Third and
Railroad avenues y sterdAy afternoon
and was removed TO his home at Front
aud Lombard streets by the patrol
wagon.
The bazaar at the Eleventh street rink
will close this evening with an auction
Iof articles remaining on hand, The
Band and Commlndery have done well
aud are duly thankful. Camps Nos. =
and 8 will be IN attendance this evening
and gaia time is anticipated.
Captain David L. buckingham of the
Pension Department, Washington, ID. C..
has been home spending Christmas with
his family and friends, and lett to daf on
his return 10 bis new iel1 OF duty. The
Captain locks well aud likes Washing
n. II need he no surprise to hear Of
the Captains promotion At any time.
Tho Boston Branch Shoe House will
remove from West Second stree. after
January 25th to the large and comnoll.
Gus store, No. 223 Market street.
Tie G.ip IS prevailing in Paris AMI
There il also an alarming Increase Of the
death rae. Il is reported to have ap-
le1red in Chicago, Boston, Rochester,
Baltimore, New York and other cit cs.
President Harrison and party visited
Low lEaniun, On the Jtules river, Ii
home Of his ancestors.
HOPE, tho burglar, may have to dis.
close tie Manhattan bonds.
A NV York grand jury indicted C.
W. Pierce, OF the Brush Electric lllu.
m!natiLg Compan ny, OF granddaughter ON
accoUns 81 the death OF a maa by Tue
name of Harris.
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