Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12


Utilitarian 10 tho proper name to give
maker, I'D vert tises and subacribes for the !
REPUBLICAN,. Such lady 10 Miss j. A.
Jefferson. Those who want new dresses
had better call at an early date at No.
500 Tatnall street.
Miss May Hineon, Of white chapel
fame, has been converted and 10 now .
member oil the Union A. NJ. T. Church.
The prayers OF the righteous are cor
tainly reaching white chapel, there hav-
Ing been two conversions inside Of three
| weeks.
Mrs. Clark Wilson and Mrs. Thomas
BenAon. from Baltimore, are the guests OF
teriap Church. The ladies are very much
pleased with our city, and are Hospitality
cared for by our fI;ends.
The A. U. VI. p. Church choir and
Sunday school attracted considerable at
tention last evening, practicing for
Easter. Mr.. j. Chippsy has them Ia
training. Crowds gathered around the
church, and but few knew 1t was prac-
tice. The selectiors made by Mr.. Chip
pey were excellent. Mr.. H. Mercer per.
formed on the corouet. This gent eman
10 coming to the front as q cornetlst.
Professor c. Wright was organist
Ope-half dozen reasons why our people
should take the REPUBLICAN,: 1st 1t ad-
vertises for more help than any other
paper In town. and. 1t is the only
medium through which our people have
an equitable hearing. 3rd. 1t has n
larger circulation than any paper In our
city, among all clases Of people. 4th. 1t
10 the best paper In the city. 9th. ItA edi-
tor docs all he can to encourage the col
ored people in every enterprise. 9th. 1t
10 the only paper 10 tho city that has =
regular colored correspondent.
The industrial school, taught by Mrs.
L. d. Clark and Mrs. Hooper. has 90
scholars. and the number 10 Increasing
daily.
making the finest artificial flowers fol-
be on exhibition at No. 203 West Eighth
street. We knew nothing Of this lady
work until we saw It few days ago
She will also furnish flowers for Easter
Any one desiring them will apply at No
2O3 West Eighth street or to the CORES.
pondent among the coloied people.
Bessie johnson, who has been knock
, ing at the door of Howard School foi
J two years without succes would like tc
l know how she IL to educate.
MIR. John Raikes Is an exemplary
Christian gentleman without any super
fetal show whatever. There are man.
more to be sure, but this young man ha
done go much good and has won th
: confidence OF ali who know him; he wa
2 an inveterste smoker and chewer and ha
' even laid aside that, an example to som
OF our leaders and pulpit orators. Me-
who claim to be Christisn leaders shoul,
Il not use tobacco. Tobacco first, rum mex
A 10 general rule with Incorporate people
therefore no Christian leader should en-
" courage the use of tobacco In any way
Mr.. A. @. Williamson, our successfu
jeweler, No. 105 West Eighth street
a is . Canadian by birth, aud learned hi
trade under his father. He has prove
J. himself to be competent in bis business
10 q prominent member OF the Presbytt
rlsn Church, and credit to the race I
We are very credibly informed b
Mr.. g. Benson that Mr.. ]. Armstrong
making rapid Advancements on his co
net, and that ere long Prof. Anderson ci
trust him to lead the baud.
Mr.. Brown has dancing school
i'll Fourth b and French streets every FTida
evoning. He Is one of Prof. Sharper
.. pupils, and 10 now able to teach I'd
IA polka, RobIuson's schottlsche and mill
- tary quadrllle.
rCI Misc Frances Lewis OF Whom there M
L been SO much said, took the train u
K Boston yesterday. 1t was sad parting
Some of her class were moved to tear
some Of the teachers rejo!ced; others wei
very melancholy as they not only lose
social friend, but councillor. Gosso
has 1t that Miss Kruse her opponent
never was more happy than when th
news reached her that Mis- Lewis ha
gone. She Ia now however quietly dom
ciled at her home In Boston thoug
the Information furnished by some d
her ex-iriends letters were writte
to her home and at the dif
ferent places she has taught school, bu
one and oil gave her the samo enviabl
recommendation that the people of thi
Il city gave her. She will be heard er
Z long through tho columns Of the pape
that she loved SO well, the REPUBLIoAN n
Jones & Jeiferis, frst.ciass bArbers
;, whom every one knows, are friends 3
/, the REPUBLICAN and Its correspondent
but wish simply to Inform them this
T they can't use the correspondent
"Among the colored people," a. the
chose. A hint to The Wiso etc