Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-13
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House. No. SIS Market street.
The choicest brands Of wine, liquor and
cigars at the Delaware House
Board BY the day or week at the Del
ware House. No. 5iS Market street,
Something that you like will be found
10 San Rosa cigars. DursteIn, No. E.
(lecond street
Best Scent cigar In the city at HAw-
kius', Seventh aud Market streets.
The best tintype made In the cityis q
Cnmmings' gallery, 500 Market street.
Cold winter is very near to us. Fill up
your coal bins, with the best of coal,
which can be had from Gro. W. Bush &
sons, French street warf
Go TO P!unkett's. 105 West Front ct.
and buy bag Of Blepton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
Cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs and all
spice, whole and ground, peNecty pure.
Tay Tor X Fullerton, 302 King street.
Asyou STROLL AROUND stop and Sc
the 1--we man at ll5 East 4th street.
Best 5-cent Havana cigar that can to
bought at Hawkins, 9TH and Market sts.
Tin roofing. gutterlng and spouting
old roofs repaired and painted. Esti
mates furnished. A. Chambers, No. 222
King street.
Hayes Gallagher, of Gallagher, Kitzel-
man IL Fox, is erecting a shoe factory at
Chilis' Station, Cecil county, Md.
A large force of workmon are at work
below st. MichAels, on the Baltimore
and Eastern Shore railroad. The work
Is being rapidly pushed to completion.
The Rev. p. b. Lightner. rector of I'm
manuel Church, New Castle, 10 confined
to his bed with 10 grippe.
Gardner l.. Jamison of New Castle,
who was knocked down by q falling
wind mill one day last week, is In dan
acrous condition, and little hopes are
entertained OF his recovery.
Mrs. William d. Grice of New Castle
Is seriously i'll. "..s .
Miss Alice selgwick is confined TO the
house, suffering with severe cold.
The mercury ranged from $50 to 100
yesterday. 1t was 65o at Belts, Sixth
aud Market streets, at 2 o'clock.
Miss Sadie 4. Ware, daughter OF the
Hon. James w. Ware, and Ellwood
McClaymont, Of Chester, will be married
In Trinity Church on January 2Sth At
$50 p. III. ....5 ...- ...-
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo w. Locke gave q
breakfast TO Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Benson
and Professor Ferd. Fullmer At the Clay
ton llouse yesterday morning. Mrs.
Locke's fine collection Of Dresden china
was used OH the occasion. .....= =o
w. A. Hukill, auctioneer, sold the
house No. 1903 West street, belonging to
the estate OF the late Mary Williams to
f.. T. Williams, druggist at Tenth and
Adams p.,uete, tor 81 $50.
The annual meeting of the Kent Coun.
ty Protective A ISOLATION will lie held a,
Dover next Thursday.
Abram HAYDEN, will be n candidat,
from Backbird Hundred as a Levy
Court Commissioner.
Market stree. was dark for q few mo.
meats last evening caused by the electr.,
lights going out.
An alley on Front street between tiar
ket and King, Is in filthy condition
The attention OF the Board of Health Ia
called To the fact.
Joshua Williams and Julius Hummell
the two men Who died of pneumonia az
gravsted by The fumes Of sulphurlc acid
inhaled at the phosphate works, wer,
buried on Sunday afternoon. Hummel
was inferred in Rverview cemetery and
| Williams was inferred In st. Peter
cemetery.
A well-known citizen Of Dover, Sam.
uel q. Holmes, died of kidney oisease OF
saturday. He was a retired grain dealer
He was secretary of the Republican
County Executive Committee and OF tn,
State Capital Republican Club.
The monthly conference Of women Wis
| itors Will be held this afternoon at 3 .. III
In the Young Mems Christian Associa
tlon Building, on Market street abov
Tenth.
John Smith, eccompa MED by his wifi
and three children, came to police sta
ton on Friday evening last and aske,
for shelter. He said he was u shoe cut
ter by trade and was burned out In til
recent ilre at Lynn, Mass, and WAS o.
his way TO Baltimore 10 get work whe
on reaching this city his means gave out
Chief Swiggett gave them lod ring at tn
hall and mine host William Legg, of th
Delaware Houee, furnished them with
good, hearty breakfast IN the morning
They were afterwards procured transpoi
tation and sent to Baltimore.
| Amelia Ringwalt has been granite
letters c. I. a., by Register Bradford, o
the estate OF Levi A. Ringwalt, harues
manufacturer.
II Ia reported there are 1900 Catholic
III the city of Wilmington with q popu
lation OF some %. 600 Inhabitants.
The Coroner's jury in the case of ia.
| NQI,thtta hold
returned verdict that deceased com
to his death from Natural causes.
Father Be.min CHAM asked the PRAYER
oil the congregation oil st. Paul,s Catholi
! church yesterday for the abatc ncut o
the La Grippe.
High mas was omitted at st, Paul
X z. Church, corner of Fourth All
jackson streets, al half past 10 o'clocl
yesterday morning, on account of abol
twe-thitds of the choir being laid up " II
, la Grippe"
: Some rowdy cut the tin from the bun
. OF barrel OF molasses at Gray's stor,
Second aud King streets, about B..
!, o'clock last evening, when the moass,
:, rau dow to the curb, and when p9de,
" TRANS came along aud walked into
: several young i0wdies, who were stan
=; ing near, would Laugh loudly at the
mlthsp. MI Cray was notified about
' O'Clock and had the molasses washed Of
{. The officers should be notified TO ARE
Z. an boys running around the mark
Ennse and gong along King street d
tlroy lng articles that come in their wa
As. Mr. Vim. IL. Swiit's team w
II coming down Market street this morni,
lie about o'clock the horse fell dow
is u aking the pole, but luckily did /
10 further damage.
&c Patrick Kirk, switchman on the