Daily Republican., 1890-06-19
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Pere0ne Wishing butter put mp TOR win
ter use will do we'll TO call ct TatnAll's
creamery. Fourth and shipley streets.
smeltx & Co., dealers In all kinds Of
Southern produce. Wholesale and retail.
Give US call. We receive large con-
signments Of Southern prodoe every
day, which must be cold. No. Is East
Fourth street
For good. home-raissd, Juicy beef.
steaks, 90 to Morelsnd's. No. 407 King
street
A valuable Aldsrney COW belonging to
w. II, Seeds, the contractor, died yester-
day.
The name Of G. Wesley weldin is the
latest mentioned In connection with the
postmAstership.
The inmates OF the Old Ladies' Home,
corner of Gilpin Avenue aud Harrison
streets, complain very bitterly OF tie
number OF voracious mosquitoes that In
feet that neiR hborhood. They are proof
against nets.
The Ponies will play the Dauntiess at
the Union Street Park OH Saturday.
Manuel and Donahoe will be the Ponies'
battery.
The Young Peoples Missionary 3d.
Sioty VI w c5t SuuiC VIII y uOI III
social at the residence OF Mira A. II.
Berlin, No. SIT Adams street, on Friday
evening.
A concert for the benefit of tho w. c.
\. U. will be given In the NJ. e. Church,
Newport, Del, on Monday evening.
june %, at O'Clock. j. X King aud
other leading vocAlisis Of Wilmington
will take part.
Harry J. Zsialer, Of thIs city, left last
evening for Denver. Col, over the B.. s.
y. railroad.
Alexander Reed, q clerk In the Belfast,
Ire and, postoffice. IL Waiting L X.
Crawford and family at Second and
West streets.
The wife and daughter OF the Rov.
Paul Isepschmldt Of the German Lu-
theran Church will sail from New York
on Saturday next for Il visit to relatives
In Germany.
Miss Annie v. Reed, who has been
visiting relatives In Belfast, Ireland, for
nearly q year past, returned to this city
yesterday. She came home In the steam
ship City of Rome.
Jacob Harvey Whitsman, q member of
the General Assembly of Delaware, yes
terjsy graduated at the Washington and
Lee University at Lexington, Va, with
degree Of u. 8.
The cards are now out announcing the
marriage Of Miss Letitia Jordan, daugh-
ter OF General Thomas j. Jordan, Tor
merly OF this city, and Leonard Woolssy
Bacon OF Norwich, Conn.,, on Thursday,
June 26
Among the ten young women who put
the finishing touches upon their school
lie at the Darlington Seminary at West
Chester, Pa, yesterday, were Miss
Florence M. Caulk Of Camden, Miss
Amelia L. Vandegrilt of Odessa and
Miss Helen Smlihers and Miss Mary l..
Bnrsan OF Frederlca in this State, aud
Mics NJ. Virginia Sudler OF Sullcrs sille,
Md.
Tax Collector John J. Mealey has ap-
pointed John r. Callahan to assist him
10 collecting the taxes OF the Southern
Next Saturday the wawatet Gun Club
will shoot the first oi a series Of three
matches with the Matsunk Club, of
Pa.
Ex-Police Sergeant James 7. Whelan
will be q candidate for the Democratic
nomination for county assessor In the
Second district. comprising the Third,
Filth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth
wards. Nomination election on the
second Saturday in September.
James NAPLES Ponder Of Milton, son
OF Ex-Governor Ponder, graduated from
swarthmore College with the degree OF
b. A.; and Miss Ethel Coop.r OF Smyrna
graduated from the Wilson Female Col.
Iege.
The new Woods,de NJ. K. Church, near
Dover, will be dedio ated next SUNDAY,
The Rev. Jonathan 8. Willis will preach
in the morning aud the Rev. E. c. Nc
Nlchol in the afternoon. Presiding Elder
Dr. J. A. b. Wilson will preach In the
evening.
The Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters
Union will hold an important meeting
this evening.
Mr.. Rothwell thauks his friends ;or
their support and will put forth his best
efforts to elect the successful nominee.
He VIII lie candidate in 1892.
Members OF Diamond State Ora npe,
2. of H., are requested to meet at their
hall In Stanton on Friday evening, June
Goth. Business Of importance. All
oranges cordially invited.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lyman Van Buren, ol
Dunkirk, N. Y, were yesterday tn,
guests OF ]. Ferris Belt
\ Ex Secretary Bayard 10 on tour Of In
spection OF the West Virginia railroad
accompanied by other stockholders.
Mrs. j. Gault-Smith OF New York an
sister, Miss Mary Bringhurst OF thi
city, will sail from New York to-day 70
Ireland.
Miss Bringhurst, daughter of z. Bring
hurst, Jr., and . maid employed in til
family, were thrown from a carriage 4
their summer home near West Chester
J Pa, on Monday. The maid WAS col
siderably hurt, being severely cut, bl
Miss Bringhurst escaped injury.
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