Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22
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Beard b ~ day OF week At the Della
ware nousA No b1s Market street.
M sAolesss brands Of wine, liquor and
eaoAEs ct Ne Delaware House
Lunch every night at the Delaware
HOUSE, No 6lS Market strset
The best tintyps made In the city 10 .
cumminss' gallery, 500 Market street.
Bush' French street wharf b The
place 70 bay your coal
Don't forget 10 call % .. A. Thorp, ct
Us Market street. when in want Of
nobby spring suit
Call and examine Thorp's stock OF
goods whom In want Of . new spring suit
a 82S Market street.
A Arst class draugh tsman, who 10 also
| practical machinlss, may procure Q
good situation BY addressing post ONCE
drawer II, Wilmington. Del.
: Father Ambrosius, o. q. B., of Sacred
Heart Church, 10 visiting 10 Newark.
Minor G. Baldwin, the orgauist from
New York, arrived last night. George
q. Maris, the organist of Grace Church,
will accompany the singers on the piano
In the concert this evening.
The annual festival Of the Philsds lphia
Turnbezirk will occur In Atlantic City
on june ~ and 80. The local Turner
Organization Will attend and participate
N the gymnastio exercises.
81. Mary's T. A. b. Society will hold
an important meeting this evening.
Miss Emma Grinnsae will hold her
second annual kindergarten entertain
ment In Exon M. Z. Church on Thursdsy
evening, May 9.
The nrst annual festival and bazaar Of
Melrn's CoInet Band will DO held In the
!. 0. .. Il. Hall, Highlands, May % to
81, inclusive.
Calvary Guild will hold It's annual
meeting this evening at tho home of
Charles Jones. No. III West Seventh |
street, Officers will DO elected. for the
ensuing year.
Mrs. Edward j. Newell, No. 500
Maryland avenue, fell down stairs on /
Sunday afternoon, breaking one of her
arms.
Blshop Curtis administered the rite Of
confirmation to 81 persons in St. Peters
Church at New Castle OH Sunday.
Rev. q. G. Adams, of the Princeton
Seminary. has accepted = call to the
Presbyterian Church at Smyrna.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society
OF the Central Presbyterian Church will
hold . meeting tomorrow afternoon at
he residence Of Mrs. L. Lowe, No. 8l2
Monroe street.
John Jordan Is seriously III at his 1
home. Sixth aud Jefferson streets, and
there Is little encouragement to hope for
a change for the better.
Rev. j. Il. CIymer, Of the New York
Conference, has been invited TO partici-
pate In the opening exercises of the NJ.
u. Church in Smyrna next Sunday.
The rear axle OF the delivery wagon of
Mammele Bros., pork butchers, broke off
4 tue corner of Maryland avenue aud
Monroe streets about noon yesterday,
'suslng considerable delay. Another
wagon Was finally procured, to which !
he load WAS transferred. il
5000, 600. 900, ono pieces OF wall paper
o be sold before July LIST, from the low .
st to the best grades; also . large stock
u window shades from Toe. apiece up ut =.
!. w. Evans & Co.'S, 2e9 West Second
titet.
M chael Gremm.nger of Odessa. who ,
ecen'ly acquired some notnr.ety by col
ec'lng a motto of George Henold, given
ONE tnirty years ago, visited our city 1
his morning aud called on his uncle.
Mr.. Bauman OF the Pennsylvania House
aud other RELATIVES.
Fifty clocks to be given away to-day
with cigars at Sevesth aud Orange
streets and No. o East Third street.
CHAPMAN, eoN & Co.
The sale Of teats for the Rivals" com.
nsnced this morning. Ths scale OF prices
has been changed for this performance
10 e., Sl.60 aud g.
Mr.. II. T.. Soulier Of the Opera House
and MIR. Hamilton Harri, of SIN the
Ranks" Company, have extended an
INVITATION to the Wilmington ard Wor.
cester base ball clubs to attend the par.
lormanee this evening, and it has been
Mitchell & Bash, No. 2l9 Market
street, wish 10 employ several sales
ladies and milliners.
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