The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-13
Painful teethlng, colo. dlarhns
prevente d and cured By HooperS
Anodyne.
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Painful teethlng, colo. dlarfhns
prevente d and cured By Hoopers
Anodyne.
The exchanges at the Wilmington
clearing house on Saturday were: $165-
0S3. As; balances. S50.224.70.
The Children,s Band OF the Homeo-
pathic Hospital workers will hold its
annual meeting ct the hospital on
Saturday, Apiil IS.
The annual meeting OF the diretors
OF the Wilmington Institute will be held
this event ng. (
William Brooks, aged Is years. living
at No. EOS Spruce street, had his fingers
mashed by roll ON the works OF The
Diamond State Iron Company on Sat-
day morning.
The colored voters OF the Fifth ward
have been requested to attend meet
ing OF the organization OF that ward
on "Wednesday evening at o'clock ut
No. 8a5 Windsor street.
At the 0rphans' Court on Saturday
Judge Grubb granted charter to tho
West End Reading Room and tho
James nj. Bryan Company.
James L. Devou OF this city attended
the Tribune celebration In New York
city on Friday night.
You can buy q first-class Piano or
Organ on easy terms at Red Mems Hall,
No. 5l5 Shipley street. Special discount
for cash.
Any person wishing to be convinced
where the best Pianos can 10 bought
for the least money should examine
the large stock at Rcd Mems Hall, No.
SIS Shipleysstreet.
Figures never did lie. We are selling
more Pianos and Organs Mt Red Mons
Hall. No, 6l5 Shipley street, than any
two other houses in this city.
Facts are stubborn things and posi-
bly, tho must stubborn OF allis, that we
can soc good Pianos from ESQ and up
wards, md organs from $40. Red Mems
Hall, No. 516 Shipley street.
The Rev. II. Ashton Henry, rector Of
Trinity Episcopal Church, Is i'll at his
home with an attack Of the la grippe,
William D. Miller, who has been III
with la grippe for the past fortnight, is
convalescent and ablo to resume his
vocal duties.
The Rev. Osgood E. Herrick, a ro-
tired chaplain of the U, s. A., preached
at Trinity Church, both morning and
Albert @. Cobb went to PHI iladelphia
to-day, where he willassume charge of
The Cobb Vulcanite Wire Company's
interests there.
John Norris OF Chestnut Hill. Pa,
will be married to Miss Jean Kane,
daughter OF DIR. John X Kane of this
city, on Wednesday, April Is.
Leighton @. Mahoney will go to Phh.
adelphia to-day, where he will engage
in tho lumber business.
Coroner Charles E. Sparks on Satur.
day last gave certificate of death In
the case of q colored lad who died sud
denly on tho farm OF Aaron Woodward
OF Christiana Hundred.
For cheap and reliable Shoes, go to
NJ. J. Taggart, 301 W. I'd street.
1t is reported that Albert, son Of
George r. Woodward of Montchanin,
and Miss Laura Dilworth will be mar
ried on Thursday, the Both inst.
w. Klair, OF Chrlstiana Hundred, is
arranging to go to New York to pur-
chase Standard bred colt.
The person who received s3 In ten
cent pieces instead of a package
of pennies at this Office on Saturday
evening, will confer favor by return
Ing the same. .-s
Tho Young Mems Republican Club
has chartered the steamer Republic for
an excursion ON the 10th OF June.
The Authors Carnival for the benefit
of the homeopathic Hospital will be
held at the Opera House, on the 18th,
10th, 18th and 18th inst. Adult tickets so
cents.
G. Downward Il Bro, whose shop Is
at No. GA Shipley street, have con-
tracted to erect two seven-room
houses ut Twenty-Third and Washing
ton streets. In the village OF Creeson.
They are good mechanics and ready
to complete all jobs with despatch.
L. W. Stidham g. Son will have a sale
of furniture at their store, No. Ill East
Fourth street, on Thursday afternoon
at o'clock.
The Sixth Ward colored Republicans
are earnestly requested to meet this
(Monday) evening at No. 1913 Wilson
street, on business OF Importance.
Hayward & Co.. have secured al
original pension for John Seymour oil
this city.