The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-04
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For good cabinent photographs try
Cummings 800 Market street.
Painful teething, collie, diarrhna pre-
vented and cured by Hooper's anodyne
Percival @. Pyle will of1iciate at the
Episcopal Mission, Edge Moor, Sun
day morning and evening next.
Do not fall to attend the Ladies' Aid
Festival OF Eden Hall tonight, (Friday)
and Saturday. All welcome.
Presiding Elder Murray will hold
love feast at Asbury this evening at
$50 O'Clock and quarterly conference
at o o'clock.
Kent a Weeks, lumber dealers, and
The Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
Ipany have been elected members OF
the Builders Exchange.
| Mr.. Fennemore, who occupies the
Latlmer farm near the toll gate on
Maryland avenue, lost valuable horse
on Thursday, from an attack OF bots.
| About 200 men have been laid Off by
1.-THE Pullman Palace Car Company dur
ing the past few days, owing TO q
scarcity OF work.
Register of Wills Cooch has granted
letters OF administration upon the es
tate of Sarah Il. McConaghy, late
Of Wilmington hundred, to Thomas
Davis.
The Rev. Paul Isenschmld will as-
,isist at the funeral of the late Ferdi-
inand Fullmer, to be held at the Gen.
trial Presbyterian Church tomorrow
, afternoon.
Il Fifteen carrier pigeons from Green
)lville N. j., were liberated at Fourth
and Shipley streets yesterday morning
.lby the United States Express Com.
: pany's agent.
Noah Richards, the ,colored man
who murdered Police Officer John j.
fisherman In New York on Tuesday,
abe ongs in Milford and worked fol
: alexander Q. Hyer, formerly Of the
same place.
The Centreville Association offers O
|, lreward of $40 for the arrest and con
lviction OF the person or persons whc
yls.ole the horse, wagon and harness
from the premises of VIM. Bracken, OF
a ChI1stiana hundred. few nights ago.
d The Rev. Charles E. Murray, Mrs
a Murray and Miss Lizzie Knight have
returned from Block Island, II. 1.
l. where they spent q month, The Rev
d Mr.. Murray will occupy his pulpit a
gSt. Andrews on Sunday.
X Edward F =. James, of this city, ha
d accepted the business management o
'rlthe New Haven, Conn. palladium, ant
Thomas +. Dunn, of Dover, will be hi
Q assistant. They will begin their dutle
ltlabout October 1st.
y Camp 3, p. o. s. of A., will give al
y entertainment for the benefit OF tn
y order, this evening, in room No. o
y the Opera House National Master o
IL Forms Il. Nj. J. Reed Of Philadelphia
"a will address the meeting.
NJ Chief OF Police William Blackburn
,rhas received his commission from Pas
Il -lCommander w. q. Veasey as membe
, lof the national council OF ADMINISTERS
dItion OF the National Encainpment, G
A. X.
no Bishop Coleman went to Lewes last
lslevening to conduct confirmation sci
K. vices. On Sunday he will ofiiciate @
ne, Newark. He will not start on hi
at,pedestrian tour In Virginia until til
latter part of next week.
On The farm of the late Edmund Hamar
situated on the road leading from I'll
Frenchtown turnpike, in New Castl
hundred, containing 10S, acres will L
S. sold at public sale, at the Court Hous,
IN Ito-morrow Saturday at p. III.
s. The Y. NJ. @. A. base ball team d.
" feated the Strong Archers yesterday
lrIby a score of to 5. The Archers mad
le,but 8 hits off Munden the Y. M. q.
~ pitcher. They will play another stron
y club on Saturday.
u w. L. Derlekson offers for sale
az desirable cottage, with stable and n
n acre OF ground, situated near Elsmer
II Chr!stiana hundred, Improvement
\ are extending in that direction, an
" hence the lots in that vicinity will raj
idly increase in value.
Cornelius Lynch, lineman en-
IN ployed by The Delaware and Atlhnti
an H. w MI, ~ riah"aa, -,
u, and Market streets, Iell about o'cloc
Re yesterday afternoon, but furtunatel
adj escaped without receiving any scrior
y injuries,