The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-11

Dots.
Bush's, French street wharf. 10 the
place to buy your coal.

Bush's, French street wharf, 10 the
place to buy your coal.
Dyeing and securing done. $40 King 81.
Taylor q Fullerton's Cough Syrup is
one OF the best syrups for coughs and
colds prepared. 500 King street.
Durstein Is manufacturing fine Ha-
yana filled handmade cigars, at No. s
East Second street.
Professor Ferd Fullmer has gone to
for the summer.
Mrs. Isaac Jewell Is visiting her
In Queen Anne's county, Md.
Miss Mollie Sharp has returned home
from a visit to relatives in Rochester,
N. Y.
West Presbyterian Sunday school
excursion to Birmingham Park, Tues
day, July IA.
Princess Anne M. r. Church estl-
mates her PASTORS salary at S700, an
advance of $500.
Miss Mamie A. Bacon and Miss May
E. Lano will leave In few days for "a
visit to Atlantic City.
John w. Eedmile. day clerk at the
Clayton House, will take his vacation
the last two weeks OF this month.
Miss Thalis l.. Negendank is among
the mountains Of Virginia, In company
with Mrs. Cabell.
Andrew Wilhelm Is the possessor of
o Japanese lily in full bloom. The
Hover is rarely seen 10 this country.
Prof. A. G. Harley, ST., has resigned
the principalship Of the Centrevillo
Old. Academy after 10 years service.
The Rev. Dennis J. Finn Is in France,
and from there he will go Switzerland,
after which he will start for home.
Miss Edna Gibson, OF Dridgeton, N.
j., is visiting Mr.. Lewis Cox, on Kirk
avenue.
w. G. Gibbons, W. r. Bowman and
Frank Wayne, of the Wilmington
Wheel Club will make century run
to Dover and return to-day.
The estate of John Pugh, deceased,
was yesterday settled. 1t involved
927,0 The executor was William q.
SpruaLce.
Mr.. Thomas Bremen OF Cecil County,
Md, claims to have threshold four hun.
bushels OF wheat off OF ten acres this
week.
The Board Of managers OF the Wood
Lawn Camp Meeting Association will
meet ON the grounds Wednesday,, July
18th, at p. m.
Bishop Fowler is improving In
health; he was, at last report, In
Southern California, looking after the
educational work Of that section.
Captain l.. Van DeWater and Ida
Corbin will lead tho meetings at the
Salvation Army Hall this evening and
tomorrow.
Miss Georgianna Kitchen OF this
city was graduated from the Episcopal
Hospital, Philadelphia yesterday as u
trained nurse.
At Chester Bethel Church, on Sun.
day. there will be preaching respect.
lively morning and evening, by the
kevs. j. II. q. Hanna and W. G.Koons.
You will not miss the soc. you pay 10
so on our Moonlight Thursday even
Ing. July IA. Epworth League OF
Union.
Sheriff Simmons entertained the
Choral Social Circle OF this city, al
| his residence in New Castle, OH Wed.
nesday evening.
There will be a service OF song entitl.
| cd Sowing and Reaplng, il the NJ. H.
Church, in New Castle, tomorrow even
ing, Mt 7.45 p. III.
john II. Dandy has sold the large
house ut Fourteenth and Washington
streets to tine West End Improvement
Company for $4,000.
A. A. Waite has accepted the position
of assistant bIggagemaster at the p.
| w. d ID. Railroad station, this city and
| will enter upon his duties next Mon
day.
W. S. Lavender, representing New
York carriage manufacturing com
pany, stopped to-day on his way LC
Georgia and Alabama to look In on d
few friends.
The person who found a pocket-bool
last Friday evening will be given d
liberal reward on returning ii With tho
contents to No. 2Jl West Eighth
street.
Governor Reynolds yesterday com
missioned lr james Ii. Morgan {
member OF the State Board of Phar
macy for five years, dating from
July lst
John McPallan, OF Philadelphia, ant
q. X. Weaver, Baltimore, contractors
on new sewer work for tile city. have
bonded and will commence work Mon,
day next.
The tug boat which tho jackson 4
Sharp Company is building for Ia mt
4 Co, OF New York, will be named tht
Henry U. Palmer and launched dug
Ing the next two weeks,
Thomas G. Morgan was elected
president, vice ChnuEcey Z. Holcomb
resigned, at the meeting OF Company
II, OF New Castle, ON Wednesday even
ing last.
Mrs Elizabeth Denney, Mrs. Saral
Alrieh, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brown, Mrs. Mol
lie. Kcatley, John knatley.s and TIN
families OF w. N. Mccormick, W. ii
Griffith and A. L. Baldwin arc tentinj
ut Brandywine Summit
Isaac Woodrow will begin on Tues
day next to put the tents at Brandy
wine Summit in readiness for tn
camp-meetinR sojourncrs. The larg
hickory which standsin the auditorium
will be cut down. j. IL. liilmer la
bought the fine tent of j. l.. Yantin,
of Chester which ID located in til
circle"
Mrs, Margaret Waldsmith and daugf
ter, Mrs, William w. Walker, will saI
on July IL from New York on tn
steamer Saale of the Nortldentsche
Lloyd Express Line of stnamers fu
Germany. They will remain abroa
for three months.
Skull Cut.
:. Edward Eayer, an employee of til
lililes and Jones' Company, was struc
IN tine temple this morning by ar,
yoiying fan making cut one and
| half iEt.ifea long and puttiup tp I Ia