The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-10
THIRD EDITION.


Bush's, French street wharf, Is dhe |
plnrc TO buy your coal.
Painful teething, collie. diarrhea prer
veutedlnnd cured 10y Hoopers Anotiyrles
Cooking butter ut TatnalrSi,ream-
cry, Fourth and Shipley streets, l5c. |
per pound.
Take your shoes or rubbers to A. f, |
Brown, lilo Chippey street, for re.
pairs.
Now is the time to order your $500
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
500 Market street.
New milk, &C.. per qt.; skim milk, Sc.
OF OTIS. for Sc; buttermilk, &c. Tat
nails Creamery
TO know the true delights of cup
Of cocoa call on w. II. Lloyd, grocer,
at los King street. and get q sample
cup free. ALI are invited.
The Women's Indian Association, of
this city, will meet at the residence of
Mrs. =. L. Hills, 1909 King street, on
Monday, january 18th, at 8 p. III.
Called by the president
N. Dushane Coward, the well-known
baritone OF this city, has left the
Carleton Opera Company and is now
+ leading n quartette choir in Metho-
dist Episcopal Church in Kansas City,
hu.
The names Of Senator George Gray,
Willard Hall Porter and II. NJ. Banks,
dale appear IN the list of guests
present at the Democratic banquet in
Philadelphia on Thursday evening.
Harvey Hendrixson. the l0-year-old
son of George W. HENDERSON, OF No.
IA Jefferson street, gave birthday
party to a number OF friends ON
Thursday evening. About thlrty-iive
chiidren and twenty adults We're
present.
At meeting of the officers of Eden
Hall last evening the following board
Of directors We're elected: Il. Harry
Young, James Il. C1ippen, Il. L.
Shakespeare, Thomas Green and John
Wiley. The annual election of trIs-
tees will he held OH next Friday night
Miss Maggie Elias, who is principal
of the night school for eolured pupils
al the Howard School, has not given
up that position.
The third meeting II the creditors
4 Of the firm OF 4. A. Chureinnan Is 90.
was held at the Office OF Eeyl {. Blrl,
register in bankruptcy, yesterday
morning.
Letters OF administration were
8 granted by Register of Wills Brad
the estate of the late John l.. Gouley.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
near Elsmere will hold lis second
anniversary Sunday afternoon at )
O'clock.
The trustees of Grace NJ. f. Church
have decided to invite the Wilmington
M. L. Conference, which conyrucs at
Centreyllle III March. To Ii I'D the 81 $
sion of 1892 in their church.
z, No action was taken in tbs Campbell
case by the New Castle Prc5bylrl y
Yesterday. Although Presbyterian
m nisters decline to talk about tho
matter II is understood THAT /! will be
taken up at the meeting nest Friday
Charles Invite aged y years for
merly of this city. died ~ III. resi-
deuce of his mother, at S,ra-Durg
Lancaster County, Pa, yesterday. III,
deceased was for about three years
salesman with j. 4. Muliin ~ Son, M,
His funeral will take place Oh Monda,
morning next at II o'clock.
The guardian of the children o
Herbert LANCE have been paid -, 90
by the officers of Delaware Council
@. d. D., that being the amount OF lIi
death benefit from the order.
Skates are cheaper this season tina
they have been for many years. II
said this is caused by the lat of til
patents ON the standard skates havin,
run out.
At the meeting of the Morocco
Manufacturer National. Ass1ciniio
ON Thursday in Phila lelpiiJ n'solu
tons were adopted ON the death {
William Bush Of this city, one of ii
members, who died suddenly tina
morning.
The Order of Patriotic Sens {
America will attcnd Central Church /
body al 1890 tomorrow morning.
Mr. James d. simmons, ,I., {
Hagerstown. Md, nephew OF the lat
j. l.. GOul2y. and guest Of L. Rrgan
family, has returned - Lafayette Go
lege. Euston, Pa,
The meeting this evening for Il
promotion of holiness ut ia Marlit
street will be in charge al liry. H. "
Carney. Ali who are Interested III Il
subject and those who are seHking
better experience are invited to
present. Meeting to commence a. /;
p. M
Mrs Vim. Zane, of New Castle, wi
Was run over by sleigh some tv
weeks ago. is still confined to 4
house, although her injuries u
gradually disappearing.
Mr. Thomas p. Riiey, who is ne
engaged i'll farlslng linm Middleton
| visited our city to-day. For seven
yesrs he was engaged IN the earth
business in our city, but he prefers [
pursuit OF farming, although pric
have Lem unrrmuneative, 10 the q
n0yance5 of city life,
K.ngswo0d Auxiliary Alliance W
hold - aipul amt tftprn,.Kr Fast &,