The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-08
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Bushts. French street wharf VI the
plnc8 to buy your coal
Odds and ends at Faliheimers, No.
si2 Market street. at 30 cents pound.
Fellhsimer sells tobacco. stop aud
see him at No. 8i2 Market street.
Taylor a. Fullerton's Cough Syrup Is
one OF the best syrups for coughs and
colds prepared. 302 King street
Stop at Fellheimers No. s13 Market
street. A fine Rough and Ready for
so cents q pound.
Cheap shoes at Months, No. is East
Second street.
Mrs. VIM. T. Tuli 500 Monroe street
Is suffering with bad attack OF the
bilious intermitting foyer.
Mr.. Adam Dayett, 800 Monroe srteet
is recovering from several weeks LII.
ness OF the grip.
Will the canvasser OF Ladies' Homo
Journal, William Grimes, be kind
|enough TO see that the subscribers re.
ceive their paper or refund the money.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Rev. Enoch Stubbs will lecture in
Asbury M. +. Church on Thursday
evening, on Lights on the Dark Con
tinent.a Mr.. Stubbs is an eloquent
lecturer, and the church should be
we'll filled by our citizens.
Joseph Pyle, supreme arehon OF tho
United States for the Order OF Hepta-
sophs or S. w, NJ, Is in Boston presid-
ing at the meeting OF the Supreme
Conclaye.
John s. Littell, son OF the Rev. T.
Gardiner Littell, D. d., rector OF st.
Johns p. L. Church, thlsa city, and a
student at the General Theological
Seminary in New York, Ia doing work
for The Churchman and has been offer
cd permanent position on that paper.
AL the OLA porida to be held in In.
stitnte Hallforth The benefit of Harrison
Street NJ. Il. Church there will be an
old folks concert on Thursday even
Ing, young ladies' broom drill on
Friday evening and ehildren's broom
urill on Saturday evening.
John II. Colquhoun Of this city has
secured position In William Pierce's
drug store, at Parkersburg, Pa,
Mrs, Jennie L. sutton, daughter of
s sIss q PgS S gsg fs L. sxa nawIHs
for the second auditors department at
Washington, D. G.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles F. Bratton and
mother Mrs. Sherwood attended the
commencement OF the Hahnemann
Medical College at tho Academy OF
Music, Phila., last evening, Tuesday,
April T. 1891,
Mr. William L. Sherwood Of this city
was graduate of the Hahnemann
Medical College. Phila.
John Porter, in the employ OF VIM.
III. Gregg, expects the arrival OF his in
tended bride on Saturday from Eng
land.
Mr.. Walter S. Sherwood the Superin-
tendent OF the erection of cars at
Kingston, Jamaica, and Mr.. William
Partridge and Mr.. Charles Stradley the
painter are expected to arrive home. on
Friday.
Bishop Curtis will start on Saturday
next for Savannah, Ga, where he will
attend on April 18th the annual CON
ference OF tho bishops Of this province.
He Will be accompanied south by the
Rev NJ. y. Fallon, who will visit b isop
Becker.
Owing to the removal of the Rev.
Vaughn S. Collins the presidency OF
Wilmington District Epworth League
ls vacant
Mrs. Laura D. Mackey, widow of
the late professor Mnckey of Delaware
College. died suddenly on Tuesday at
Newark, OF the grippe, Interment will
take place Friday next at White Clay
Creek cemetery.
William II. Peterson. aged n years,
came to the Clayton House last even
ing. whore he got his supper, after
which he was taken to the police
station. He says he lives in Smyrna.
William Butler, small boy,
brought before Judge Ball this morn.
ing for throwing stones and breaking
a window of Peter Reagan No. 1910
Reed street, was dismis sed with rep
rimand.