The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-21
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Cramps, collie. chorera-morbus,
diarrhma. Now lie the the season for
these troubles. No remedy will relieve
Pain Searcher, the great pain curer.
Depot 4th and King streets.
Mr.. VIM. Lawton will furnish all Of
the bl1c-a-brac used in the performance
OF Men and Women" at the Grand
Opera House this evening.
Sterling d Dale, of the Bellevue
farm, near Newark, offers for sale
nice lot OF Poland China pigs, four and
five weeks old.
The Principal of Frlends'Hlgh School
will pay reward OF % for the return
OF Rob Roy bicycle that was taken
from the yard, Fourth and West
streets.
Bishop Coleman will preach in St.
Luke's Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, this
evening.
High Mass was held over the remains
OF Edward +. Murine In st. Marys
Catholic Church on tuesday, morning,
after which interment was made at
Cathedral cemetery In the presence of
a large concourse of relatives and
friends.
farm with fair buildings at s2,250.
A suitable reward will be paid for
the return to No. 7l9 Monroe street, OF
a seal.skin muff which was lost ON the
18th inst, In going from Third and
Poplar TO Eighth and Monroe streets
Mrs. Jourdan No. COZ Washington
street. offers for sale, No. S04 and S06
Wright street. She also offers for sale
a good cook stove.
Members OF Diamond State Grange,
p. of H., meet at their hall In Stanton,
every Thursday evening to look to the
interests of the farmer. All Ora myers
are invited. ...
General j. @. Underwood will lecture
in Eden Hall, on Tuesday evening,
November "a on Odd Fellowship.
All who wish to aid Silyerbrook NJ.
L. Church, and at the same time enjoy
rich musical treat, should attend the
concert to morrow evening. in the
above church. by the choir of the West
Presbyterian church,
/ Ralph Bingham, the boy orator, will
give an entertainment in Eden Hall
/ for the benefit of Kiugswood N. l..
Church, on October 80. .."-.
! The Young Peoples Alliance OF the
Second Baptist Church will give an
entertainment in the lecture room OF
the church this evening.
Letters testamentary were granted
yesterday by Register OF Wills Cooch
TO Elwood II. Townsend, of Lancaster,
Pa, on the estate of The late Elizabeth
Richards OF this city.
A horse belonging to Megary 4 Son
broke one OF his legs In runaway
about two weeks ago, and all efforts to
set the fractured limb properly having
failed, officer Writ put an end to his
existence by pistol shot, on Tuesday
nftern on. F-
Henry C. McLear Is Mt Cincinnati at
tending the annual meeting of the
National Association of Carriage Man
ufacturers, of which he is secretary.
George V. Massey, Delaware com
missioner of the Worlds Fair, Is In
Chicago, attending a committee meet
ing. ..... b.. .".@m" ...
Superintendent II. H. Archer of The
Wilmington City Railway Company,
and II. ID. Sweeten of the Delaware
Electric and supply Company, arc in
Pittshurg at the annual meeting of
the Electrical Street Railway Assocla-
ton.
The quarterly session OF the Grand
J Council u. +. of A. will be held In the
hall at Sixth and Shipley streets on
Saturday evening next. Snpre me
President Nixon of Trenton, N. j., will
make an official visit to this jurisdic-
ton ON November "A.
The wedding OF Blanche Layton,
eldest daughter OF Mitchell Layton, TO
Madison Willin will be solennized in
the NJ. +. Church, Bridgeyille, We'd
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Up. otis.
Among the Wilmingtonlans who
will attend the reception OF the Ecu.
meuieal Conference in Philadelphia
this evening will be:
Melchior Becker, who had leg
broken in our city some months ago,
Is now able to hobble about his resi-.
dence in kennett Township, Pa, with
the aid of two canes.
Rev |. n. Earle the retiring pastor
of Brandywine Baptist Church, wa
given farewell reception at Hopes
Hall, at Cnadd's Ford, last Wednesday
evening. He has gone TO Monmouth
comfy, N, j.
David Ferris has rented his farm
near Jennerville to Samuel Mcneil o.
West Grove. and will move to vii
mington on December LIST.
Frank Meyaugh's four year old col
trOtted half mile race Mt the Avon
dale Driving Park, on Saturday last, in
l.l9%
About twenty-five couple attended
the hop in Chambers carriage sales
rooms ut Hockessln Friday evening
and had a very enjoyable time.
Oysters in every style and genuine
snapper lunch this evening. at Gilkride
d Mayors No. 8 East Fourth street
: All are invited.
, A butcher lost his money bag, con
tanning considerable amount o
, change, some $25 or more, few day!
= ago, and If the Hinder Ia honest he will
T leave the same at this Office.
A rare musical treat Is In store TO
\ the citizens OF Wilmington by tn,
. Madame Fry Concert at Brandywini
o Church, tomorrow night. Go and on
JOY yourselves, ...#
= Mr.. and Mrs. William VI. Field, Mr.
? and Mrs. G. Wesley Wcldin, Mr. ant
Mrs. IL. q. Robinson, the Rev. Dir. ant
Mrs. John Y. Dobbins. Mr.. and Mrs
G. W. Pussy. Mr.. and Mrs. John @
Baker, Job II. Jackson, MIR. and Mrs
Augustus McCaulley, Mr. and Mrs
Robert b. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs