The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-06

Feilheimer sells tobacco. Stop aud
see him at No. Si2 Market street.
The exchanges at the Wilmington
house on Saturday were $17i,-
$50. 90; balances, $34, 769. 10.
Taylor Il Fullerton's Cough Syrup Is
one of the best syrups for coughs and
colds prepared. 800 King street.
Stop at Fellhelmer's No. $40 Market
street. A fine Rough and Ready for
80 cents a pound.
At late meeting OF the Trustees OF
Delaware College, the salary OF DIR, A.
N. Raub, President, was raised from
81, 800 to 5000.
Mr.. VIM, D. Conwell, son-in-law Of
Mr.. John $. Rowbotham. formerly of
this city, died in Americas, Georgia,
April 4th. 1891.
Charles II. Groves, n clerk In the
census department at Washlngto on, ID.
g., was home III Wilmington yester-
day.
Owen W. Everett, formerly with
Pennock & Foreman, has accepted n
position with the New York Clothing
Company.
Free of charge. Your Druggist will
refund your moneyif Dir. Bulls Cough
Syrup does not give you satisfaction
and cure your cough. Price 25 cents.
A. Smith, Taylor, having removed to
No. Ill West Second street, invites all
his old friends as well as others wish
ing new suits TO give him Il call.
Mrs. G. w. Edwards and daughter
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Fan.
ME Devine, is registered at the Hotel
Chetwood, Atlantic City, N. j.
The Women's Indian Association
met in the parlor of Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church this afternoon ut D
o'clock.
An original pension certificate has
been issued TO George w. Frame and
All additional pension to Joseph c..
Bower OF this State.
The cantata of Ruth. the Moa-
bittes,n for the benefit OF Delaware
and the Homeopathic hospitals, will be
given In the Opera House tomorrow
and Wednesday evenings.
Mrs. Rebecca Babel, prominent
worker in the Methodist Episcopal
Church and Sunday School OF Harris
burg Pa, Is in Wilmington, visiting
Mrs. Iavenia Appleby.
Arthur II. Smith, formerly of this
city, has been elected secretary and
treasurer of the Piedmont Rim Bend
ing and Spoke Manufacturing Com,
pany OF Piedmont, Ala.
Ex-Watl hman at the Court House,
John NJ Euoe, Is again worGing al his
trade OF p,iclilaying. He Is Il first
class workman. and Il Woodworking,
industrious man.
Amos Sharp ess, WHO Ii is been Mt the
Hot Springs IN Arl ausus for the ust
SIX weeks will return to his home al
Ashland, Christiana hundred, in Il day
or two.
Our idea Of a lucky man Is one who
enjoys & BOD coffee more than clapagBe
and has had his catarrh and inluen2i
cured by Old Saups Caiarrh Cure for q
cents, the regular price.
The Republican Invincibles viii
hold u meeting ut their headquarters
at the southeast corner of Fourth anG
French streets, on Thursday evening
Addresses will he made by Samuel II
, l}aynard Charles NJ. Curtis, Joseph X
) Adams and n. X. Benson.
Drake, Highlield 4 Co. may now bt
found at No 41S Market street They
are selling furniture OF all kinds ever
/ day ut private sale, and in the evening
they wind up with an auction OF clocks
: watches, iewelry and other articles
They are forging ahead and arc deter
, mined to do their part towards max
! ing things lively.
James II. Hopkins, local preacher
and his wife Annie, who were one,
members of ST. James 4. II. Nj. p
church, We're received into st. Paul,
. \. |. NJ. p. church yesterday, by til
pastor, Rev. L b. Cooper.
i There will be n Japanese Tea Part,
II 4 f,KE Dr.. A y y 81. -
$ next Friday night and II Japanese we'd
g ding next saturday night at $50.
y Charles A. Grant, whose term a
: school teacher of Christina has eS
d pred, will not be retained by til
7 school committee. In all probabilit
. . a lady will be chosen TO teach.
Some rowdy throw stone throug
4 the large window of Casl ar Toppil
4 Fifth and Jefferson streets. on Sundu
:, evening. 1t Ia to be hoped that b
i. may be arrested and made To pa
X dearly for his wanton act.
d Dir. Downes, who resided in this cit
l. and had an extensive practice a fe
" years ago, but afterwards remove
down the state, has returned and opel
e ed mn Office at No. S34 Poplar stree
i This will be welcome news to Ii
d many friends and former patients
d Mr. ChaI,t Banks, residing at n
GA Locust street and employed at Il
= 'aekseI and Sharp Gompany's work
was engaged in unloading lumber tn
= morning Mhei: lie slipped and fell Il
l. tween tho lumber md car. injurin
~ him atEut tho stomach quite badl
AZ DIR First attended him and he Is no
u laid up at his home.
Is On Saturday, some OF the goot
at stolen from the Malleable Iron Worl
81 were recovered by ex Officer Andre
. Moore alta junk shop on French stree
NJ and MS the names of some of the BIO,
OF who disposed OF the same have bee
II a5certained, warrants have been issui
n, for their arrest.
&c William oess, colored, was befo
10 Judge Ball II g morning, on a char
~ Of dlSotderty conduct. The eviden
~. ee of thrrs Witnesses heard ye5terd
If. morning, showed that he attempted
nj kill several persons with a hBteat
nd al u house on Roeatar street, and
n, this was mol dtsrroYed by his witnts
~ ~ es he was sentenced 10 pay a fine
Of 80 and costs.
','r NJ. Il. Preachers Meeting.
er Row. W. Il. Tomkinson, Presidai
ct and Rey l., j.. Barrett. Secretary, I
~, meeting in Fletcher Hall to-day W
az az called 10 order at 1920 a. III. ROW L
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