The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-14
FIFTH EDITION.
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The sloop Rio Grand, libelIed for
wages by Marshal Mahaffy, was sold
Yesterday to Enoch Moore for s21.
A. G. Pyle, No. 1904 Scott street,
wishes to employ tin roofer.
The citizens OF Delaware City com.
plain OF poor mail facilities, and think
a change could be made In the arrival
and departure OF the cars.
Ralph Bingham, the boy orator. will
deliver one of his orations in the N. e.
| Church, Port Penn, on Thursday even
ing, the 10th inst.
| Presiding Elder Murray will preach
In the Nj. T.. Church at Delaware City,
on Sunday morning. and Rev. Mr..
Hardesty, OF st. Georges, will preach
in the evening.
w. A. Comegys, commission mer-
chant, made the first shipment OF new
corn from Middletown last week to
Philadelphia.
4. L. Lindley, OF Middletown, has
bought farm near Eastvilla. Va, and
will remove his family thereto after
December 10th.
Messrs. Cathel and Ennis of this city,
leave day for weeks cunning trip
through Maryland. They expect to
send home several barrels of rabbits
and birds.
Mr.. James P. Escott and ]. Green, OF
Philadelphia, Pa, are the nuests of
| Colonel Aniinger of the Freie Press,
who in a short drive, pointed out to
them the beauties OF our city.
Frank s. Martin. OF Kenneth, Pa,
has received a letter from Samuel
Klair, who is ona sheep ranch in WASH
ington, in which he gives an account
of a cunning trip he recently made,
in which the party shot four bears, two
antelopes, wolf aud a great variety
of small game.
Nelson j. Plerson will open a new
store at No. 2l6 Market street, on Mon.
day, the 10th inst.
| Nicholas Appleton, who is now In his
Saith " or, returned to our city, W
days ago to lass the winter Win
his son luhn Appleton. Mr. A. has
grown very stout and is enjoying
fair health considering, his age.
j. Taylor Cause is confined to 9
home by an attack Of sickness which
it is hoped will he speedily checked,
and he will be convalescent In very
few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman Fowler, No.
500 Van Bdren street left to-day for a
trip to Pittsburg, Harrisburg and Ha-
zleton Pa.
Bishop Coleman will preach to.mor-
row morning in Brooklyn. N. Y. and
n the evening at Hoboken, N. x.
Ex-Councllman and Ex-Clty Auditor
John NJ. Newell has bought the premi-
SEES at No. 8 East Seventh street
Hugh johnson, formerly residing at
Cedar and Anchorage streets, Eleventh
ward, has removed to the saloon for
merly kept by Young and Hoey, No.
1874 King street, which he has bought
out and will hereafter carry on.
j. X. Frank, the now proprietor of
the United States Hotel at the foot of
French street and opposite the p, W.
~ ID. station, will serve a splendid
green-turtle lunch this evening, to
which all his friends are invited.
The Matchless Flour Is fancy pa
tent; 1t Is very good and low In price
to be had only OF James @. Morrow,
18th ahd French streets.
A strong team went from tho W r
rem Athletic Club to Newark this after
noon to play the Delaware College
eleven II game of football. A large
number OF their friends went with
them.
The Orlole Social Club. gave It's an
nual ball in IL ssiter Il Persons dane
ing academy lust evening, and was so
largely attended that the grand march
had to DO dispensed with. Albert's
orchestra furnished the music.
Mrs. Alexander J. Watson recently
married and removed to Washington,
d. G., where her husband was employ
J ed is lying at the residence of her par
ents, No. S2S jefferson street, seriously
Ill of typhoid fever. She was slightly
improved yesterday.
The revival of religion at the Union
NJ. e. Church shows no signs OF abate-
mont. 1t has been going on for some
six weeks, and about 80 persons have
professed conversion. There were
seventeen persons at the altar for
prayer last night. Rev. h. l.. Hubbard
has charge OF the meeting.
The semi-annual dinner of the Church
Club wifi be held in the Eden Hall en-
Thursday evening, November 10.
William Undlke returned yesterday
with 1875 pnrtridges, the result of
four days cunning trip to Lanca ster
county.
w. NJ. Winston commenced this
morning to build the cellar wall for q
new store and dwelling on the north
east corner of Twelfth and Lombard
streets.
FIRST Il Allmon offer lot OF new and
secondhand carriages at reduced
rate In order to close out the business
at Seventh and Shipley streets.
Rev. Thos J. j. Wright, formerly a
newsboy of this city, land Rev. Charles
Brown, of indianapolis, Ind, havs
rented hall at 81 Walnut street, and
Will commence mission work there
Saturday, Nov. 81. 1881. Meeting will
be held every night and all day Sum
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