The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-15
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Bush's, French street wharf, 10 the
place to buy your coal.
Jno. M. Solomon has the best coal
Tor families.
No delay in having orders filled for
coal at Solomon's.
Mr.. p. H. NJ. call and exchange hats
at Wyatt X Co., sos Market street.
j. J. Teirco offers two OF three small
arms for rent Also some 100000 to
loan on favorable terms.
Charles Ustler, the llneman injured
by tail ut Eleventh and Walnut
streets yesterday, is at Tho Delaware
Hospital in very critical condition.
Mrs, William Slbbitts, after spend
Ing two weeks with her daughtar, Mrs. |
Joseph Ross in this city, returned to
her home in Philadelphia on Saturday. |
Rev. George w Worth and wife OF i
Springfield, Chester County, Pa, are
the guests oil Mrs, j. G. Whitehouse, of
il22 w Fourth street.
j Eli CroHier uf Keunett Square has
made up large lot OF farm rollers,
which he is ready to furnish to dealers
at very reasonable rates.
The citizens uf Hockcssin claim the
new bank should lie established in
that town and not at iorklyn as has
been suggested.
Thomas Poole OF Mill Creek Hun
dred will sell at public sale on Tues
day. the 18th inst. two horses, eight
cows. two heifers, a lot Of chickens,
and all kinds OF farming utensils.
William Cloud, of kennett Square,
Pa, will remove to this city, having
accepted II position In the bicycle re-
pair shops of Mcdaniel aud Merri-
hew.
| Burns or wounds should be attended
/ to carefully, especially in cold weather.
/ We would recommend salvation Oh
FOR such cases. All dealers sell it for
- cents bottle.
| Company A, d. N. G.. arc holding
weekly drills under the new army tao
'Itios. Drills arc held enoh Monday
evening. In tho near future the com
lpany will give n public drill In the ar.
mory in the Opera House.
The Tuesday Club conclude. dat their
meeting last night, to dispense with
, their meeting next Monday evening
owing to the Greenfield concert, to DO
given ut the Opera House on Monday,
March 2lst. ..
l A brakeman named Green on the P. !,
w. h b. Railroad was struck and in
stantly killed about 1879 o'clock last
night at Broad Street Station. He was
riding on passenger coach when
struck and did not see the engine that
STRUCK him.
No notice was taken by tho Board of
Police Commissioners last night of the
charges OF tntoXtcation against Officer
: Sherer, tho charge being too tllmsy for
consideration.
} Starnnnticnp y,,a,r,. ,,,IlI 10 ,,tra,> a..
the West Presbyterian Church. on
! Thursday evening, Mar, h 24ch, at $
.. O'Clock. Music by the church orGhes-
ira. Admission 10 cents.
The members OF tho Ladies' Aid So.
'Iciety OF Wesley NJ L, Church called at
the parsonage on Saturday evening
land presented Mrs. Rooms, the pas
TORS wife, with an elegant crayon por.
trait of herself Last night the mem
: bers and friends of the church throng.
cd the parsonage and left many sub
stahtlal tokens OF their regard in
shape OF valuable presents.
t Wilmington Division. No. l, Uniform
ed Rank, n. Of r., gavea supper to its
. members last evening in K. of p. hall,
I; No. 6lO Market street, Addresses were
made by Mayor Stansbury J. Wiley.
Lemuel Mari, WilliamJ leIfGris, Thos.
u l.'N 49, t'IItLLuu dlLA lJlu-
lei Ross.
. Edward q. Carroll, No 607 East Sew
enth street. a liremen was thrown from
= u special Pennsylvania Florida train
near Baltimore yesterday while round-
ing curve and received probably
J. fatal injuries.
= The visitors of tho Associated Chart
ties held their monthly meeting yes
terday afternoon in the Y. NJ, @. A.
hall. Mrs. Benjamin Nlelds read a
paper of systeInatized charity work In
Germany. Encouraging reports were
Ireceived. The success OF the Penny
! IProvident FUND was subject OF con-
/ graduation.
: There Will be grand concert given
at bavaria Park, Southwest corner
sltltth and DUPONT streets, ON Wednes.
| day March 18th, 1892; If not favorable
u Wednesday evening, March nth, for
:, the benntit OF tho music committee Of
), Haven VI. L. Church, Rev. q. IL. Wash.
Il ihgton pastor. st. Luke's Command.
o cry, Knight Templars, will give one
-of their excellent drills, consisting OF
solos DUETS. quartetts and Dialogues.
Il There will be tablo of refreshments.
sITickets, adults Is cents Children. UNI
l der Il years, 10 at the door. Doors
Il open at 30 o'clock p. m. Exercises
commencing at o'clock Sharp.