The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-31
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The Police Commissioners met last
evening, but no business OF any i'm
portance was tran sacted.
Miss Martha Forrest is extremely i'll
from consumption at the residence of
her mother near Rising Sun, and her
recovery Is scarcely possible.
Edward Pierce of our city. visited
West Chester, Pa, on Monday.
Eugene Il. Sutton and son, John
Dnfr and Miss Lille Quarll visited Mr.
w. 4. Nields of West Chester, Pa, on
Sunday.
A fine four year-old mare, OF Gilt
Edge stock, will be sold at public sale
next Saturday afternoon, with buggy
and harness, ut No. IFS French street.
A strawberry festival will be hold at
St James Church, Stanton, on We'd
inesday afternoon and evening, the
18th OF June. All are invited.
Tho cricket game at Elsmcre yester-
day between the Delaware Field Club
and picked eleven from the German
town club resulted In tic.
VIM. Radams Microbe Killer puri-
fies the blood, vigorates anI builds up
the system. Try it. John j. Will
helm, Agt.. 2l9 West Second street.
The ladies' sewing circle of West
Church will moet at the house OF Mrs.
Henry Robinson, Ninth and Monroe
streets, next Thursday evening.
| L. Hodge & Co., No. 1906 Liverpool
street, East Boston, Mass, desire to
employ non.un ion boiler-makers and
helpers at good wages.
A strawberry festival will be held at
Red Clay Creek Church. on Monday
evening, June 12th, for the benefit OF
the Sabbath school.
James McNitt, for many years in.
speCtor of car wheels at the p, w. &
b. depot, is lying very low OF asthma
and combination OF diseases.
John Huston came up from Old
Point Comfort this morning where
his father is waiter. lie brought
with him drum fish which weighed
50 pounds. ana presented it to STAINS
bury Murray.
Samuel Spencer's father. of Laurel,
is in the city visiting several of hia
children, who reside here. Mr., Spen,
Ger Is 81 years OF age and is in the en-
ioyment of good health,
For headache. whether from veal
eyes or biliousne5S or dyspepsia, oI
NERVE weakness, use Dr. Simms' Nege
, table Liver Pills, the great antidote
, 25cts, by druggists. Ofllce. 49, Mar
+ ket street, private door.
2 Any one wishing a situation as gro
/, Gerry clerk should read the advertise
iment of Mr.. Phillips, whose store is
located near the F., W. & b. station
in Chester. Pa. ..
+. John Cook, of Pennsgrove while al
l tom nting to cross the p, W, IL II
i tracks at Front and King streets las
evening in front of south-bouu,
/ train, was struck and thrown clear OF
the track, failing and cutting his heat
on the cobble5.
&. Miss Emma Moore OF Riverview wa
Z taken suddenly sick while getting OF
, a train at the p. w. e Il. depot las
!, evening. She was removed to he
home in cab.
:. Tho T.. NJ. G. Club visited tho Della
= ware Field Club headquarters yestcr
u day afternoon, and gave quite con
cert.
II Is thlrty.eight years ago to-day
4 May 3lst, 1854, since the DUPONT DOW
! der wagons exploded on Fifteenth
f street near Orange. Mr., Vim. Wood
/, ward says he remembers the explosion
well, aud always will to his dyinl
day. ..-... ....
officer Gum pulled box No. 81 los
, evening and the fire department
y turned out In full force to put out
n slight fire in the chimney of Mlchao
! l'ukoy's house, Gilpin avenue abov
Ii Delaware ny"uHe. Their services Ner
Il not necdCG, q u bucket brigade put
IA out,