The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-05
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DR.. ]. @. Pickles cures all kinds OF
aches, pains, bone felong, ttfmors, all
kind Of nerve troubles, No. 705 Market
street.
Andrew Taylor who resides on the
causeway, is laid UP with an attack OF
sickness.
New lot wheat screenings; lower
prices. Car cotton seed meal direch
from Memphis. Rye straw In sheayes,
ground fax seed, Pratt's Food, and all
kinds feed and grain. Tatnali Bros.
101 Maryland Avenue. Telephone 81.
Harry L. Brown, one OF the drivers
OF the patrol wagon, is laid up with an
attack OF diphtheria.
Three horses fell on the asphalt
pavement ON Market street this morn
ing, showing that persons should be
very careful in driving on the same,
when covered with snow, Ice or even
water.
One of the rear wheels was broken
off the bread wagon of Paul o. Snyder,
No 1i3 West Eighth street this morn.
ing, and after the removal of the load,
1t was sent to the shops for repair.
A broken right ankle Of saloon keep
Ell Fred W. Heis5 who fell on the icy
pavement ut Front and Broome streets
last evening, was set by DR.. Springer.
Jester and Mcdaniel have got the
Police Patrol station In first class
shape.
Republican candidates for chief en-
gineer of the city survey are WIN. A. :
KINNEY, Harry Palmer, James wilson
and Franc A. Price. The Democrat
ic candidate is Geo. III. Boughman.
Otto Bcrtch, OF Trenton, has home
with farmer John Snyder, near New
port, Dol
Five fire alarm strokes about6 o'clock
last evening meant q slight fire In the
basement Of w. j. NJ. McClary's mo-
rocco factory at Fifth and Monroe
streets. 1t was quickly put out be-
fore the fire engines arrived.
Edward Tatnall presided over the
Natural History meeting In Friends
School last evening. Next meeting
Is Oh Jan. Is.
j. p. Come9ys. G. j., has impro we'd
In general health, but Is still suffering
badly with eczema. He hopes to be
present when court sets Jan. 21st.
An Italian coin resembling q silver
dollar, is being circulated In our city,
and several merchants have been
taken In by it.
| The Delaware Chemical Company
has completed the addition TO its largo
factory on the cuuseway, In order to
meet the demand for ANN onia and
other articles.
The regular Christmas festival will
be held in the Sunday School room OF
the Avenue Baptist Church on Thurs.
day evening, when each of the Chill.
dren will be given treat OF ice cream
etc. -...
Department Commander A. j. Wood
man of the q. A. r., who has been i'll
for the past two weeks. is reported to
be improving.
A gentloman had the misfortune to
lose roll of nine $40 nores on Satur-
day, on ono OF the streets or avenues
of our city. Tho finder will be liber.
ally rewarded on leaving same at this
Office.
Mrs Jacob Scheller. No. $50 King
street. went to Philadelphia to-day, to
attend the funeral OF a sister who
died suddenly at her residence in that
city. -
Funeral services were held this
morning over the remains of Elizabeth
II. Brinton, who died on Saturday
last. aged 10 years. at Eighteenth and
West streets The inteIment was made
at Birmingham burial ground, Chester
iCounty, Pa.
Frank Dobson, who has been p,
W. a B. railroad aeeomm odatlon train
conductor between this city and Phila-
delphia, has been promoted to tho
position of t'Irough-train conductor
between Philadelphia and Washington.
William lIagan of this city and Miss
Maggie O'Neil OF Delaware City, were
married a few days ago at the Catholic
Proteotory. near tho latter place by
the Rev. Father DAILY. John Hagan
was best man and Miss Mary O'Neil
bridesmaid