The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-24
FIFTH EDITION.
Frosted feet may be cured In one or
two days by the use of salvation OH,
the great pain destroyer.
Dots.


Fine, fresh flower seeds at ]. J..
Smiths, Fourth and Shlpley streets.
So. so a ton is the best price offered
for next crop OF tomatoes in Kent.
Geo. G. Rolhwell. of Blackbird hum
dred, visited relatives In this city yes
terduy.
DIR. Nathan II. Clark, who died In
Newark last Saturday, left an estate
valued at S45, 900.
Andrew l.. johnson has heen elected
president OF Odd Fellows Hall Com
pany. vice John q. Yates, deceased.
Experienced operators on the Wheel
er n Wilson sewing machine can find
in making shirts by APP
plying to !. z. Doughten IL Co., No.
4l0 Market street.
At the meeting Of the Board of Trus-
tees OF Delaware College on Tuesday,
Hon. Chas. b. Lore was elected Presi-
dent totill the unexpired term OF the
late DR.. L.. z. Bush.
Messrs. Mock 4 Potter Will have an
other sale Of COWS on the farm OF Pass.
more Bros, Chrlstlana Hundred, on
Monday the 2Sth inst.
The Board OF Pennsylvania refused,
on Tuesday, to recommend a pardon
IOi .. IOTHltT 1851
dent OF New Castle, who was convicted
some time ago or the rehypothocation
of stock.
Thomas p. Lewis and Miss Name
Latta, daughter of John A. Latta, OF
Blackbird, were married at the NJ. Il.
parsonage at Blackbird on Tuesday
evening.
George G. Rothwell of Blackbird
hundred was in this city ON Wednes-
day working up his boom for the
Democratic sherlffality nomination.
New Castle people are greatly pleas
ed at tho return of Rev. Il. Il. Martin
dale as pastor Of the NJ. L. Church.
DIR. r.. s. W. Hirons died at his resi-
dence in Smyrna on Monday morning,
In the G3d year of his age.
A colored woman named Porter
Roese, better known as Porter Harris
died suddenly walking along the pub
lie road near Leipslc, Kent county, on
Tuesday afternoon. A.
Hon. Smedley Darlington, with hfs
wife and daughters, Isabella and Rose.
OF West Chester, Pa, will start on O
european trip in few weeks.
Governor Reynolds has appointed
Alexander Lowber OF this city, to fill
the vacancy In the State Board OF
Health, caused by the death of DR..
Bush.
The dwelling house No. ia French
street. will be papered and painted
throughout, and will be rented at $l5
per month for 10 rooms. The two
front Offices alone In the second story
should bring that price.
James Husson has been very i'll with
plcurisy at his mothers home OH West
Seventh street, since last Sunday, but
DR.. Patterson does not consider his
condition critical.
The Young Men OF Smyrna, "a class
OF rmyrnalan best society will give q
social in the Opera House OF that town
on the 2lst OF April.
Grand Master George NJ. Fisher has
appointed John Ii. Elliott of Laurel,
district deputy grand mastor of Dis
trlct No. 4 OF the Grand Lodge OF
Delaware, l. o. .. F., Vice William @.
Rust deceased.
The Rev. II. o. Frazier, formerly OF
Kent county, will be married next
| month in Indiana to Miss Anna NJ.
Houston, a relative OF ex- United States
Treasurer Houston.
Thomas P, Lewis of Blackbird and
| Miss Name Latta, daughter of John @.
Latta OF Thoroughfare Neck, were
| married last night by the Rev. J. ID.
Reese at the NJ. E. parsonage. Black
bird.
Thomas Smith, who, for several
years has been general manager for
the 81, GEORGES Frat Packing Com
! pany. has REMOVED to Easton, and will
suptrintend the Wyoming Canning
Company's plant near there.
The coming marriage of Israel GIa-
ham, OF Philadelphia. and Miss Sue
Cowgirl, daughter Of Ezekiel Cowgirl.
was announced in the Friends Meet
ing House, Camden, on Monday.
Colonel Joseph Hanson, formerly OF
Aliddletown, has recently accepted a
| position as manager OF the "Rhlne, q
large grocery store In New York.
There have been three industries es-
tabllshed in Dover since the Mckinley
tariff became law, employing III
operatives 80 at the Delaware Hosiery
Knitting mill, 20 at the Dover button
works and IL at the Smith button
works. Mr.. Smith states that he will
Increase tho number of hands In his
Factory to so or 80 as fast us he can
touch them to operate the machines.
Rev. William Sharpe and wife, OF
nSemtnary, spent last week
with his mother In Odessa. They are
shortly to sail for Africa, whore they
will engage In Missionary work. On
sunday evening they both gave a talk
concerning their work.
Jno. w. Canary of this city, for the
past Is years with the well-known
clothiers, A. G. Yates Il Co.. OF Phila-
delphia, having Just made his 10th
| contract, desires to thank hls many
fiiends for their patronage in the past
and hopes for continuance in the
future.
Tho Russian Pole. who was killed at
the EdSemooi Companys works on
Monday last. was inferred this morn
ing in the Potter's burial grounds.
Deputy Coroner Giles had him laid out
in n nice dark suit of clothes. and he
| looked very llfe-like lying In his coffin
at the morgue, where he was Viewed
| by a reporter of the REPUBLICAN Wod-
| nesday afternoon.
A, Butcher, Brass Sign 81 Shlpley.
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| HuhtliuT- Nnyars