The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-16
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I Wesley Finn Of Mill Creek Hundred,
Is laid up with an attack Of the grip.
Thompson,s SPAWN cure does not
take the hair of the horse. Sold 8l9
Tatnall street.
Before buying wagon harness, stop
and sec the stock Of w. @. Draper, No.
10l West Eighth street
just received, a car load OF choice
cotton seed meal at Whites, N. L. cor.
front and Orange streets.
Mrs. Breckenridge, who has been Wis.
iting friends In this city. returned to
her home In Brooklyn, N. y, to-day.
Mrs. Alfred Shaw, who has been Wis
iting friends In our city, returned to
her homo In Buffalo. N. Y. to-day.
Amos Sharpless OF Ashland has been
suffering to some extent with his old
nemyrheumatism and also influenza.
Samuel Sharpless who resides on his
farm near Yorklyn, is suffering with
an attack OF grip, and his condition
has somewhat alarmed his friends.
The flag on the City Hall to-day was
hoisted at half mast In honor OF Chris.
tian Febiger, for many years leading
member of the City Council,
The Fifth Ward Republican Club
held meeting at No. 729 Shlpley
street and transacted important bnsl-
ness.
The Society OF Natural History will
hold Its monthly meeting on next
Monday evening in the assembly room
of Friends School.
Revival meetings are In progress at
Cherry Hill, NJ. Il, Church;the services
are In charge Of the pastor, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Collie.
Tho fifth annual meeting Of the Pc
ninsula horticultural Society will he
held ut Dover. Jan. 10Th, Goth and 2lst.
The program will contain articles of
an interesting nature. ...
Miss Lizzie Duncan. daughter OF S.
ID. Duncan, conductor on the Delaware
railroad, died at her fathers home, No.
9lS Franklin street, on Thursday night,
Miss Duncan WIS momber of Central
Church and teucher in the Sunday
school OF the same church.
Tho annual dinner to the employees
of the Peninsula Methodist establish
ment will lie given by j. Miller
Thomas at Farra's restaurant on Tues
day evening next.
Mary i. Fasiburn. wife OF David
Easthurn, died at her husbands resi-
dence near WOrth's mill, In New Gar
den. on Thursday. The deceased was
n daughter OF Charles Wagner, OF New
Garden.
G. A. Mckinney of Cape Charles City,
supervisor of the N. Y, +, and n. Rail-
road Company. and his chief clerk, G.
ing OF Captain Thomas Johnson of
The Harlan and Ilolllngsworth Com
pany.
Cotton seed meal 81 per ton lower.
Also decline in price of Bran Flour and
Corn feed. II you want barrel OF
best Hour In market, order from Tat
nall Bros. No. l0l Maryland avenue.
l would he pleased to have the citi.
IONS OF Wilmington call and examine
my stock of shoes and clothing. Re-
pairing of shoes a speciality Is. Pal
mer. opposite City Hotel, West Front
! street.
Mr.. VanArtsdalen, formerly agent
of the Goodwin Washing Machine. has
returned from a business trip to Ken
lucky, where 10 disposed Of large
number of this favorte washer. He
may possibly resume the agency in
our city. ".".
Mr.. Harry d. Maxwell and Miss
Clara G. Ellason Will be married at No
| 10 Wost Eighth street, this city, on the
25th Inst. Mir. Maxwell Is O graduate
from the Office Of the Newark Ledger,
and at present Is foreman In the oAlce
OF the Delaware Pilot at Lewes.
Religious services wore suspended
during the week at Ringswood NJ. Il.
Church on account of O heavy cold
contracted by the pastor. Rev. II. S.
nulaney, 1t is expected to begin re.
yival meetings In tho basement of the
new church on Sunday night.
The compositors in the Morning
News office last evening presented
their foreman. n. A. Leitch, with a
meersrhaum pipe, cigar and cigarette
holders 10 match. Mr.. Fetch was
quite surprised with thip evidence OF
from his typo associates.
Professor G. Schrmer No. 200 T.. 9Th
street, is giving German lesSons(spcall-
lng, reading and wrlting) to children
every Saturday from 10 to IL n. M, III
the German HILL, East 9th street. Par
ents are invited to send their children
to this school. Terms. l5c. every
Saturday for one child, two chiliren
% ceuts.
Mrs Lewis Kinsey, of Iowa, is visit
ing friends near Centrcyille and Ken
nett Township, la. Mr. Kinsay Is ex
pected TO arrive early next month aud
I.hs5 Il tcW weeks among his relatives
before returning with his wife to theii
iowa home IL will be remembered
that Mrs. james Dilworth WAS killel
on visiting her buothcr in Iowa. som,
two years ago, and Mrs, Isaac Larkln
another sister, barely escaped with