The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17
FOURTH EDITION
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II you want first-class dyelng and
securing done, go to No. 80 King st.
Buy show cases per cent of for 10
days. Durstein, No, 8; East Second
street. Wv
! My Regards are our leading 8 cent
cigar. Durstein, manufacturer No. 8
East Second.
The Associated Charities are now ar.
ranging to send parties of mothers and
children to the country.
DR.. j. p. Pyle dressed the hand of
John rrusty, coiored, who cut 1t
severely yesterday afternoon, at the
works OF the Wilmington Wheel Com
pany.
The Levy Court met yesterday and
approved the plans of Engineer w. A.
KINNEY, for bridge over White Clay
Creek, at Hopkins ford.
The trotting horse OF Geo. Hopes
dropped dead in Media on Wednes.
day, through fright occasloned by o
passing locomotive.
meeting at No. 100 West Eighth street
tomorrow afternoon. ..
A birthday surprise party was given
In honor of Mrs. Lydia Walters last
night at tho home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Moses Is. Bullock.
James +. Traynor and Samuel B.
Clark attended the national meeting of
plumbers in Washington on Wednes-
day.
Niles Sallie p Woodward, who has
been visiting her parents at No. 407
West Eighth street, has returned home
to West Grove, 20.
Master Edward II. Pussy of Cen
treville. Md, arrived In this city on
"Wednesday evening on horseback, hay
ing made tho trip In day and-a-half.
A wagon belonging to Herbert X.
Watson, the druggist, was run into by
wagon driven by countryman on
AlarStt street yesterday and had one
OF the pos's broken. "....
Hot ashes SGT fire to the shed In the
rear of Mrs. j. r.. Tantum's house at
Ninth and Market streets on Wednes-
day. The flames were easily put out
and the loss tritling.
Tho managers of the Home for
IFrlendless and Destitute Children are
In need of a baby carriage and any
having n secondhand one which they
do not need Will confer a great favor
on the managers by contributing it to
the home.
Jewelry and Hair Brushes. Do they
lever become solleu2 Nothing will
clean them SO we'll as little Fragrant
lTri- Phosa In tho water in which you
wash them. Grocers and druggists
sell IL.
Mrs. Hannah Beattie, 65 years old,
was overcome by the heat yesterday
on the steamer City of Chester. She
was removed to the home OF her son.
Joseph Q. Beattie,s No. l2Il Rodman
street.
william Dordon. Robert Moody and
Robert Scrson of South Wilmington,
left yesterday for Chicago by the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad. There they
will attend the Democratic Conven-
tion.
Plumber James +. Traynor has boon
awarded the following contracts
Erecting blood .drierS and rendering
tanks for Ten Brooks Bros, pork pack
ers, Philadelphia, and for A. Ii. Mark,
bridgeport, Ia. ."....
Tho National Association OF Master
Plumbers met on Wednesday, at the
builders Exchange. Washington, ID. c.
The delegates from this city are James
I 4. Traynor. vice-president for Della
ware, and Samuel b. Clark.
| Invitations llave been issued to the
wedding OF Walter McI,ear of this
clty and Miss Bessie Laurence Kelley,
of Chester. Pa, a. st. Paurs Episcopal
Church, Chester, on Thursday even.
ing, Juno Both. Mr.. McLear is q son
OF Honey G. McLear, of the firm of
McLear Il Kendall, carriage manufac-
turers.
George Young, aged 10 years, resld-
ing at No. 9l3 Bennett street, was
struck bya shirter at the foot OF Ninth
street about O'Clock ye sterday after
noon, and his left arm was crushed SO
badly that amputation was necessary
lie was removed TO tho Delaware Hos
Ipital.