The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-12


Bush's, French street wharf, Is the
place to buy your coal
Jno. NJ. Solomon has the best coal
for families.
No delay In having orders filled for
coal ut Solomon's.
J. p. Dunnlng has returned from
Chill and is now visiting his friends at
Dover. .-5
j. T. NJ Grant and Miss Dora NTckin-
say OF Newark, will lie married next
Tuesday evening,
William T. AIearns and Mrs. Anna
Hickman will be married at the BRIDES
home, No. 7l2 West street, on Wednes-
day afternoon next ut o'clock.
A meeting Of the Hlles w. G. T. u, |
will be held at the home Of Miss Anna
NJ. Savers Highlands, on Monday eve
Ing, March 18th, at 7.S0 O'Clock.
The cause OF the fire is not known.
Mrs. Dohl had liked the heater fire Just
before retiring with the two children
and had left everything all right.
As soon us she got her children safe,
Mrs. Duhl, being overcome by excite.
ment swooned, The damage to the
Dohl property IL is thought Will not
exceed $500,
! Senator Higgins has introduced a
bill in the U =. Senate authorizing the
sale OF the present post-otfice bulldiug
at any time that 1t may be advisable to
dispose OF it.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Jones, resid-
ling near No, iatlanlsville, White Clay
: Creek hundred, were surprised on
Monday night by a visit from large
lumber ol their friends.
: The Fire COMMITTEES of the city coun-
ell oilers a reward Of s25 for the arrest
-iand conviction of the person who
gave the false alarm OF fire on Tues
'day night.
: John $, Dayett of Pencader Hundred
'and Miss Craig OF Philadelphia, will
= lie married next Tuesday evening. ut
Tic residence of the BRIDES brother-in-
law, MIR. Benjamin Lee, who resides
near Cooch's bridge.
i Evan II. Garrett, of White Clay Creek
Hundred. died on Thursday from CON
sumption, leaving wife and one child.
lis remains will be Inferred at the
Head Of Chrlstlana Cemetery on Mon
day.
Professor T. s. Ford, the we'll known
J, elocutionist, will give an entertain
ment in the College Oratory, at New
: ark, on Monday evening. the 18th
inst, Tor the benefit of the NJ. L.
|. Church.
! Hanover Presbyterian Sabbath
= school, Ihos. X. Porter superintenl.
I ent, opened al 0 a. NJ. Interesting ex.
l. erelses, good music and teachers. All
= are earnestly invited. Dr.. Marks BIZ
BILE class at $50 a. m.
A fractions horse creatad quite oil
H.gi4 .aa1 AZ
=, Market below Ninth street, by getting
one OF It's hind legs over the shafts
The only damage sustained was d
broken shaft and harness.
n A public session Of tho old 'Dees
! trick Skule' Of fifty years ago will he
: held in Bethany Baptist CAurch corner
n OF Elm and Jackson streets, Thursday
5 evening, March H. 1892. Admission
a % cents.
q Epworth u. E. Church will hold
their missionary meeting tomorrow
sat p. m, to lie addressed by Joseph
elPyle, ESQ, and Rev Mr.. Hickman.
o Especial singing by Sunday school and
choir, and IA special programme has
% been prepared.
The monthly conference OF WON en-
= visitors Of Associated Charities will he
held Monday afternoon az 5 O'Clock, al
SG. NJ. c. a. room. The clergy and al
i persons interested In charitable ant
" benevolent work are earnestly inNtt8S
+, Ito attend.
III Diamond State Grange will hold nj
~ open meeting IN their hall at StaHto!
n the l7ih Inst. al O'Clock. when all
IS addresses will DO given on tho Farme
', and the Grange, by Hon. T. II Martin
r lecturer and j. c. Higgins. master o
Delaware state Grange, All are col
" daily Invited to sttond. Seats free.
l. w. j. Lank Son, aHotianeers. sol,
for John Moody, New aBtle hundred
nd horses. $50, $lloi el0s;GoNs s35 to 81,
aewes 81 to 20 per head Others at Yai
ceFriurs. Attendance fair and biddin
&c SLOW. The same auctioneers s0ld fo
T. Jas. anderson, Chrlstiana hundret
cows els to $40. 50; turkeys, SOC per Il
Attendance fair and bidding Lri5k.