The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-13
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Fine, fresh flower seeds at J. J.
Smiths, Fourth and Shiplsy streets.
100 boxes Spanish Queen cigars at
Toe box. This is bargain, Dur
STEMS No. 5 East I'd.
James Bradford and his son. d. Tay-
Tor Bradford, have returned from o
visit to relatives at Oxford, Md.
Seven pounds or buckwheat for 20
and Shipley streets.
Rome In Easter Week" will be the
lecture theme of Enus l.. Doan before
Friends School at p. m. Thursday.
company with $500. 900 capital has
been organized in Philadelphia to mako
Warmers machlne-mixed mortar.
Miss Lizzie Dunlap OF No $40 Wash
ington street, this city. spent last Sun
day at hor home. the residence OF Mrs.
X. McFarlin, near Stanton.
Albert s. Johnson has obtained
clerkship in the Central National Bank
vice II. G. Chandler, who has been pro-
NOTED.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
! ding of Charles White and Miss Clara
Lopez in Old Swedes' Church, on Tues
day night the 10th inst.
Robert Rirnie II Son, to-day, put up
a handsome white and blue striped
awning on the office of Lewis Sasse,
Esq, 3l3 Shipley street.
j. II. Colquhoun, who is engaged
with Milford & Co, OF Philadelphia,
Is making a tour among the druggists
and physicians OF our city.
A concert will be given at Silver
brook NJ. l.. Church this evening for
the benefit of the choir and the Ladies'
Aid Society,
The Fifth ward Democrats held a
meeting Mt the rooms OF the Young
Mems Democratic Club last evening
and organized for the campaign.
The Knights of St John and Malta
will attend the Reformed Episcopal
Church of the Redeemer on Friday
night and Union NJ. f. Church OH next
Sunday night.
The Wilmington Institute has re.
ceived two pamphlets: The Yard and
the Meeter'byDr w F.Quinby and "Ihe
Trustworthiness of the Bible" being
five sermons by Rev. w. p. Swartz.
Bulletin No. 10, for March. 1892, Ia
sued 10y the Agricultural Experiment
Station at Delaware College, is devot-
ed to an interesting article on scarlet
clover by Professor Arthur L. Neale.
The knights OF st. John and Malta
will attend the Reformed Episcopal
Church of the Rcdeemer on Friday
night and Union NJ. L. Church on next
Sunday morning.
Fifty Chester o. U. A. MS were re
ceivad by Eureka Council last evening
in Eden Hall. and presented with fine
goat. Banquet and speeches enter
tanned the guests until o'clock this
morning.
Mickey and Pixey," temperance
cnntata. will he repeated at the Cook.
man NJ. +. Church, Fourteenth and
Scott streets tomorrow evening, un
der tho auspices of the Fabrian Socie
ty of that church. Admission 10 cents
Proceeds for the now church lot.
Dr. John II. Simms is kept quite
busy at his office, No. 422 Marke
street, in dispensing his valuable pre-
parations for bronchial affections. tn,
cure for sore eyes, the alienation o
cramps and pains, and other ills Il
, which flesh is heir. He Is ready t,
Welcome visitors and send them ava.
, rejoicing at the prospect of renewed
! health and vlEor.
, l.. w. Siidham & Son, au ctioneera
sold for y. b. Zimmerman Mt Blacl
Horse HotOl, Del, Co, Pa, on Monday
l. the llth inst, 1892; Horses s16l, 5l57 4
sl32, Sl421S. Tl7O, $3.50, Sl52lS, Sl52L
I Sl75, $3.50, Sl65. sl47 S175. S12S. SlSC
& SIG. $40. Sl53, $3.50, Sl43, $l7S, $23i
1880, $40. 1913 Sl2S, $3.50, $lS7; aver
age for the 20 head of horses, $i6l
The sale was well attended and bic
Z ding brisk. .-