The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-28
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ANoohhhAtbJ &otci odtJ Acts RAsOVs
Taylor Bradford, clerk in the Regis
trars ofice.is taking a day of at Capo
May.
Mr.. George C. Carter. of the Evening
journal, spent Sunday with friends
near Iron Hill, Md.
The annual picnic OF the Shields Ii
brary Association will be held in Dona-
hoes Grove on July 4th.
Prompt attention and special care
given to the repairing OF fine watches.
Willard F. Davis, 0 h. 2d street.
A wagon loaded with lumber, lost q
tire from the right hind wheel yester-
day afternoon at Fifth aud Market
streets. ..-.-
George Plummer. who fell from
window Mt his boarding house, No.
pa West Fourth street, was slightly
improved to-day.
Thomas Francis, colored, the man
who was found dead yesterday at the
sand hole, was Inferred yesterday af-
ternoon at Farnhurst.
Something wonderful The City Hall
clock stopped yesterday. Something
more wonderful for IL would be the
running of 1t for ono week.
Tho Rev. S. J. Morris of Wilmington
NJ, Il. Conference has received the de-
gree OF doctor OF divinity from St.
Johns College, Annapolis.
Mr.. Martin Beakenkopf will erect
two handsome dwellings at Ninth and
Franklin streets. The ground for the
cellar was broken to-day.
Burpee's bush lima beans, the only
true and largo Lima. For sale only
here. 25 cents per package at j. j.
Smiths, Fourth and Ship!ey streets.
A. Goodman Bryan, a son OF the Rev.
j. f.. Bryan. formerly OF this city was
graduated from Johns Hopkins Uni
verslty at its recent commencement,
Save your roofs by using Nonpareil
roof paint. Warranted for .ivo years
Sold only by Geo. b. Stewart, South
west corner Second and Orange
streets.
Charles b. Palmer, reporter on the
Morning News, celebrated his twenty
first birthday yesterday. He will vote
for Harrison and Reid at the coming
election.
Two horses the property OF Thomas
Beatty. residing at No. 3Ol west
! Twelfth street, were poisoned on Mon.
putting paris green In the feed.
] GNiltI1n bOlu vi
the two-story brick house on French
street near Eighth, belonging to Jos.
\ A. MaYbin, to Joseph Nichols, of Cen
treville for 1880.
The steamer Columbian, built recent
ly at Roach's shipyari at Chester, will
come to the shipyard of the Harlan N
Hollingsworth Company, next Satur'
day to obtain pair of new wheels.
}. jackson Pelrcc, real estate agent.
sold on Monday for Rev. J.O.SyrEerd
the store. dwelling and able at the
northwest corner OF Twelfth and
West streets, to Thomas A. Betty, fol-
$500.
Harry Emmons, treasurer of Will
minEton Conclave No. % j. o. H.,
paid Mrs. Kato V. Fullerton $4,000 OF
Monday, on account OF the death oil
her husband, Henry Fullerton, on the
18th inst
At meeting of the Wilmington Roc
and Gun Club last evening II. Ayres
Samuel Ocheltree, Mark De Cray and
Charles Fehrenbach were appointed {
committee to make arrangements fol
a shoot on the Fourth of July.
Henry G. Conrad, Peter i. Ayars.
Hugh Browne, friedrich L. Bach ant
Ireland Prohel, will address the Re.
publican voters at the ratification
meeting to be held on Thursday even
ing, at Fourth and French streets.
II. W. Brown and Joseph Derlcksoi
of Now Castle county and q. ii. Regis
ter and c. Prettyman of Kent county
delegates to tho national Prohibition
convention at Cincinnati. left on the
u. x O. train ut II, 10 o'clock on Mon.
day morning.
Tickets are now on sale at the Della
ware avenue and Market street STA
lions Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road that are good TO 80 by rail Il
Philadelphia Pa, and return by one
of the Wilmington Steamboat Com
puny's steamers from Chestnut street
wharf The tickets are good on an!
train and arc sold at tho rate of X
cents for the round trip.