The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-05
Dots.

Fresh and reliable garden, flower and
field seeds at j. j. Smith'6, Fourth and
Shipley streets.
Head light oil, one hundred and
i fifty test, cents q quart or 5 gallons
4 for so cents. Lank IL Co., Southeast
corner Of Tenth and Clayton streets.
Go to Lank & Co. for groceries and
| dry goods and canned goods. 10th
and Clayton streets.
Joseph Caleb. s. NJ. Curtis, and Chns.
Blandy OF Newark went to Dover to-
day to attend the Republican Conven-
ton.
Jonathan E. George and family loft
our c.ty to-day FOR Ocean Grove, Nj.
and the Aldine house will soon be
ready for visitors for the season.
"a Picnic In Palestine" is the sub
1ect OF lecture to be delivered in the
Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets, on May 16, by the
Rev. Ii. M. Wharton, ID. d.
An excavation ls being made at the
northeast corner of Thirteenth and
King streets for the cellars of seven
houses to be built by Thomas II. Mel
vim.
A stereoptlcon entertainment will
be given in Hanover Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening.
The George Gray Democratic Club
will dedicate Its new wigwam at Della
ware avenue and Scott street on Sat-
urday evening.
Tho Rev. L. E. Barrett, tho new pre-
siding elder OF the Wilmington dis
trict. Is making his first round OF the
churches of Cecil county, Nd.
The officers OF the Wilmington Rod
and dun Club are looking after some
ground where club house can be
| erected and the members can enjoy
themselves.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Trinity
Church will give supper In the parish
building tonight from to 10 O'Clock.
Persons templating going on the
trip with tho Friendship Fire Company,
No. |, to Harrisburg, should let the
company know it mediately. The
price OF the trip for three days, 26th,
eth and 2Sth OF May, Will be 1880.
Thomas N. Foreman and James H.
Hotfecker, Jr.. have been granted let
tiers testamentary. by Register Cooch,
on the estate OF Elizabeth d. Hazlett
Of this city.
City treasurer Joseph X. Adams and
Police Signal Operator George Ray
mond planted. on Tuesday, SOME
blooming dandelons in the flower bed
in the rear of the City Hall.
The Board of Trade will hold the
annual meeting this evening at 8
o'clock, and full attendance is de-
sired.
On Saturday ten members OF the
Wilmington Rod and Gun Club will 20
to kiamensi and shoot match at
Twenty-Five clay. pigeons and like
number OF me lnberS Of the Kiamensi
Gun Club.
The National Bank of Delaware has
declared n semiannual dividend oil
slS per share and special dividend
OF 81 per share, making IA total of 92C
Tor SIN months q share, the par value
of which is 5000.
Call at John F. McLaughIin's, S. E.
corner Front and Shiploy streets, and
soc the Light Steel Mccormick Bind.
ers and Mowers. Best in the world.
I. A. Layman, of Chester, Pa, visited
our city to-day lie is engaged in the
carriage trade aud wishes to employ
a good painter.
A literary and musical entertain
ment will be given this evening, by
The members OF the Epworth League
Of Grace Church, in the Sunday school
Hall.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Wesley NJ
Il. Church will hold an apron Bazaar
and Shipping Party" in the lecture
room OF the church, on Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings of nexi
week.
A. r. Tatum, J. w. Geyer and ], w
Bastian OF this city, were among the
visitors to West Chester, Pa, on Wed.
neSuay.