The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13
FIFTH EDITION.
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Prepared, or self-ralslng buckwheat,
. pounds package for fifteen cents, az
J. J. Smiths, Fourth and Shipley,
Pure. fresh buckwheat meal. Seven
pounds FOR 70 cents at ]. j. Smith's,
4th and Shipley streets. -
Miss Agnes Scott. OF Greenfield, N,
j., is visiting relatives In our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dayett, OF PEN
cader hundred, arc visiting the family
OF Mr.. Wolf, of Chambersburg, Pa.
who Is engaged In fitting up mills
with the roller process for making
flour.
Mrs. VIM. T. Tull. Eighth and Mon
roe streets Is suffering from a severe
attack of bilious fever.
Cards have been issued for the mar
rlnRe of Miss Mary Il. Kane to MIR.
John f. Warwick. both Of this city.
Eight COWS are now awaiting own
ers IN the city pound. They aie owned
at East Lake.
James b. Malott's cigar store corner
OF Fourth and Poplar streets, WAS on
IRE last evening. Not much damage
was done.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Dayett. who have
passed the sum mer at the old family
mansion. In Pencader hundred, will
The Eadies' Auxiliary Of the Y, MO.
A. will meet Thursday evening. Oct.
18th, at 8 O'Clock, to arrange for the
chrysanthemum exhibit.
VIM. G. Elliott. commission mer.
chant, ITO East 4th street, will leave
this city for Boston. Mass, o.morrow
for one weeks outing through the
Eastern States
Subscriptions to defray the expenses
OF the bands OF music that head tho
iiremen that turn out in the Columbus
parade Will be received at the RErUD-
LIcAN office.
Commander p. T. Harrington, BROTH
er OF ex-Mayor Harrington of this
city, ls lecturing at tho United States
Naval War College, Newport, Il. l.,
this week, on the topic, The Ram and
Its Tactics"
The Delaware Turf CLUB will give its
next race meeting at Hazel Dell track
on Monday, Oct 18th.
Last evening George W, Miller. d.
D., OF New York. preached a very
powerful sermon at Grace NJ. L. Church
TO large congregation.
Thirty foreigners took out their
ilnnl naturalization papers In tho
United States Court yesterday Four
teon were Irish; seven, German; six,
English; one each, Swiss, Swedish and
Italian.
Columbia Lodge, No. 81, OF Della
ware, A, o. U. w, was organized at
Seventeenth and Union streets last
night. II was instituted by A. b.
| Jones, assisted by Jacob Butt, William
IL. Curry and Caleb Watson,
A union service will 10 held this
evening in Grace Church.
The delivery wagon of Lengel's
brewery broke down at Front and
! Shlpley stfe Gets this morning, causing
detention tor short time
The cadets Of the Pennsylvania Mill
tary Academy at Chester have orgau-
lied their foot ball team for the sea-
son, which will 10 opened on Satur-
day.
The management of the Brownson
Library base ball team will probably
play a game OF ball at the Union stleeb
grounds OH Saturday afternoon.
Services in celebration Of Columbus
Day wero held in the Pro-Cathedral
of st. Peters, Sixth and West streets.
yesterday. Bishop Curtis OBLIGATED In
the morning, and said solemn ponti-
fical mass Father Slatterly, superior
OF st. Joseph's Mission. Baltimore, was
assistant priest. The sermon was
preached by Father SlAtterly Father
Birmingham will deliver the Grafton
at st. Mary's this evening.