The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
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DR.. J. @. Pickles cures all kinds OF
aches, palms, bone felons, tumors, all
kind OF nerve troubles, No. 70b Market
street.
You can buy fresh ground corn feed
from Walter l. Niyen, Mill Creek MILL.
Phone 663.
DIR. John P. Wales. president Of the
Board OF Health, will receive propo-
sails up to February for the removal OF
ashes for the ensuing year.
4 Wm. s. Goodley will have q sale OF
COWS at Booth's Corner. Pa, on Mon
day, the 4th inst.
Alfred Shaw. formerly of this city,
Ibut who has been in Peoria, ILL.,, for
the past five years, has accepted q
position In Buffalo, N. T., and will
start for that place on Monday.
Doctor j. r. Smith, performed q
lvery successful operation by amputa-
ting the upper third OF the thigh Of the
leg of Warner Thompson. The patient
Ills getting along very nicely.
MIR. Harry Belts has resigned the
superlntendcncy OF the Wilmington
Transfer Company.
Benjamin Shaw, residing on Monroe
street. above Ninth, Is lying sick with
intiammatory rheumatism.
! Mrs. David Bruce and her son Rob
lert returned on Thursday from n visit
to friends in Baltimore.
] Garfield Camps officers will be In
STALLED next Monday night, and u. s.
'IGrant Camps officers on Tuesday
might.
4 Israel Whiteman and his wife ard
one of his sons, living short distance
below Pleasant Hill. have been serious
\ ly III with grip.
/ City Councilman James Murray is
distributing cards announcing his
candidacy for county comm issioner
lin the Third district.
| DIR. Kemble, druggist on the South.
side. is SO extremely LII that 1t Is
feared he may not recover.
| James Aiken an aged farmer living
ION White Clay Creek near Thompson
station. Delaware. 10 seriously i'll with
grip and his recovery Is doubtful.
The directors OF Troop B Associ-
latlon will meet at the armory on Mon
,lday evening to complete arrangements
y for the formal opening Of the armory.
The Weccacoe Fire Company, No. g,
lhas received lot of new rubber hose
(which they tested yesterday afternoon.
The Unity Club OF the Unitarian
Church, this city, will tender an infor,
NAL reception this evening from 73Q
to 0 O'Clock. in the church, to the Rev.
,,and Mrs. William Ii. johnson, upon
the occasion OF the twenty-fifth ami
Iversary OF their wedding.
The Feast Of the Circumcision was
celebrated In ST. Peters Pro Cat hedral
to-day. Masses were celebrated at 8
O'clock by the Rev Father Nolan. at z
O'clock by Bishop Curtis and at 0
O'CLOCK by Vicar general Lyons.
New lot wheat screenings; lower
lprlces. { ar cotton seed meal direct
from Memphis. Rye straw In sheayes,
luround flax seed, Pratt's Food, and all
kinds feed and grain. Tatnall Bros.
iUl Maryland Avenue. Telephone 81.
DIR. Caleb Harlan offers reward of
Isl0 for the arrest and conviction OF
jthe persons who visited his farm III
mil Creek Hundred. on Sunday, the
l20th ult, and cnS and hauled or cedar
II es, which he was growing to form
a grove.
Ellis Walker living near the Mer-
m lid, In Mill Creek hundred. has re-
Gently 10 hree. horses, of disease
iwh ch the Agricultural Department,
lat Wa hington, has not yet been ablo
Ito find name for. In each case tho
muscles of the mouth become paralyz-
led and the animals were unable to
loithcr cut or drink.