The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-21

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Bush's, French street wharf IL the
place to buy your coal.
Jno. NJ. Solomon has tho best coal
for families.
Judge Grubb on Saturday granted
charter to theJ. Q. Dryer Company.
Mrs. Nicholas Koern. of No. 9is Pine
street, lost pocket-book, containing
$50 on Saturday.
Stidham, the auctIoneer, will go to
Media, Pa, to- morrow, to sell q lot of
horses for Geo Hill.
Tho balance OF stock of cigars and
tobacco at Third and Jefferson streets,
will be sold at 7.80 o'clock this evening
by w. A. Hukill. auctionee.
Rev. William FAIRIES. of Smyrna. Del,
and Mr.. Thomas Scott, of Seaford.
Del, arc the guests of Norman w.
Bottger, No. 23l Walnut street.
Frederick Hagmayer, of the Western
Hotel. Fourth and Orange streets, will
sell his furniture at public sale next
Thursday afternoon. -.-....
James L. DeVou. Esq, left our city
this morning for Norfolk, Va. and a
trip down the James River. lie Will
return home toward the close of the
week.
q. w. NJ. Macklin lost his pocket
book with nearly $50, In the Front
street cars on Saturday evening, or in
going from Eighth and Spruce streets
to Grace NJ. Il. Church. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for Its return to No.
52S East Seventh street.
The Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, d. D., OF
Baltimore will begin evangellstic
meetings in tho new chapel OF Second
Baptist Church, Ninth and Frank lin
street, this evening ut Z o'clock.
Mrs. Myra Pennewll. died at the
home of her son-in-law, William II.
Valentine, No, $50 Pine street, on Sat
ur1ay. She was 81 years old. Her
husband was soldier In the war Of
1872.
Tho Union Transfer Company, of
Philadelphia. has bought the controll-
! Ing interest of the Wilmington Trans.
fer Company OF our city and will here
utter operate II in conjunction with
the Philadelphia company.
George NJ. Casey of Claymont killed
q chicken hawk on Thursday measur.
ing feet Inches from tip to tip, and
! of beautiful coloring. 1t was procur-
ell by William II. Myers Lloyd, who
sent it to taXidcrmist in our city to
he stuffed and mounted.
The managers OF st. Matthew's Home
and Day Nursery, Tor colored children
being in urgent need for the support
OF the institution, request that dona
lions Of money, and also of useful
furnishings, DO sent to Miss julia
Jones, No. 81 Orange street.
Good meetings at the Heavenly Re
crnits, No. 81 Walnut street. Preach
ing tonight and tomorrow night by
the Presiding Elder +, Frank Hons
Meetings every night. Mr., Westir
from st. Louis will talk on Friday
night. All are invited.
Fred Slullar returns his thanks to
Rumford Brothers, No. 4O4 Market
street for the, return to him OF the
money dropped In their store and
found by them few evenings ago
He also feels indebted to the REPUBLI
CAN who aided him essentially in thu
, matter, and proved its value as an ad
vertising medium.
Coroner Charles Sparks and jury
viewed the body of tho white mule in
FAINT that was found on the stone step
on Saturday evening, leading into Ser
geant Wigg alley at his resi-
dence, No. 200 Jefferson street. Tn
baby was about day old and was
fine healthy looking child, weighing
about II pounds. 1t had boon strang
led to death.