The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-19
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Xnompson's Spawn cure does not
~ The hair OF the horse. Sold 6l2
oknaIl street.
1eiore buying wagon harness, stop
: md see the stock of w. @. Draper, No.
Qt West Eighth street.
Stist received, cer load of choice
F roflon seed meal at Whites, N. E. cor.
f. 'front.' and Orange streets.
Cotton seed meal 81 per ton lower
40 decline In price OF Bran Flour and
Corn feed. II you want barrel Of
\ &tst -four In market order from Tat.
Hell Bros. No. 10l Maryland avenue.
Nc. William Tyndall has sold three
~ his new houses at the corner OF
e tnth and Franklin streets. Two on
inth street brought $4,000 and the
x corner property $500. He still has
one dwelling left
Niles Lizzie Hutton. All Market
street, and few OF her fri ends gave a
& little masquerade party much to the
surprise Of her mother and father.
biirlng their play Mrs. Hutton retail.
7eted by Appearing as q handsomely
dressed quaker lady, which greatly
furprised her little friends, Plenty Of
good things to eat, and the usual
GOOD timewere had.
Mrs. Rachael Spencer and her daugh
Ter, Mary, Of Newport N. j., are visit
xhE relatives in our city.
Isaac Jester, who resides near tn,
Town OF Christiana is suffering from I
severe attack OF grip.
The directors of the Wilmington
City Electric Light Company have do
olnred semi-annual dividend of 81!
per cent. for the ensuing term.
The directors OF the Wilmington
City railway company have declared ,
4emi-annual dividend of "a per cent.
payable on demand.
Cards have been Issued for the wed
S. ding OF Mr.. John Burris, of Whining
& ton, Del, and Miss Sallie Gill, OF the
aame place.
s Miss Berthe Gill, OF Wilmington, ha
xeturned home after a weeks vlsi
With her sister, Miss Katie Gill, OF $50
Bouries avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
The directors OF the Wilmngto
Dental Manufacturing Company hay
1ociared q semiapnual dividend O
& Tour per cent.
<jaInes Carmichael, OF this city, Is
8 candidate for the Democratic nomini
Ron for the Office OF Sheriff OF Nc,
Eastla county.
J. jackson Pierce offers for rent tw
fnrms in Brandywlne hundred.
The remains of Peter s. Collins wei
} i1terred in the Episcopal cemetery q
= Smyrna. Saturday alteln lon, in IL
Qfesence of large concourso of rel;
lives and friends.
Harry Wolfe offers a reward OF =.
gDr the aErest and conviction of an
one found circulating all obscene az
yertising card bearing his name.
Mr.. Lindley Gillespie who marie
Miss Darlington of cur city, but i
Gated at Pittsbprg, Pa. Is visiting h
Niie's relatives in our city.
VIM. H. Crosby lectured before ii
Hrlends' School, Fourth and We
streets on Monday morning.
David Denney and John Wright. su
posed to be from this city. are und
$1,000 bail in philadelphia for highwa
robbery.
s. Rodmon Smith left last night Z
Piedmont, Ala, where he will rema
rsor few weeks.
Mark NJ. Cleaver has been elect
one Of the managers of the Wilmln
ton Savings Fund Society to suceet
Charles Warner, dedeased.
ST. Stephens Orchestra furnlsht
rnnslc last evening at the meeting
the Unity Social Club
The works of The yulcanized Fiji
CDmpany,at Tenth and Walnut stree
were forced to shut down yesterdi
because of the breaking of the Corli
engine, which supplies the motive pc
Or.
A lecture, under the auspices of I
Kings Daughters OF Asbnry NJ
Church will be given in the Seeoi
Baptist CHURCH.. corner Of Fourth %
French str cts } nuiry 2S, y tie Il,
y. s. Willis. Subject, "A lmin Il
About Plain Things
Rev Henry Mason Baum, editor
the Church Revicw lectured
.Ghureh History" In Trinity Par
house, corner of Adams street and 4
aware avenue, last night,
ftwm. Fl. Clark left New Castle tot
IL order to visit Minnesota and
Mans Land, Indian Territory, for
Benefit 49, health. Il Is hoped
ne may re- in The spring fully
cuperated
Joseph Oaks Of sntreVilie, Christie
Hundred, has been prpstrateQ
some time with an attack Of grip I
although at one time his life was
repaired OIL, his condition has Sigh
improved.
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Levy Court in session
The Levy Court met at the 60
house this forenoon ami called 10
der at 10.45 O'Clock. A resolution