The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-08

II you want fli6t-class dyalng and
securing done, go to No. 2lo King st,
Tagi9a q Fulierton's Rheumatic
! Remedy cures rheumatism IN all Its
forms, Prepared by Taylor " Fuller.
ton, S02 King street
/ Fresh tish and oysters at New Mar.
ket House King street above Eighth,
at lowest market rrices. w. PENNELh'
See our window TO day for the fin
iest selection of gents gold watt h
chains in the city. Willard L. Davis,
8 Last End street.
!. The Democrats are charged with
trylnging to buy the receipts OF the
colorel voters of Wilmington and
county and their paid emlsaries were
busy Sunday and to-day to bargain
Tor all the tax receipts in sight.
4 Dir. Josephine White very success
fully removed large tumor from d
lady residing on West 9th street neal
Monroe, on Thursday last
The three masted schooner, Marcus
Edwards, of Philadelphia. is ut thu
wharf of the Charles Warner Company
where she Is unloading cargo OF bur
relied cement
i Miss Carrie NJ. Cole OF Perryyille
Md. has returned home after pleas
ant visit to her cousin, Misa Lilliai
IN. Cole of 1910 West nth street.
Miss Grace Harsis received tht
lDemorest medal in the contest nj
bethany Baptist Church on Saturday
might.
. Thieves on Saturday night broke
Into the work shopof Weldon ~ Wood,
lat Eighteenth and West streets, ant
stole tools valued at $50.
Christopher Ploesser, of No. 90l
/ Chestnut street, fell from an electri,
car at Fourth and Orange strrets yes
terday morning and cut his head.
Delaware Clark has boon promotes
from the management of the bushes
0 lof the New York Life Insurance Com
{ lpany in New Caatie county, to til
flState management, succeeding q. A
WrHy, who has been promoted to tn
management of the Philadelphia Office
hirs. Lucy cambridge, superinten
G dent OF the New York Womans cit
:. Mission Society. spoke i'll Delawar
Avenue Baptist Church Sunday nigh
ion some phases Of city mission worl
In Now York Mrs. cambridge has fit
u missionaries under her charge.
Bishop Coleman preached and cor
firmed class on Sunday evening O
n Georges Mission, Edge Moor.
= The United States revenue cutie
>. Wenona, is on the railway at tho shil
, 'Iyard of the Pussy and Jones Colnpun.
= Central Presbyterian Church took "
G Ia collection for the new parsonag
fund.
I The Delaware Avenue Baptist ChurC
= ilsst Sundayiiuaugurated what is know
=. Jas its North Nilsson at Elliott ayenl
: and Washington street. II has pu
IL chased five lots on that corner wi
the ultimate purpose that churC
" land parsonage wilt be built.
n John Lee, member OF the YouI
=, Mems Republican Club, Of Chester, e
. tertained the first voters of this cit
10 on saturday night, by coffee, san
~ &iches and cigars.
Il H. NJ. Eaton, II. ". johnson, Stanlt
i, Tuchton, Frank A. Gardner. of W
;. minEton, made up a dinner party
H. Chester on Sunday. Ali there. boy
T. What's the attraction Chester CIR
n There's Just as pretty and attracti
N girls in Wilmington.
~, Edmund p. Moody spent Mond
> fishing in the canal at st. Georges.
" Amy q. Turner wife OF Alexand
Turner of Parkesburg. Pa, died
Sc the nome of her sister, Lydia Al
MT IGawthrop Hockessin, on the evenii
~. OF November 9Th, after severe h
= short illness.
- DIR William F. Kennedy, formerly
'ol AIiddletown, has disposed OF his pr
u tlce to Dr.. Charles Constable or Bal
ey more, and will locate in this city
~, the practice of his profession.
~, The sand schooners Maud and Sis
IA maker OF the Charles Warner Co
ess pany arc at the company's south s
'ry wharf unloat!idg u cargo OF sand.
HI Miss Mary Brice returned home Ii
Friday evening after spending
week with Miss Lille, young
daughter of Chief Burgess Vernon
H.. Marcus Hook.
al Mrs. William Croes, of No All Ma
w son street, uses Tn-Phosn for all tot
ne uses and says: " II is the finest arti
90 ever tried. have used 1t to ole
,rv clothes and to remove grease sp
and | don't think there Us anythi
arc like il. II is far superior to ammol
ya' in every particular.