The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03
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II you WANT llIBi~tiH3S uyBlnR unu
securing done, 60 TO No. 210 King st.
Who sells those stylish wide brlm
hats that ara seen Oh the street
Mearns, 703 Market.
He will fix you up fashlonably to
last oil winter, q. f. Brown the tailor.
$50 Orange street.
Republican tin badges are neat and
unique. at Giles, 703 Market street.
Some fifty business firms OF this city
will take part In the Columbian parade
on Friday, October 2lst.
Taylor q Fu1ierton's Rheumatic
Remedy cures rheumatism in all its
forms. Prepared by Taylor Il Fuller
ton. S02 King street.
DIR. Slmmg vegetable liver pills a
guaranteed remedy OF great excellence
for liver. kidney and stomach diseases,
to remove tired feelings and purifying
the blood. IS cents box. Family
boxes 81. Sold by druggists who are
our agents. ONCE AL Market street,
private door. .....
Now is the time to SOW pansy seed
Extra choice large towering finest
mixed at j. J. Smiths, 18th and Ship.
ley streets.
The Board OF Managers and the
Junior Board of the Homeopathic Hos
pital Intend to give bazaar before
the Christmas holidays.
The Hon. George Shea, of New York.
will deliver lecture under the auspi-
ces of the Historical Society on Fri
day evening. December I'd.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety will meet in Union NJ. +. Church,
on Tuesday afternoon at 30 O'Clock.
The Womans Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet in Union NJ. l.. Church,
on Wednesday afternoon.
The forty hours devotion and annu.
al retreat of st. PauPs Church, Fourth
and Jackson streets, commenced on
Sunday afternoon.
Lewis L. Grubb and Son have taken
out permits to build eleven new
houses on the old Epworth Church lot
at Tenth and Church streets.
Building Inspector Dohl has con-
0emued an old brick dwelling, No. 8
West Twelfth street, and has ordered
II torn down in three days.
A German Republican mass meeting
will 10 held III German Hall on Tues
day evening, October llth The ablest
German speakers will be present.
~ W N@hai y, NV tuluuRn VIII Ine
fairs, has returned to business with
A. q. Yates II Co., Philadelphia.
John Duncan, aged about 80 years,
who for u long time resided at No. Ill
Washington street. this city, Is report.
ed to he dying OF old age at his home,
on Frankford road. Philadelphia.
The Delaware saengerbund, under
the direction of Professor q. Schrtmsr,
10. if,if
Will DO given in the German Hall, on
November 9Th.
jacob L. Clymer, director of the
Fullmer Chorus. IL drilling the pupils
of No. and q schools and the High
School for the Forthcoming Columb-
ian celebration. ""
Commissioner J. Frank wilds, who
has been refnnding moneys from the
direct tax fund here during the past
week, will sit in Georgetown on Mon
day, Wednesday and Thursday and in
Dover on Tuesday.
The Alumni Association OF the High
School will hold it's annual meeting in
the rooms OF the Board of Education
on Wednesday evening next.
Prof Edward I. Devlns Of the Whar-
ton School OF Economy and Finance.
( University OF Pennsylvania, spoke to
tho members of the United League, at
their rooms No. AIS Shipley street. on
Saturday evening on political eeouo.
my.
The Ancient Order OF Mogullians
will visit the "Queer" bazaar in the
rink tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartmann and
Benjamin Kopf returned last night
from visit to France, Switzerland
and Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Holt and Mr..
and Mrs George @. Mckay returned
last evening from trip to Boston,
Newport and New y Ork
Miss Ida Joseph is visiting her
brother, John Joseph, at Georgetown.
Mrs. j. L. V. Blocksom has returned
from visiting her brother, s. John
Abbott OF Milford.
Miss Edith Davis and Mrs. James
handyke are visiting Miss Martha J.
Nandegrift of Cecilton.
The Young Peoples Association of
the Unitarian Church will hold their
annual election at a meeting to be
held in tho church parlor tomorrow
night.
The Natural History Society OF Della.
ware will hold Its monthly meeting to-
night IN Friends School, Fourth and
West streets.
Frank HosDack. Russian had his
leg broken at the Edge Moor iron
works on Saturday and was taken to
the Delaware Hospital.
A horse belonging to George G.
Whlteman fell and died on Market
street near Seventh last evening.