The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-16
Dots.

Robert Reynolds left this afternoon
for two weeks trip to Chicago.
Fresh and reliable garden, Hover and
field seeds at J. j. Smiths, Fourth and
Shipley streets.
Miss Maggie Temple and Miss Sallie
Mather, of Chester, Pa, are visiting
friends in our citv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jillson have returned
afteI a two years soiourn In Califor-
mia. They are visiting their parents,
MIR. and Mrs. J. g. Haddock.
Troop b, numbering some 40 mem
bers left this morning on the Is. ~ o.
road for Camden, n. j., to pay Sewell
guard Gatlln Gun Troop Is, a visit.
Tho boys will he royalty treated and
the freedom OF the city extended to
them.
Mrs. SEWER OF 10th and Spruce Is
entertaining guests from Baltimore.
Mrs. Chas. Z. Griffith left this morn
ing to visit her parents at Bridgeton,
n. j.
Ex-Chief of Police VIM. Y. Swiggett
visiting our city to-day.
Several trees were blown over on
the causeway during the storm last
evening.
The ten mile road race of the War
rem Club was postponed on saturday
OH account of the rain, until next Sat.
urday. ..
The Rev. H. NJ. Wharton. d. D., will
lecture on "a Picnic in PALESTINE In
Second Baptist Chapel, Ninth and
| Franllin streets, tonight.
The Floral Concert OF tho Tuesday
Club will be given In the Grand Opera
House, Tuesday evening May "a, 1892,
commencing at 8 o'clock.
Mr. Stephen Armour visited rela-
tivcs in Chester yesterday.
$ II. Campbell and George Spence
Of Newark spent yesterday in Phila-
dGlphia.
Eugene Phillips of Elkton was in
this city to day.
The Memorial Committee OF the G..
A. Il, met on Saturday evening and de-
cided that the parade should move at
2.30 p. M, sharp, on Menu rial Day.
At the session OF the Orphans Court
on saturday, the name OF the Wood
all Misunderstanding Company was
changed to the Ieyl Manufacturing
Company.
Miss Jennie Maxwell. OF East Sew
enih street, visited her sister near
Newark yesterday. .-m
, No goods retailed at Welch's Com
} mission house. 2Oi East Fourth street
Grocerymen and other retail dealers
should buy their fruits and vegota-
LIES from commission merchants who
do no retail business. They will llnd
,, such house at Wclclrs, aOl East 4tll
street.
: At the boxing and wrestling eXhlbi-
ton OF the Colombia Athletic CLUB In
Washington, u. c., on saturday night,
Woolery, tho Warren Club boxer de-
feated Mci'hilIlps OF the +. A. $. q.
: John O'pounell, a boy living at No
= 600 West Second street, was accident.
o ~ shot in the right leg below the
knee on saturday morning while
shooting frogs, Or. Swithin Chandler
attended him. ...
A ch0colataire for the benefit Of tho
I, donation fuud OF the Unitarian Churcl
a viii lie held ri the residence Of tfeurg,
y W. Stone, No. 1905 Bronze street, on
y Thursday evening, May 20 from 8 un
til $ O'Clock.
ID The sale OF reserved srat5 for thu
n musicale and farce to be given by tbs
- Alumni and Alunnae association il
a the High school assembly room OF
! Friday night leEan at {. +. Thomas
n coz al 5 o'clock this morning
The regular scmiannuaI dinner q
>. the Church Club will lie given at Eide
Hall on Thursday evening, May 1911
at 8 o'clock. A number of invite
= guests from other diocosos have bee
invited, There will be u business meet
ing at 80 y. III.
meeting Of the colored voters o
the Twelfth ward and the West end {
tho Firth ward will 10 held in the Mis-
sion Church, Fourth and Scott strentt
n to morrow Cfuesdayj evening at
/, o'clock. A general turn out of colol
v ed Nutar5 Is requested. ...=.
Workmen of the water department
on SATURDAY, while engaged in putin
In a Tuter ripe from Ski Ii street Int
Hanover Presbyterian Church uneo'
ered an old well some 80 feet deep d
the sidewalk near the curb. The raj
last evening has caused the bricks
sink some Is inches or moro.
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