The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22
Third EDITION.
Dots.

'21 OOts.
Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal.
Mrs. Lewis Dilworth, OF Centreville
bus been visiting Mrs. Susan Taylor,
No. 70S West street.
Mrs. II. A. Johnson, of Asbury Park,
q visiting the family OF EFT. Dllworth,
No. 1918 West Eighth street.
The Court House had the American
nag lying from its top to day for the
1irst time on George Washingtons
birthday.
So Sheriff Simmons will Sell at sherlfi's
sale on Tuesday, March LIST, the per-
Bonni effects Of Barry Montgomery at
s No. 500 King street. consisting OF boots
and shoes.
The wife OF Police Commissioner
John w. lawson, who has been very
Ill Tor the past few weeks, is conva-
descing.
Harry Gould has entered upon his
duties as clerk in the distributing de.
Rartment at the post Office vice Mahlon
Belts, resigned. .-.+
Some evil disposed persons broke
the window of Williamson's candy
store, No. III Market street, about ~
7 o'clock on Sunday morning.
Register OF Wills Cooch on Saturday
granted letters testamentary To Fran
els Laboube on the estate of Louis La
boube, late OF Red Lion hundred.
Contractor John Jacoby who built
h the intercepting sewer, has received u
contract to build a large sewer in
Baltimore.
Mrs. John W Jolls, wife of Levy
Court Commissioner Jolls, sprained
her ankle badly by falling down stairs
at her home in Middletown ON Satur-
day.
Arthur G. Peacock, of the class OF
Pol, Boys High School, is now living
In New York, and Is an assistant to the
+ police reporter OF the New York Her
aid.
Several flashes OF vivid sheet light.
ming In the northern horizon were seen
along from II o'clock last night until
2o'clock this morning, and still tie
temperature was 80 degrees.
A supper for the benefit OF the
ladies' Mite Society will be given in
the old chapel of kiugswood NJ j..
Church, Fourteenth and Claymont
streets, Tonight.
II the ladies' who SO kindly picked up
little woolly lap dog on Shipley
etreet on Friday afternoon will be kim
fenough to leave the same ut the police
station they will save further trouble
The Bollermakers' and iron Ship
fbuilders' Union No. Sd, International
Union of the United States and Can
ada, will hold Its first annual ball il
Rossiter's dancing academy or
April IL. .'.....
Mrs. Mary A. Fowler mother of f.
M. Fowler. past grand master OF Dela.
ware, l. o. o. D., died at nor homo
mo. 904 Kirkwood street, on Saturday
morning of lung trouble, aged 81
fyenr5. The body was removed Il
Smyrna for burial.
Harry G. Moore, druggist at Della
IN ware avenue and Lincoln street, OF
Saturday passed successful eGamiua
,tion In the senior course at the Phil
ladelphia Dental College.
+ Quality for quality. Nobody can at
Sord to sell you clothing cheaper thar
you can get 1t at 800 Market street. Mr.
John I. Dckey is selling out his ready
made clothing at retail with prices faI
3ower than wholesale No obliEatiol
is incurred by examining goods aut
rrioes. F. .@.#M.. -...
Miss Ada MacalIister gave pleas
ant evening company on Saturday
esening. Among those present wer6
Masters David Rice. 4. Grub, Edwart
1,lsey, Joseph lusey, Misses Esthe
Price, Florence Carey, Adn Price, Jeu
AIacalllster and Helen Carey.
Rowdles carried or last evening ont
Of the Iron gates at the entrance Of tn
Hover gardens OF air. Bayii5 HeAr ltiv
sryiew cemetery, The deprelator
should be taught that there Is llttl
sport In acts OF that kind, 80 that tho,
may mend their manners and agoi
having their names placed on the jaI
Gf'S lists,