The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-06
FIFTH EDITION.
nots.

Salt oysters at Carpenters, 6a5 Madi.
son street. q
:, Geo; II. Mccall Co.. lime. sand and
fire brick.
Cummings. tine photographer. s0a
Market street.
q. A. Cochran has boon appointed q
notary public.
Bishop Coleman WILDE ut Camden
on May 10 and ct Dover on May II.
81 n week buys fine gold watch.
Address. Confidential. p. o. Box BIZ.
Go to Weyrs, $40 East Fourth street,
for all the Sunday papers.
There were four transfers OF real es-
tate recorded at the Surveying Depart
ment yesterday.
Watches. clocks ard jeweiry no.
paired at moderate prices at Wrights,
go King street. r., q
The old building at Water and King
stree Is, which was condemned by Butld-
Ing Inspector Dohl. is being torn
down. ta 4
More style. moro value. mora salts
faction In suit for $10 at Gibneys,
sth ard Market. than you find many
other places. ~ 49,
Mr.. John Ware. brother OF James w.
Ware OF our city, died at Cape May in
ms Soth year. He was formerly resi-
dent Of our city.
j. b. MonGar, 206 East Fourth street,
has on hand 1900 gallons of ready.
mixed paints which he ia selling at the
lowest cash prices.
The great oratorlcal event of next
week will BIO Rev. 4. Dewitt Talmad1s
at tho West Presbyterian Church
Thursday evening.
Rev. Samuel MeLanahan will preach
at the West Presbyterian Church to.
morrow Mt 1880 In tho forenoon and
$50 In the evening.
Ex-Sheriff William Simmons eays
there Is no truth In the report that he
VIII run as an Independent candidate
for the Office Of Mayor.
Ex-United States Marshall Henry q.
Mabaify will conduct livery and
boarding stable at Eighth and TatnalI
streets. lie says he Is done with poll
tiles.
The Rockford Base Ball Club WILL
play tho "Olympicn Club OF PhIladel-
phla, at the Wawaset Park next Satur-
DAY. May 9th. Game called at $50
Rev. DIR. s. A. Gayley, who has re-
signed his passionate OF tho West Not
tlhgham Presbyterian Church, will
preach his farewell sermon on Sun.
day. May II.
Thomas 3. Coursey has 10 his pos.
session lfble 24o years old. It was
the property OF his wife's father. who
Inherited IT from his father and was
printed In London In 1876.
The Road Com missloners OF Brandy.
wine. Mill Creek and Christiaua have
tt<
Court chamber on Tuesday morning
next. to settle their accounts.
Presiding Elder L. L. Barrett has
been appointed n member OF the adj
rlsory council on religious Congress-
| Oh OF tho Worlds Congress Auxiliary
| connected with tho Worlds Fair.
Letters testementary have been
granted by Registrar Cooch as follows:
On the estate OF Dennis Ahern, Apo
qulnimink, to John X. Ahern; on the
estate OF Elizabeth L. Giles to Il. T.
and j. T. Giles.
The ladies' Of West Church will hold
| a ColnmLtan strawberry festival on
the 18th ard 10Th OF this month, for the
purpose OF raising the balance OF the
money required to pay for their new
church carpet.
Dr.. Simms White Pulmoulc Balsnm.
quick to act, prompt to cure coughs,
sore throat, Group, etc. aud to prei
vent consumption. 50 cents and OIL.
No. COG King street. Sold by ali drug.
glst5 everywhere.
The two hundredth anniversary OF
81. Stephens Protestant Episcopal
! Church at North Sassafras Neck, Cecil
county, will be celebrated May 25th.
The church has been In continuous ex-
lstenoe since January, 1862.
| ID. Taylor Bradford received his
commission Friday morning from
Governor Reynolds Gs notary public.
| lie ls now ready for business and can
be found at the office OF The Reglstrar
OF wills at tho Court House.
Miss Mollle B. Jones, daughter OF
Mr.. Edward Jones, OF Newark, Del.
formerly OF ElktoI, and Mr.. John b.
howard. OF Philadelphia, were married
on Thursday of last week In Camden,
\. D., by Hov. q. W. Finlaw.
Mr.. j. W. Milllgan, who has been
spending the winter In Floridais visit.
ing his brother, the pastor of the First
presbyterian Church here, for few
days on his return TO pIttebury. Pa.
where he Is II member OF the bar.
The farewell recital of Miss Bots.
| ford In the drawEg.room OF the New
Century Club. Thursday May 18th,
promises to bling out II distinguished
audience. Miss Botsford will be as.
sisted by Miss Porter of Cincinnati,
o., who will play several harp solos.
Henry c. Slahafry will sell at Mar.
shafs sale ON Wednesday, tie 10th
inst, at the Nonesuch Fibre Company.
near Newark, Del +, all that certain
tract OF land with houses. barns build.
ings and other improvements, prop.
erty of the late Jane Atmcre, ct. al.
George W. Harhert. who died on
| Monday ut tho residence OF his son in
| law, Mr.. j. Barry Turner, near Baltt-
more, was tho father of VIM. Harrison
| 1Iarbert of this city. His funeral ser.
vices were held In Bethel ii. E, Church.
Peneader Hundred last Wednesday,
| the third instant.
! Cards have been issued for The mar
rlage of Miss Mary Il. Benn, of Dover,
and James +. Stevenson. OF Philadel.
| phia. The ceremony will be perform.
ed in CHRIST Z. u. Church. Dover, az
noon, Monday, May 9Th. A reception
will BIO held at the residence OF tina
BRIDES parents Immediately after tho
ceremony.