The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
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DR.. Martin, OF Seaf0rd, ts reported
to be seriously Ill.
Strong cough candy at Ferguson 8,
at IL East Second street,
Mr.Joseph Luton, of Newark, boasts
of owning dog which has killed POS
rats.
Mrs. James Watson. OF this city, Is
spending a few days with relatives at
Marcus Hook.
Mrs. John Mccall died at her resi-
dence near Red Lion. on Sunday, from
Brlght's disease.
the Warren Athletic Club will take
place Wednesday evening.
Oysters at 80, So, 40 and IS cents a
quart, at Ainseow's, No. 70T Shipley
and No, los East Fourth street.
The place TO buy pumps. also have
Thorn repaired, is at White Brothers
N. h. corner Front and Orange streets.
Congressman John W. eau sey is re-.
covering from sickness which con.
fined him to the house for several
weeks.
Hollis will remove from his old
stand. 235 Market street, To his now
stand, 221 Market street, four doors
below.
Prepared anu seir.raIsing pure buck.
wheat meal. Three pound package, IA
cents ut }. ]. Smiths. 4th and Shipley
streets
1t Is expected to have the electric
road from Chester to Media finished In
time to carry passengers to that city
during the March term Of court,
a supper will be given In st,
MiphpalQ lihntnh n-ninhf for ha
church funds. Misses lola Chalfant
and Nirgle Jones and w. ID. Miller will
sing.
Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Pierson, who have
been with Moody and Sankey In their
meetings here. will remain dnring the
| present week and conduct services at
Central Presbyterian Church.
Tho Rev. W. A. Wise has rendered
his resignation as pastor OF Salem
Methodist EpiscopalCh Pocomo ke
city to take effect at the close of the
conference year,
John a. Harklns, q tinsmith, resld-
Ing at No. IL West Eleventh street.
who fell from the building No. 1905
Jefferson street, and broke his left leg,
on january 2lst, is improving very
slowly.
Mrs. Enoch HAWTHORN who has
been visiting her daughter for the
| past two weeks, returned to her home
| to-day at Brldgetou, N. j., being ae-
companied by her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Z. Griffith.
Mrs. Martha Janvier, living near
| Athel, Wicomlco county, Md, gave
birth to trplets Saturday OF last week.
There were two girls ahd che boy. The
father named them Grover, Frances and
Ruth,
The young folks of Yorhlyn and vi.
clnity arc shaking tho cobwebs out of
their spelling books and dictionaries
in order to be roady for grand spell
ing contest on the evening of the 2Sth
| inst.
There will be special services In the
| OliTet Presbyterian Church, corner
Fourth and Broom streets every night
this week except Saturday. a II In.
yited.
The steamer BrandWine of the
Wilmington steamboaSC 60, resumed
her regular trips to-day. The river Is
now pretty clear OF lee. and she expects
to make good time.
Es-Levy Courtman Thomas Toy is
confined to his home with his old
enemy the govt, but br. Frf2zell his
medical adviser thi INKS that he will be
able to attend to his business in few
days.
Mrs. Annie Carmine, OF near Frank.
ford, Sussex County. recently cele.
bratod her 10th birthday. She seems
quite hearty and does her ordinary
housework. 1t Is with pleasure she
recalls events which occurred nearly a
century ago. Her husband and several
OF her children are dead.
The Rev. W. i. White. pastor of
tCookman NJ. l.. Church. will make an
address this evening at tho Evange
llstlc services being held at Covenant
| reformed Episcopal Church. Third
and West streets. The Rev. Mark L.
bowman. pastor OF Silverbrook NJ. L.
Church Will be present on Thursday
evening.