The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-20
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Pabst Milwaukee, Beer on tap or
Ro sstslss By ~ tks ~ aCysi or barrel al
The finest buckwheat n1eal prepared
\ or otherwise and at the lowest prlces.
at J. J. Smiths. 4th and Shipiey Sts.
Alonzo Harvey OF West Chester. Pa.
has accepted a position with VIM. Il.
Keene, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dennis. OF
Crisfield, Nd, are visiting friends In
this city.
Mrs. N. r. Benson, of Concord, Pa,
Is visiting her son, Hon. N. Il. Benson,
OF this city.
Mrs. Mortlock. music teacher, who
has been sick tor some weeks, 10 now
convalescent. but will not resume CIV
Ing lessons until after the 25th inst.
Jos. Bryan will open an Ice cream
saloon in Nelson Lollers house at
Marshallton this spring.
A decorative pottery works will be
established ut Kenneth Square by John
w. Castle OF Philadelphia.
The West Chester banks hive over
| -, 600. 600 balances on deposit, which
the Local News thinks very safe bal
ance.
The mild spring weather OF yes
terday caused many promenadere on
Delaware avenue. A number OF people
were also seen vending their way
through the Braudywine Park.
The Court OF Chancery meets on
Monday, March 81.
| Mr.. Arthur Armstrong, formerly OF
Cooch's liridge. travelling for whole
snle house In Philadelphia, lost his
pocket book In Harrisburg, containing
some $50.
Mrs. Frank Pennock and Mrs. Joel
woodward OF Newark. have gone Wost
to visit relatives and friends.
.ThoInas Holoomb on Saturday filed
an application for the D POSITION of First
Auditor OF tho Treasury.
Mr.. Williams, cashier Of the Newark
National bank. visited our city this
morning and took look at the ruins
Of the Bradford paint store fire.
Grace Orchestra, assisted by Miss
Louise ID. Beatty, will give concert
in the Assembly Building In West
Chester on Thursday evening.
| G. b. Lewis of Black bird, Del, has
sold out his farming utensils and will
remove to Chester to reside.
Francis A. Morrison, formerly Of
Boothwyn, Del. Co., Pa, has been ap.
pointed organist and chairmaster of
st. MichaePs Episcopal Church.
The remains of Isaac Sparks were
brought from Chester and Inferred in
the Wilmington and Brandywlne Gem.
etery to-day.
Mrs. J. E. Sooy, No. 2l2 King street,
received only 40 from the Provident
Mutual Accident Company, and not
$50 as stated on Saturday.
For fine carriage repairing give Wal
Their & Co. call. First-class work
guaranteed. Factory south Of Mar
ket street bridge.
The Rev. Charles Hayden preached
at st. Johns Church yesteI day after
noon.
Iu our report of the debate at Chris
tlana we should have said that nine
tenths of the audience condemned TIL,
decision" instead OF the discus
sion."
/. w. Gibney is having new stair
way put In his store, Eighth ant
Market streets, and will use the secon,
floor for merchant tailoring. Leaving
the first floor to be devoted e1elti
sively to the sale OF ready-mad
, clothing.
The Republican first district com
> mittee will meet this evening, at
O'Clock, at $40 King street. in regular
larged to iifty-eiRht members, one fol
each election district In the city.
James Willis of Seaford died at tn
home OF his daughter on Saturd ny
aged IA years. The deceased was tn
father of james l.. Willis of this city.
Mr.. Manuel Richcnberger called a
Tho RpurrDr m ~ an 90 nd rid ha mn,
chased the hotel property In Elkton
Md, for s. Walls and not for himself
MIR. Richenberger has purchased Nc
I'LL West Second street, where he OF
poets to live and not in Elkton.
contract has been signed by tn
Harlan and Holllngsworth Com pan,
for building the Boston syndicate Gu
defender yacht. 1t will be of stee
throughout, eighteen to twenty fee
draught, and OF the lin keel pattern.
At st. Joseph's Colored Cathol
Church yesterday the Feast OF s
Joseph was held. The celebration b,
gan at the morning service WAS r
sumed at o'clock In the afternoo
and concluded with the vesper servlo
last night, AT all the series largo col
gregations were present
t. Rev. Dennis j. Flynn preached q
Il
q Saloon" In St. Mary's Church last syel
e ing. The speaker said that intempe
ance was one of the three evils while
work In the church.
II The farm of Mrs Harriet L. Adai
J. containing % acres OF land and built
p. ings located near Glasgow, Pencade
a Hundred. was purchased by esi
g Boulden for $1,000.
,e An unusual quantity OF liquor flow
ed at the christening of an Italla
IL child In n house near Filth and Mad
n son streets yesterday. Beside the bel
an orchestra tended to brighten u
,e spirits of the guests and these Gale
n the attention of an officer, who brol
up the 'shin dig"
u About thirty members OF the Ware
e Athletic Club took a bicycle run
n Oentreville yesterday.
The members of the Ancient Ord
s of librarians enjoyed supper {
e. Saturday night on their removal in
=, new quarters. Speeches were MAJ
y and selections given. A number
le visitors were present.
is Ut is stated upon reliable authors
that the projectors for an electric ra
+. way from Kenneth Square to Whining
,t ton will soon be ready to make pr
liminary survey.
\. The Toy estate, through the Securi
re and Safe Deposit Company, have 40
.r two lots on the Lancaster pike to
u L. Griffith for Si6 per foot. 1t Is l
st ported that he intends to erect a dive
=, Ing house and store on tho lot in Il
- spring.
IL Tho Street and Sewer DEPARTING
Id Ind men at work this morning
- cleaning Third street between Xii
le and French streets, the first til
since last summer. The rain wou
not wash tho dirt away and 80 1t W
y carried away.
y, DIR. Caleb Harlan ls removing fro
f, his old residence No 70s MARI
street to his faIm lately purchas
from Mr.. William Mayne in N,
Castle Hd., where he will engage
scientific farming Us laid down in I
books.
Sap Suckers Without Wings,