The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-14

Butcher, photographer, TO Market.


II you want first class dyeirg and
securing done. go to No. $40 King.
Shelving counters and hanging rods
Tor dry goods for sale at 1l9 Market
street.
Harry Laf1erty OF this city. will
move to Malvern, Chester county, in
the spring.
Any person finding spectacle case
will please leave 1t ut this Office for
suitable reward.
Pabst Milwaukee Beor on tap or
In bottles by the dozen or barrel, at
Robelen's. los w. 9TH st.
The finest buckwheat meal prepared
OF. otherwise, and at the lowest prices
at J. j. Smiths. 4th and Shipley SITS.
Conductor mings. who was in
jureu in tho wreck at hadd's Ford, is
still very sore and OIL duty at his home
In Oxford, Pa.
Joseph Adams OF this city has been
appointed Inspector OF the B. 4 o,
Railroad bridges between Wilmington
and Canton.
DR.. ]. NJ. Curtis, formerly of this
city, and Miss Ameda Harhor of Colo.
RADIO Springs were married recently.
The Rev. Il. L. Huhbards Sunday
school class will give an entertain
ment in Union NJ. L. Church tonight.
The gymnasium exhibition recently
given by the Young Mems Christian
Association will DO repeated Thursday
night.
Grace Orchestra will give concert
| for the benefit of Vest Chester Tres
bytcrian Church in the Assembly
building on March %.
The Wilmington TurngeIneinde will
IA nj "a IN, nj la bptl
in the Turner Hall, Fifth and Walnut
streets, tonight.
A pronollncing beo will be given in
! Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
! Franklin streeta, next MondaYn light,
under the auspices of the Mi2pah Cir
clio of Kings Daughters.
The Rev. George f. Bragg. editor o r
| the Church Advocate, and one OF about
sixty Afro -Amcrican cIergymen OF the
| Episcopal Church in the United States,
will preach Mt st. Matthew'S Mission
on Twelfth street vost OF Market, at
/ $50 O'Clock this evening.
Nathan Iiaberman, who was injured
/ several weeks ago in collision be-
TIVE ell an electric car and the team In
/ which he was driving, lis about again.
fox hunt will leave Hares Corner
OH Thursday morning Mt 10 o'clock.
4 James c. McComb, Alexander Beatty
and James Wilson will be among the
/ hunters.
Stop at Sprlngers, No. 3 West Fourth
street, and sae the finest stock OF hats
caps. umbrellas. and canes in the city
/ Latest styles and all new goods at tho
lowest prices.
Philip j. Walsh. the biggest hearted
instalment merchant in Philadelphia,
suffered stroke OF paralysis at Tam
pa, Fla. on Monday evening, while
on Southern tour with his wlfe.
Patrick Ii. Gibbons, formerly of
| this city, but now assistant superin-
tendent of the West Chester Gas Com
pany, is making arrangements to
move His family and household goods
to West Chester In short time
Tie Street and Sewer Department
has printed the new resolutions to
regulate the erection of bay or ariel
windows, porches stoops. cellar
doors. area ways and awning copes,
which can be had at the depait ment's
| Office.
o. s. Heltzog, of Birdsboro. who for
several years has been lineman on the
Wilmington and Northern Railroad,
and who has done considerable work
for the West Chester Street Railway
Co., goes to Lynn, Mass, to-day to
accept a position under Superlntend.
ent Maurice Hopes.
The Philadelphia and Reading rail.
road to-day abandoned its old station
at Ninth and Green streets Philadsl-
phia as tho place of departure and
arrival of New York trains, and the
trains on that division started from
the new terminal Mt Twelfth and Mar.
ket streets. The terminal ia much
more conveniently situated for the
travelling public than tho old station,
and nn extra car WIS run on all trains
to accommodate the increase In the
! mum ber of passengers.