The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-02

Market street.
Fine Cape Cod cranberrIes at Rams.
bergers' 401 King street.
II you want first.class dyeing and
securing done. go to 2l0 King.
New crop clover ana timothy seed
at j. J. Smiths, Fourth and Shlpley
streets.
Rev. Adam Stengle will lecture In
Union III. L, Church this (Monday)
evening.
Go 10 W. g. Taylor, the druggist, at
Third and K.ngsstreets. for school
sponges.
The Ideal. the cheapest and best
heater; reference given. Frank A.
Mitchell. 109 W. 5th st.
Pine Needle Mixture. not only pleas
ant smoking. but relief for catarrh.
asthma. sore throat and hay fever.
DR.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills al.
ways sure cure for headache. liver and
kidney complaints. COG King street.
City Treasurer Adams Is busy to day
paving the interest on tho Sinking
Fund Loan, amounting to $4,000.
Fresh fish received daily at Fifth
and King, wholesale and retail. Fish
delivered free OF charge. Mcclure &
Co.
Steamship Tantar Vile from Rouen,
France, entered at Wilmington to-day;
she will take on u load Of oil at Marcus
Hook.
Rev, Albert A. Bichell, a Baltimore
evangelist, began revival service in
the First Methodist Protestant Church
last night.
a good range, gasoline stove, re-
friBerator, etc, can be purchased for
reasonable consideration at No. 1888
French street.
The Delaware Railroa Company
got good revenue out of the peach
crop. realizing something like $500. :
600 in freights, ..."
do SO by purchasing shares OF tha IL
deity Loan Association as advertised
In another column,
Chicago Club House Caramels sell
at the Worlds Fair for 80 cents a
pound; at 227 Market street for 20 cents
per pound Hollis.
Il. H.. Green has sold for Cloud FL
mott, the farm OF l23 acres at Fairyille
station, Pa, to Eugene W. Murphey
OF this city, for S1O250.
Don't wait until the rush is on. but
go at once to Bullock's, 6th and Ship.
ley streets, and get your heaters put
III order for cold weather.
James Thompson. OF the firm OF
Thompson Il Mcclure. Fifth and King
streets, who was hurt by falling from
chair some three weeks ago, is out
To-Day, hobblinR around on crutches.
9. RamsberSer Il Son have Just re-
ceived from York State fine lot of
grapes, apples ounces. Bartlett pears
and cauliilower. Goods delivered free
oil charge. Phone 500, 40l King street.
The Media Carriage Works ut Media,
employing about 20 men. closed Satur.
day Tor AM Indefinite period. Lack of
orders and tightness of the money
market was the cause
Several wheelmen, via West Chester
from Philadelphia. visited our city on
saturday. and returned home by way of
Chadd's Ford and West Chester Ill the
evening.
w. L. Purks OF Rockland has been
confined to the house the past week
with malarial fever. He is somewhat
better. and hopes to DO able to go to
work in few days.
a slight tire occurred last evening at
lie house No. IL New street. occupied
by Hannah Bailey. A partition caught
lire from Il defective ilue. The loss Is
slight.
The Rev. #. ]. EstlIn, well known In
our city, and until lately pastor OF the
Dilworthtown Presbyterian Church,
has resigned his charge. He will be
succeeded by Rev. Mr.. Sproul.
The Sunday school convention Of
itt.r fT,,N II - At
II. Philadelphia conference will meet
in Bethel A. NJ. l. Church ON Thursday
and Friday OF this week.
j. l.. Ocheltree, Seventh and Shipley
streets. offers for sale little farm of
eight acres Fear Brandywne Springs,
at u low price. it is worth looking
after by any one desiring to reside in
the country.
Colonel Samuel A. Macallster.
Robert McCaully and ]. /. French will
attend the National Enc6mpment
Union Veteran Legion, az Delawere's
representatives.. Which convenes in
Cincinnati on October II.
Ferguson, of No. II East Second
street, wishes to purchase 100 BUSH
els OF black walnut kernels. 30 the
boys in the adjacent country should
get their hammers in operation if they
wish to earn II lot oil cash for Christ.
mas,
Tie brakeman who was injured at
the high bridge on Saturday, was
found 10 he suffering from a scalp
wound and other bruises when taken
to the hospital. The City Council
should condemn this mantrap and or.
der that it he taken down.
The Wilmington Womcn's Christian
Temperance Union has voted thanks
to chief OF Police Dolan for his action
in enforcing he act passed. at tho last
session of tho Legislature forbiIding
the sale oil elgarettes to boys under
II years of age.
Mr.. Jacob Richardson. OF No 5O5
Washington street, is down the State,
Oh his lerm, cunning for squirrels
lie is generally successful gunner,
and will without doubt succeed IN
bagglng nice mess OF the bushy
| tRils.
large party left Chester this morn
ing IN charge OF Br. Stoever, via the
i. n O. road, for Chicago. Several
WilmingtOnians accompanied him.
His son Frank also left with the
/ party.
Mrs. Lewis Mason was stricken in
/
with paralysis OF the brain. She was
removed to tho home OF her daughter,
j Mrs. Lucy Bowers. AIS Fast Eighth
| street, where she is lying in an uncon.
/ sctous condition.
Rev. L. Il. Duval u. D., of Manitoba,
PREF ched III tho First Presbyterian
Church last night His subject was
the thirteenth chapter of st. Joha. Dr.
/ Duval was former pastor OF the
/ church. and during his stay here was
entertained by Hon. George Gray.
ley. Father Barubasy, formerly pas
1 tor Of tho Blest Church, In oar city, il
| having hard time of 1t in baltimore
/ lie has been In hot water ever since he
struck the Monumental city, his
life having been attempted on
more than one occasion. Another at,
tempt WAS made on his life on Satur
day last By Frank Maranski.
1t is said The damage sustained /,
the yacht Siesta Will soon be sutisfac
torily adjusted by the club members
receiving n check for $500 a new
yacht Will be at once purchased K
take its place and will lie Trough
here this winter and put in white
quarters. i he now boat Will / o lnrge
aud more complete than the old one
Railroad earnings continue to make
Disappointing exhibits. The return
OF "A roads for the second wook o
September. compiled by tho Finaucla
Chronicle, show grosc earnings of aB
9a5 9i4; Il decrease % 5000, 2g5, or IL. 4
per cont, ms compared with the sam,
period last year. For the third weel