The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-14
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II you want flrst.class dyeIng and
scouiing done. go to 2i0 King.
Peaches are getting To lee scarce In
our market, and are commanding good
prices.
New crop clover ana timothy seed
at j. J. Smiths, Fourth and Shiplay
streets.
The Wilmington Institute directors
have added twenty.one books to the
library.
Go TO W. C. Taylor. the druggist, at
Third and King streets, for school
lsponges.
Tomatoes brought from 25 to IS
cents basket, and are beginning to
get rather scarce.
The Ideal. tho cheapest and best
heater; reference given. Frank A..
Mitchell, l02 W. 9TH st.
Columbia Temple. No. l. Ladies of
the Golden Eagle. will be instituted at
hockessin In the near future.
Pine Needle Mixture. not only pleas
anu smoking, but relief for catarrh,
asthma. sore throat and hay fever.
A child of MIR. Jones was Inferred In
inc Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery lnst evening At 8 o'clock.
DR.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills al.
ways sure cure for headache, liver and
kidney complaints. COG King street.
Mrs. Mary Mnhuffy will be Inferred
In the Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery on Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Contractor Patrick Fahey com.
meneed the brick work on the row of
houses on Fourth near Adams streets,
yesterday.
Nancy Hanks, the queen OF the turf,
made mile In BOG yesterday at Wash
lngton Park, Chicago, before a crowd
OF 81, 900 people.
The Rev. w. NJ. Green, pastor Of
Firmington NJ. l.. Church, has given
notice that he desires another pastor
ate next spring.
Chicago Club House Caramels sell
at tho Worlds Fair for 80 cents a
pound; at 22T Market street for 20 cents
per pound. Hollis.
Very few Angora goat skins are no.
ing imported by our morocco manu-
ifacturer5 at this writing owing to the
Istagnation in the business.
/ Old Christ Church, Broad Creek.
near Laurel. although a very old
structure, is still open for worshippers.
Rev. Eugene Grlggs is in charge.
The work OF encasing the big inter-
ccptinP sewer pipe running through
the rev water filter at the head OF
Market street is about half finished.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
I ". C. 4. U. will he held Mt their head
quarters, No. 100 West Eighth street.
on TO. morrow friday afternoon, at j
o'clock.
John S. Mullin of West Chester, n ON
mated by the Chester county Demo
cratic convention Tor county commits
sioner, Is brother OF Jas. Il. Mullin
OF this city.
Grace orchestra furnished tho music
at Shellpot Park last evening. and d
large crowd attended. The music was
good and dancing was the order oil
tho evening.
I MIR. Julia Reese, wife of Thomas
Reese. president of the Kent county
,ILery Court, died at her home neal
Clayton, on Wednesday morning after
a very brief illness.
4 Must be sold to mako room for now
Ilgoods, n large number OF upright and
Iequhre pianos, by Stairway, Emerson
sand other makers, from eos to s225
} Robelon " Co., 40 Market street.
At meeting of City Council or
Tuesday night at Bridgeton, n. j., the
tax ratio for 1898 was fixed at CLIO pei
500, an increase of ten cents over las
years rate. Living in tho city Gomez
high.
!, Tho stock market was dull bu
. strong up to 10 O'Clock. General Elec
, trio was tho only stock to have an,
, big advance, from 453S to 4794. Lehigi
Valley opened at 81 and then recede(
to so.
!, The Morning News has sold thei
= double cylinder Hoe press to BILLY
!, Thompson. owner of the Camden lie
view, and worlsmen were engaged thi
afternoon taking the press apart, anl
/ shipping it to its destination.
Joseph Pyle will talk on what ma
! chtnery Is necessary to successfull,
carry on Sunday School work" before
, the convention of the Kent Count,
! Sunday School teachers, on Thursday
: September 90, in the Armory NJ. L
; Church, at Dover.
I There will lie some good sparring bt
!, fore the Warren Club to night. ANON
a the events will be the following cor
!, tests for dceisions; Maggie ana RogerI
= Lloyd and Burke. Cooper and an ur
:. known. The Wilmington Mandoli
y Club Will furnish music.
All Saints Church, Reholloth, has r,
ceiVed two handsome gifts: A staine
glnss window, presented by Mr.. an
Il Mrs. james NJ. BRYAN in memory c
'rr their daughter Mabel. and an oak pu
;, pit from Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Ruddel
r, OF altlmore, also in memory OF
!. daughter.
Tho Oxford (Pa.) Press. says: Re,
y L. l.. Hubbard, accompanied by tw
!. friends, roio his bicycle from WI
/ .minGton. bel. to the Prohibition rail-
r in oxford last Saturday, he making
tine address in the afternoon. At III
!. conclusion of his speech the Whining
d tonians mounted their wheels and r.
e turned home. Rev. Hubbard is paste
% of Union 81. L. Church.
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