The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-12

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Buy your shoes Of Mitchell 4 Ball,
216 King street.
DIR. Simms' White Pulmonlc Balsam,
the famous popular lung and throat
medicine and cOnsumpti0n preventer,
sold by druggists everywhere.
Mr.. Dennison. store keeper at York.
Ign, has purchased an acre of ground
at that place, of Col. T. w. Ferree, for
$500, OH which ha will build a large
store and dwelling house.
Geo. L. Thatcher and corps of as
sietants Of Kenneth Square, Pa, are
doing the brick work for the new ware
houseof D. w. Chandler. at Oxford.
Pa.
Mrs. Alex. Black and Mrs. Kennedy,
OF Kenneth Square, Pa, are visiting
relatives in our city.
DR.. Quinby. OF West Grove. Pa, is
visiting the seashore for the benefit Of
his health.
Joseph II. Hallowell and wife, OF
Lincoln. Nebraska, who has been on Il
visit to his old home In Chester coun-
ty. since January. returned to his
Western home last week.
VIM. f. hurdle ana wife, OF Holly
vile, Sussex county, Del, are visiting
their uncle, N. Joseph and family, and
also other relatives Ia this city.
The Tuesday Club Will give Its cham
Der concert in tho New Century Club
building tonight. W. w. Gilchrist
and Mrs. VIM. L. Smalley will sing.
At a meeting OF the New Century
Club stockholders the proposed
amendment allowing men to be stock
holders was quashed.
The cap stones have been placed on
both OF the piers OF the Washington
street bridge. All the iron and wood
work is ready and will BIZ put in posi-
ton next week.
At the annual meeting Of the trustees
of Hanover Church held last night
George Yates, John W. Lawson. Jr.,
and HeniyP. Rumford were elected.
The treasurer reported the church
debt to have been greatly decreased
during tho year.
The Clerical Brotherhood met yee.
terday at Bishopstead. Great regret
was expressed at the coming departure
from the city OF Rev. I. Gardiner Lit
tell
John d. Pyle Of Kennett Square, Pa,
purchased four shad Weighing eight
pounds each of Edw. ChelIon, of New
Castle. and shipped them to friends in
Chicago.
A three. year-old colt sold for e
cents at Walters combination sale il
kenuett Square, Pa, last Saturday.
The News and Advertiser says: Prop
vunce In value when the BENNETT vii
mington electric road is built.
Eggs are worth Is cents per dozen In
Kennett aud butter from so to 10 cents
per pound.
Mr.. Kirk, who recently succeeded
Marshall Wilkinson, deceased. as
storekeeper i'll Jeuncrville, Pa, has
made extensive improvements to the
property, greatly Improving Its ap
pearance. ..1 ..
Tho sale is reported OF the 5Oncre
larm Of George Philips of Quarryyille
Brandywine hundred. 10 John yacoby
OF Wilmington, for 500 an acre.
Persons who wish to play accom-
paninents on the piano by air or note
| or wish TO purchase violin shout
address ~. this Office.
A. L. Talley. No. 500 King street
thinks that groceries nre SO cheaI
that every young man and yount
woman too, ought to get married
and thus obey the divine injunction.
The engagement is announced o
Rev, kleSls |. DUPONT Coleman, sol
OF Bishop Coleman and rector of st
Miahaei's Church. and Miss Mary Zane
daughter of BarZilla Zane, Of No. II
Monroe street.
George s. Trinhle, first lieutenan
of the Independent Wheelmen o
Brooklyn. is IL guest OF Clifford Green
man, OF Warren Cycle Club.
Job II. Jackson, of this city. will de
liver an illustrated lecture on "Paril
Exposition Illustrated. and views from
Eillel Tower" on April "A, III the Y. M
G. A. building, Baltimore.
Routine business only was trans
acted by tho Board of Health las
night.
The Young Mems Christian Associa
I'tton gave q reception to young mel
last night. Instrumental and voca
Music and Rotations composed tn
program.