The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

Salt oysters at Carpenters. ca5 Madi-
son street
Cummings. the photographer, 500
Market street.
81 week buys fine gold watch.
Address. Confidential, 7. o. Box Sis.
Miss Lizzie Appleby. OF Wilmington.
Del, Is visiting Miss Lille Brown, 1905
West Second street.
Miss Bessie Williams and Miriam
Fisher, OF Wilmington, Del, who have
been spending week with Miss May
Neal, OF South Chester. returned home
on Sunday.
Ascension day service OF st. Johns
Commandery, No. l, X. T., WILL be
celebrated at the Opera House on
Thursday evening. The Hon. Mr..
Graham will make the address OF tho
evening.
Charles Cotton. OF Wilmington, Del,
and Harry Tazewell. OF the same city,
were visiting friends In Chester yes.
terday.
DR.. Harry Trlbit. Miss Kate and
Muster Frank Tribit have returned to
Del, after weeks vlsit
to relatives III the Second ward. Ches-
ter. i
Watches. clocks ard ieEelry 70.
pnired at moderate prices, at Nyrighrs,
ego King street.
J. D. MonGar COG East Fourth street.
has on hand 1900 gallons of ready.
mlxod paints which he Ia selling at the
lowest cash prices.
A prayer and experience meeting
will DO held at Mr. Nnllor's, No. $40
Bennett street. on Wednesday even.
ing, May 10th. led by N. l.. Janney
Everybody are invited.
Tho Warren Athletic Club will omen
Its new gymnasium on May Esd. with
q boxing and wrestling exhibition.
s. j. Toy spent Sunday with his
folks at Wilmington.
Miss Anna Lewis, Assistant Superin-
tendent OF the scools of Wilmington,
Delaware, spent Sunday with friends
in West Chester.
An all day shoot will b Q given by the
Wawaset Gun Club on Saturday next.
a number of prominent marksmen
from Philadelphia and other cities are
expected to be present.
Eugene II. Burton, OF Georgetown.
Del, is visiting relatives and friends
In this city. He Ia also looking Tor q
situation as fireman or in a grocery
store.
Tho last meeting OF the season was
held by the Woinen's Indian Associa.
ton yesterday afternoon, The work
Of the association will be resumed
next autumn.
Annrew ]. Klctt has declined to be- o
candidate for city councilman from
the Eighth ward.
Plans have been prepared for the
bridge which will be erected over the
tracks Of the Philadelphia. Whining.
ton and Baltimore railroad at Fourth
street. and the work will be com
menced In short time.
Some miscreant threw bottle
through window OF tho barber shor
of Harry Cushell on Saturday night
nearly striking customer who was
being shaved.
DR.. Simms s. Son dealers In drugs
medicines, pure family medicines
preparers of the famous White Pull
monlc Balsam. vegetable liver pills
pain searcher, NC, No. Cos King street
formerly of 4th and King streets.
Barnoo Maslego will lecture am
sing at tho A. U, NJ. P. Chui oh, Frenei
street above Eighth, tonight. Sub
ject OF the lecture. Habits and Gus
toms OF the nations OF Africa CONF
and hear him. Admission 10 and /,
cents. j. E, Brlckhouse, pastor.
DIR. Slmms White Pulmonio Balsnm,
quick 10 act, prompt TO sure coughs
sore throat, Group, etc. aud to pre-
vent consumption. 81 cents and 81
No. GO6 King street. Sold 10y all drug
gists everywhere.
The firm OF Stevens & Kay. editor:
and proprletors Of the Seaford News
dissolved partnership Saturday, by
mutual consent, with George 4. Kal
retiring. The paper will continue t
be published with Gen. William II
Stevens as sole proprietor.
Mrs. Henry Carter. of No. Sl1 Tat
nall street, Is lying very Ill at hei
home.