The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12
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The storm has been 30 severe that
oysters have become scarce in onr
CITY ana to-day n tour among the
dealerd show one grade entirely out CT
thu market.
Rev. William p. Swartz will repeat
his lecture on india" this evening at
East Lake.
The trustees OF Central Prespyter.
Ian church have paid $500 from the
Endowment Fund on account of Tho
mortgage ON the parsonage, leaving
tho mortgage $500.
hev. William T.. Swartz last evening
~ Central Church lect4red on India"
mo lecture was illustrated by stereop.
tiGon.
Tho Executive Committee OF tho
United Circles OF Kings Daughters of
Wilmington will tender reception to
MI klrg's Daughters In this city this
AIhursdny) evening, April l2th, from
y until 10 O'Clock, at the Hanover
Church, Sixth ana King streets. 4
cordial Invitation Is extended to all
m5mbers OF the order
lilo Providont Mutual Accidental
company have paid claim for Rcnl.
dent to Enos Waterman of SO and Sg5
TO Charles simmons.
a indstlng OF committee consisting
OF three members from each OF the
clurches. will meet in st. Paul's
church to make arrangements for
patGue ana jubilee some time In May
or the different Sunday schools.
Work in the folding room OF tho Ed.
dystone Print Works was resumed on
Tuesday. The loss will amount to
$4,000 or more.
Israel Meredith. OF Smyrna, visited
his parents at Chester on luestav.
Mr. Frank Davidson and Miss
Fannie +. Young will be united in the
holy bonds OF matrIlnony this CIhuts.
day evening, at the residence of the
brides mother. in Smyrna, Del
All oil the IRON work for tho awning
at the roar of the Clayton House, on
/ King street, was blown down by the
high winds on Tuesday evening.
he iemalns of Lena q. Cam,
/ daughter of Richard 4. Cam, of PEN
Gdder hundred. were buried to-day in
st. Georges cemetery. She is the
third Cam buried Within tho last three
weeks.
Sponges for housekeeping. large.
medium and small. D, 10 and % cents
each, W. {. Taylor, i02 King street.
Preslding Elder Smith will preach
next Sunday morning Mt Keutou.
lilaGklstons, In the afternoon and
lapton at night.
Tho Prohlbtlonlsts OF Kent county
| will hold meeting In the Good
lem Dlars Hall, Cooper Building.
smyrna, OH Monday, April 18TH. al 2
O'Clock, p m.
Direct Tax Commissioner J. Frank
Mild was In this city to-day.
Governor Robert REYNOLDS was In
our city today and had quite an audi.
once from tina faithful follower 4 of the
Delaware Democracy.
Frank Webb. who has bsen in Ea5ton
Tor several months past Is back home
again.
Edward Farra. who has been away
from our city FOR some tlmG In the
west, Is visiting his friends in our
city. Edward Is looklng we'll and
/ hearty.
sheriff Pierce Gould sold tina Mar.
eh1lllun Rolling Mill this morning at
10 O'Clock 10 Esther W. BrlngAurst for
50. "
Tho high winds broke down the
banS5 at Lubiells rolling mills yes.
I terdny and the wutor Hooded the
marsh, but the new bank was not
damaged. Between tho Christina
and fourth street not drop OF water
was washed into tho marsh OF this
point, owing to tho bank being
put UP 50 high and strong at this
point.
Miss Anuie Hazard, OF No. sol
| Windsor strGet died yesterday from
general debility, aged about 50 years.
Miss Hazard was for many years 4
| servant in tho employ of Mrs. LIZZIE
| Hiilss, at Tenth aud King streets
and was also pTominet In church work
here.