The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-10
Dolls.

Howard f., stats has opened store at
iO7 King street, for the sale Of fresh meat,
Miss Lyman of FarnhursC was in our
city to-day.
There will be n meeting of the Union
Republican club at headquarters tOmOr-
row evening to which ali members are in
vltud
\ COW belonging to William II. Cramcr
of FnrnhursL ate a can Of paint on Tues
day and is now dead.
Il j. DHllCtt fell from u train at Bear
Station yesterday and badly cut his chin.
Frank Nero brought suit in Magistrate
Kelly court yesterday afternoon Charg-
ing James BuCkHna with trespassing Oh
Iii, Property. He was ilnod j.! and costs.
A horse attached to u wagon owned by
W lillian LlWtOn ran away yesterday in
the yard Of the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company and caused considerable excite
mpnt.
james Lum, colO:cl, who has been ian-
tor for the Wilmington Bicycle Club for
two cars, dod Yesterday Of paralysis.
rhr funeral will DO held on sunday. He
was a member Of the Il. A. Il.
Th" old officers Of the Daughters of tho
American Revolution have been reelected
Harry MCtt0wcn of No. 81? Monroe ST.,
an employees OF the Wilmington ana
Northern Railroad Company was struck
by IL barrel Of oil on Tuesday and suffered
IA sprHncd and badly bruised arm
To morrow afternoon in Asbury Church
Mrs. Amanda Smith, the rulJred cvange-
list VIII Dii her friends goodbye She is
going to Baltimore On Saturday.
The regular meeting OF the Associated
Charities visitors VIII b. held tom Orruw
I..I (i.', al
discussed is Laundry and Library Work
How to Extend Thorn"
Tho Wilmington City Railway Com
pany have covered the ends Of the cars
with canvass to protect the motOrmcn.
4 handsome tomb to the memory Of
Chief Justice Comrgys has been ere Jtul il
the Presbyterian Cemetery of Dover.
y. r. Bradford who is the Secretary Of
| tho BhynrA Legion says that tho proceed
ing Of tho LcgIun shows no endorsement
for any one for any Office.
W II. Ewing Agent, Thos. II. Rio Sec,
and DR.. john Palmer Treas, of Blue
Rock Council, No. 1871, Royal Arcanum,
| on behalf Of L. = Council No. j3J of New
| York hi&vn paid to Mrs iiuiburd, widow
of Rov. Merritt Hulburl, $500. The full
rate benefit paid by this order.
II. \. Clarke, Musical Director of Tho
! University of Pennsylvania, will deliver
| the first OF u series Of illustrated lectures
On music, ut thr Now Century building
tG-murruw evening TT o'clock. Subject:
primitive Music and Scales"
j. Paul Brown Photographer at No Gl7
Market trcct is now prepared to take pic
lures suitable for holiday presents. Go
early and avoid the rush Brown pic
lures speak for themselves.
On saturday morning Dec 9TH, Samuel
Y. BidIlc IN old resident, and familiar
face to great many people in the city
wa stricken with paralysis at tho homo Of
his sOn-in-law John ;. CrosSgrove go W.
Third street DR.. Goo. Quinn was called.
He is improving rs rapidly as can be OK.
pccJcd as he is in the SDtli year.
Post Master Colonel VIM II. Blake
presented Grant Post with II handsome
crnyon picture OF Cob A. II. Grlmshnw,
which was made by MIR. H. p. Beecher.
1t was received on behalf Of the Post by
! Dr. Evan &. Shortlidge.
Tho Delaware Bible Society will hold its
annual meeting in Central Presbyterian
church this evening.
Two Pullman cars were shipped to- day
t. Jersey city.
The contents Of Mr. Vandyke's grocery
SO Q at Ninth and Orange streets, were
sold OUT by tho Sheriff, this morning.
Two black horses, two sets of single
harness, II buggy and u market wa o,
With rcd running sVHrs, wcrD btO el fr III
Oxford last night.
The police in Wilmington have been
notified to look out for the teams and
thieves.
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