The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-11

D0rs.
Go and hear Senator Tlllman's lectur
at The Auditorium, next tuesday evening
Doors open at 7.8O o'clock.
Tho officers and members Of the Star o
/ porm..sam Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 1sj
! and all 0fangc,sss.n are respectfully re
quested to meet at LodgSr65hi, $50 vrans,
street on Saturday at p. m sharp, to at
tend the funeral OF Bro. James Walker.
WM j. KIRKLAND, Sec.
The Rev. M. X. Fallon is again con
fined to the house by sickness.
A special service for children will BIZ
held In the Calvary Presbyterian Sabbath
room on next Sunday evening. Professor
H. +. Sherman of Temple College will
sion.
the best chlldren's tonic known. WIN.
Algea, 1923 Bennett street after two doc.
tors had given MY daughter up as being
incurable, used DR.. Simms' Worm Killer
and she was soundly cured, passing large
quantities of worms, 20 and &c. 606 King
street.
Mr.. Edward A. Robinson was out yes
terday morning for the first time since
Saturday Inst, after being cor fined in the
house with an attack Of the grippe.
Edward A. Robinson, agent of the En-
CINE Hose Company, has sold five hundred
feet OF hose to the Friendship Fire Com
pany.
The history of the City fire department
has been placed in the hands of the print
er. 1t was canvasscd by Alexander Cloud
aud Is thorough and up to date history Of
our volunteer fire department, one of the
n n II.
ton Is proud.
The attention Of the readers of the
REPUBLICAN are called to tho card of
Smalley q Mckaig, dealers In boots and
shoes at No. II East Third street, which
will appear in another column. They an.
nounce big cut in prices and it will pay
those who want bargains to call and ex-
anime their large lot Of foot wear.
Levi Lottamus, Jr, and Lemuel B.
Shockloy, Of Townsend, will bagin in
few days the erection Of q large flour mill,
which will be equipped with modern ma
chlnery. 1t will DO built on property
which was owned by tho late Samuel
Townsend in the northern part of the
town and close to the railroad.
The Annual Meeting of tho Delaware
Hospital Will DO held at the hospital build
Ing on the 18th. inst. at three O'Clock D. IN.
Contributors to the funds of the hospital
during the past year to an amount not
loss than five dollars are members of the
Corporation.
Chandler and Diekey of the Stanton
Creamery wishes to purchase about fifty
shoats,
An incubator for 200 eggs, brooder,
bay mare, and jump seat carriage and
harness will be sold ut Stidham's auction
rooms next Saturday morning at II
O'Clock. Chicken farmers should be on
hand.
The New Hall of Brandywine Comman-
derry No. 81 A. & |. o. X. Of Malta will DO
or en- for inspection on Thursday evening
from to 10 at No. $50 Orange street.
The yard of the Pullman Palace Car
Company Is filing up with cars
Robert Reed, who operates tho elevator
in the Equitable building, Is suffering
from the grippe His place is being filed
by his brother, Elmer Reed
James Gallagher. an employe of the
Lobdell Car Wheel Works, sprained his
back yesterday while he was ut work He
was taken to the Delaware Hospital
Samuel II. Compton, an engineer at the
Wilmington and Northern railroad shops,
was cut on the head by falling ladder
while at work yesterday afternoon.
The members of the Levy Court were
busy this morning hearing all appeals
from persons who took exception to tho
county assessments. Assessor Chas. Il.
Whann says he has few assessments that
have been made by him to be altered by
the Levy Court. This speaks well for
Mr.. Whann's ability as an assessor,