The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
DOTS.

DR.. William G. Pierce will lecture In 81.
Johns parish house Tomorrow evening
| on tho subject Natural History in
| Alaska" There will Lc vocal and instru.
mental music.
DR.. u. G. White of Columbus, Ohio
lectured before the Primary Teachers AS,
ISOLATION this afternoon.
DR.. Worden of Philadelphia, will make
tho address mt the Sunday School Workers
meeting in Second BaptistChurch tonight.
Row. Gil Butler general missionary Of
the Synod of Tennessee, preached In Gilber5
Presbyterian Church, and will aid the pas
tor conduct revival services each night this
week.
Lcnape Tribe No. 6 Imp'd O. r. M. will
visit Minnehaha Tribe, %, of Newark, Del.
tomorrow night and perform the ceremony
of adoption OF eight ''pale faces"
Durstein is working night and day to
keep the Son Auben cigar ahead to have
them seasoned We are packing lot in
small boxes for Holiday trade We have
the largest stock of pipes we have over
shown you, with genuine ambers AZ cents
up. Wash board tobacco 81 cent quality
sold at 80 cents; double thick sold at zoo
40 cent quality. Durstein's East Second
= street.
David Anderson, colored, living at 1929
Wilson street, q laborer employed at
Diamond State Iron Company while rum
ming pair of shears had his left thumb
badly lacerated. The injured inomber
was dressed At DR.. II. NJ. Frist's Office, cor.
Eighth and Spruce.
William Stilley, well-known carpen-
ter, died at the home Of John 4. Stilluy
No. 1880 Wilson street, Oh Friday. He
was So years old.
Mrs Hannah Zebley, the widow Of
Lewis Ztbley, and mother OF City Coun.
Gilman Henry W. Hebley, died At her home
No 500 Orange street, on Saturday.
A number of the cars of tho Whining
ton City Railway Company. which are
undergoing repairs in tha company's shops
will he put on the lines this week.
John Billingsley had finger mashed at
the works of the Hlles q Jones Company
on Saturday. DR.. Ii, NJ. First attended
him.
Wilmingtonians arc interested In the
coming annun! meeting Of tho Atlantic
Whist Association which will be held in
Philadelphia on Friday and Saturday Of
this week,
Tho special business of tho b s. 0. for
Sunday, December 9TH amounted to "a,
cars with total OF 553 people
George G. Raymond and james Logue
are in Massachusetts, after Christml 8
trees
Rev J. A. Warden of Philadelphia will
address the Sunday School Conference in
Second Baptist Church tonight,
There Is likely to DO a contest of tho will
of Miss Elizabeth Quiglcy, who was found
dead at her home on Friday last. Tho
woman left property valued at from S. 900
to$l0,0 0J, and Charles QuiGley, who ia the
adopted son Of her brother, is the heir.
The morocco business continues to im-
prove.
The Wilmington printers held their
annual meeting OIL saturday evening and
elected Charles L. Bedford, President.
~ \nt!.6aloon League has chosen tho
be- j J. CHanna chairman and the Rev.
i. / lggs, secretary. The first meeting
under the auspices Of the league will DO
held in Union NJ. K. Church on Thurs day
evening.
On Thursday afternoon the directors of
the Florence Crittcnton Mission, formerly
Tie Door Of Hope, will hold u pound party
AT her home, Sixteenth and Pine streets.
There Is a movement on foot in several
citos to form II junior branch Of ths
League of American Whcclmrn. II tho
league decides that it will be in order it
will be called the cadet corps.
The eating gun squad of the National
Guard will soon be properly organiz.G