The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-14
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For engraved brass, copper and white
metal, painted and gilded signs, Albert
Butcher, 8l6 Shiploy street., has artistic
merit and an excellent reputation. He
furnishes engine and steamship plates,
glass gliding, Wagon lettering, &c. He
has done much to make the streets Of
Wilmington attractive and beautiful.
The Wilmington Military and Northeast
Manual Training School basketball teams
will play here Saturday evening
Jacob Butt and Edwin Sadler have been
elected trustees, Peter Oserdeen, Charles
B. MckaiR and DR.. George Stelnickein,
deacons of ST. Stephens Lutheran Church.
Grand Master Charles Heinel, assisted
by Grand Foreman Lewis Sasse, Grand
Trustee Il. w. Heiss and T. G. Neider-
maier went to Laurel last night and in
stalled the officers OF Laurel Lodge, A. 0.
U. W.
John Sweeney, rs years old, living on d
street, South Wilmington, became violent
at his home last evening and was removed
to the Delaware Hospital. The doctors
there pronounced him TO be suffering from
acute manila
A class of choir singers Of this city, in
which are representatives of six different
church choirs, has made arrangements to
of the University of Pennsylvania as
instructor.
Rev McKendree Shaw will preach his
last sermon at Asbury Church this even,
ing. Come and ear him. There have
been several conversions since he came.
Henry BARLEY will erect two story
dwelling with mansard roof on Sixteenth
near Scott street.
Rent new rooms, ia French street
a. Enamella Is the best and quickest cure
for chapped hands. All druggists, 2oc
The best oysters are delivered promptly
to families and served in every style at the
new cafe of Wilbur G. Morgan, 223 West
Fourth street.
All the advantages advertised by other
dealers are given to buyers of coal by John
NJ Solomon, of 3 w Bird and Church
street wharf Phones 175 and 203 Some
of his patrons have said he gives more
than 22iO lbs to the ton and that he is in
every way worthy of patronage. People
should mark their coal bins and size up
Mr.. SOlomon's tons.
Best board, ia French street,
Lewis Potts, assisted by Samuel B.
Harvey, of CentrGville, commenced filing
his ice house this afternoon, from the dam
Of the Messrs. Passmore.
Mrs. Merritt Dixon of Hockessn con.
tinues quite seriously lndisposed,
CORNER pa visited onr ritv an Wednas'
day Mira Uendrinksnn is snfferino from
A lad cold Int her sneody conyalescence
is hoped for,
Interesting serviccs are now hnino hold
in SLOAN M n church, near Rooth's
Garner Several conversions ava ranorto5
and other penitents have asked for
prayers.
A musicale and dramatic ortertain.
ment will he given in 81 potrick's church
on the evening of January 2S, by the choir
and choral society.
An entertainment will no g,vnn in Ola
Follows Hall tonight by Washingto
Camp No. 4, p. o. 5. Of A.
Roy r A. Davidson NJ Ct Gcoroos will,
preach in West Church to'nioht 70 " Al
The cupola at the Lobdel foundry ex-
plodcd yesterday shattering all the glass.
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James T. Blfu anu VIE have transferred
10 Samlel bfegg TWO lots on Maryland
avenue, one on Lombard street, and one
vi O"ol0n ''ioeV
"Pappy" Glazer will be matched to
fight an unknown from DuPonts Banks,
and Frank Duncan will be matched tn
nsnU vn0 "'iIef
DE- Lukens went to 6eaford to-day on a
visit to the Grand Muster Mason Of Sea.