The sun., 1897-12-02
Wilson, at Guyencou,t, Christiana

Wilson, at Guyencou,t, Christiana
Hundred.
As result of some dissatisfaction,
twenty Of the employees Of the Ford
Morocco Company were discharged yes
terday
Miss Martha Mclaughlin and Miss
Kate Begley, of this city, have returned
from visit to Mr., and Mrs. Carey Kirk,
at Oxford, Pa.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given by the Wilmington Council,
No. 6, O.U. A. NJ, in Odd Fellows Hall,
on Thursday evening.
A fancy dress ball will be given by the
ladies' section of the Wilmington Turn
gemeinde, on next Monday evening, in
Turn Hall.
An "Old Folks Variety Concert was
held in Gilbert Presbyterian Church last
night, under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid Society. A very interesting program
was rendered.
The Wilmington graduates Of Haver-
ford College are invited to attend the
sixth annual College play, "a Dark
Rebellion" on December 21st and 22d,
in Alumni Hall.
A contract has been signed by the
Pennington Machine Company, Of this
city, to furnish steam heating apparatus
for the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception, at Elkton.
George Hiyard and G. W. Church.
man, both of this city, are placed n'the
executive committee Of the new organi-
zation, known as The National Associa-
ton Of Homing Pigeon Fanciers, which
met on Tuesday evening, in Philadel-
phia.
The management OF the japanese Fair
Co.,, are sacrificing then stock at No. 4l5
Market street. Fine china, screens, jap
ancse metal work, pottery, wood work
and japanese novelties Of all descriptions
going at auction. Yon can't afford to
miss it. Sales at 1920, $50 and 7.3O.
Nathaniel johnson,c ,coIqred, while tear
ing down Il vail at 18th and Lombard
street yesterday morning, was struck by
Il falling stone upon the right leg. He
sustained u severe fracture of the limb
and was taken to the Homeopathic Hos
pital in tie ambulance.
The sale Of III" Japanese Fair Co.,
/ which is being he'd at No. 4l5 Mar c Il.
il klondikc for bargain hunters. IT,
Just like picking up money to attend one
Ut their auction >Hipa. Bargains such "
are hard to realize Cost y goods sold
/ for Il lew cents. Don't miss it. It's the
chance Of u lifetime.
The social committee oi Grace NJ. T.
Church gave sociabIc last night at the
parsonage Ninth and West streets. The
members Of the committee are Mr. F. v.
IIcisIer, Mr. and Mrs. v. NJ Fields, and
Mrs i, II. MHtlock. \ large crowd at
tended the sociahlc, and an enjoyable
evening was spent by all present,
Time is flying, So are the goods of the
, japanese FAIR Company. Three auction
sales each day Will soon remove all traces
of the large stock oi Japanese goods, cs
/ poriatly, as the prices are very low
TAX" time by the In}clock and attend the
next sale. There arc three today, begin
ming at 1880 H. ~, 30 and 40 p. ~.
. \ team owned by George Edison, OF
Newark, ran away on Lancaster avenue
yesterday morning. An unknown Italian
was struck by the team and severely
/ hurt. He was taken into lr. lAhov's
and his injuries attended to. The team
afterwards ran into ". V. .IacksOn's
milk wagon at Front and Adams streets.
smashing ii 50 that it could not be re-
paired.
Fat purses are not necessary at the
japanese Fair Company's auction sale.
Goods are frequently sold for 10 cents ON
the dollar. Three times a day the goods
are put up at auction and you can pu,
the price to suit yourself Such Il chance
comes but once. You can't afford to
miss it. Sales begin at 1880 a. H., 2.3D
and 1.3O p. M, and will be continued
until all is sold.
Herbert II. Thomas, Il resident of
| Lynchburg, Va, with William and
Samuel Beach, while trying to get into Il
| lodging house at Front and Market street
yesterday morning, were assaulted by
/ Thomas Glenn. Thomas and his ass =
ciatps were sumcwhat noisy, Glenn stated
and he acted the part of Il detective and
gahbod Glenn by the throat. William
Massey made the arrest. Judge Ball was
Icnirnt with the defendant by fning him
- and costs.
The PauiYt Fathers, Cullen, Murphy,
DCuIahan and Mention, will open Il mis-
sion in ~t. pauI's Church, ith and Jack
son streets, next Sunday morning at
1880. Father Cullen will give the OPEN
Ing instruction. The evenings Of the
!tr<t week will be for women and girls
cNcl'lsiyo!y. The second and last week
for men and boys. Father Mention, one
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