The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-28
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Royivs. ssrvlees have been started at
NsNndy wine ii. 4, Church. and consider.
able interest Is manifested In the meet.
tngs. .,.-l
The Juniata will go on trial trip In
10 N days.
The rooms of the Young Mems Republi-
can Club are being renovated and the bill
lizard and social rooms are being repaper'
ed
Work has boen slack in the p. W. & b.
railroad shops in this city lately and he
nsen will work on reduced time during the
remainder Of the week.
The Belts Machine Company will build
o large brick and iron addition to Its pres.
emit large establishments. The addition
will be i0x0O feet, and will have two
stories and a basement
Tomorrow will be visitors day in the
public schools.
The name Of che Delaware Society. Sons
Of the American Revolution, will DO
changed next Wednesday night.
Business at tho Court House Is duller
than 1t has been for several months.
A. b. Lowe, who recently returned from
Cuba, last night delivered u free lecture
. on Cuba. The lecturer was interesting,
and he described wildly the distressed
condition OF the Cubans.
II. W. Cobb, of Cluymont, is distributing
. second crop Of Strawberries among his
friends.
Sewer contractors are now rushing their
work TO get as much as possible completed
before cold weather arrives.
Ambrose S. Ottey of Claymont has en-.
tered on his one hundred and second trip
through tho Bible He proposes to find
out all connected with birds of the Bible.
The scholars of three rooms of grammar
school No. 4, yesterday afternoon listened
to an address on "Leayes" by the Rev.
Lafayette Marks Of Hanover Church.
Charles Royce q we'll known Whining
tOnian, now resident of Philadelphia, is
studying medicine at the jefferson Col.
lege.
Mr.. Calvin /. Crossan who was thrown
o1t of his carriage this II while driving
into the city has not YET recovered thu
use Of his right arm and hand. 1t is still
very sore.
George w. Phillips was struck in the
eye with small piece of stone which flew
on while being worked by one of the men
In his employ, making that member very
sore.
Mr. French has removed his cigar store
from No. East Third street to No. 3O5
Market street. He keeps choice tobacco,
cigars, and desires all his friends and the
public generally to give him II call.
General Wilson advertises for sale sover-
al desirable driving horses at his farm on
the Hare's Corner road. Among the num-
Der is one superior saddle horse for lady
George I. Barlow and Edwin Y. Wier
have dissolved partnership. MIR. Wier re.
firing and leaving Mr. Barlow to continue
the business in the Eighth street Market
and TO settle the claims Of the old firm.
VIM. S. COOLEY of Booths Corner, Pa,
visited our city this morning. He is max
ing preparations for his sale of cows next
Monday afternoon, and would be pleased
to see number of buyers from our city rs
well as from Brandywinc Hundred, on
hand.
Auctioneer Frank G. Stiaham went out
this afternoon to call the sale Of cows for
Win. H. Klair, near Lower Brandywine
Presby Ierian Church. We expect TO hear
good report tomorrow, as prices have
boen going up as the season advances
Bicycle riders, football players and ath.
letes, generally, find sovereign remedy
for the spruins and bruises and cuts TO
which they are constantly liable, i'll DR..
Thomas Electric Oil