The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-06

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Charles ID JssiiF,t o. Eltston viii
rhorlly fe,npsc h.t l,sinsss 20 tl.Is city.
Next Esiday wili laarS the Sesenticth
annivossary ~ tho sBlItlnlors asd Ohio
Railroad -.ss
N Thieyes stole ronst chicken FROM DR.. H..
PatfeBon's reifigerator several nights
ago.
EiwArd C, Jrifsris is preparing plans
lornsw back honses on Font street be-
tween King aud French,
There were special services at 81.
Iatrick's clurch yesterday.
Mrs. MarysE Boughman, aged 90 years
died OF paralysis at her home $50 Monroe
street.
George s, Capelle offers for sale or re mt
the well established bakery corner of Sew
cnth and Tatnall streets,
John r. Hartman, No 4l3 East Ninth
street, adverlises houses Nos, Sl6 and SIS
East Sixth street for rent at low rates.
There will bs revival services at Mt.
lebanon NJ II Church, Rockland. next
week.
Arrangements ARE being made to have
the usual midday services at ST. Andrews
Church
It Is reporttd that Judge Clayton of
Z Chester and his brother, General Powell
y Clay ton Of ArkaIsas wilrtake a. trip to
Canton shortly an'the invitation OF Pres
ident elect Mckinley. ~
j. jackson Pierce, Noe West Seventh
street offers three farms for rent.
A meeting will be held in this city on
1 February l6 by tho credit men of the city
for the purpose of organizing society,
The apothecaries of this city want the
right to sell whiskey without q prescrip.
fion.
David II. Atkins, formerly of Milton,
4 hut who has been acting as foreman in
z Enoch Moore's shipyard for many years.
Is now with Harlan Il Hollingsworth in
the mould loft, assisting Andrew, Baird
of Baltimore drafting the Drexel yacht.
Dimensions, 175 feet long "A foot beam,
lf foot hold
Cyrus Temple No 8 will hold an ami
versary on February Is, 1897.
Crusaders Temple No. 2, Ladies' of the
Golden Eagle will hold candy bazaar
J this evening, at their hall Highlands.
!. The fair held in the Institute building
by the Ladies' Auxiliary of Riveryiew will
close this evening. 1t is understood that
1t has been reasonably successful, and the
funds realized will be applied to assist In
\ procuring an artificial leg for Frank VIM
= cent, Jr.
Mrs. Merritt Dixon, of Hockessin, who
has been sick for the past month"; slight.
" improyed, and hopes ARE entertained OF
her early recovery.
The Union Cottage Prayer meeting will
be held at No. 406 Monroe street, this (Sat.
urday) evening conimencinglat half past
o'clock. Everybody welcome Bro Miller
leader
Rev. PhilipP. Cabell will speak in the
u National New Church Temple at Wash
ington, Tomorrow evening.
First Presbyterian Church's Christian
Endeayor rally will be held next Thurs
day night
The officers OF the National Guard oil
Delaware, last night approved the bill to
ba presented to the Legislature relating &c
the Guard
4 Mrs. Mary E. Mahan, who died il
Charleston, S. c.. was buried from No
142O Jackson street this morning
The Ladies' Aid of DuPont's Post will
give an oyster supper at the Post room
Tenth and Market streets, Tuesday,
Feb. o.
The funeral of Mary E. Mahon tool
place this morning at II o'clock from the
residence of her daughters husband, Mr.
Lewis Ellison. No l429 jackson street.
Judge Grub held brief session OF Or
phaDs Court this morning ut which b.
confirmed and approved Thomas Davi
sale OF the real estate of tho executors o
the TatnaIl estate. Court will be in ses
sion again on Wednesday.
The Board of Revision will soon sit il
our city for the purpose of hearing from
property owners protest in regard t. tbs
amount 10 which their properties hav
been assessed. Don't fail to avail your
selves of this opportunity when it presents
Itself or Otherwise hold your place TO
another year when your tax bills are pre-
sented for payment.