The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-04
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Howard Goulds handsome new car At.
lanta, which was overhauled at the shops
Of the jackson s. Sharp Company was
shipped to Jersey City yesterday.
Tho Delaware Society, Sons Of the
American Revolution, will hold meet
ing next Tuesday evening, when propo.
sition to change the name Of the organiza-
tion will probably DO considered.
DIR. William G. Pierce will give free
lecture in the parish house Of st. Johns
Church on next Tuesday night He will
take as his subject, Natural History In
Alaska"
j. Il. Addicks denies that he authorized
the printing of his name among the con-
tributors to the punch bowl fund.- and re-
fuses to contribute any amount to the
fund
Farmers around Clayton and Milford
are setting out email fruits.
John T. Salisbury has been elected di.
rector of the Queen Anne Railroad.
There Is a lively fight for Justice Of the
Peace at Clayton.
The steamer Endcavor bound for Phil.
adelphla grounded at Milford yesterday.
Horace q Knowles will make his flu
ture homo at No. 1l06 Jackson street,
which house he has purchased from Henry
Seeds.
Mrs. Clark card reader. No. 70? Ian
caster avsnne. Ladies' only.
Er. Honeywell makes and guarantees
the bHst sell OF teeth for 49,
Tho Christmas New York Herald prom
iscs TO be "ohe of the mos remarkable
contributions to journalism" Order now
of NJ. II. McEvilly, No. 107 West 3D. street,
He has all tho great Holiday papers.
The intersection of Front and Union
streets is being put in good condition. New
pay ing has bean laid and the City Railway
Company has put in drain to carry tho
water from its tracks into tho sewet.
DIR William p. Miller has removed n
needle from the hand of Mrs Anton Ben
of No. 1913 East Thirteenth street
The pattsrn-n.akerA of Pusey and Jones
Company arc working overtime on tho
engines for the ferry boat and tugs build
in tho shipyard.
The congregation Of tho Eighth Street
Colorcd l'abtist Church arc placing II c.
melt sidewalk from the church door to
the sidewalk GU Eighth street.
Tho regular meeting of tho Society of
Natural History OF Delaware will be held
OH Monday evening, December 9th ut 8
o'clock.
DIR. J. Reinhardt, Esq, will read a paper
on Game Birds Of Delaware and their
Habits 7. Y. Pyle secretary.
Pctor Conlin. living on Now Castle ave.
nuo hal his head cut yesterday afternoon
by ii coming in contact with lever of the
iron door ut the Diamond State Iron Com
pany's works.
It. g. H. Company may build another
towboat for tho Philadelphia aud Heading
Railroad Company.
Tho large tug Atlas will steam to the
wlnrveS Of tho Harlan and HollingswHr; h
Company Tomorrow and will be placed In
the dry docks t" recei7o sundry repairs.
Cars Tor q wrccking train to be stationed
at Washington arc being built in tho p.
w & B. Railroad shops in this city.
Evangelist G. L. Butler of Lincoln Uni
vcr7itv will begin weeks revival service
in Gilbert Presbyterian clutch, sunday
morning Rev. Butler isa powerful speak
Or You arc all asked TO be present.
Rev. W. II. Spriggs, who has boon con-
now convalcsent.
&Sunday Breakfast Mission. Ashton X.
Tntnnll will have charge tonight. The
Roy. Charles A. GiMdCy, pastor Of Exon
church. Ninth nnd French streets, will
speak to the men sunday morning ut = 80
o'clock. Neal Coniey will speak in the
evening Mt 7.30 \ free lunch will DO
given morning and evening. Meeting
every nj !ht in the week.
Services At Olivet church. Dr. N. II.
Miller will administer the communion in
the morning Preaching in tho evening
by Rev. ] Il. Milligan.
II. r. Martinlale of Philadelphia. who
is an interesting speaker, will al iress the
Y NJ &. A. mems meeting tomorrow af-
trrnoon He will talk of power"
There will be IL Sunday school confer
enco held atthc Second Baptist Church.
Ninth and rrankiin streets, on Monday
evening, at 7.3J o'clock.
Tho food which existed on Pen nsylvan.
Ia avenue where the grading Is bang mmdo
under the new bridge Of tho Il, l. o. rail-
road, has been abnted,
The boiler room On tho wharf of tho Di-
almond State Iron Company at tho foot of
Third street WAS lie troyrh by fire last
night. The loss is about 500.
Mrs. Barney, who lived at No, Gil East
Sccnud street for he past forty seven years
has removed TO No. POS Harrison street,
whare she will continue to mako quilts to
order for any ladies. who may give her Il
call.
The attention nf Tho Street and Sewer
Department. is called to tho bad condition
of tho street at hir'y fifth and Market
streets.
George Simon who kept ~ saloon ut No.
ilu .-p"uce street, has sold out to man
named Brown.
Register Of Wills C-GssnE this morning
r'nuted letter, Of administration ON he
o7lalo Of George llcaloy to Annie lloaluy.
Ecwa"c Of limitations. Take m inst rs
good" sac that YOU got the Icnrl no Dr.
Bult's Cough syrup, tho peerless specific.
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