Wilmington Shoe House advertises large stock for holidays
The Wilmington Shoe House at 424 Market St promotes extra inducements on boots and shoes through the holidays. It touts the largest selection of men slippers and mentions Alligator handmade styles, Stacy Adams line, and Wauke nphast shoes. The ad urges readers to inspect sizes and selections while stock remains complete.
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Geo. D. Cleland
Gho. D. Cleland
Notice of Baltimore Philadelphia R R Co stockholders meeting
The Baltimore and Philadelphia R Co will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the company office in Wilmington Delaware on December 9th at 1 o'clock for the election of nine directors. The notice warns trespassers and outlines penalties, lists directors, and calls for attendance. Delinquent county tax notices and official audits are also printed, with addresses and deadlines. The document includes a notice from the sealer of weights and measures and probate notices with executor details.
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Wilmington City Council Passes Ordinance for Glass Company Track
The Wilmington City Council convened to approve an ordinance granting the Wilmington Glass Company permission to lay railroad tracks on Commerce Street. The meeting covered multiple street, paving, and lamp petitions, sewer and drainage plans, and committee reports. Adjournment followed after bills were ordered paid and further leases and relief ordinances were noted for consideration.
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Wilmington Glass Company
Commerce Street
City Engineering reports November 1881 building lines and 1883 totals
Frederic S. Robinson, City Engineer, lists November 1881 building line marks for numerous properties on Sixth, Fourth, Ninth, Jefferson, Pleasant, A and Townsend, Front, Madison, Delaware, Scott, Orange, and other streets. November 1883 totals show 34 buildings. Fire and police records follow, with a November arrest tally of 252 and pumping totals for two reservoirs, noting increases from 1882.
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Frederic St. Robinson
Julian Webb
Sixteenth Street
Thatcher and
Heald
G . E. Webb
Anthony Thielmann
Lombard
Robert Pyle
Ninth and
Jackson Streets
Daniel H. Kent
Sixth
Jefferson Streets
Francis McCloskey
Pleasant Street
Monroe
Adams
George E. Cannon
Townsend
Caleb P. Johnson
Fifth
Orange Stree's
Franz Gengleback
Atte Fifth
DuPont and
Scott
Adams Street
Bapmeny Intel and Sioth
Eelass Company
Grase
Commerce Street
Mary A. Balford
Sixth Street
Jefferson
Madison
William ©. Foord
Madison Street
Eighth
Ninth
Gustavus F
Edwin A. Swift
Maryland Avenue
Dawson Brothers
Fourth Street
Mahlon M. Child
Delaware Avenue
Jefferson Street
Charles Patterson
Scott Street
Evan C. Davis
Clayton Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Annie Kane
Townsend Streets
James C. Morrow
Twelfth
French Streets
Victor D. Brown
Highteenth Street
Rockford Lane
Riverview Avenue
Edward H. Singles & Son
Market Street
Spruce Streets
John Kelly
Lord Street
Lombard and
Pine
Sarah Hamilton
Third Street Bridge
Dr. Ball
Lombard Streets
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William 8
Bullock
Purntoy
Pana Gee
Cyrus Stern
William F. Crossley
Jewelry firm to occupy Baynard and Daweon site in Market Street upgrade
The former Baynard & Daweon store at 220 Market Street has been remodeled and will be run by B. Daweon & Co. as a jewelry business. Improvements include a widened entrance, new woodwork in cherry stain, three counters, planed hard wood interiors, and gold paper walls. A large fireproof safe and upcoming display cases enhance the show window. Formal opening delayed due to wall-case completion. store opened yesterday and promises a premier jewelry stock for the city. Also listed are new Grand Lodge I O F standing committees under Grand Master Benton V. Welche, including Constitution and Laws, Correspondence, Finance, Printing, Hall, Accounts, and Returns and Reports, with members from various lodges.
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Temedeled Stern
Dawson & Go
Siwe
Market Street
Baynard & Daweon, Terreltts
B. ©. Daweon & Co
N. Anderson
Henry Guerin
Springer, Morley & Gause
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge I. C. O. F
Benton V. Welche
State of the Order
Edward F. James
Lodge
Lee Cooper
J. H. Kandler
C. Moore
J. H. Appleby
Leite Henry Ever
W. Foulk
Joshua Maris
D. Ww. Brereton
George Ww
Williams
Jerman J. Meen Ae
Edwin Hirst
Beuas
A. L.johnson
Alexander Guthrie
W. P. Hendrickson
E.O. Pierce
Gland
Frederick Taylor
C. P. Maroney
William Johnson
Joshua A. Cloud
A. R. Fell
C. Spoerl
J. TP. Blythe
Thomas W. Rolph
E. H. Spencer
J. B. R. Powell
Oda
Henry Eckel
Arthur R. Lewis
Enos H. Jefferson
Apne Yates
William H. Foulk
E.f.james
R. H. Ewbanks
E. W. Cooper
J. Y. Foulk
Unimportant Municipal Court Sessions Hearings Booked
A night court session disposed of several cases including Edwin Tribbitt charged with assault and battery on Rebecca Wilson. Tribbitt fined ten dollars and costs and held on hundred dollars bail. John Briggs and George Kelley faced bail and fines for similar offenses. Andrew Jarvis faced theft and drunkenness charges with a postponed case and later admission of guilt. James Flinn paid five dollars for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. James McBride died from injuries at a factory incident. funeral set for Monday. Sunday paper availability notice at Gibbons’ corner and Davis depot announced.
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Edwin Tribbitt
Rebecca Wilson
Tribbitt
John Briggs
Peter Wilson
George Kelley
Andrew Jarvis
Joseph Todd
Tatnall
Jarvis
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
Todd
James Flinn
Webster's Second Quarter Students Progress Meeting
The first quarter of the ladies and children's classes by Professor Webster ends Saturday with a public showing. The second quarter starts Thursday, with gentlemen receiving three lessons weekly. Monday and Wednesday evenings are gentlemen only. Thursday allows ladies. sociable tickets go to old scholars. the first sociable is on the 13th.
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Professor Webster
Academy
Wilmington meeting and society news in brief
The Wilmington Indian Association will meet at Mrs Edward Moore's 916 West Street on Monday at 3 30 p m The Trinity Chapel sewing school reopens at 2 30 p m in Miss Negandanks room on Delaware Avenue between Tatnall and West Streets Register Biows grants letters of administration to Farricon Vandegrift on the estate of the late Thomas C Eaton of McDonough St Georges hundred The steamer Luris A McCall will discontinue trips after today and winter at Penns Grove A joint meeting of the German Library Association Delaware Sengerbund and the Turn Verein appoints a six member committee to buy a new building for all three groups The Wilmington Dental Manufacturing Company wins a free premium for the best display of artificial teeth at the Southern Exposition in Louisville The art exhibition at the Institute draws large crowds with praise for Clawson S Hammitt and the young artists paintings
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Edward Moore
Weet Street
Trinity Chapel
St. Georges
Luris A. McCall
Pennsgrove
German Library Association
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Turn-Verein
Wilmington Dental Manufacturing Company
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On the Eve of Battle in Speakership Feud
In Washington and Baltimore a crowded headquarters shows Randall’s rivals Cox and Carlisle visible while Randall cloisters with aides. A coup d etat is hinted as he fights for the Speakership with Barnard Oil interests and Maryland delegation backing. Bets mount at Willard's as other states report hangings and public notices interrupt local life.
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