Lady Audley's Secret at Masonic Temple Tonight
Local items report extreme cold with 22 degrees, coroners appointed, a death, and a busy civic notice page. Lady Audley's Secret dramatization starring Mrs. D. P. Bowers and J. C. McCollum appears tonight at the Grand Opera House with a strong New York company. A robbery on Elizabeth Gray near East Second Street left one man unnamed. a purse and about $23 stolen after a market incident.
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Thiers to Return to Paris for Assembly Reassembly
President Thiers and his family will go from Versailles to Paris tomorrow and stay until the National Assembly reassembles. M. Dufaure remains at Versailles during the holiday recess. A. T. Stewart of New York was badly injured by a fall on Fifth Avenue steps Saturday night, breaking his leg and dislocating his ankle.
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Holiday gifts and classy wares at Market Street stores
Granville Worrell showcases bronzes, Paris and Vienna fancy goods, lace handkerchiefs, dry goods, and holiday presents at 820 and 892 Market Street in the Masonic Temple. M. Lichtenstein offers 33 new cloak styles and dress goods at 226 Market, plus patterns and accessories. Doughiten at 410 Market lists men’s furnishings, neckties, pins, and undergarments. Wyatt & Garrett at 693 Market stock a full line of underwear, gloves, collars, and the famed parent yoke shirt, all at low prices.
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Salisbury Christmas amusements and regional notices
The Salisbury area plans holiday entertainments with a river channel expansion project underway. Elkton Presbyterians host a fair at Odd Fellows' Hall. North East Public School work paused until spring. Rev. Poulson spoke on “Queer People” at North East. Thompson & Lee shipped 8050 bushels of grain from Chester town Tuesday. Petty thieves harass North East stealing whips and buffalo robes from vehicles. Wm. J. Gallagher of the Fourth District injured his leg with a knife, narrowly avoiding lockjaw. A Salisbury newspaper notes a prospective secret marriage amid elopement chatter.
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Destitute Italiana to Virginia for Railroads
Two hundred and thirty five destitute Italiana in New York departed Saturday for Virginia to work on railroads. eighteen had earlier gone to Vermont. A Kansas widow seeks $100000 for her husband’s murder, noting the varied value of husbands to juries.
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Change, Twenty three Members Present At Meeting
Twenty three members attended the Board of Trade meeting. Reports show receipts of coal iron limestone and other commodities and shipments including flour, bar iron, paper, and net iron. Notices include property leases, bank stock ad, a pumpkin gift, museum additions, and local canal survey chatter. A disturbance near French Street prompted Mayor action.
Newark to Welcome New Stores and Drugist Prospect
One or two new stores will probably be started in Newark and a new drug store is expected soon as a Newark shopkeeper scours the town. The Collegiate term ends Saturday at Newark, several Newark families plan spring removal to Wilmington, and Joseph Joyce of near Delaware City walked eight miles to New Castle with a ten gallon demijohn of cider on his head earning eight dollars. AAdoniram Chapter No 5 Middletown elected A G Cox High Priest J Thos Budd King RE Smith Scribe Joseph J Gibson Treasurer Wm I Barr Secretary. President Grant arrived in Covington Ky to visit his father and will depart for Washington.
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Cherokee and allied fraternal halls listed with Market Street venues
Fragmented OCR lists numerous fraternal and lodge names with addresses at Market streets and nearby halls including Cherokee Tribe 1.1 at Red Moun Hall 415 Market, Jenapo Tribe 6 at eB Building Fourth story 6th and Market, Wilmingta poteg and Fearaydyupe Council 3 at Hall Fifth and Market, Franklin Council 0 at Kechag ica Hall 219 King Wilmington Council 6 Jr at Hall bth and Market, Lnterprise Circle B U CA at Hall 504 Market Washington Lodge 1 K of p at Knights of Pythias Hall Market Ishington Lodge 3 Q F at Good Fellow's Hall 3d and Market, Old Church Division 14 of T Seventh, Wawanet Lod awake' e 13 I O of G at roo 123th Went Scottaeons 2 Seaget Lodge APA at hall 7 Henae 1 A all.
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