Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
FOURTH EDITION,


II
All kinds Of wood by the load or cord
at Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
Grand oyster lunch tonight at the
Atlantic Garden. 224 King street.
T. M. wier advertises superior gro
! ceries 1t No. 1902 East Fifth street.
George Powell. formerly Of Newark,
has opened an oyster house At Newport.
Buy your furniture and bedding at
Cannon's, sos Shipley street.
Solar Light Double Heater and Cy-
clone. The Schoen Heater and Stove Co.
New franklin and Royal Ranges.
The Schoen Heater and Stove Co.
Red underwear from rs cents up, all
wool, at 800 Market st. w. II. Sincock.
Have your feather beds renovated by
scaldiDg steam process at Cannon's,
oO5 Shipley street.
| We make our own Canton flannel
drawers; call and examine; 3OT Market
street lowest prices. W. ii. Sincock.
Fifty barrels OF Lea's best fouIgiven
away with cigars. Chapman's, Seventh
and Orange.
Charles M. Rhyder has rented the
smith aud wheelwright shops at Hare's
Corner.
John wier advertises houses at Thir.
teenth and Poplar streets for sale or
rent on reasonable terms.
Every body 10 invited 30 visit the
| Citizens skating rink this evening.
The usual fee charged.
Pure ground spices and fresh ground
yellow mustard NJ Taylor & Fullerton's q,
| druggists, S02 King street.
John Beeson has taken out letters
Parliamentary on the estate Of Mary j.
h. Williamson, late Of Brand y wine
| Hundred.
Medicine needed at night can be sup
| piled ut Dsnforth's drug store, corner
Second and Market. ~ Night bell on
| Second street.
| Fine assortment of second hand par
| Tor and ofice stoves. Schoen Heater Il
Stove Co AIS Market and Ala Shipley
street, Wilmington, Del.
AT Joseph Kern's, .jeweler, 827x Mar.
ket street, is the best and cheapest place
| for having your watches, clocks and
| jewelry repaired in the city.
| viii M Brown and Miss Jessie
| Darling wiz give an exhibition IN fan.
| cy and burlesque skating ut the Will
/ ihAhh thAb CNOhAhes
| Prof George, OF Now Castle, Is grad
ually recovering from his sickness, and
| will soon be able TO reeume his duties
in the public schools Of that city.
John ID. Davis, OF this city, has been
| awarded the contract to inclose the
cemetery at New London, Pa, with a
haDdtorne iron fence.
George G.. Nipple, OF Brandywine
summit, was stricken with paralysis q
few days ago, and is now lying In a
Very critical condition.
The firm of Warren Harper & Co,
J has been dissolved, and the business
will hereafter be conducted by T. S.
Brown.
Two Woodruff parlor cars from tic
camden and Atlantic Railroad have
been brought to tho jackson L. Sharp
Co. for repairs.
Frederick Klair, of Centreville, Del,
has about eight hundred good chestnut
rails, which he will sell at reasonable
| price.
The thirtietn annual session Of the
Chester County Teachers Institute
oonvenes At West Chester on Monday,
October l9thr closing on Friday, October
I'D.
Fred c. Moore, of the firm OF Lam
born Il Moore, in Avondale, was mar
ried on Wednesday TO Annie j. Oar.
lington. daughter of Milton Darlington,
of Doc Run.
The difficulty continues among the
employees of ClerK Il Lennon, and the
knights OF Labor are discussing the
expediency OF holding = meeting To-
consider the matter.
There VIII be gospsl preaching during
the present month at the hall at ITO
French street on Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings at 100 O'Clock BY
j. T. uniting.
Chances seldom offer ed on Account
of our manufacturing about nine hun.
dred 5000 stoves and ranges. Schoen
Heater Il Stove Co., AIS Market aud Ala
Shipley street, Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Annie K. Laughed, who reside ed
hear Newark depot, Penoader III uudrod,
died on Wednesday, and her remains
were Inferred AZ Welsh Tract buryine
ground on Wednesday.
The beat truss made IL Improperly
adiusted fails utterly. Correct adjust
ments a specially by Z. James Belt,
sixth and Market strests. Separate
entrance for ladies'. Lady attendant.
Thomas Ector, Jr., received frst
premium at the Fairs at West Chsster
and Oxford, Pa, tor jaeger wagon oil
his construction. He also exhibited 1t
at Elkton.
Harlow n. Curtis, of Newark, who
was awarded the prize of a gold. lined
s'lrer cup by the Warren athletic club
on Saturday last, for foats on dis bicy-
c.e, IL open 10 challenge for the cham
pionsilip of the State at any time.
William Vernon, son OF Otley Yer.
non, IL erecting a new slaughter houye
| pn he property in New Garien, Pa.
and will contribute his quota towards
| supplying our citizens with veal, lamb.
pork, sausage, scrapple, lard, etc
Srsh, y daughter of Frederick X
and Hannah vi. Woodward, of Mil
Creek Hundred, died on Wednesday of
cho era infantum, al the age OF one
y',G. and was buried to-day AZ Hoe
kessin
Mrs. Burke is erecting a three story
brick building on Maryland avenue
Tor % hotel and dwelling. The front il
sasieEnted brick, and will present a,
very handsome appearance when fin.
in ed.
We wopld call the atteL zion of our
readers TO the advertisement of Mr..
Augusta w. McCaulley, who gives
not |e that ne il prepared 10 transact
: nsiness pertaining TO real estate
M McGaulley ia n W!lminOton noan