Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-30
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For good c,al ~ 60 Bush's, Fren' h
street wharf.
Paper bags for sale cheap 1t the RE
PUBLICAN Office.
All kinds Of wood by tho load or cord
ct Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
Grand oyster lunch tonight ut the
Atlantic Garden, ga King street.
Come and look ut the Capital range
Pickles steve store. East Fourth at.
Carload Of hay and straw. ut lowest
prices. Philips two stores, Front and
Madison and Fourth and French.
Jonathan e. Rhoads, of this city,
will speak in the Friends meeting
at Chester On Sunday afternoon.
Pickles Stove and Heater Co., No.
Il. Fourth street, advertise Barton's
pa tent kettles, boilers and bowls.
Extra fine lunch tonight ut Frey q
saloon, 62l Shipley street. Also the
rinest beer on tap.
John B. Martin has taken out letters
OF adm iDistration, q. T. A on the
estate Of Cstharine Lee, late Of thif
city.
The best country print butter, fresh
every market day, and at the lowest
prices, ut Doughty's stalls, 81 and 81
Third street market.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the meeting this evening oil
the Asbury Mutual Improvement
Society.
Register Grub has granted letter.
Of ADMINISTRATION to Joseph Handy OF
the es tate Of j. Wesley Handy, late o.
Brandywiue Hundred.
The Supreme Officers OF the United
Friends OF America will visit the Crane
Council Of Delaware next Saturday
eveniDg.
Samples OF Davies & Sons uprigh
pianos at 800 w. Sixth street. Very
dne TO be so low in price. Come anC
examine them.
| Charles NJ. Stieff desires his patron,
TO call on James Shobe, 300 W. Sixth
street, when their instruments wan
tuning, etc.
| The largest apple and potato dealer in
the city. Those In want would save
time and money by buying of Smelt2
Il Co., Ii East Fourth street.
South down legs OF mutton at IL cts
per pound at Poudermaker's greal
western meat market, 507 King street
under Clayton House.
But very few of our voters are awaiting
themselves Of the opportunity TO &c,
placed on the assessment list. So say
the assessors sitting at the city hall.
Over 900 barrels choice apples In
store and On track here, for sale In lots
to suit. These apples are consigr Q I and
must be sold at once. Warren Harper
q Bro, No. ITO East Fourth street t.
Extra fine lunch 10 night at Frey 4
saloon, 621 Shipley street. Also the
finest beer on tap.
The new lecture room of the Asbury
church wa crowded last evening by
attendants at the lovefesst. This even.
ing at seven o'clock the quarterly con
ference will be held.
Rev. w. B. Gregg will lecture liz
EpWorth M. E. church on Thursday
eveninR, February 4th, at z 80 O'Clock
for the benefit of Conference claimants
Subject, "Itinerant Life in the Noun
tains."
/ Having purchased the tobacco ant
cigar store, No. 8 East Third street, tn,
Sun oking aud chewing fraternity will
nud all the leading brands of Tobacco,
and cigars In stock at all times, Civ
us call and be convinced. 4. RAY.
The 1. M e. church on Madison
street below Fourth will hold pra
} meeting at a. NJ, Sunday school at
' p. m. experience meeting at SO
| O'Clock. Preaching in the evening a
vI730.
i Joseph W. George, who was postma,
ter at.Milford, Kent County, in 1856, die
at his residences in Phi adelphia on tn
2lst inst, in the Gath year OF his age.
i Professor Erni, the one legged skater
bicyclist and eymnast, will do the un
parallelled feat of performing on ring
50 feet above the floor at the rink t
7 night.
General @. VapVorst, one Of the mos
enterprisipg farmers OF Kent County
n has just received $50, 900 from the Ell
tate of deceased sister. The Genera
!. Is credited with investing some 500,
1000 in peach orchards and other proper
! ty, as well as introd ucing the Alderne
n breed of cattle into Kent County.