Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01
FOURTH EDITION.
Dnta.


Butter taffy ct Ferguson's, II K Cd.
Singing canary birds at Harkins' cigal
store. No. 2lb West Fourth street.
Watches, clocks and jewelry At Millard
y. Davis. 0 e. End ST.
Bergner & Kugel Taunheuser sold b.
A. Wilhelm, All shipley street
Drink Tannbeuser, at A. Wilhelm's
All shipley street.
The locke in tie canal at Delaware
City are being repaired.
Bush's, French street wharf, is The
place to buy your coal.
IL you wsnt rice pound cake go u
WeyPs, No. Fest second street.
Crayon port. cit at 500 Market street for
g. 90.
Cabinets, $500 per doz.; one sxl0 pic
tue fee. 80. Market street.
12 cabinet photos at Cummings gal
lety for t3. 3U2 Market street
12 fine cab nets for o.. 90, and one 8xl0
rame size free with each dozen, at Hol-
and's, 307 Market street.
A reception will be given to Bishop
Coleman by Rev. WIN. c. Starr, Of Deia-
ware City, tomorrow evening.
Barlow & Wier Eighth street market,
have got both fresh strawberries and
fresh tomatoes.
John Gray was the only drunk before
the Municipal Court this morning He
was fined 81 and costs.
Go to meltz q Co. for cheap apples
and pota'oes, aud buy where you can
cave money. No. Is E. 4th 81.
DR.. j. Paul Lukens represented the Y.
NJ. h. Club OF this city In the convention
which met In Baltimore on Wednesday.
s. NJ. R-yno DIS s. Co. have closed their
store at Dover and are about removing to
Middle'own.
Presiding Elder W. L. s. Murray win
preach at Silverbrook en- Sunday evening
at $50 och.
The hall of the Red Men, on shipley
street, 10 nearly completed, and will be
dedicated on the 18th of May.
Company F, Postles Rifles, will give a
grand dress drill aud reception in the
Masonic Temple this evening.
The Eagle Creamery at Middlotown
paid Sl.20 per hundred pounds for milk
during the month Of January.
Mr.. Horace Vasey and Miss Mollie
Moody OF Middletown were married In
Odessa by Rev. r. G. Jones las; Monday
evening.
Wilmington Encampment, No. 2, 2. o.
s. A., viii meet in the Middleton build
ing, Fourth and King streets. tomorrow
evening.
The plans for the new shop at the Pull
man Palace Car Company's works are
now open for the inspection of carpen-
ters desiring to bid.
Philip r. Wood, druggist at Tenth and
Market streets, has leased the store In
the new Eden Hall, which will be built
In the spring.
Mrs. Mary Dunlap, OF Delaware City,
is Visiting her son, Rev. Martin b. Dun
lap, pastor Of the Old swedes' Church,
this city.
j. G. Parker and j. N Willitts, of
MiddletOwn have engaged In the manu-
featuring business, aud will keep sales
man on the road constantly.
Ice over six inches thick is being cut at
the Cool Spring reservoir and placed In
the Ice houses at Joseph Stoecklo Il Sons
aud Hartmann & Fehr, nbach's breweres.
The Portland Paving Company of this
city he's contracted with William
Mitchell, of Philadelphia, for about
80 q feet OF their metalith.c pavement.
The Diamond State Band will ho'd
their frat b&'l this evening, at Sewers
Academy, Tatnall street below Eighth
Ticke's 80 cents.
Michael Lucty, proprietor of the White
Horse Hotel, Second and Tatnall streets,
is ready to accommodate Strangers and
travellers. He will take borders by the
day, week or month, On reasonable terms.
Sh riG Allen will FELL tomorrow after.
noon, at No. 304 East Second street, four
horses, three carts, one sleigh and lot
OF hArntss, belong ng to James Dough
erty.
Rev. Justin d. Fulton, author OF WHY
Priests Should Wed" and "W ash,npton
in the Lap Of Rome" lrctured before a
large aulieRce in Ezion NJ. 4. Church on
Wednesday evening.
Captain Thomas g. Vankirk is laid uu
AZ his home IN Delaware City, with cry
slpelas, and his SOD, Somers, has charge
Of the steamer Commonwealth in bis alb
sence-
Alexis Albert OF Middletowa has been
appointed keeper Of the sew draw-brldge
built at Laurel by the Delaware Railroad
Company, and will remove his family 10
that place in few days.
Pew. W. C. Patterson of New Castle
will prt Rch in Forest Presbyterian Church
at Middletown next Sunday and admins
ter the communion; preparatory service
on Saturday afternoon At 8 o'clock.
George White, successor to Robert q
Smith, No 5 French street, ia preparej
to do all kinds of light and heavy hauling
at reasonable rates Particular atten.
ton is given to removing safes, pianos
tic.
Mr.. George Chesney, who has been en-
gagged In the carting business at Della
ware City for the past two years, Will re
move to his moihsr's farm, near Rec
ion, on the 18th Of March. Mr.. job;
Grimes, who now occupies the farm, will
remove to Delaware City.
Register Bradford has granted letter
OF administration TO John w. Denne
upon the estate OF Der, amin Denuey. lat
OF st. Georges Hundred. Letters tes,a
mentary have also been granted 70 Josep
Pyle on the estate of Barney g. Harrit
late of this city.