Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-31
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A bright, sunshiny, wintry day.

Gold Filled Watches at Hanf's, 4
East Fourth street.
For Cstarrh, smoke Pine Needle Cigars
For Sore Throat, Catarrh aud Asthma
smoke Allan's Pine Needle Cigars.
Solid plain gold wedding rings q
Hanf-s, 10 East Fourth street.
Solid Gold Watches, L. Z. Hanf, Il
East Fourth street.
We have a large quantity Of holida,
goods lett over In odds and ends, such q
meerschaum sets. pipes, smokers, cigal
cases, &C., &C., which We will close ou
at Iulnously low prices. Chapman, Sew
enth and Orange, and No. East Thlrt
street.
St Mlchaels Mission at Front ant
Madison streets, held Its Christmas enter.
tanment last evening. Tho school room
was nicely fixed up Tor the occasion and
the scholars treated TO candies aud fruit
The rector, Rev. Alexis L DUPONT Cole
man made very pleasant address.
Two thousand and five hundred pas
sengers were carried on the Eight street
railway on Christmas day.
Their Will DO watch services I'm all ol
the Methodist churches this evening.
William Dougherty, Alexander Currap
anu William Curran were each fined 81
and cnsts by Squire Bertole'te last night
Tor trespassing on the property of john
Bruno, at Bancrolts' Banks.
William A. Meredith. patrolman enter.
taioed his brother otllcers GU day tnrn Il
his home, at Eighteenth and TA,nall
str Gets last evening. Onlcer Raymond
gave some fine selections on the plano.
and Officer Solomon blew some startling
notes from the bass horn. Refreshments
were eerIed In abundance.
VIM. T. MullIken, of Trappe, Md q,
who was II student OF Prof Goldey of
| Wilmington Commercial College, has
obtained situation az accountant in q
large commission house in Philadelphia,
over some fifty applicants. The training
and recon- mcndaion OF Mr.. Goldey led
70 ms success. Other young men should
take The hint.
L. Welhin Of Brandywine Hundred,
oilers an 81 acre farm for r,nt. belug
near the city u affords an excellent OPP
poriunity Tor dsirylng and trucking.
A. Caldwell Of FELTON,, wishes a prac.
tieal Tuner u engage In business with
/ him.
Lea Il Sons Company sell large
wagon load OF corn cobs at 81. So
GCodley & Baldwin will have another
sale II cows at Booths Corner, Pa. ON
tuesday. the 18th OF January.
Thomas Hoo,eR OF Green Hill, will sell
iorsee, hacks, carriage harness, Sc, at
puzzle sale, on Thursday, The = 4 lust.
The Gloucester City Fire Company of
ulouecsler City, N. j will dedicate
their new house tomorrow,
Tbs Pastimo Yacht CLUBS reception.
to be held IN Rosslter X Persons dane,
ing academy on Frilav evening, January
H. will be attended by members of .he
several yacht clubs OF Chester and Phila-
delphis.
The Washington Fire Company will
celebrate their 5Oth aGniver.ar with a
supper In tho bauqueting room of Eden
HAL On Friday evening Hext.
Modern civilization breathcs through
Tile mouth aud sd;t "a wi h ratarrh AS the
penalty. Old Saul's CAtarrh Cure reieyes
40" Prominently cures this wretched
disease. 70 cents per box.
What is mora attractive than A prettv
lace with fresh, BRIGHT coupler ionf For
1t use PozlOni's Powder.
Eden ]. o. o. +. Hall, on West Tenth
street near Orange. was tErouEed with
visitors last evening from 7.JD I'LL after
10 O'Clock.
Daniel Sully VIII he the coming attrac-
Ton at the Opera House on 1hurs,lsy
evening. Uncle Dan Is quite a LnIaue
character and never fails to please lis
audiences.
Garfield Camp, No, ., s. Of ", held n
very Interesting meeting last evening at
sixth aud shipley streets. The iustalls-
ton oil officers Will occur on Monday
evening next.
Troop Is will hold an important meet.
ing this (luesday) evening In their
armory iii Eden Hail.
Several hundred people require the
Third street bridge 10 walk over daily.
The AYondale stone is known 10 stone.
men as bastard stone, half way be-
| tween marble and granite. 1t excels In
durability and is q frst-ciass building
stone. Trinity Church aud the Third
street bridge nre specimens.
The WI iam:Lea Company have all.
yahcsd tho piice of their Lest family
hour 10 cents per barrel.
j. Frank Mancaa, who was larpelv
engaged In the real estate bu,ipess at
| Milford, from 1870 TO 1888, died at ma
residence at Clurem ont Va last Sunday
from consumption, aged about so yeare.
lie leaves sou about 81 years of age
who II is expected will conduct lis
fathers BUSINESS
! Thursday is the day set for the frat
voyage ot the new tour masted schupner
job II, jackson Jr. She Is lgS leet long.
W Ice; width of beam, II feet depth OF
hold. 5he measures l,l00 G7-iOo topa
net.
Fred G. Bourbon, OF the United Sta,es
Hotel, is confined to the house by al A
Grippe"
rreenhorn, said TO be a milk deale
was taken In 10 the extent OF Il dolla
THIS morning, by bettin. n sharper he
could not deposit three balls In one
pocket OF pool table, IN n hotel on
Front street. The greeny Will get hle
eyes opened II Eo continues to fool abou,
sach games.
The Times completes of drunkenness,
. at New Castle on Christmas day.
Mcsars. K. II. Jamison, John 2. Boyd
John i. MahoLoy, Winter Graham
+ Harry {. Callahan, William DUNCAN, A
V. Leslie GEORGE and wife are On the La
oil New Castle city 5 Christmas guests.
l,ey. Il. l.. Hubbard, Ph. D., pastor Of
/ New Caetlo NJ. +. Church, ieetlved /
handsome reclining chair from his Sun.
, day school as one of his Christmas hene.
nts. j. b. Maulove. snperlutendenti
Miss Mary King and Mr.. James KINNEY
were asO awarded presents.
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Dangerously III.
$ Dr. William s. Minor, one of The sur
! eeoDs At the hospital OF tie University o