Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-29
FOURTH EDITION.
Davis, the jeweler, Q 3. 2na at.

Singing canary birds at Harktns' cigar
store. No. 215 West Fourth street
Superior building lots In North Holly
Oak, on the Perkins farm.
Watches, clocks and Jewelry at Willard
y. Davis, o Il. and ct. 5.-..".
Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal.
Roses, carnations and smilax. G22
King street.
| 1920 erayon portraits at 302 Marke
street. They are first class.
Call and see the New No. Z, American
Sewing Machine. at $40 Walnut street,
Cabinets, $500 per doz.; one Sxl0 pic
tufe nee. BOZ Market street.
Felt hats can be obtained of Mrs.
Carter, No 402 King street, for Is cents
April fool candy at Ferguson's, l. East
Second street.
George w. Dunckley offers suitable
reward for q lost &C cunt book.
Charles +. Wright, of Midlletown, has
gone to Cynthia, Ky, TO take the posi-.
ton OF trainer In large stable.
Rev. W. II. Llttell, OF Long Island, N.
T., will preach in Forrest Presbyterian
Church, at Middletown, on Sunday next.
10 ine cabinets for s.. 90, and one sAiO
rame size free with each dozen, at Hol-
and's, S07 Market street.
The American Sewing Machine Office
has removed TO Sl2 Walnnt street Fred
w Schafer, agent.
The Right Rev. Bishop Coleman will
preach IN Christ Episcopal Church, Della.
ware City, on Friday evening.
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city TO No. 1404 South 29nd street, Phila-
delphia.
Parts and attachments for your sewit &
machine, also your machine repaired at
the American Office, Sl2 Walnut st.
The Perkins heirs mean business, and
will sell very large North Holly oak"
lot for SIS. No swamp
Miss sallIe Hurlock, of near Smyrna, is
visiting relatives and friends In Whining
ton.
You can get q fine lot In Perkins
North Holly Oak, Brandywins hundred,
for t7t.
Barlow 81 Weir, Eighth street market
are receiving daily, strawberries, tomA
toes, aud all kinds of fresh vegetables.
Miss Eva D. Andersen, Of New Orleans,
Is the guest Of Miss Fanny Tyre OF this
city.
The name of Samuel G. Vandcgrlft 10
mentioned rs q Republican candidate for
City Council from the Twelfth ward.
James II. Harkins, No. 2I5 East Fourth
street, advertises good horse TOR sale at
reasonable price.
Go to smeltz n Co. for cheap apples
and potatoes, and buy where you can
save money. No. 10 L. 4th s..
GO to Plunkett's, 1916 West Front ct,
and buy bag of BIenton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
William @. Elliott, No. 10 East
Fourth street, received this morning a
fine specimen Of Delaware shad.
John J. Weiser & Co., No. ITO East
Fourth street, have just received from the
State of Ohio, a carload OF fine apples.
A thorough-going, reliable and fash
ional merchant tailor inserts his spring
card to-day. 1t Ia from Mr.. James Hard
ing, SIG French street.
There will he another free excursion to
Holly Oak Tomorrow afternoon to give
our citizens chance to select sites for
residences.
John LoRue, who removed TO Twenty
Filth and ratnRll streets. Ninth ward, IL
prepared to contract to Dig cellars and to
do all kinds OF grading.
Michael Ford, OF No 525 East Seventh
street, had his right hand crushed at the
Diamond State Iron Company's Works
on Tuesday afternoon.
Martins Cooling Lotion for sprains
and bruises, also for horses that have fast
work. Prepared by Taylor Il Fullerton,
302 King rect.
The work OF demolishing the rear wall
Of the Old Swedes' cemetery, preparatory
10 LAYING more tracks, was begun by the
/ T., w. IL b. railroad on Monday.
Edward F. Kane has been awarded the
contract for the plumbing and healing
apparatus OF the new residence of George
u. Lobdell, Jr., on Bro0me street.
The public school teachers should moi
be too we're with the little children
about letting them go ont between school
hours. We are all human.
The attention OF the street department
is called to the fact Of lot of rubbist
that some cue has thrown in the street 2
Fifth aud West streets.
The security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company has taken out letters of adm n
istration on the estate OF James RAYMOND
late OF Pencader Hundred
Mise Emily C. Price died at her resi-
dence, near Port Penn, on Wednesday
Her remains will be Inferred to-morroa
morning.
VIM. 7. Carrow, Of Canterbury, Ken
County, has been visiting friends In GU
city. He thinks the prospect for peache
III his fection is fair, ald Is looking for
ward to an improvement In trade.
Brandywine L5dge, /. o. o. r., will
give musical entert iinment aud pub
lie Installation OF lis officers in ODD
fellows' Hall, Highlands, next NJ onda,
evening.
. John J. Weiser s. Co. have removed
their comm ssion business from Fifth ant
, King streets TO No. lilo East Fourtl
street, where they will be pleased to sci
their produce to all buyers.
: Steward & Chandler on receipt q
e postal card or telephone call ITO wi
i ptrsohally call TO zee any one about thei
popular family cual aud kindliuR wood
fiy hem they know how to make tn
lire burn.
h A party of young persons, mostly c
: Bethel A. Nj. Il. Church, met last ever
. Ing al the residence of Ben 4min CIR Ell
!, nj the corner Of Taylor and Wilson sire ct.
. and presented the Rev. ]. X. job sor
t pa ter OF Yon Mission, Ninth aud Wal
nut streets, with pure o; s..
!, Mrs. DIR. Oliver Bliss, Who removed
" Springfield, Mass, a few years ago. Ia
y been visiting friends lis cur city the pas
Z week She will Visit her son who reside
:, in Philadelphia, and after pa sing a ie
! days with him VII return To Springfield
Mr.. b. is enjoying good health and
looking very well