Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-15
FOURTH EDITION.


A flrst-class fnisher on coats can find
good job at No. 2O3 Orange street.
A. Z. DeNormsndie. the jeweier, 500 Ship
| ley street.
Thermometers, all sizes and prices, at
Taylor & Fullertons, 500 King street.
Delaware eggs and Pennsylvania butter
daily. spicer & bicsel.
Oysters, clans and crabs at Ainscow's,
No 707 Shipley street,
10 nne cabinets for 800, and one sKi0
rsme size free with each dozen, at Hol-
and's, 307 Market street.
Limits Lozenrers, safe and sure remedy
for dyspepsia. Taylor * Fullerton, 800
King street.
Ladies and children should see the
Dime Museum, 20 Market street. 1t Is
very interesting. Admission, only loo.
The Fame and Delaware Truck Com.
panies each have a sick horse on their
hands.
A good salesman is wanted at No. 1l5
East Fourth stree, to sell cigars from a
wagon and take ORDERS.
Miss Louisa Marshall Of Washington
is sitting Mrs. s:ansbury Murray of this
city.
VI pOlltG lOlAtt hd'
teadeied his resignation TO Mayor Har-
rington.
Parts and attachments for your sewing
machine, also your machine repaired at
the American office, sla Walnut st.
Charles Dougherly lost a valuable
horse on Saturday last OF congestion OF
the lungs.
Go 10 Plunketts, LOG West Front st,
and buy bag Of Blenton Flour, and
make your wife happy.
Miss Estelle Bright returned home on
Saturday from weeks visit In Chester,
Pa.
Mis- Eliza Corbit. formerly Of St.
Georges, but now Of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Mrs. Il. 7 Warner.
George Norris, who was recently In
jured at his place of business on Second
street, by the burs ing of grindstone, is
rapidly improving.
good assortment of boots and shoes
may be found at No. Ill West Second
street, as may be seen by reference to our
advertising columns.
Emil Beck, Thirteenth aud Heald
streets, oilers fine young Guernsey COW
for sale at reasonable price. Also
Twin baby coach.
1t costs Jordan but $1.25 to make a
dozen Cabinet photos. That IS why he
can cell them for $3.50, at No. 6l5l?
Market street.
Martin Beadeukopf and wife and WIN.
Beadenkopt started for Europe on Satur-
day morning, to be absent several
months.
For photographs go to Holland. H0
makes the finest photographs 10 the city,
at the very lowest prices. Gallery, 307
Market street.
The DUPONT Drum and Fife Corps,
with Their new plumes and drum major
staff will visit Chester this evening to pay
friendly visit.
VIM. P. Cresson is Offering for eale or
rent large furnished house, with stable,
lawn, garden. etc, at Clar non"t ut
reas e'~,uie price.
Board oil directors CT Choral Club have
fixed the date for the presentation of the
opera Bohemian Girl" on June 18th and
! l4lh
Why not take lessons on violin or piano
| from a masterl Make arrangements at
| COLLEGE of Music on either OF these in
struuents.
L. Calvan Bertolette, United States
cadet, sailed from Havre, France, on
saturday, for New York, on the lie
Bretague, and is expected to arrive in
| New York on the 22d Inst.
There will be a special meeting of the
Delaware Field Club this evening, at
o'clock, at the office of Heald 81 Go.
Matters OF importance, including the
question OF grounds, will be considered.
-,
busy making photographs, old or young
babies or children, all the same. 10 best
cabinets for only $500. Be sure of mum
Der 3l5 Market.
Barlow & Weir are receiving DAILY
new 20 toes, asparagus, tomatoes straw.
berries and all kinds oil fresh vegetables
at their sta Is in the Eighth street market
Telephone call No, Alb.
The children's singing classes of tn
College of Music rehearse the cantata
Cadets Picnic," every Monday an,
Wednesday afternoons, and some Of TIL
J solo parts are taken by voices which ar
surprising In children so young.
Running Wild" is a musical fare
comedy In three acts, by Charles 7. Vim
cent and Kennett Lee which will appea
for the second time this season al til
Opera House, on Friday evening.
The dedication Of the NJ z. Church
CsloIa, Md, was postponed, as Pr
: siding Elder Murray was not able to b
a pr,tent on Sunday, owing to his engage
4 ment to preach at ut. Pleasant NJ. 4
. Church at p. IN.
II there Is chewer or smoker. snuEe
or blower In this country that has an
Interest IN quality of goods and d,
l. struction OF hgh prices, let him go direc
e to No. East Third street, Wilmington
# Del. A. A. CHAPMAN.
Z Professor Webster is fitting up the matt
.e forum at Fourth and Jefferson street
e aud will open the same about the first {
June for the accommodation OF all VIII
n wish. to take swim.
le George Albert, well-knowu in music.
circles, and member OF Hyatt's Militar
e. Band, ia becoming a fine performer on IL
re ouphonium. BIri;one p ayers will loo
u out for him.
IN Harry Schllce, late Of the firm
- SCh,lce and Barlow, has taken stalls MOI
- 10, Ill, 1l2 ard ll3 in the Eighth stree
market house, where lie will keep o
~ hand poultry, fruit etc, which he wi
70 cell at lowest market prices.
a. Mr.. Hiram Moore, of White Clo
t, Creek Hundred. was in this city on sa
rs urday last, electioneering tor his So
le james, who wishes to secure the nomini
ton OF the Republican party for assess,
of the Northern District.
A. R. Morrison of New Castle has col
III trGc'ed to have the piers and iloatln
4 docks at Woodland Beach ready for III
he by June 10. This, in connection with Ii
n. fact that 1000 tons Of steel rails hs,