Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
FOURTH EDITION.



Butter taffy at Ferguson's, II e Cd.
Singing canary birds at Harkins' ciga
store, No. 2l5 West Fourth street
Watches, clocks and Jewelry at Mlllar,
p. Davis. Q Z. End st.
Mayor Harrington is confined to hl
house by liberated sore throat
Bush's, French street wharf, is Thu
place to buy your coal.
N. Grady, No. 234 King street, adyer
tises cheap boots and ehoes.
Cabinets, $500 per doz.; one sxl0 pic
tuie hee. 800 Market street.
10 cabinet photos at Cummings gal
lery for %. 500 Market street
II you want your piano moved call j.
d. German. Telephone AS.
l2 fine cabinets for g.. 90, aud one s1lC
rame size free with each dozen, at Hol-
and's. 307 Market street.
The NJ. Z. Church In Mildleiown II
being wired, and will hereaf er be lighted
by the electricity.
John G. Hinkson Of BOOTHS Corner
Pa, is preparing to move to this city and
engage in business.
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800 ernyon now on exhibition at Cum
minss' gallery, 500 Market street.
Lorenzo Long of White Clay Greek
II undred will II hi, stock and farming
utensils on Saturday, the 10Th inst.
A physician in a box is what some
people call Lsxador. They are right, It's
great physic.
For good shave and hair cut 20 10
lOS Z. Third street, the well-know bar
Der.
To go and see the 16x20 crayon pc +
trait Cummings is making for $500
Specimens at tho door. 302 Market ST
The VonCulin Incuba or Co, of Della
ware City, shipped two machiI es to Bur
lipRton, VT, on Wednesday.
Mr.. John Aspril has accepted the posi-
ton of ovelseer OF Mr.. Thomas Dill
woith's creamery, near Port Penn, and
will tako charge on the 18th inst
The wife of Henry c. Jones, of Hllles
Il Jones, residing at No. 1915 Delaware
avenue, on Thursday morning, died from
lneumoDia.
Jesse X. Baylis, treasurer Of the Opera
House, has his great grandfather's razor
l40 years old, which is IN good condition
and which he is still using when occs-
sion demands
William Smith Of Centreyil!e has re-
ceiyed the contract Tor carrying the mail
to and from the railroad TO that place,
and his friends congra' uate him upon
his luck.
Pro-. Joe Bergeaucr, the mimi able
leader of the Op"rl douse orchestra. re-
oetved direct from the publishers IN New
York slS6 worth OF the newest and most
~ pular music.
Through the efforts of w. S. McNair
an order has been secured, with cos = of
trans portation, for the admission OF Irh-
ulnn Thomas of this city to the soldie.s'
lore at Hampton, Va.
TIE Musical aud Literary Society OF
Hanuv, Presbyterian Church Will give
an entertsiumsnt this evening In the lee.
ture room OF that church. All are cor
daily invited. No charge.
The Australian Novelty Company will |
be the atti action at the Opera House on
Monday evening next. This combination
is said to be first-class one, and the
walking of tie human fly on the ce ling
OF the ball is alone worth a visit.
Mr.. David Webb, DR., formerly Of
Delaware City, and Miss Bessie Home
weed, of Newark Del, were married at
the home OF the bride last week. The
bride was attired In dove-cnlored satin.
with orne ments, and locked handsomely
They viii reside near Newark.
Mr.. Charles johnson, of Odessa, has
been awarded the contract for carving
the mails between M!ddl,togn and
Odessa for the coming four years, begin.
ming July ], 1889, Mr.. johnson has lad
the contract for the past fix years and
has given general 81 is;actlon to the
public.
George A. Harvey, OF Paon, Pa. paid
$3.50 for Muse" fine mare, at the sale
ct the late Thomas Massey's stock ON
Saturday last. "Du1y," 2year-old
colt, brought 1854, aud was purcha, ed
BY J. Clayton Massey, of Wilmington;
"Alex," yearlinR, sold for 81 %, and
was purchased by W. e. Ellison.
The Christian Endeavor : ciety of the
| Church or the Covenant will hold their
last bus ness a. d co secration meeting In
the old church home to; light 1T T.3O. II
Is to be hoped that every member will be
there, as IT will probably be our Gas a So
ciety) parting with our pastor, G.. H.
Tucker. May God bless him and us.
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