Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-23

benjamin +. Barttam has returned from
an extended Southern trip.
Parts and attachments for your sewing
machine, also your machine repaired At
the American office, S12 Walnut ct.
Go to Plunkett's, 100 West Front st,
and buy bag OF Blenten Flour, and
make your wife happy
I. J. Talley, 1l4l5 French street, offers
for sale flock OF white Brahma chickens
at low price.
Furniture is being sold at reduced prices
at No. 800 Shipley street, In order to
close out the business.
Mllllners who wish to go to Philadel-
phia, at good salary, should call at once
at No. 2 West Second street.
Amy one wishing to learn to make vests
may hear OF good place by addressing
"Vestmaker," this office.
The juvenile operatta, at the Opera
House, May O, by children's class of Col
legc OF Music, promises TO be very fine
affair.
q. II. Lauer, violin and plano teacher
at College OF Music, will meet any new
scholars tomorrow afternoon. Come
and take lessons from him.
1t cotts Jordan but fl.25 to make
dozen Cabinet photos. That Is why he
can sell them for t2.j0, at No. 6l5I5
Market street.
| The delicious fragrance, refreshing
GOODNESS, and soft beauty impaired to the
skin by PoZzoni's Powder, commends 1t
to all ladies.
Cards have been issued annou- cling the
wedding OF Henry Wort and Miss Lizzie
Smedley, tomorrow evening, at No. 3ll
South jackson street.
The Free WIN Baptist mis- ion has been
removed TO the second story of the build
ing at the southwest corner of Filth and
King streets.
Rev. George r. Kramer preached two
sermons In Institute Hall, ou Sunday, to
large congregations, and on Monday he
returned to his home In Brooklyn.
Register Bradford, on Saturday, issued
letters Of administration on the estate o.
Lydia W. Ridgway, late of St. Georges
hundred, to Mary n. W,lletts.
The Chlllren's NJ ssion Band of the
Presby terian Church will hold "mum'
reception on Wednesday evening in the
old Court House.
Cards arc out for the wedding of Mis-
Mary Z. shaw and Charles w. Bryan, al
The residence OF the mother OF the bride
near this city. on Monday, April 20.
William Lowther, who resides on III
Kcnnett pike, on Monday, lost fin,
black horse valued at l2!5, from lunl
fever
Mrs. Maggie Brady, of West Chester
who has been visiting her mother at No
4O5 ratnal street, tIs CITY, has gone tC
her home.
For photographs go to Holland. HI
makes the finest photographs ia the city
at the very lowest prcej. Gallery, 301
Market street.
Charles j. II. Beckett wi conduct TN
furniture business at No. 726 Marke
street on his own account, the firm o
Beckett & Elliott having been dissolved
alter a few days duration.
Barlow Il Weir are rece wing dali,
new potatoes, asparagus, tomatoes, straw
berries and all kinds of fresh vegetable
at their stalls In the Eighth street market
Telephone Call No. 433.
Samuel s. Adams, Jr., late registr
clerk in the post office and for severa
years City Auditors clerk, has opened
furniture store at No. 5l3 Shipley str, ct
Il next door to the new Red Mems Hall.
The latest rumor is that West Cheste
J is to have silk factory that will civ
n employment 20 number OF hands an
y will require about iorty dwellings 10 &C
d commodate the operatives.
q The elegant gold medal offered b,
Troop b, TO the best drilled man on tn
D night OF their reception, Wednesda
evening of this week, has been o
n exhibition In Ayars d CONS window 70
| lntnp time and has hppn nj cd
!, Frisby b. Clark, harness maker c
| Dover, formerly from Frederick, Del
&c sold his entire stock, good will and fix
lures to Il. /. Batter on last Saturda
Il and started for Oklahoma to secure
homestead.
e If there is a chewer or smoker, snuffe
I or blower In this country that has an
:, interest In quality of goods and d.
II struction OF high prices, let him go dire,
"a to No. East Third street, wins ingtol
Z Del. A. A. CHAPMAN,
a Coal Tar Camphor, l5c.; Tar Paper, 8
h sheet. Sudden changes in temperate
i'll produce colfs--cure them with McInall
70 Syrup Tar, 3bc., The best remedy III ii
market. DAnfortb, druggist, Second al
n Market.
i An election will he held in New Cast
. tu ohLuIuh1 ucAt, iIOn IL o CLOCK, moo
in to O'Clock p. NJ, for two members
49, the Board of Trustees of the New Cast
&c Commons, to fill the vaoancles caused
4 the deaths OF Elmer W. Clark and WI
Il. Lane.
= Harry George, son of Jonathan Geor
III OF New Castle, wss married this morniI
at Georgetown to Miss Kate, daughter
TX Charles w. Cullen, Esq. Mr.. Georl
has been employed with u. A. Lppinct
as OF this city, and after wedding trip III
n will LOCATE here.
I The Detroit, Jr., are organized for t.
u season with the following players:
mr. Ii. Orr, c.; j. HARLEY, p; Haughp
~ 5. g.. G. Grub, Id; u. billiard, %. Y
Estes, 3d.; j. Phillips, C. f.; L. Estes,
f.; w. +. Maguigan, l. f. They wou
like to hear from all clu's under Il yes
of age. Address, G. Grub, manag,
NJ 70l West Front street.
~ The Star, Jr., have organized for
season with the following players: '
or Jones, c.; G. Sheppard, p; W. Wal
e' h.; q. Gray, 2b.i n. Haley, 3D.;
Gasser, ?. s.; H. Brown, l. f.; B. Brow
C. t.. II. A. Brown, r, I. viii rece
challenges from clubs under IL years
age. Apply to Albeit Brown 9O1 Chi
nut street.