Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-09
FOURTH EDITION.



Singing canary birds at Harkins' ciga
store. No. 2l5 West Fourth street
Watches, clocks and jewelry at Milan
y. Davis. 0 Z. 2nd St
Bush's, French street wharf Is tn
place to buy your coal.
Cabinets, $500 per doz.; one sx10 pic
tuie free. 800 Market street.
Henry Evans aud wife went to New
York, on Friday, to visit their daughter
Felt hats can be obtained of Mrs
Carter, No. 400 King street, for IS cents
IL cabinet photos at Cummings gal
lery for Is. 3O2 Market street
II you want your piano moved call J.
d. German. Telephone AS.
Mrs. Harry Parkes of Philadelphia, Is
visiting friends In this city.
The Bayard Legion will not give theft
reception until the latter part OF April.
IL fine cabinets for 81. 90, ard one sxl0
rame size free with each dozen, at Hol-
and's, 307 Market street.
Everybody is Invited to inspect the
$500 crayon now on exhibition at Cum
minss' gallery, 302 Market street
Bethel M. Z. Church, Sussex County,
desires the return OF Rev w, b. Gregg
Tor the coming year.
Rev. J. o. Sypherd, pastor OF the M. e
Church at Laurel, has been asked TO re.
main another year
Rev. O. H. Williams has been asked to
remain at Stockton NJ. &. Church Tor the
coming year.
Rev. @. +. Sheppard has been invited
TO remain at Delaware City NJ. Il. Church
for another year.
Mrs. Elias Rhodes of Bohemia Manor,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Rowland, No. 6l9 Lombard street.
Jester ~ McDaniel's sale of horses to,
DAY was attended by large crowd, aid
horses sold at from $3.50 TO 5000.
Union Cottage meeting this evening at
the house of Brother Cloud, Wright
street, Browntown.
Mr. hamburger, of the firm OF /. II.
Hamburger Il Sons, is paying our city
visit from Baltimore.
Messrs. Rossiter ~ Riley will run their
dancing academy duting Lent two nights
week, Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
For good shave and hair cut go to
ION e. Third street, the well-kn0wn bar
Der.
To 90 and see the l6x2O crayon por
trait Cummings Is making for $500
Specimens at the door. 800 Market ;
Look out for sale OF furniture at us
Market street, ON Friday afternoon at
80 O'Clock.
John G. Baker offers q suitable reward
Tor the retura Of his Newfoundland dog,
t0 No. 7O3 East Filth street.
Eureka Castle A. OK. NC. will atten d
eervices al the Church of the Redeemer,
at Eighth and Adams streets, to- morrow
morning.
The steamer Sandy Hook, being built
by the Harlan Il Hollingsworth Co., for
The Central Railroad Co., OF New Jersey,
VIII be launched next Saturday.
Mrs. j. G. Townsend and s,n, who
have Deen visiting on Madison street at
her brolntr =, w. s. Lednuni, for several
days, lett for her home at New Albany,
Indiana, to-day.
Rev. W. F. Cochran of Asbury NJ. z.
Church at Cfisdtld, Rev. Charles A. Hill
Of Centrevllle, Md, NJ. X. Church, and
Rev. I. l.. Price Of Greensboro, Nd, NJ. |
Il. Church, have each been asked 10 re- |
main another year.
Captain johnson, now residing in
Baltimore, Md, sold bis three story
dwelling, No. 500 West Fifth street, on |
Fhursday for a, 100. 1t is considered
dirt cheap for the &c of the house and |
Its situation.
Rev. !. B. Cooper, pastor Of St. Paups
\. u. NJ. T, Church, South Wilmington,
has the agency for IL book entitled 1.-THE |
10 Coming Wonders, or Events TO Tran |
spire Between 1889 and 1901" All |
should read this book and know for
themselves.
The Women's Christian Temperance |
Union, OF Newark, Del, will hold its
third anniversary Monday evening",
March Is, In Caskty Hall, at 7.45 |
MIS-. Mary I. Lathrop, of Michigan, a
bright lecturer, will make an address. |
All are invited TO be present There will |
be no charge OF admission.
The boy preacher will preach every
night next week Tor the Heavenly Re
eruits, corner Fourth and shipley streets.
Meeting Tomorrow, preaching at 10. 80 a.
M, aud 73O p. m. Love feast at . p. m,
Holiness and faith healing meeting,
Thursday afternoon O'Clock. All are
welcome.