Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25
FOURTH EDITION.


Beecher's gallery Is numOer olo'
Be sure of No. Sl6 when you want
photographs at Beecher's.
12 cabinet photos and one Sxlo picture
for $500. Cummings, 500 Markets.
The most and best pictures for you
money-Bsecher's ga lery, $40 Market
Call and see the New No. Z, American
Sewing Machine, at $40 Walnut street.
Call at $40 King aud look at the spe
display of flowers and fancy hats.
DR.. shor!lidge is lying We % Ii at HIS
r,s'asnce In the Ninth wa MS
A: z: DeSormAndie' lie jewelar, 50, Ship
Inc Bayr-rd legion Social will give a
pau ID Institute Hall Maya
Col. q. b. Mclutire Is visiting VIII
.nington to-day. The Colonel Is looking
In excellent health.
Limits Lozengers, iafe and sure remedy
for dyspepsia. Taylor " Fullerton, 1902
King street.
The Thursday night class will give Its
closing sociable at Webster's dancing
academy to night
Charles Sumner Post, No. 4, G. A. r.,
will give a stereopticon entertainment at
New ark this evening.
The application for liquor license by
James NJ. Barton of the Novelty Theatre,
has been Withdrawn.
The FortuightIy Club will give 60
ciab'c in Wchst.r's dancing academy toy
morrow night.
Parts and attachments for your sewltg
machine, also your machine repaired at
the American office, Sl2 Walnut st.
60 to Plunkett's, 1906 West Front ct,
and buy a bag of Benton Flour, and
make your wife happy.
Will.om "ornte OF this city made pro-
hlbi,ion speech at Chester, Pa, last even
ing.
Grand Master j. s. Dobbs and a rum
Der OF officers of the Masonic Grand
Lodge ytited Milford Lodge last evening.
Mrs. Henze, No. 32l East Fourth street,
has splen I'D assortment of masquerade
costumes, which she will hire out at very
reasonable rates.
Congressman Pennington has appointed
Thomas Clayton Frame of Wyoming to
the vacant cadetship at the Naval Acad-
envy.
1t costs Jordan but S1.25 to make
dozen Cabinet photos. That Is why he
can sell them for $3.50, at No. 615lS
Market street.
viii open a big bargain in 25c. sus.
pendeTs at be, pair Tor 25c., for one
week, commencing Friday, April Goth.
Giles Il Rudolph, 7O3 Market street.
For photographs go to Holland. lie
makes the finest photographs In the city,
at the very lowest prices. Gallery, 307
Market street.
Try an Excelsior cooking crock. They
are the acme of perfection and low in
price. Wholesale and re all hesdquar-
t'Is, Rows China Depot, Alb King st.
The heat rarely breaks an Excelsior
cooking crock. 1t is pure AID un-
equaled for stewing, cooking and pre-.
serving. For sale by |. Lewis Row, Alb
King street.
Edwin X. Maban has taken the place OF
Frederick Il. Meyer in the office of the
Wrttern Union Telegraph Company in
this city, Mr.. Meyer having been trans
ie!red to New York.
The gentlemen of Mrs. Zinn's Wedneg-
day night class gave the ladies reception
~ Wehster's dancing academy last night.
There were about 100 persons present, and
Robert Graves catered for the party.
Mr.. G. Bell, said t. he resident of
Wilmington, has been appointed mail
agent on the bandenberg branch OF the
y. Il o. Railroad to succeed Thomas
Conner, May l.t.
Barlow II Weir are rece' wing daily
new potatoes, asparagus, tomatoes, straw
berries and all kinds OF fresh vegetables
at their sta Is In the Eighth street market.
Telephone call No. 45j.
Rev. ]. II. Simms, NJ. D., will have
charge Of the Friday meeting tomorrow
in Fletcher Hall, over Dol Market street
AZ 3 p. NJ. A cordial Invitation Is ex-
tended to all Christians.
large water main Is being laid on
Twenty-tbird street for the convenience
Of numerous persons who are building.
and about to build, at "Creston.' This
is becoming a iayorite spot for purchasers
OF ground.
The Commissioners OF Regitt alton ard
eli ction desire all who have received no.
tice as inspectors or c'erks TO reI ort at
o ce al the office, No. 8 Est Fitch str ct
as they wish to finish up tie appoint
ments this week.
The Jewell Filter Company, OF Chi
cago, have shipped a Alter TO this city,
and yesterday Mr.. Jewell exhibited biz
filter TO the officials OF the Waur De-
partment. Bids for four filters Of $50, 900
gallons will be opened next Tuesday
evening,
An Episcopal Chapel is to be erected at
Clayton at once. The lot has been donated
by ]. N. Mills. n ar st. Paul NJ. L.
Church, and the frame for the same by
f. Fleming of Harrington, and VIM.
Taylor OF Middetown The enterprise Il
under the charge of Rev. e. W Dame Of
Smyrna.