Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
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East Second street
All kinds Of cakes at weyls, No. 4;
East Second street.
Ladies' gold watches. Millard f. Davis
East Second street.
: Bush French street wharf is ths
place to buy your coal.
The finest untypes in the city at Ilol-
ard's. 307 Market street.
The choicest brands of wine, liquor and
c'gars at the Delaware House.
Wholesale depot for Mason fruit lars,
1. Lewis Row. AIS King street.
Board by the day or week at the Della
ware House, No. 5l3 Market street.
Watches and jewelry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. o East
Second street.
II you want N get good peaches and
fruit of all kinds 90 to Sneltz & Co, is
4. Fourth street.
GO to Plunsett's, 1Oa West Front st.
and buy bag OF Blenton Flour, and
make your wife happy.
young lady may Hnd a good si,ua.
ton In a sto.e Ly addressing "Dry
Goods," this Office.
Alohzo Foster, who he's beer speudlnQ
few days In Baltimore, returned home
Yesterday. He reports having had good
time.
Kew. Mr.. keigwin and wife, who have
ben fpen Ing few weeks 10 tho Eastern
states, have returned homo in fair health.
Notwithstanding the reports to the con.
tray.
For photographs go 10 Holland. ue
makes the finest photograph In the city
at the very Invest prices. Gallery, 307
Market street.
Tho congregation Of Forest Pfefb ,te.
rian Church at Midllctowu has exten led
a call 10 Rev. Charles N. Eros, of Della.
ware Water Gap, Pa.
G. Wesley Pyle has acccn.ea y position
IN HamhuFLer's shoe ter o. Nark I
street, where he will be plea ,oI to see all
his friends and former patrons.
Mrs. Martha Saudain of Mlddlctown
iell while walking across tho yard few
days ago and fractured bonein her hin.
She Is about rs years of age, and suffers
greatly from this injury.
A mad dog passed through Middletown
last Monday and hit severrl dogs. He
was Afterwards shot by a farmer near the
Head OF Sassafras.
Tho portrait OF w. n. Robinson, the
dealer In cigars and tobacco at No liz
East Fourth street, APPEARS in another
column.
Tho soft glow Of the tea rose Ia &C.
qnirel by ladies who use Pozzoni's Com.
plexion Powder Try It.
Mira. McConahay and daughter of
peisware City are preparing to go to
Loe Angeles, CAL, where Mr.. McConahay
"a engaged IN the fruit business.
Miss Jessie ITuthll of O 'ossa, Del. was
rendered reception by q number OF |
friends at her uncle's residence, No. l,CO |
oraIge street, on Wednesday evening.
Howard Pyle of this city is making A |
weeks trip through the State of Mary |
land, In which he takes in the celebra-
tlon of the battle of North Point at Balti- |
more.
Sergeant Byrnes Of Fort Delaware and |
Miss Annie Maxwell, daughter of The |
late Sergeant Maxwell Of Fort Delaware.
were married at the Catholic rectory at |
Delaware City on Wednesday evening.
S. n. Sncitz &c Co, No. IS East Fourth |
stree, have just resolved two carloads Of |
tho huest waterInelons ever brought TO |
this city, and they are selling like hot |
casse. Call andsee them.
--.The father OF Conductor Al.Uuches. OF
the LandenberR br' nh of the d. Il O.
railroad, died at Hickory Grove, near
Oxford, Pa, oil Wednesday evening.
c. J. WAhler. No. sll Market street.
Will give q handsome silver thimble to
every purchaser Of goods at his grand
mil orening Of hats and bonnets Ia.
morrow, the l4th Inst, as may TO seen by
reference to Advertisement on our frst
page.
Dr.. J. C. NcCoy's bl ok mare Gypfey
Girl, from Maple Valley Stock Farm
fencader Hundred won second place in
the 2.33 races at Fimlico, Baltimore
Tuesday. Iu thl flui heats she came in
i,2, 3, 4, winning the first in . 80.
George w. Crnikshank. ESQ. has
abandoned his intention ofstartiug a pew
Democratic paper in Elk on and has ac-
cepted the position of olltor and business
u anager of the Cecil Democrat, OF which
he was formerly owner.
The two little daughters of Mr.. Willard
Pyle, No. llO] franklin street, aged 6
ana years respectively, gave soap
bubble party on Thursday afternoon.
" 'H'N'' "eS eNsShAoo bJ -bbNtu IlLllb
boys and girls, who enjoyed the sport
very highly, including TIE confectionery
and fruits which graced he dining room
table, as well az the music that had been
provided for the occasion.
Th9 Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Co. BROUGHT suit before E6q., Wilson Of
Middletown last Tuesday, to recover the
pr'ce ola sewing machine from John Z,
Webb which Mrs Webb Rad purchased.
On the testimony of Mr.. Webb that he
Immediately notified the agent to take
the machine away, and that he had nc.
elected to do so, the referees decided
there was no cause for action, leaving
the company to pay 1870 costs.
Thu Clayton Call says: "James Nc
Carttr, who lives near Townsend, was a
caller at this office Saturday. He tells us
OF wonderful freak oil nature in his
possesbion-a :our-legeed duck about six
weeks old. The extra legs protruhe
from the right side OF the body and are
not quite as long as the natural ones. He
obtained the eggs from Mrs. Miles c.
Jones, near Colts station. He has been