Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-05

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DIR. simms' eye cure, the famous eye
remedy.
Try Taylor's Dime Express, 21O Mar.
, KIT. Phila.
Willard F. Davis. the jewcler, No. s
East Second street
All kinds of cakes at weyls, No. Z
East Second street
Bush's, French street wharf Is the
place to buy your coal
The finest tintypes in the city at Hol-
ards, S07 Market street.
DIR. simms' blood purifier, the great
remedy to make pure blood.
The choicest brands of wine, liquor and
Cigars at the Delaware House.
Board by the day or week ut the Della
ware House. No. 5l3 Market street.
Mrs. Frank Cooling nee Guthrie with
her two children is visiting her parents.
Watches and jewelry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. 0 East
Second street.
II you want to get good peaches and
iruit OF all kinds SO to Smeltz Il Co., Ia
K. Fourth street.
60 to Plunkett's, 108 West Front ct.
and buy bag OF Blenton Flour, aud
make your wife happy.
L. K. Bowen and John NJ. Bowen have
withdrawn from the Wilmington Print
ing Company.
The Fame Hose Excursion Ass citation
will meet this evening. A full attendance
is requested.
Rev. w. L. 8. Murray, Phi. D., will
nraOrh NJ n II =.
80 p. IN. After the sermon he will hold
the quarterly conference.
Taylor II Fullerton's Favorite Worm
Syrup. All children can take IL, as It Ii
pleasant TO the taste. 25c. bottle. Tay-
Tor & Fullerton.
The $3.50 acre farm OF Samuel Weller OF
kenton hundred, has been sod to the
Farniers' Bank OF Dover, by Sheriff
Fennimore for 5000.
John r. Wilson, of Kent county, has
gathered about 1000 baskets nom 10 acres
planting Of early potatoes.
Cards have been Issued for the mar
riage of Joseph I. Garrett OF Chester, To
Miss Lizzie b. Webb of Smyrna, on Sep
tember ll;h, at the brides home.
IL. L. Brown, of No. 1l2 Orange street,
fed about 200 horses at the fair yesterday
charging for care and feed only % cents
each.
Toppin & Stewart keep light lunch
cafe near the poultry entrance Of the
main building OF the fair. and are doing
hourishing business at popular prices.
James ]. Jsnvier, OF McDonough, has
cow which is the mother of nine calves
at five births.
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Goeding OF the Conference Academy, is
quite III with typhoid.
William II. Davis of Milford, has a
sunfower 10 feet high, upon which there
are 20 flowers.
Wilbur F. Burnite of FELTON,, Is spoken
OF as probable candidate for the Demo
cratic gubernatorlal nomination.
Twenty saloons and Ii drug stores IN
this city will apply for liquor licenses at
the September term OF court.
Peaches have brought the farmers in
the immed ate vicinity OF Mi ford about
zoo, 900 this season. although there was
not a fourth OF q crop.
The concert given on Wodneeday
evening In the Presbyterian Church Al
Glasgow, Pencader hundred, by Mr. al d
Mrs. J. 7. Clymer, Miss Virgie Conner
ard Mr.. Henry EalId, with Lewis T.
wilson as accompan'st, was quite well
ATTENDED and passed off very pl asantly.
The Rev. David j. Deal, wife aud four
children from ,lohnsjown, Pa, Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Clark at their resi-.
dence, No. l, w. Eleventh street. The
Reverend gentleman II he stops over Sun
day Will In all probability oc upy the
west Presbyterian pu pit on that day.
NJ. T. Pool has bought the Cotter Bro,. ;
stock OF boots aud shoes, nj the northeast
corner Of Eighth ard Sou hstreets, Phla-
delphe. He has removed his goods from
Lis Ridge avenue store 10 his new pur-
chase, whtrc ha will be pleased TO see his
many Wilmington friends.
Mr., Phil. G. Brayton, advance agent Of
the Davidson q Austen d" Guilty With
out Crime Company" is In our city look
ing after the billing and newspaper work
OF his company. He reports the Gem
pany doing good business right from
the start. Mr.. Il. IS wide awake, thor.
ouRh little busincss man perfect gentle
man TO transact business with.
Mr.. William II. Foulk, to bring the
fact to the attention OF MS good wife that
they had been married thirty three years
ch "A
pair Of diamond ear rings in token OF
his admiration for her Ho also t.eated
her 10 Welt to Hazel Dell Fair In the
afternoon. We wish them many more
years of married bliss
Mr.. Lowell Mason, an old theatrical
manager, is in our city looking after the
Interests OF the greatest OF all pfestidlgita
tors, Prof Miller o! London, who per
forms the most startling and wonder nj
teats OF gerdemain. He throws out 0
$1,000 challenge to any other peison VIII,
can duplicate his perfoI mances. Hi,
sword trick, being bllndfolded when per
forming, is alone worth the price of Gd
mission. he will allow his hands TO b,
handcuiIed with pair OF irons borrowed
f ON Chief OF Police swiggett, aud merel,
blow his breath upon them when the;
drop of ae easily as II they had been un
locked. Prof. Miller will appear at til,
Opera House tomorrow evening.