Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-19
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For catarrh. smoke Pine Needle cigars.


Fine neckware, very cheap, ct Wyatt
x Co 6O3 Market street.
Driving gloves. Soc, 75c., s1.o0, a,
Wyatt 81 Co., 6O3 Market street.
''Two-ten" Market is Rose hats, gents
furnishing and notions Xmas presents.
For Sore Throat, Catarrh and Asthma,
smoke Allan's Pine Needle Cigars.
Miss Besulah and Mis- Emma Cook
of this city are visiting in Philadelphia.
Port Penn Metbodlsts will hold fes-
tigal and supper In their church on the
18th and goth inst Oysters and poultry
OF various kinds will be in abundance, as
well as confectionery, cream, cake, etc. +,
usually found at festivals. All are in
yited.
Cards arc ont for the marriage OF Frank
W. Todd OF Allegheny City, Pa, formerly
OF this city, to Matte Z. Davis OF Edge
moor, for December 20.
George A. Taylor, grocer. at Third and
King streets, has purchased house of
Robert McCaulley, Jr., on VanBuren
street between Eighth aud Ninth, for
1900. He will furnish It and move into
1t some time next month.
The Belts Machine Company advertise
/ ~ SNfNh 81 hioh-SiooS
Geo. r. Townsend & Co. have q first
class dairy farm for rent.
New raisins, curranis, citron, orange
and lemon peel at lowest market prices.
George A. TaY.or, N. L. cor. Third and
King streets.
If you want good dry, clear coal Fell
Y Joseph have 1t under their big shed, at
Front and Madison streets. Delivered by
accommodating drivers.
Handsome new style upright pi,nos
by knsbe, Behr Bros, Ivers & Pond,
Behring, Schubert aud others. II. +.
Rooelen, 7l0 Market street.
A lot OF used organs, many of them as
good as new, by Estey, Mason Il Ham
lin, Wilcox ~ White and others, at bar
gains. II. Y. kobelen, ITO Market St
The Boys Department OF No. school
will rehearse for their Christmas enter
tainment on Fri lay next, under the
leadership of G. B. Rhosds.
VIM. Stafford, who Is occupying q
farm belonging to Mr.. Colburn, near
Delaware City, has taken one OF the
farms OF Geo. q. Lobdell, near Hazel
Dell Park, and will remove to It the 18th
Of next March.
j. T. Templemap, on Market street,
Smyrna, has purchased farm near
blsckbiId, and will move there the LIST Of
the year.
The regular monthly meeting Of the W.
q. I. U. will be held at their heAdquar-
tiers, 500 Market street, on Friday at 8 d.
IN. A. U. Mentinhall, sec'y.
Flap-jacks, mullins, waflles, biscuit.
puddiugs can be made the incest and best
from U. s. Persons pure foods. Flour
aud feed store, 9Th and King.
For your Xmas cakes call on Mrs. NJ.
j. Weyl, East Second street. Fruit
cake speciality. Give us call.
John Farrell and Mrs. Annie Whitaker
were married at the residence of his
father, Edward Farrell, In Smyrna, on
| "wednesday morning At 1880 O'Clock, by
Rev. q. W. Dame.
W. Geo. Hill, of Smyrna, has orders
for nine carloads OF corn for Sussex
county to supply ,hose farmers who did
not raise enough for their bread. II is
being shipped on the cob.
Miss Berthe Harwool, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs. James
Greer.
Miss Gay of Washington gave her
s Sh su'aa "eeS Sn. reaninss ptiore the
SI"n,nI H. oiuu l., tne paiIofs oil the
o''J ~" AiOuso y's'eiu"y AFTERNOON
Miss Anna f. C. McCloskey, who has
been transferred from her position as
teacher IN No. school to No. 4, enter
tanned her former pupils at her residence
on Tuesday evening.
Samuel j. Stanley aud Miss Minnie II.
Garnet OF this city were married by the
Rev. Edward Scull at Wayne, Delaware
County, Pa, on last Thursday evening.
A petitlon ia beino cIrculated FIR AZ,
natures asking the Mayor and Cousrii
to place a fire alarm Al tha cornsr Of
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