Daily Republican., 1889-07-30

Try Taylor's Dime Express, 210 Mar.
k.t, Phila.
Willard F. DavlA the jeweler, No
East Second street
Ladies' gold watches. Willard F. Davis,
East Second street.
Bush's, French street wharf Is the
place to buy your coal
DR.. s.mms' eye cure, the famous eye
remedy.
Mrs. Annie Miller OF this city is visit.
ing friends at Lebanon.
Fifteen workmen were layed of last
evening. at the Pullman Car Works.
DIR. Simms' blood purifier, the great
remedy to make pure blood.
Miss Lo.tie Kelley will spend her sum
ner vacation at Sea Isle City.
The Rev. Paul Isenschmid aud family
Will spend the latter part OF August at
Cape May Point.
L. scheu has been appointed q sub
letter carrier at the post Office.
Martin Keogh has Just completed two
brick dwellings on Claymont street near
Eighth for James Riley.
The Order OF Railway Brakemen will
picnic at Brandywire Springs next Sat-
urday.
Excelsior Council, U z. A., will give
au excursion to Augustine Pier on
August 10.
A reward OF t5 will be paid for the re-
turn OF sky terrier dog to No. 4O5
Washington street.
Balance Of ice coolers and freezers at
reduced prices; also tinware at No. 222
King street.
Watches and jeweiry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. o East
Second street.
Tin roofing, spoutlng, old roofs re-
paired and painted. z. Chambers, No.
222 King street.
Go TO smeltz & Co., No. Is East Fourth
street, for peaches, melons, cantaloupes
and sweet potatoes.
Go to Plunkett's. 106 West Front at.
and buy bag OF Blepton Flour, and
make your wife happy.
Ladies' who value refined complexion
must use PoZzoni's Powder-It produces
q soft and beautiful skin.
For the finest cabinet photographs at
the very lowest prices try Cummings, the
photographer. 500 Market street,
The seth anniversary of Mechanics
Lodge, L o. o. r., TO Ibe celebrated this
evening. After lodge there will be a
spread at Farra's.
Don't pay big prices, when you can get
bargains by going to Smeltz " Co.
wholesale and retail commission house,
No IL T.. Attn street.
Miss Estella NJ. Fleming, of this city,
left here this morning for the purpose OF
visiting her uncle, Ezekiel Fleming, OF
Harrington, Del, for two weeks.
Posner & Co., No. sos Market street,
sre selling straw hats, ribbons, stockings,
mitts, jerseys, &C., at half price,
George Otis, is visiting his parents IN
this city. He 10 studying for the priest.
hood near Baltimore. He says there's nc
place Ike Wilmington.
Any one wishing good, strong market
dearborn, at from els to S2O, may be &C.
eommodated by calling on splcer s
bickel, No. 206 East Fourth street.
Bernard B. MsGargle, representa- I
ouckley, Ward Il CO., Is In the city tc
day trying to sell our newspaper mer
some of his india rubber, never teal
news.
Joseph Godfrey, Waterman at the gat,
OF the Pussy q Jones Works, who is Wis
ting seavllle, N. j., wrote a letter to Mr.
Hogue, that he had causht several trou
weighing as high as 25 pounds Next.
Daniel Farra, while in the First Ma
tional Bank yesterday, found pocket
book containing about 60, which he lief
with the teller OF the bank, who returne,
II to the owner, Mr.. Simmons the light
house keeper.
! William II. Shepardfon, ianitor ant
Sunday Waterman at the post office ha.
resigned his position and Levin Ii
Collius, colored, of Front street an,
Bayard avenue has been appointed to tn
position.
Mr., George Heller, WHO lie slightly in
disposed, will spend the day at sei
Breeze. He will enrobe himself In on
OF those fashionable bathing suits, an,
between taking salt water bath an,
promenading on the sandy beach 1t |
safe to say George will have ple,san
time.
Prof Cooley, president of the WI
mington Commercial College, In com
pauy with his wife, stared this atternool
for the Cattskill mountains, New York
and he expects to find increased healt
and strength in that noted region t
carry him through his labors during til
autumn torn oil his popular Institution