Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-11
FOURTH EDITION
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Aus only pfhC6 iOr lhnnBBuhet 10 ~
A. Wilhelm's, ali shipley street.
Bergner 4 Engel Tannheuser sold by
A. Wilhelm, All Shlpley street
Drink Tannheuser, at A. Wilhelm's,
All Shipley street.
Smith American, the leading organ,
only at Robelen's, 10 Market street.
Pianos of all the good makers, Mt all
prices on easy monthly payments, at IL.
h. Robelen's, 10 Market street.
MY Partner" will be the attraction at
the Opera House commencing on Thurs
day evening.
A sparring exhibition will take place
IN hall on French street, Tuesday even
ing. The admission will he 80 cents.
The Misses l.. left 10 day for a visit
to California, Mexico and the Southern
States
For photographs 20 to Holland. He
makes the finest photographs in the city,
st the very lowest prices. Gallery, 3U7
Market street.
You will never get a better chance
than just now to buy good second
hand piano at bargain. II. Il. Robelen,
40 Market street.
Several hands we've discharged from
the car shops of the jackson & Sharp
Company owing, II 10 said, to q lack OF
work al the present time
New organs for t3G and upwards. A
large stock of second hand organs at all
Market street.
Rev. A. b. Dunaway will preach at
Grace Bapt st Church, Thirteenth aud
French streets, this evening, taking for
his text: "1he Prodigal Son."
DIR. T. l.. Tantum, wife and son, who
have been spending few days ia thls
city, left on Saturday for Florida, where
they will spend the winter.
George H. Boughman, the nawly-
elected chief engineer OF the City Eur
veying Department, gave bonds aud en-
tered upon his new duties ON Saturday.
The members of the Bayard Legion are
requested 10 meet at their headquarters
No. $40 Market street this evening, at =
o'clock.
The Corsta social club will give their
first hop Friday evening, February the
10Th, at Cooney u Mulrine's dancing
academy.
Alvin X. Morrison, Is building q new
pile-driver scow on Weldin's wharf, on
the south side of the Christians, near
Market street bridge.
A public meeting for the purpose of
organizing a branch of the Sexennial
League In this city will be held this even
Ing In the third floor OF the Morning
News building.
The Marine Journal and the American
Ship published in full the address de-
liyered on John Roach by Washington
Hastings, Esq, of this city at the recent
meeting OF the league In Washington.
A certain print formerly engaged on
the REPUBLICAN, but now holding cases
II Philadelphia, has been crossed 10 love,
and since that affair he has taken TO drink
to drown bis aching heart,
Loose no time, but go to Cummings
Gallery, 800 Market street, and leave
your orders for one Of his l6x20 crayon
portraits for $500, This oger < cd fol-
60 days.
Edward Thatcher and wife OF Warren
county, N. j., have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. James Brown, near st.
James Church, Mi Greek Hundred.
They are in good health, and will leave
Tor their home IN & day or two.
" "aiN iShti hAhk 'iNAt VI 1HhltT-
day afternoon one Of the drivers of a
coach, belonging to Mr.. Harry Lowe, lost
control OF his horses, when the pole went
crashing through the windows OF a coach
AHEAD Of 1t, smashing the glass into
pieces. No other damage was sustained.
Mr.. George II. Hughes was elected
superintendent of the Riveryiew Gene
terry, add will take possession In the
spring. Mr.. Hughes Is a wood worker
At Mr. Frank Clymer'ss tlops. corner OF
m n%lDi anu '.rsgo tgSe's, aud i!s gentle
men. $50 : Wv wa =
Mr.. J. Davis Sisler, OF the firm of Har-
vey " Sisler, Wholesale grocers has pur
CHASED the handsome residence of Mr.
Heniy B Seidel, No. 1904 Delaware ave.
nue., where he will remove about the 25tt
OF March. Mr.. 5eidel W II remove to New
York in few weeks. as will also DR.,
Stewart, his son-in law.
A well-known gentleman's wife dIet
one day last week and was buried OIL
sunday. The husband, who had no
E been living with her for come time beior,
her death, visited the house for the pur
. pose of taking q look at the deceased
: when the parents gently assisted him t.
I the door with the remark that his presenc
: was not wanted In their house and as b
a had iailtd to tieat his wife right whel
) alive he should hardly wish to look upoI
e her face when dead. The husband re
. sentt d the Intrusion and said he wonl
> call pc tceman to help assert his rights
4 which he said the law gave him, w
e thind the parents were right about VIII
t should come into their house, and theI
. wishes should have been respected.