Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
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ket, Phila.
Governor Biggs was in the city this
morning.
Mnlard T. Davis, the jeweler, No. 9
East eecond street
Ladies' gold watches. Millard F. Davis,
kast Second street.
Bush's, French street wharf. Is the
place to buy YOUR coal. a
Be sure of No. 3I5 when you want
photographs at Beecher' b.
The excursion OF the seseon TO Bay
Ridge on July 10, by West Church choir.
Ralph Stone has entered on the study
of law with Hon. Anthony Higgins.
Deputy Judge William I. Lyman and
Mrs. Lyman left to-dayto pass the sum-
mer near Yorklyn, ChriAtiana hul dred.
Watches and jeweNry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. 8 East
Second street.
60 to Plunkett's, 108 West Front st.
and buy bag Of Blepton Flour, and
make your wife happy.
The best thing in this town Ia a crayon
portrait maze by Cummings, the photog
rspher, 302 Market street.
Everybody chews Cor sort tobacco but
ihoae that are late, and they will in few
minutes. Ask your caller for 1t.
Thomas j. Riley and wife wish a posi-.
lion on mix farm, as may be seen by
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The directors of the stcurity Trust and
Safe Deposit Company, have declared a
semi-annual dividend Of two and q half
per cent.
a. E. DeSormandie, the jeweler, 503
ehlpley street. Cheapest reliable store
10 the city for watches jewelry, chains,
etc.
For photographs go 10 Holland. He
makes the hnest photographs in the city,
A. the very lowest pritea Gallery, S07
Market street
All kinda OF vegetables fruit, prod uce
butter aud eggs can be had at Welsh &
Co.'S new store, Eleventh and Adams
streets. Fresh and salt meats a speciality.
AT almceting OF Wilmington Council
No l, q. U. A NJ. on Thursday eve.
ming, the following officers were in.
stalled
Charles r. GriIlth, Frank L. Baker
and Edward Z. Hanf, win sail for Eu-
rope on Saturday. The will be gone
some two months.
Mr.. Eugene MessIck ID erecting a large
shed 10 front Of his brick stable On West
Ninth near Jackson street, to recommo.
date the carriages of his customers
Mt. Salem and Riddles Sunday
ssuoois VIII picnic In Bancroitsgrove on
thursday. Addresses will be delivered
6y the Rev. L. L. Barrett and Presid ny
Elder Murray. There also will be base,
ball and other psstime.
Mrs. Garrett Hart has returned from a
visit to Mrs, Mills OF Cl4, ton, Mrs. DR..
Peryis OF Mlddletown, aud Mics MolIie
Hart oil Townsend.
James Kenney of the Southern Branch
OF the National Home iot Disabled Vol
uuteer Soldiers at Ham pton, Va, VIII,
has been on prolonged visit to friends
in this city, returned to the home yes
tcrjay.
Geo. NJ. Brambe, who occupies the
Latimcr farm at Delaware Junction,
Christians Hundred, has some 80 acres of
moving grass for tale Mt reasonable
sum.
Clerk Kelly, Of the Clayton House, was
the recipient oi a beautiful satdonyx
ring yesterday, the gift OF Mrs. Flora
Brown, who has been stopping at the
hotel ior some time past
Prof. Ferd. Fullmcr has started on his
sunMner vacation, 10 which he will visit
Rehoboth, Long Branch, Saratoga, At
lantic City and Cape May.
Governor Biggs has al pointed Willard
Hall Porter, Esq, to represent Delaware
at the Fourth of July exercises to he
held Ia Philadelphia by the governors of
the thirteen original states,
Councilman Thomas Johntou and
family started To-day foI their farm In the
northern part Of Virginia, Mr. johnson took
with him $3.50 worth Of fireworks, and
be says he is going to ehjoy the glorious
Fourth in 'ye 0laeq iiaS way"
Professor @. W. Wallace, late OF the
Wilmington Commercial College, left
yesterday Tor brief visit to New York
| and Canada. In the ial| he will enter the
western Normal College st shenadoah,
Ia, and take an advanced course OF study
in literature.
George w. Compton bf Chester, Pa.
has been awarded the contract for paint.
ing and repairs at the custom house. The
amount to be expended pn the work will
not exceed $500.
At the Fourth of July exercises of St,
Paul's NJ. e. Sunday school, next Sun.
day, William PAwley Will read the Dec
laratton OF Independence, and the Rev.
w. p. Swartr will deliver an address.
The sum of 100 ouL of the needed
Sc, eco has been subscribed for the ex.
penses, purchases, &C. bf the new loca-
tion of the Delaware Field Club grounds
at the ''Grldron," near Aliens brick
yard, Christiana Hundred
Councillor, Jas. Keinar J.; V. c., Chester
Brown X s., IL. Is. bterner ; A. S.,
owen Ford +. g., James Davis Treas
urer, j. y. Nynich Secretary. William
Weyl Ex., Eugene awley |. r., j.
Barks D. p, James llough Trustee,
&. T, Reeves.
Bay Ridge is a beautiful spot and you
eau do no better than to 20 there with
West Church choir.
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