Daily Republican., 1889-07-18

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Ladies' gold watches. Willard F. Davis
East Second street
Bush's, French street wharf, is th,
place to buy your coal.
BE sure OF No. 3l5 when you wan
( photographs at Beecher's.
! Prairie hay, 20 cents per 100 lbs. Tat.
nall Bros, 10l Maryland avenue.
| Denison Il Peach are selling grocerle.
at No. l02 East Fifth street at lowest
rates.
| For the finest tin-types made In this
city go to Cummings gallery, 302 Mar
ket street.
BalaLce of ice coolers and freezers al
reduced prices; also tinware at No. 22a
King street.
a'John A. Grlflin, Esq, who now resides
on .CLe'ton Avenue, Germantown, Pa,
visited our city to-day.
Joseph l. Taggatt, ESQ.,, of New Castle,
Was in our city to day, iof the purpose OF
transacting business.
Watches and iewelry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. East
Second street.
Tin rooflrg, spouting, old roofs re-
pared and painted. A. Chambers, No.
222 King street.
D. II. KiuLd, grocer, Tenth aud Spruce
streets, has sod Lis gray mare to Hiram
Ye ger foc $3.50.
IL cabinet pilot and one i6xeo crayon
70 trait for S5,UJ. Cummings gallery,
| 3U2 Market street.
COOLEY X BALDWIN will have another
sale Of cows at Booths Corner, Pa, next
Monday afternoon.
Go to Plunkett's, 106 West Front st.
and buy bag of BleDton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
The young people of the neighoorhood
oil Collins Beach will have croquet party
on Saturday afternoon at . O'Clock.
A vnlorel excursion from philadelphia,
consisting of twenty oue car Lads, pie
Kicked at Braudywne Springs yesterday
iisnoYer Sabbath school, at sixth and
| King streets, will riya al excursion to
Augustine Pier on "Wednesday, the 18th of
August.
Joseph Pyle will tell the Young PEG
pies Association in 81. Paul's Church
this evening about his trip from this city
to Salt Lake.
Rev. James Peyton will lecture to-rlor-
row (Friiay) evening In B the! A. NJ. l..
Church, on ghosts, fortune telling, witch
era t, etc
William England of Camden, n. j.,
visi cd our city LAST evening, and this
morning started on a two weeks cruise
down tile Delaware Boy.
Mrs Thomas A. d. lIutsoa is going to
visit relatives aul Intends f. Pittshur,
AMI llaz lwooi tbs coming week for tha
benefit OF her Lea tn.
W. B Sharp x Co. have the contract
for furnishing the linen, etc., for three
ho4is. which : YES them big DO IN dur.
luz the summer months.
Beautiful starlight night at the Bran
DIVINE Springs last even AZ. Another
very successful Wednes sy ai,ht hon,
VIII be repeated every Wednesday and
saturday evenings.
Mrs. sallie Stevenson has been held In
SO ball at Milton, Sussex County, on
tbs charge OF having set Dire to a partly.
erected building belonging to Edward
Maui, near that place.
little daughter of VIM. $. Lednun.
residing al No. Go Madison street, fell
out of hammock on Tuesday, breaking
her leg. y doctor was summoned, who
reduced the fracture.
Rev. W. G. Koons will deliver an ad
Gress before tile NJ, +. Sunday hool at
ilagcrstown, Nd, Oh Saturlayaf ernDu
g ard return 70 this city In the evening, II
order to I'LL his pI!p.t on Sunday.
DR.. ]. j. Black adyestses to recev
proposals. until the 3lst Inst for ,upply
Ing the State Insane Asy lum, at Farm
hurst, with bread, meat, groceries, dr.
goods, clothing, coal, medicine, etc, ~
tie ioiloHing quarter.
: Last sunday was quite notatle In tn
history OF the Union NJ. Z, Church, Ii
Backbird Hundred. Rev. I. Snowde
Thomas preached In the morning, Rev
: A. I. Scott made an historical addres
; IN the afternoon, aud Rev L. c. j che
, preached a. light.
/. What Wilmington needs is com
: mission that will geriorn It's duties o
par with tlI1 governing power IN othe
4 large anl we'll regulated cities. VII
u not have the paGiug on Market stree
done properly while about m Look n
o the condition OF the square brtwee
e Ttigl and Fourth streets, sud notice II
large cracks between the blocks In
few years the job viii have to he dor
over ega n, as has been the case in OF
city for years past. WRECKED stree
i, are what Wilmington Is no:ed for.