Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

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DIR. simms' eye cure, the famous eye
remedy.
Try Taylor's Dime Express, $40 Mar
kat. PhilA
Millard =. Davis, the jeweler, No. o
East Second street.
All kinds OF cakes at weyl's, No. 7
East Second street
Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal
The finest tintypes In the city at Hol-
and's. S07 Market street.
DR.. sImms' blood purifier, the great
remedy to make pure blood.
The choicest brands of wine, liquor and
cigars at the Delaware House.
Board by the day or week at the Della
ware House. No. SIS Market street.
Moody's, Front and Tatnall. is where
you get those Espona cigars, tobacco,
etc.
The collectors will be at their office
every evening this month To receive the
county tax.
Watches and jewelry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. o East
Second street.
Ii you want to get good peaches and
fruit of all kinds 30 tosSmeitz & Co., Is
Z. Fourth street.
90 to Plunkett's, 1Os West Front ct.
and buy bag OF Blenton Flour, aud
make your wife happy.
A reach festival given under the
auspices of A. o. II. No. Z, will he given
10 Odd Fellows Hall, Highlands, Septem-
ter 9th, 9th and It'll.
Taylor & Fullerton's Favorite Worm
Syrup. All children can take it, as II Is
| pleasant to the taste. 25c. bottle. Tay-
Tor & Fullerton.
Do not fail to remember the excursion
OF the Christian EDdruvor 8, ciety OF As
bury NJ. L. Church will take place this
evening.
w. Scott Vernon has purchased five
frame houses at Fifth and Rodmon
streets, from WIN. NJ. Pyle and Samuel
II. Baynard.
The horse used by the Water Dep TT
ment, valued at $3.50, died with the lock-
jaw yesterday at tho Delaware House
stables.
J. G. Wilson runs his hacks from
Fourth and Market streets inside the Fair
grounds.
VIM. Harris Is the colored driver of q
fast horse and double-seAtcd carriEge
from Front street to the Fair grounds.
Chief Justice Comegys is visiting his
niece, Mrs Buck, at Bucna Vista, Chris
tiana hundred.
The Charles Bowe rs arrested and fined
for drunkenness, is an entirely different
man nom Charles Il. Bowers, who re
sides at No. 1904 West Third street.
George Chance, who published paper
called the Wilmington Advertiser, a
few years ago, but who is now employed
on the Philadelphia Record, attended the
funeral of his old friend Joseph W Hart,
ON Tuesday Afternoon.
The running horse Proctor Knott was
sold at public sale ut shcepshesd, N. w.
on Monday to the sccpgsn Bros. for
81, 600. The next highest on the list
was SLIGO for Hindoocrait to T. r.
Tompkinson, while others ran down as
low as 81 900.
John D. Kelley, having sold the Packet
hon.e, on the northwest c6rDer Of Water
ard Market streets, to Samuel McCor
mick, Las purchased the Logan House,
u the Middle Depot, of Mrs. Elizabeth
Logan, for Z !, 900, and will take posses
sien In short time.
| Tbs members of the Phoenix Fire Com
pany complain very bitterly about the
way in which the striker on their house
is treCt,d By the Superintendent OF the
Fire Alarm. Within the lat 10 days
there has been four alarms over the
wires and their striker failed to respond.
Members of the several tire companies
live in the neIghborhood OF the Phoenix
house aud depend ON their striker and
bell. 1t should be fixed.
Tie Ladies Missionary Society of Ollvet
Pre- hyterian church me- at Mrs. Camp.
bells No. 1910 WesI5econd street, and
Reelected the following officers for the
next six months: President, Mrs. David
McHenry Vice President, Mrs. Joseph
Orr; Secretary, Miss Name NJ. West
Treasurer, Mrs, Harry Brown. The So.
ciety meets the second Wednesday Of
each month.