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Daily Republican., 1889-03-07
c. WORREL.L.,
so and 500 Market Street..

On all our floors the last
months sales have been good.
Only two weeks more before
removal to the new store, Fifth
and Shipley streets.
We are going to make it a
lively corner, and this store, too,
while we stay here. If you are
interested in house furnishing,
come see us-you need not
buy-but we will have your
good will for your looking, and
that is worth more than a few
sales.
The following refers only to
the most prominent stocks
We have lots and lotsof goods
not mentioned below.
Ingram Carpets, 80, IS, 40
As, so, 90, O., Is cents.
Tapestry Brussels, As, 50, S.
Co, o5, Is, IS, 90 cents, with
or without borders.
Body Brussels, 81, SI.I5,
SIPS, SI.55, SI.4o; borders, etc
Stair Carpets, 20, IS. 80, IS
30. 50 cents.
Shades, O. cents for full sizes
on best Hartshorn rollers, made
to order and put up.
Mattresses, Spring Beds, Poles
and Hardware.
We have some very attractive
goods in our Curtain Depart
ment.
American China Silks at &c
cents per yard.
Dot Swiss, IS, 20, IS, s. anc
50 cents per yard.
Cretonnes, I2H to 50 cents
ball trimmings to match. Mad,
ras, Lace and Florcntine Sill
Curtains and Silk Tassc
Fringcs to match.
A job lot OF Table Linens a
little soiled) away down.
A big drive in towels; another
in Quilts at 81.
Rugs from 50 cents to $50
Rattan Chairs, etc
All sold with our special ,
per cent discount till we move
m7tf
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07
The Municipal Court

Small boys, as usual, made ltliIlg
feature Of the municipal court this ulra'
Ing.
The fret case called was that Of III.
ward Ke ley, who was found by Dairer
hiitenhouse In very drunken coal llOn
last night. He was 1ned S9 aud coss
Thomas Reagan was picked up ma
drunken, inseDsible condition Ia, night
at Front and Poplar streets. A n'Iroad
lantern was standing beside him Judge
Ball remarked that he was yery unsafe
man to be employed upon railroad aud
fined him 81 and costs.
Charles Hood, young colored man
has been In the habit OF annoy ing kin
Yum, Chinaman at Front aud Tatnall
streets, by calling him names two o.
ihrec times week Il a year past. NJ
Hood seemed to have so much fun 10
leasing tie Chinaman Judge Ball thought
he might afford to pay line OF g. ari
costs Tor II, but Hood could see the funny
part as he was hustled into a cell aud
locked up.
Mary McNalty was found drunk las,
night by Officer Mcsorley and was put III
he women's department of the polio,
cells. She is an old offender, having
been most Of her time in jail for drunken
ness. The Judge thought 1t would b,
real charity TO send her back to jail agalE
and fined her $40 and costs,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

Mr.. aud Mrs. z. james Belt rendered
the friends Of their daughter, Miss Harriet
Pennewill Belt, the accomplished author,
q primrose tea last evening at their resi-
dence, No. sos West street. About 300
Invitations were sent out, and the greater
number OF those invited were present at
some time during the evening. Mrs. Belt
was assisted In receiving the guests by
her daughter and Mrs A. NJ. Benson OF
Boston. The tea aud coffee tables were
in charge OF Miss Peacock Of New York
and Miss Marie Rowell of this city, and
the guests were supplied with confec-
tionery by Miss Emma, the daughter OF
the Hon. Charles B. Lore. There was a
number Of guests from distance, among
them being the Hon Isaac II. Bailey OF
New York, Colonel and Mrs. A. N. Ben.
son OF Boston, 8. A. Stevens OF Portland
Me-, and nearly one hundred others from
different points The tea ended at 10
o'clock, when the floor was cleared and a
number engaged In dancing to the music
Of the plano.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07
Shoe store lIonb,a,

Tho boot and shoe store Of II prg F,y-
ter, No. POS Market stttei, VA. iobled
last hight Of a couple OF pair ii ,lar,
valued respectively at g. aud q. each
The shoes were taken fr IN si.os win.
dow. through the glass OF which a MA
had been cut by a glass cutter Olic,r
Yates lie ny notified, his suslic!yu VA,
att acted TO two young men san alual
the Vicinity OF the robbery, George Win.
gate and William MtGnnIs. Oncr
Yates notified Sergeant Tucl er aul Phi
vate Waterman Brown, who Nj .dnwel
the men until after 2o'clcck ia the MON.
lug. Wingate was seen standing To thu
door of the robbed store. The, were AZ
rested about Front and Market street.
and pair Of new shoes was found IN The
gutter near where they stood.
When brought TO the celia pali q
new shoes were found on the idrl .
Wingate.
Richard Harrington, emp Dyed viii
Mr.. faytr, Identified the pair OF ,.oA
found on Wingate, also the pair found q,
the gutter as the property OF Mr. FaytL
Wngate was held In $500 bail Tor b.. 80.
pcarauce at court, and NcGiaris va
held In n like amount for further b. ar
Ing on Saturday morning. McGimuis WIG
somewhat indignant at being held Al
this he said made the seventh time b,
had been arrested on Diff rent charge,
and nothing had ever been proven again,
him yet.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07
PlFY L EDITION
sudden Death ofaCiti,..

George O. Ward, a well l,,,,
highly respected citizen, died o,,.,. aIu
denly about 8 O'Clock this n,a,t, 'ul'
b Is residence, No. 1900 King Al -
o. years one year ago last Aun,, n,
Warl had severe attack OF r.t,iy.t.'
superindueed by heat prostlafoo' l,a1
his health since then as beeu ys,, aug aud
aud he suffered contlderahl, a, iyf
In his head. Yesterday he s.em,, A'u'
well as usual and attended IN H.
A. clerk at his IONS plumtinr s.,. I'D ~
meDt, No 1903 Market slre,i n 'u-
turued TO bis hCme ahoat p.l NIX
last ,veninZ, and 10 les Tia. i.lA
afterwards fell uueonseious IA f.' e puN
Dr. william ii. COrse, OF No sls sDi,I'.
street, was summoned al c,,s xxx
every hing possible for his ,c.,t a
without avail, and he dipd fin aIn., M
hours without regaining conscou4ta..
Tne deceased was n native ol p.ip-,..
Anne county, Md, and rem yei A. ~
city IN 1915. He was {. oi0rLyt,.ap'
and when be arSt came h,re f., ogs ''l,
business for some i've o. .l, ,g.,. lug w.,
has not worked at It s'rcc. H.. ny, '
county tax collector IN lSii aul 10 ''1
was Afterwards appointed count. ,o ~,
bic. He also served a an * rp,r- m
CIR OF the Board OF Health ana a.ca,
oil Inspector, The las, publ, n',,.
that he iillcd was that of CONT co r,%
bic, to which be was rcapp i,,ed. hp !,
the past two years has teen 4 NIT,
clerk ard hook eeepcr for bis sop H.
was married 80 years APO. ami M. wS
survives him. He leaves seven III J,,D
all Of whom are grown. The Ipp-,IwiI
take place next MONDAY alien on.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

Citizens in the vicinity of Fifth ard
halnut streets are loud in their com
plants of SUNDAY disorders, eBpcc ally in
the Mccullough Building, The dlfiertnt
stories are occupied by d Hefent parties,
and drinking, oarOusing and dancing ia
The general order OF the day. II l., no
uncommon th!ng, / lie said 10 see FRI IN
III TO 10 kegs OF beer taken into the build.
Ing on Saturday night for tue Sunday
supply, and men, women, boys aud girls
earouse and drink all SUNDAY. When the
dancing is in full blast the building
shakes from top to foundation, and ;be
night before last large PORTION of the
ceiling in the office oil the "Peap'rs' Wit.
ne IN the fret floor, came down
with a tremendous crash, and small
PORTIONS have since fallen down. Mr..
Gnmm, who has "a secondhand furniture
store on the ground floOr is looking daily
Tor the ceiling OF his store to come down
with Crash amongst his furniture. Cit
Hens say IN a whisper, for they are afraid
to speak loud, that young girls visit the
building, and they say it Is regular reG.
dfzvous for 'chiPpies," There is a p.n.
e.ai desire for reputable people to yet uul
OF the community II these disorder cou.
tiBue.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07
MARRIED.

MISUNDERSTANDING the 9th
instant, Miss Gcrty IIousclntn OF VIII
mtngton, 10 Mr., NJ. +. Hartman of
Philadelphia.
LlTTLE-MOORE-At Newark, Del, on
February, y, 1850. by the Rev. j. l..
Nnllnndighum, u. D.. Mr.. VIM. Little
70 Miss Ida NJ. Moore, both OF New
Castle County, Del.
R-GUNTHER-At their future
residence, sl7 Monroe rect, on March
9Th, 1853, by the Rev. a. n. kcigwin,
uac Miller ana Anna Nj. Guuthcr,
both OF Wilmington, Del
STAkR-CRAIG.-m Union NJ. T.. par.
snnnsc, on Wednesday evening, March
., by Roy, Adam steuglc, Mr.. George
u. starr and Miss Ida II. Ciaig, both of
this city,
NJ ANN-RICH ARDS. - on Wednesday
evening, March q, 1850 ut the residence
Of tho brides sister, No. IA High street,
by the Rev. Edward Chippy. MIR. John
+. Richards to Miss Annie 4. Mann, all
of this city.
PARDEE-ROSS.-O On March 9Th 1859, by
the Rev. Charles II. Tucker. Mt his resi-.
dcuCc, lOI West Ninth street Mr.. Sra
phcn 4, Pnrdcc, of Wilmington, to
Miss Lille VI. Ross, Of Culur1t, Md.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

Tlllman Sullivan, Robert Taylor and
VIM. Blakeley, three small boys about IL
years Of age, were arraigned before the
Municipal Court this morning charged
with breaking a window Of store at No.
SD7 Lombard street, aud extracting
thereirom several packages of cigarettes
Officer Hahn testified 10 making the ar
rtst and the boys all acknowledge to
taking the articles. The parents OF the
boys were all present They were hard
working men and said they had done
their best to keep their boys straight but
It seem d lmpo itible to do SO. They all
agreed that II the court would let them
oil this time, II they were arrested again
for a similar offence they should be sent
to the Ferris Reform School. With this
understanding they were discharged, and
as they were alb ut leaving Chief swir-
Rett suggested 10 the parents that they
had better keep their boys from going 10
the theatres and opera houses.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

John Wallsmlth, leader OF the Firsi
Regiment Band, a butcher at stall No. 80,
city market, and residing at No. 905
Monroe street, was badly injured yester
day Afternoon while passing Seventh and
Shipley streets, with a piece OF scantling
thrown from tho third-story window OF
John 7 Gardeners oyster restaurant.
The scantling struck Mr.. Wallsmith over
the left eye, cutting severe and ugly
cash. Reaching home DR., bravo was
summoned and dressed the wound,
several stitches being required. Mr.
Wallsmith passed a very uneasy night,
at times being very Eighty, but this fore
noon 1t was thought that he was some
what better The falling OF the scantling
was an accident.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07
Robert Garrett on. to mexico.

RINdwooD, N. j., March f.-Mr.
Robert Garrett lett the Miller mansion
here this mo Mug IN care of his physl-
clan, three attendants and his valet, en-
route for Mexico. The party had private
cals ON an Erie Railroad train which
awaited them at Sloatsburg.
AT the latter place they were Joined by
Mr.. Galrett's iather-in-law, Mr.. Frick,
his brother-ir-law, James =. Frick, aud
Messrs Mckenzie, Ferguson and LeSis
Or. Hunter OF New York, aud Private
Secretary Crane.
MRS. Jarrett did not accompany her
husband. she will go to Baltimore To-
morrow.
MIR. Galretts condition is greatly i'm.
proved by his sojourn at the Miller villa
at kingwood, bit he is no. considered
out OF danger OF rela: sc, which nay
occur at any time.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07
THIRD EDITION.


MINNEAPOLIS, March. .. - The Nor h.
western Miller to-day Gays: Both i-e and
low water hinder Il /, e il,ers during all
OF last week, aud, although there were IA
running part Of the me, the flour out
put Eel OF semewhit. Tie aggregate
pr duetion VS. SO, 0 bsrrels-averag-
lug II, 450 barrels daily against ~, go
barrels the we k before, and LIS 100
barrels for the CIR spending time In
1855.
With t. prevalence Of warm, spring
like wealth r, the supply OF water has
been improv d, but, with the disposition
y more generally use 4, the head is still
kept do = II pretty oell Ten mills run
ming to-day are producing at the rate OF
about Is, 0p0 barrels daily Three Others
with an output OF 1850 barrels, are ex.
pected to start up within lew hours
This wolld make TIE daily manufacture
nearly 20,O0J ba rcls, though the daily
average for he we k will be less. Six of
the ten mills in operation are using
steam in part tor power, and the three
about to start up Will be similarly stu
AID.
The heavy decline in wheat has al
iected the flour market unfavOrably, aud
The moderate demand reported by some
nj lie revious to Saturday has been cut
OIL. Prices If hour have been reduced
" cents per barrel, but apparently with
out any effect toward inducing buyers to
take hold. In fact, mllcrs, disposed to
treat the snh. eft frankly, say tAey never
saw duiier market.
The direct exports o. flour for the week
were Is, 800 blr.es, against 0,740 the
previous week. Quotations, London, C.
l. f., $50 pounds are: Patents, 37s. 3Ss.
3D., bakers, IDS. Sd. S;s.; low grades
lbs 60. a los. There we're 6i2, 70J bus d
els Of wheat received for the week ending
March 5. Tue shipments were 225, TO
bushels wheat, SO, 500 barrels flour, 3,3l4
,tJns mil stuff.
Merchant mills in Minnesota, Wilson,
sn, Dakota and New York, to the num-
Der Of Ia, have made reports of their
ur output and exports during January,
showing u 10 Il output in 1889 OF 7p5, 73S
bTrels; same mills in January, 1883
pl9,S34 barrels Total exports for Janu
airy, 1889, 1915, go barrels; same mills
January, IS, 324, 722 barrels.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07
Mest Nirg,IlIn,s an,ernnr...

CHARLtsToN,W. Va, March .. Moth.
lug Of importance has been done In the
guternatorlal contest, except that Judge
Ferguson, as counsel for Hon. X 8. Carr
through the prosecuting attorney, has
hiod Information at the Circuit CieTk's
Office to the effect that there was a va
eancy for the cfllce OF governor and
summons was awarded against Governor
WisoD to appear on Monday, the first
day of the March term Of the Circuit Court
to answer to writ OF quo warTanto aud
to show by what authority he coniinues
to hold the office OF governor.
Is expected that counsel for General
Gnii will take similar action. They are
busily engaged IN preparing the necessary
papers III the case, and II is understood
will make application TO the Supreme
Court tomorrow for writ OF maudamus,
when the case will be argued and de-
cision render d In few days.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07
A Mand.ome pIsee OF Work.

On February 18th the Young Meas
Temperance Association of this city mel
at their rooms, No. $40 Market street
and adopted series OF appropriate res)'
lutious In reference to the death OF
Samuel p. Goodwin, the founder OF the
Franklin Re'ormatory Home Of Philadel-
phia. Thee resolutions have teen hand
somely engrossed by G. W. Wallace, OF
the Wilmington Commercial College,
and will DO presented to the Goodwin As
ISOLATION Of Philadelphia this evening by
committee Of five from the Young
Mems Association, who will visit PHI la
delphia for that purpose. The wori f,
which bears close resemblance 10 a steel
engraving, Is turmouutGd by photo
graph Of the dec, ased aud is handsomely
framed.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07
Resolutions of Democratic Club.

The following preamble and resolutions
were passed by the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club on Wednesday evening:
WHEREAS, The Honorable Thomas F.
Bayatd Is atOur To retire from public life
alter twtnty year, continuous service,
during sixteen Ul which he served the
Nation as Senator, representing IL
State OF Delaware, aud during four o.
which he served as Secretary of Stat.
and
WHEREAS, Daring all these years lie hal
been conspicuous f lure In the !egis a,
tive nd executive b. a. Ches of the govern
melt, and by Lis homes Y, integrity and
unriyalled ability has done much 10 adj
vance the moral aud material welfare OF
The people ot this country, and has re-.
nected houor upon his native State A
well as the Nation at large. Therefore,
be It
Resolved, By the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club Of Wilmington, Della ware.
that we most hsa tly Welcome back Ia
his home Delawate's most dist nguisLed
citizen, and wish for him the rest and
eontsntmeut his long and faithful ser
vices ceseIVr; that we CONNIE in the
iullest terms his course asa Senator and
secretary oil STATE, and rest firmly in Tie
-- conviction that future generations will
approve oi his Just, manly aud hituiiad
course in tbs Department Of Sta and
thAt history will give TO him place
among the greatest statesmen OF tits OF
any other country.
Resolved, That lie Is to the members OF
Ills club, and in our opinion will b. q
future generations OF Delawareans, an
example OF honor 1ud integrity in public
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

A s-ecial meeting Of Inc Rehoboth
Beach Association wa held last evening
It the Off Of George W, Bright, No. III
Market street. The association decided
10 purchase lumber Tor tie laying OF
hoard walks on the beach to the chapel
The following committee, on motion o.
Captain johnson of Baltimore, was al
polluted to consider the reports in circu
lstion respecting the repeating of the
present charter: William Bright, George
Russell, William II. Billany, DR.. Charlie
X. Jeileris, Samuel ?. Belts Bnd ThomA
Drein. The committee was instructed t.
oppose any move In that 81 ec,ion.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

Never allow cough to go UNDECIDED.
Thousands are constantly running TO the
grave. Don't take qua k medicines; be
careful how you take various balsams,
syrups, balms, etc. since years OF untold
agony and misery comes from the use oil
such. II you have cough or cold go
at once and get bottle Of Prof. Drew's
original cough cure. IL acts like magic.
IL never fails. Price % cents, at DR.,
Cantwell's pharmacy Eighth and spr uce
Rirehia
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

,, ,, March 18th, 1850.
Upon the application OF Isaac NJ Lender
ilah Executor Of ISAAC $. LENDERMAk,
late OF Brandywine Hundred, In said
county, deceased, IT Is ordered and d.
rectcd by the Register that The
Exesntor rioresaid give notice Of
Granting or letters Testafnentary uDon me
estate OF the deceased, with the ate OF grant.
ing thereof by causing Advertisements 10 be
posted wllhln forty days from the date of such
ltlleislh slA OF The most public places of the
Cohnly %. New castle requiring all persons
having demanas against The estate to present
me same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly in
s s,iG case made aud provided; aud also caust
me same 70 be inserted within the same peri
% In the Daily RKPuHLICAN, neWs
pAhtr published In Wilmington, bel.
=. d. " 80 C.
r. Given under the hand and Seal Of
L. +. omce OF the Register Aforesaid, Al
!" Wilmington, In New Castle County.
Aforesaid the day and year above written
JOHN X. BRADFORD,
Nor,cv ,,,, Register.
tne estate OF the deceased must present the
sun hGly affected TO the executor on
Vi Eelore MARCH +tn, 1880, or abide the act or
assembly In such case made and provided.
ISAACM. LENDFRMAN
A1I,o,, ,,,,.,--. Executor.
EsQ. O''' W ~ ..ssnas ~
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

The Delaware Live Stock Insurance
20 u any, whose charter WAS granted by
the Legislature last week, was organized
yesterday afternoon at ths Office of
CsVenter " Co, real estate agents at
Tenth and Market stress. The follow
Ing directors were elected; Henry c..
Conrad, Joseph II. Gould, Reuben sat
terthwaite, N. b. Cnlhert, Jos, ph /.
Cayend e. and JOseph W. Vandegrift. The
board Of directors also met aud organ.
lied by the election of II. C.. Conrad,
president; Joseph II. Gould, vie presi-
aen AID Joseph L. Lavender, secro-
tArg
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

4EAOACHE.-The Stomach Is disordel
ed. Cleanse and settle it with d
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
1EARTBuRM.-Food fermenting n,
digestng. Correct the Stomach h
using Dr.Schenck's Mandrake Pill
NDtGESTl0N.-Star, the secretlons ,
the Stomach with DIR. Schenck
Mandrake Pills.
kFLAMMATION.-conrcstionrr
mad. Reduce Instantly by free II,
oil DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pill
lAuNDiCE.-Blood poisoned bv bill,
Correct the Liver by using d
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
.oSS OF APPETiTE.-The stomae
is failing. First cleanse it; The
tone with Or. Schenck's Seawee
Tonic.
sAesSEA.-Reaction of bile. Core,
stomach and Liver with ID
Sehenck's Mandrake Pills.
sALPITATIoN.-Dyspcp,ic condition
Cure by using DR., Schencks Man
drake Pills as directed.
'oRPiDiTY.-Inaction of Liver, Sta,
II up with Or, Sehenek's Mandrake
Pills.
DIR. Schcnck's new work on the Lungs
lomach and Liver sent free to any address
ddress DIR. J. II. Schenek & Son, Phiiadel
aia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07
Charged with stealing a Horse.

Levin Stafford, colorcd, had hearing
before Squire Bertolette yesterday cbsrpe1
with stealing horse from Miles Clark OF
st. Georges. The horse was recovered in
Chester, and Stafford was arrested AT
Moore's Pa, but escaped from the officer,
He was re-arrested and given a partial
hearing before Squire Jester Of St,
Georges, but on account of h number of
the witnesses being from Pennsylvania,
the case was transferred to this civ
AS the evidence was conclusive, he was
committed in default of $500 bail Tor
court,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

The dry goods store of Eugene Wyatt,
corner OF Second and Orange streets, was
entered last night and a counterfeit trade
do lar aud an old coin were taken from
the drawer. Mr. Wyatt does not leave
money in the store over night. The
thieves got in BY removing the transom
over the door. They are supposed to be
tbs same thieves that broke into Mr..
Fayter's shoe store.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

We all know that the almanac CALI
for 80 days in the year, except leap year,
which gives US 500 days Now, there ar,
only ~ weeks In year and days In a
week which makes only 36i days In the
year Where does the odd day come 10
at +! Let some one answer and settle THU
YeXed question. j. A. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

1ns cheapest hat house IN the city
Runford bros. AO4 Market street.
Try Rush's coal; you will like Il.
American Laundry, coz West Fronts
Try Bush's coal; you will surely like It.
CupplnE and leechlng, 1873 y. Second st.
Mlilard y. Davis, ieweler, DE. Second ct.
Fine Is X. Rings at Hani's, Is z. 4th street
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King
brazilian Balm. Immediate cure for mnmps.
Gnt-edge creamery butter for sale by C.
dudson, stalls 20 to s., city Market.
jos. II. Grecnman a Son al King street.
wall papers and window shades al reduced
prices.
A general reduction In wall papers and win.
dow shades at jos, h, Gr'enmaa son. 4lf
King street.
A good cook is wanted al the Peoples Cafe.
n. n. corner Third aud Market streets. None
but good one need apply.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

LONDON, March 6,-Tho hanging Of
jenkins, the Godolmine mnrd crtr, took
place at WandswortlI this morning.
The prisoner was emacia.ed 10 degree
leaving him little more than n skeleton,
and this condit on rendered 1t necessary
Tor iianginan Berry to attach a seven.
pound weight to each foot in order thai
the fall might break the culprit's neck
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07
strong sIght. IIeaIthy Z, es.

DIR. simms' Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy, cures every time; never does
harm, but always does good. Cures the
worst OF cases without fall. Hundreds OF
reiertnces. All bad cases now we'll 25c
Depot, Fourth and King streets, Whining
ton; Philadelphia, Smith Il Kline Co., 499
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

The Municipal Court has been v,ry
much improved by laying cocoa mat,
ting on the floor and the aisles leading
IRON the main doors. The City Build,
Ing Committee should 20 little farther
and lay carpet in the judges recess In
pace OF the dirty and rugged mating
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

The Eighth Waid Republicans will
mold meeting tomorrow evening at ths
rooms OF the Eighth Ward Club, No. w
East Seventh street, that will 10 sd'
dressed by several well known speakers
a general invitation is extended to the
Republicans Of this city to be present.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

The improvements at the Farme1s'
Bank, Third and Market streets, have
been commenced and workmen are now
engaged 10 tearing out part of the CID
building to make the desired changes.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

1t is reported that there is scarcity
brick in Wilmington, but james II.
Be2es " Go. W oh to say that they have
large quantity on hand at the usual
prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-07

Fine and complicated watches and
clocks successlulid repaired and war
ranted. Clocks to be repaired called for
and delivered without extra charge. Fri
L. Barton, jeweler, ~ East 9TH.