Daily Republican., 1889-04-09
FOURTH EDITION.
Dnts.

Watches, clocks and jewelry At Mlllard
v. Davis. 0 Z. End ct.
Bush's, French street wharf, Is th'
place to buy your coal.
Call and eco tho New No. Z, American
Sewing Machine. at sl2 Walnut street,
Henry Chamberlln, OF Hockessin,
offers for sale pair OF good mules.
Call at 216 King and look at the fine
display OF flowers and fancy hats.
A. <. DeNormAndie. the Jeweler, $50 Ship
| ley street.
10 cabinet photos and one Sx10 picture
for $500. Cummings, 502 Market ST.
Thermometers, all sizes and prices, nj
Taylor & Fullorton's, 500 King street.
10 fine cabinets for 500, and one $40
rame size free with each dozen, at Hol-
and's, 307 Market street.
The American SEWING Machine 0nlc
w schafer, agent.
Considerable complaint is made of the
conduct Of q crowd OF boys on Wollaston
street between $ 9Th and Seventh.
Auction sale of 500 imported cansries
tonight at L. W. Sildham's auction
room, Ill L. 4th street.
For delicacy, for purity, and for i'm.
proyement Of the complexion nothing
equals Pozzoni's Powder.
Parts and attachments for your sewing
machine, also your machine repaired at
the American office, SIP Walnut st.
Barlow & Weir, Eighth street market
are receiving daily, strawberries, toma
toes. and all kinds Of fresh vegetables.
DIR. L. II. bravo is rapidly recovering
from a severe illness aud will be able to
venture out In short time.
Archibald Crozier has improved sutfi-
ciently, after long Illness, be able to
walk out
Go to Plunkett's, 1876 West Front ct,
and buy q bag Of Benton Flour, aud
make your wife happy.
The Judges recess in the Municipal
Court has been newly carpeted. The
walls row need phperng and then there
Will be decent court room.
Hundreds of pc pie had to 20 away
from Asbury NJ E. Church last night
unable TO gain admission. Rev. j. ID. G.
Hanna held his audience ape bound.
Steward Il Chandler sell good coal.
Send postal card; cal phoUe ITO, or
drop IN the office, south eide Market 81.
bridge.
For photographs go to Holland. He
makes the finest photogrs phs In The city,
at the very lowest prices. Gallery, 3O7
| Market street.
William II. Foulk, Archibald Reed and
! Colonel MID W. Locke Will 90 to New
York on Thursday to visit the Trade
School Of Colonel L. #. Auchmuty.
! III
have an opportunity. join tue begin
ners' class, which meets tonight at
o o'clock, at w llmington College of Music.
Internal Revenue Collector Fred Ger
ker Of Philadelphia, who is well known
on the Peninsula, Mt the Gentlemen
Driving Course, Philadelphia, is very II
and may not recover
A committee from the w. c. T. u.
No. 3, visited Haven NJ. F.. Chapel OF
Sunday, and were welcomed 10y the pas
tor, Rev. Scott, who is Il thorough ten.
perance worker.
From seven Till six Beecher is KEEP
busy making photographs, or young
babies or children, all the tame. Is best
cabinets for only $500. Be sure of hum
btr 3l5 Market.
If there Is a chewer or smoker, snuffel
or blower in this country that has AM
Interest in quality of goods aud de
stTuction ot h'Rh prize let him go direc
to NO 5 East Third street, Wilmington
Del. A. A. CHAPMAN.
, ME-. William NJ. Candy and Mrs. job
Jennings will represent Rodney Stree
Church at the annual meeting of tn
4 Womcn's Foreign Miss oDaIy Society, I
D he held at Chesapeake City, Nd, to.mol
I row.
: A car of oil and a car Of wood wer
5 destroyed by FIRE last evening on the oil
E Phi ladelphls, Wilmington u Baltimor
! Railroad, near Forty street, Phili
A delphia. A carload of cotton was ala
damaged. The loss Is estimated 1
5000.
The property on The northwest corn,
9 OF Fourteenth and Market streets, n
U Gently purchased by Senator Gray, is ha
o ing man ard rcot put on and otheTwi
o improved, which, when fpished, vi
J. make handsome residence Tor Del
!, wares Senator.
v The following members of the WI
miugton Wheel Club visited West Che
ter, Pa, on Sunday, and took dinner
the Manuon House: II. NJ. Dampma
THOMAS r.. JeHeriB +. u. Ri OIL Cnarl
9. Guyer, A. Jtflefis, Harvey Bow e.
W. q. seels, Ray Keeber, George SIN /
THY r0iur ed home at an carly hour
the evening.
y. A print went to a birthday party "a
X evening, on East Sixth street, and own
at TO the ielr, shmrnls, which were of d
IN solid and .iquid kind, he was unalle
r hold his CAGES to-day. He said he retlr
Or early TO his bed, about 4 G. NJ, I'll
he morning, and he had not had his usu
ia re aLd that's what broke him up. |
re eft to ,e, X rest along the hanks of 4
~ Brandywine this morning.
:, Yesterday mo ming while the minstrt
"a, ~ we parading Market street, you
80, horse hitched In front of Mr.. Sutton
,'c oilic", No. 1874 Market street, becal
"n frightened and attempted to break Aw
y" IRON lis fistem ng, when Mr. s. seized
ny the br de and held on for dear II
Tie animal succeeded In upsettng l
cariag, breaking 1t, and breaking t
iron rail ug leading up into Judge Bal
Office. II was mirsCls Mr.. Sutton "
not injured, as the animal stood on
hind legs ant paved tine air with
front legs, fairly lifting M !. oil OF
.eet, and for tine 1t looked as II
"a would meet with an accident.
sunday school Anniversary.