Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
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All kinds Of cakes at weyl's, No.
East Second street.
Ladies' gold watches. Millard +. Davis
last Second street. r
Bush's, French street wharf, 10 th
place to buy your coal.
The finest tintypes in the city at Hol
ahd's, SO7 Market street.
| The choicest brands of wine, LIQUOR AMI
cigars at the Delaware House.
| Wholesale depot for Mason fruit lars
1. Lewis kYw, AIS King street.
Misc Edna Gould, of this city, has re
turned home from u short vacation.
Board by the day or week at the Della
ware House. No. 513 Market street.
Miss Annie Kienle is visiting her els
ter, Mrs. WIN. N. Lewis, Of Smyrna.
Rev. II. c. Thompson, con of Rev. Il.
.. Ihompst n, Is visiting relatives In
Miss Helen G. Crawfor left this morn.
Ing for u two weeks stay at West Grove,
Ps. We wish her pleasant trip.
Mrs. Colonel Mccullough Will pass a
lew weeks at Ridley Park, Delaware Co.,
Miss Edith BriDghurst is visiting ihe
family Of William Chalfant OF Kennett
Square, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Cause, and Fred
erick Cause, Gf this city, are visiting rela-
tives in Kennett, Pa.
Miss Katie Shay, OF Eenne,t Square.
Pa, Is visiting relatives and friends in
| this city.
j.. I. Mulliu & Son have for sale a 10,
OF doors, shutters, window sash, desk,
etc.
Watches and jewelry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. o East
Second street.
The peach festival of Calvary Guild
VIII be continued In the Sunday school
room OF the church this evening.
Oysters S5, 80 aud 40 cents per Quart at
5ardner's, Seventh and Shipley streets.
Telephone 4l2
IL you want to get good peaches and
iruit OF all kinds so to Smeltz & Co., l3
Z. Fourth street.
60 to Plunkett's, 108 West Front ct,
and buy a bag OF BleDton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
Gardner, Seventh and shipley streets.
delivers oysters TO all parts of the city
Tree OF charge. Telephone Az.
All school children under fourteen will
be admitted TO the State Fair at Dover
without charge on Tuesday, Oct. lst.
Frank Stirling of this city has taken
the barber shep at Clayton, the former
proprietor, @. "A. Focht, having deter
mined to open variety store in Smyrna
For photographs go to Holland. He
makes the finest photographs In the city
~ the very lowest prices. GALLERY, 307 |
Market street.
The person who picked up two $40 |
notes on Seventh street should PROMPTLY |
return them to the loser at No. 622 East |
Seventh street, and thus preserve |
character for integrity.
The apron bazaar ard supper at the |
Lower B.andywine PresbJ terian Church |
Will be continued this evening. and Il is
hoped there will be fair attendance not.
withstanding the iuclenency of the |
weather.
II. w. and J. W. Vernon and John P.
Regan started for Baltimore 10 day 10 |
attend the fair ard take in the sights OF |
the Monumental City. They will be |
gone two days.
At the Wilmington fair of 1889 one OF |
Mrs. NJ. Andereon's little lady pupils,
only Ii years of age, took the first pre-
MUM on wax fruit OF her own make.
under instructions at No. 4i0 East Thiri
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walbert, of PLila. |
delphia, who lave been Welt ng the lat
te s mother for tile past two weeks AT
No. 4O5 Tatnnll street, have returned
home well pleased with their visit to this
city.
Mr.. Edward II. Brennan and wife left
yesterday for New York, where they cx-
pect TO meet their daughter Florie, who
Is expected home from Europe, comirg
on the steamer city OF Rome, which
vessel Is due to-day at her wharf In New
York.
A length OF l6 feet of board fence lies
blown across tie pavement Mt No, C2O
Jackson street. Outside building is sus-
pended throughout the city to-day, On
account OF the rain. So is thai complais-
ant interruption to travel, the Eighth st.
railroad.
Star of Bethlehem Lodge, No. l2J. of
l.. o. O., will attend divine service at The
First Methodist Protestant church on
Seventh stFeat near Walnut, on Sunday
morning, the 18Th inst Toe brethren
will meet at hall, No. ia MARKET street,
at $50 sharp.
Charles jill. Beckett will have an anc-
titn sale OF clothing at his store, No. T2G
Make. street, on Friday and Saturday
evenings, as he intends to devo'e lis en-
tire attention to the sale OF furniture IN
his new location on Shipley street.
A plain gold ring was lost Yesterday
afternoon, in the school ysrd of No. L
,, school. The finder will receive a suit
able reward by returning the same to
Mrs. Rlchenberger, at Sharpe's Hotel,
Front and Market street.
Emily Paxton, of Pike county.
Mo-, has permission from the Governor
OF that State 10 wear mans dress
anywhere in Missouri outside of cities
oil lO,COo inhabitants" She works Oh
farm. and her fsyorlte occupation l.,
breaking horses 10 harness.
Mefsrs. Rowe, Long and Griffith will
give dancing lessons in the hall at Breckis
mill, DuPont's Banks, on Monday and
Thursday evenings, and dancing socisblos
will take place on Wednesday and Sat-
urday evenings.
Laura, infant daughter of John r. and
Martha Brackin, died last night, after a
short Illness, Her remains will be inferred
at st. James cemetery, near Stanton, on
Sunday afternoon, the friends meeting at
the house at l2 III.
Tie latest marine internal machine is
fioatlng battery-raIn. 1t consists of a
ar-shaped boat, made entirely of thick
| steel, and operated by the captain only,
who 10 lodged in an invulnerable turrct'
Such contIivauce as this is capable of