Daily Republican., 1889-04-13
FOURTH EDITION.


Bush's, French street wharf, Ia TIL
place TO buy your coal.
Call and zee the New No. Z, American
Sewing Machine, at 8i2 Walnut street.
Call at ZIG King and look at the In,
display Of flowers and fancy hats.
A. g. DeNormAndie. the jewelsr. 900 Ship
Thermometers, all sizes and prices, q
Taylor d Fullerton's, 500 King street.
Mr.. |. Frank Harris, of Philadelphia
is yisiting friends In this city.
Delaware eggs and Pennsylvania butter
daily. spicer q Bickel.
Oysters, clams and crabs at Ainscow's,
No. 707 Shipley street,
James NJ. Webb Of Port Penn has re-
moved with his family to our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodo Sparks invite their
friends to call at their new home, No. 517
West Sixth street
The hearing Of the Dolbow will case
before Judge Bradford has been post
poned until the 22d of May.
w. III. Hartlove has been elected d.
rector OF the Wawaset Gun Club IN place
OF A. II. Stout, resigned.
Frank P. Rose of Middletown has Sc
cured position with the Electric Light
Company Of this city.
Rufus Stewart OF Port Penn has asso-
ciated himself with Ii. ID. Walter OF this
city In the real estate business.
Herbert l.. AMI Helen NJ. Maris of
West Chester, Pa, are visiting the house
OF their uncle, J. A. Bond of this city.
Roberts q Hannum will sell another
lot Of fine Western horses at their stables
in Chester, Pa, next Monday.
IL fine cabinets for ss. 90, and one 8xi0
rame size free with each dozen, at Hol-
and's, 307 Market street.
The American Sewing Machine Oflc
nas removed TO Sl2 Walnut street. Fred
w Schafer, agent.
Limits Lozengers, safe and sure remedy
for dyspepsia. Taylor g. Fullerton, 800
King street.
Parts and attachments for your sewing
machine, also your machine repaired at
the American Office, 6l2 Walnut ct.
Go to Plunkett's, l08 West Front ct,
and buy bag Of Blenton Flour, and
make your wife happy.
Drop down to Sixth and Walnut and
see Capt. Bateock; he will havs pepper
pot lunch a nd Book beer tonight
A handsome complexion lie one of the
greatest charms @ woman can possess.
fozzonps Complexion Powder gives It.
The mothers meeting will be held on
Monday afternoon at 8 O'Clock at the
W. Y. L. U. headquarters, No. 800 Mar
ket street.
The annual session of the New Castle
Presbytery Will be held In Salisbury next
week, beginning on Tuesday evening and
continuing until Friday
A good assortment OF boots and shoes
may be found at No. Ill West Second
street, as may be seen by reference to our
advertising columne..
Mrs. @. W. Foote starts on Monday
morning for Dakota, her former home,
to visit her parents. She will return in q
Few weeks.
1t costs Jordan but {I.25 to make a
dozen Cabinet photos. That Is why he
can sell them for $3.50, at No. 6l5k
Market street.
For photographs go to Holland. HI
makes the finest photographs IN The city,
at the very lowest prices. Gallery, 367
Market street.
Mrs. II. G. Conrad is visiting her
~ hhN hhHC vi neT
health, which has been considerably i'm
paired for come weeks back.
George Weidin, who came to our city
ircm Kenneth Square sometime ago, is
suffering from an affection of the eyes,
which threatens to deprive him entirely
of sight,
Tickets arc out Tor the children's can
tsta to be presented on the Opera House
stage May 9th next. The cbildrer's
classes at the Cole Q of Music are now
rchearsing the captats twice week.
VIM P. Proud will sell 100 pigs at
public sale at his residence, on the road
leading from Centreville to Kennett
square, Pa on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, at one O'Clock p. IN.
From seven till six Bcecher is ken
busy making photographs, old or young
babies or children, all the came. Is best
cabinets for only $500. Be sure of num-
Der 315 Market.
II there Is chewer or smoker. snuffer
or blower In this country that has any
interest In quality of goods and de-
struction OF high prices, let him go direct
to No. East Third street, Wilmington.
Del. A, A. CHAPMAN.
The ehlldren's classes OF the College
Of Music arc making rapid progress in
the rehearsal OF the cantsta HCadets'
Picnic" to be presented on the stage OF
the Opera House Nay 9th next The
members of the cases are sellin tickets
for that event.
j. U. Spencer, who is travelling for the
Universal and Colts Armory Printing
Enclosing Presses, visited our city YES,
ierday, being on his way home from a
trip to the South. Business, he says, is
dull in the South, simply because there
are too many dark skins there.
The Rev. @. N. Thompson of the
Methodist Protestant Church, who at
tended the conference which adjourned
in l.yncbburg on Tuesday, and vas as
signed to Harrington for the third year,
died a. the parsonage In that town, OF
pneumonia, on Wednesday morning,
after an illness of ten days. He leaves a
widow and two children.