Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-29
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Butter taffv al Ferguson's, IL e. 2d.
DR.. simms' eye cure. the famous eye
remedy.
Try Taylor's Dime Express, $40 Mar
k,t. PhilA
Willard +. Davis, the jewelsr, No. o
East Second street.
All kinds OF cakes at weyls, No. z
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.
DIR. 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. 5l3 Market street.
Moody's, Front and Tatnall, is where
you get those Espona cigars. tobacco,
etc.
Watches and iewelry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. East
Second street.
Ii you want to get good peaches and
fruit OF all kinds SO to Smeltx q %, II
Z. Fourth street.
Tin roofing, spouting, old room 70
paired and painted. A. Chambers, No
222 King street.
Go to Plunkett's, 106 West Front st.
and buy bag Of BleDton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
Charles Willis had one Of his feet badly
mashed while at work in the manuiactgry
OF the Delaware Iron Company, at New
Castle, on Tuesday.
John Bayba Of Philadelphia has insti-
tuted proceedings TO procure a divorce
from his wife ANNE, q native of our STATE
and now with friends In our city, on tn,
ground of inadelity.
A sneak thief entered the house OF Mrs.
Il. L. Armstrong. No. 405 Franklin street
on Monday and carried off pocketbooh
containing $40. which she had left laying
on table.
| Cha,les G. Guyer, the Typewriter and
amsnuensis, retained bone this morn
ing from Washington, where he wen
Monday on business.
The young people Of Green Hill Presby
terrain Cnurch will hold peach icstiva
on Thursdsy and Friday evenin 8, Sept
9Th aud 9th, IN the lecture roo III of tn
church.
The evening socisble given last even
ing was well attended. Dancing schoo
tonight. Luckman and Rswnsley or
chestrn.
Robert Gibson, who was so badly in
jured by be ng struck with train on tn
F., W. Il Il. Railroad about noon yestei
day, was still living at l o'clock To- day.
A peach festival was given by the Sur
day school OF the 5econd Baptist Churc
asst evening in the lecture room Of th
church.
Joseph II. Rebman, clerk In DIR. Smitl
Cooper's drug store, is spending part c
his vacation among relatives at Smyrna
Del.
d. Il. Houeh and George A. Crozie
! have opened o boot and shoe store at Nc
603 King street, where they will he gla
to see their friends when In want of any
thing in their line.
Bishop Coleman will preach at Mill
boro, Sussex county, next Sunday morn
ing aud evening.
The members OF Goodman Chape
which has been under the auspices
Asbury NJ. Z. Church, are now petition
! ing Tor an independent position, BELIEF
ing that they can support a regular pas
Tor.
The repairs to the Reformed Episcop
Church OF tho Itedeemer, corner
y Eighth and Monroe streets, having be,
nearly completed, services will be l
y sumed on Sunday next.
James L. Willis has taken possess!
of the saloon at No. 2l7 Fast Fro
street. which he recently bought fro
l. Councilman Philip Il. Shea.
Rev. Geo. E. Thompson and his yout
p bride are expected to arrive in this CT
Al next week aud will ofliciate In Oily
e Church on Sunday, tho Sth of Septer
Is ber 1t is proposed to give them
A ception on the 18th.
Edward E. Garrett, q machinist Of
at ployed by Hilles Il Jones, had the ind
v finger OF his left hand broken on Tu
ne day.
no The sgd anniversary OF the birth
IL Lewis Zebley, residing At No 4l2 Ii
iy Fourth street, was celebrated on Tu
n ceived were handsome gold watch a
he chain.
IA, Archie Mcdaniel, who was stealing
n ride from Harrington TO Milford
,al Tuesday, was caught between the C
~. and seriously II not fatally injured.
p. Don't lorgst 20 save up your dimes
IN, dol ars for the Hazel Dell fair vii
Tor commences on Monday next. 1t viii
iii the grandest and largest agricultural
Dr. held In this section OF the country
years past. If the weather proves
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