Daily Republican., 1889-03-05
FOURTH EDITION.


Singing canary blfds AZ hMklnb Gig Al
store, No. 2i5 West Fourth street.
Watches, clocks and Jewelry al Millari
+. Davis. 0 Z. End st.
Bush's, French street wharf is tb,
place to buy your coal.
Crayon portrait at 500 Market street fol
Cabinets. $500 per doz,; one sxlO pic
TUE fee, S0s Market street.
IL cabinet photos at Cumming gal
lery for %. SOP Market street.
10 iue cabinets for s.. 90, and one sxi0
rame size free with each dozen, at Hol-
and's. SO7 Market etreet.
For a good shave and hair cut 60 10
l0S L. Third street, the well-knovn bar
Der.
Tie main shaft OF the new Corliss en-.
glue was put in position yesterday at the
City mill pumping station.
Go to tmeltz q Co. for cheap apples
aud potatoes, and buy where you can
cave money. No. 10 E. 18th o..
To go and see the 16x20 crayon por
trait Cummings is making for $500
Specimens at the door. 302 Market
Howard L. Chandler, formerly Of this
city, is engaged In the brokerage business
In Washington, d. c.
Harry Colclazer looked after the inter-
ests Of the Philadelphia Record at Wash
ington during the inaugural ceremonies.
The first flag In this city, containing
iorty-two stars, was flung to the breeze
yesterday by Joseph X. Adams, at his
residence on French street above Seventh.
Isaac 8. Lendermsn has taken ont
letters testamentary on the estate OF Isaac
w. Leudetman, late ol Brandywlue hun
dTed.
A part of the chimney on the rear of
school house No. II, at Twenty second
and Market streets, was blown down yes
terdsy morning.
On account OF the heavy rain the shoot
ing matches that were to have taken
place at llealdmoor Rifle Range yester-
day were postponed until Thursday after
DoOn.
The regular meeting Of the Retail
Grooefs' Association will be held this
evening, and 1t is expected that con-
siderable business of Importance will be
transacted.
There will be services every evening
tbs week Ia the Rodney Street Church,
beginning al Z As O'Clock. Rev Joseph
Malone, Of Newark, will preach this
evening.
The Hon. Anthony Higgins had vtry
pleasant call on Sunday evening from a
delegation OF young Wilmington Repub-
lirRns. He received them with a hearty
shake OF the hand and a pleasant smile.
HOY. Charles B. Lore will deliver the
nth lecture OF the course before the
Shields Library Association on Men ay
evening, the llth inst, on "WilmIngton
-lts Past, Present aud Future"
Rev. n. NJ. Browne, OF Newark.
prest he'd 10 the NJ. Z. Church at New
Castle "n sunday morning aud evening.
Rev. G, A. Or ce, of BrandywiIe NJ. Z.
Will nil the pulpit next sunday
Lett rs testamentary upon tie estate
Of Rehecoa j. Baylls, late Of Brendywine
Humid ed, have been granted by Register
Bradford 10 LeOnzo Baylis. The ltgistrT
also granted letters testameniary upon
the estate of Isaac 3. LeDdprman to Isaac
N. Lendermau.
4 very interesting enter ain ment was
held 10 the lecture room Of the Church
~ wv HeNa'h Atpaih lhhb llAI
was well attended. The PLAY "Domest C
Troubles, was performed, an there was
some excellent vocal music. AFTER tire
entertainment the audience was served
with Teln shments.
Only 10 days moro you will have the
chance to buy clothing and furnishing
goods at your own prices. | have to leave
by tie 10th of March. We Will pack up
goods the 18th, what we don't sell at
auction and private sale. Come now. or
else get left and be compelled to pay hiyh
pric s. NJ Meyers, N. W. cor. Filth aud
Market streets.
Send or call for pamphlet giving full
par tlculars.
sold only in gallon jugs-lasis about
a month. Price s. 90.
WM. RADAn's MICRoBE KILLER,
$40 Arch street. Philadelphia.
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