Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
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Board BY the DAY " week Rt t1e Dela-
wars HOUSE. No. 6lS Market street,
The choicest brands of wine, liquor and
cieaFs at the Delaware house
Lunch every night at the Delaware
Houss, No SIS Market street.
Bush, French street wharf \ the
place to buy your coal
Buy tho celebrated "Orrville Flour, "
Table Bslle', and "Worid'a Fair.
Steward q Chandler sell II. Wholesale
and. retail. Call for prices, etc. Phone
Ito.
The largest line and bsst selected
| stock of millinery in the city; fiDest
workmanship At r. L. Kirby's, 200 King
street.
Foard Brothers whole tomatoes for
frying l2c can, az good ~ fresh tomatoes
Nothing but nrst-class canned goods at
the lowest market rates. GEO. A. TAr-
LoR. N. e. Corner Third and King sts
We will sell you . pound of genuine
Bull Durham Tor 40c., at Seventh and
Orange aud s East Third street, Chap
man, the piopeer Of low prices In the
tobacco trade.
Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture never
fails to cure the worst cases Of neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try It, Only Soc. per
bottle. Taylor g. Fullerton, druggists,
s02 King street.
Miss Mabel Parvis, daughter OF the
late DR.. John Psrvis, of Middletown, 10
visiting relatives and friends in our city.
Finest family groceries and extensive
fresh stock in great variety. Mira. X. j.
Messulley, No ITO &. Second street. 6ho
also has Rheumatism MediciRe by .
regular physician that has never failed
to cure.
Mrs. Jossph Pyle Of Fairvllle, Pa, WAS
quite badly hurt . few days ago BY fall
ing into . vault In the cellar Of The
dwelling.
The Murray Band OF Asbury N. e.
Church gave pleasant entertainment
last evening.
The Loyal Temperance Legion Navc .
pleasant entertainment in Odd Fellows'
Hall In the Highlands last evening.
The American Boys defeated the
Rocky Mountain nine yesterday by .
score oil to q. Cus!ck and Vanssnt
were the battery for the Americans.
Joseph Rebmau has accepted post
agents.
Frederick Klund, No. 6i3 East Fourth
street, ofiers hs ten cows aud lot OF
farming utensils st private sale.
George l.. Miller, OF Rockland, has,
through Professor H. 3. Goldey, Of the
Wilmington Commercial College, Sc
cured position as book-keeper with
The Hopes and Townsend Company.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William A. Smith Of
No. Sl7 Van Bur=n street, gave a pleas
ant evening party in homer Of the birth
day oi Niles Sallis r. Carpenter last
evening.
Miss katharine Pyle of this city de.
scribes with pen and pencil In this
weeks Harper's Young People, "rhe
Naughty Boy Who Would Not Eat His
Bread aud MIX"
Miss Carrie N. Wiley and Isaac Il.
Phillips will be married In Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church tonight at 80
O'Clock. A reception will be held at the
home Of the brides mother, Sixth and
Spruce streets, after the ceremony.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 3, /. o. Il. NJ. will
be visited OIL Thursday evening, May 8,
by tribes from smyrna and Clayton.
They wi be entertained at the Hotel
kirkwood during their stay In our city.
and pleasant time may be expected.
The Dsuntless, Jr., base ball club will
cross bats with tho Sweet Leaf, at the
Font and Union street grounds, on
Thursday, May =. Game called at 8. 80
p. m.
George w. Bush sdvertises for rent
the basement of No. 233 Market street.
This Is an excellent location for plum
Der or painter.
Wm. s. Hilles, No. $50 Market street,
desires to employ a good gardener with a
vile to take charge OF house and grounds
oil the Deiaware Field Club at Elsmere
The iourneymen plumbers, gas and
steam filters are requ ssted to meet at
| No. 7l2 Market street on Friday even
ing at I.30 O'Clock. All are requested 10
| attend.
4 Geo. A. T1wnsend s. Co., real estate
ag nts, have sold the property OF Thomal
ondpn, No. 906 Market street. to tnt
Z lnitshls Guarantee aud Trust Com
lp.uy. 1t will also be torn down to erec
their new building upon the site.
Ct. Paul's A. U. NJ. p. Church, sout
Wilmington, Missionary meeting t,
night. Sermon by Mrs. LYDIA Afchi,
the Delaware missionary. There will /
u rally collection taken up for the mit
sionary cause. All are welcome. Com
and help US out.
A double wedding will take place o
the brides home, in Chatham, Pa, o
Thureday noon, the Sth inst, when D.
Cha les G. Bullock viii be married
Ruth Ann Townsend, and DR.. Pennoc
J. Nichols will be married to Elizabei
w. Townsend. Tao ladies are danghte
OF Howard and Emma Townsend, viii
the two prospective grooms are partne
in business and reside in Londonder
township.
The Wilmington base ba II club W
leave this morning for Baltimore, whe
1t begins IA series OF three games wi
tue Baltimore team. Harry Pyle, "a
To be sood pitcher, has been .ign,
and will hereafter play with the ho /
" team. John Stein, also said 10 be We
effective pitcher, has also been sig Mt
The club now has four pitchers.
good club would draw paying erowt
and the management 10 trying TO
that club together.