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Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
JEWELRY,

BARTON, Fri L.. practical Matchmaker
and jeweler, 2IS Il. Seventh ST., on
and after March 18th at No. 10 L. Sew.
enth st. Clocks to be repaired called
for and returned to any part of the
city and no extra charge made.
fine watches. diamonds, jewelry, sill
verware. clocks and bronzes,
BLANK Joseph r., No. D w. Ninth st..
practical Matchmaker and jewelcr.
VIII move to 105 W. Ninth 1T, on
March .sth. Repairing of all kinds
CLARK, Benjamin s., Jr., dealer In fine
clocks, watches, diamonds, jcwelry,
silverware md spectacles. Great
spectacle depot. Agent for the
diamond speectacles. ~ Market 81.
DAVIS. Willard y. practical Iva, watch b,
watches. clocks. Jewelry and silver
ware. No Il. Second st.
DE NoRMhNDIE A. H., sos Shiplcy st.
KERN, Joseph, No. 707 Market st. Dia-
monds: watches and jewelry.
jeweler and optician. Repairing u
Speciality. 2e0S Market street.
SMITH, +. A., practical matchmaker
and dealer In watches. clocks, jew
elry, etc. Repairing Of all kinds
neatly done and guaranteed to give
THOMAS, Harry E. 4 CO.. jewellers. No.
500 Market st Diamonds, watches,
jewelry. silyerware, optical goods,
clock s. Repairing speciality.
~, Gpld and Msd silver bought. ,roct,co,
Matehmaker and jeweier, No. los W.
Eighth 1t. Watches, clocks and lew
elry ut the lowest living prices. Fine
watch. clock and Jcwelry repairing u
speciality.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
CARRIAGE MAKEIts' SUPPLIES.
KENT IRON AND HARDWARE CO..
dealers In iron, hardware, cutlery
and tools, Nos. 2o3 to 2o7 Shipley st.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

BOURBON, II. r. 4 BRO, manufactu-
rers OF and wholesale and retail deal
ers In finc cigars, smoking and chew
ing tobaccos Of all kinds. 2l9 W.
Second street.
RAS y, n.i;, A. W wholesale IAN, and Ire re-
specially. All fhe Sunday and
weekly papers, magazines and
books, stationery and periodicals,
etc N. X. cor. Front and King SITS.
DURSTEIN, 8. H., Second ste, cigar and
tobacco house, dealer in manuf fac
turcd cigars and tobacco, No. 5 Z.
Second st. All goods warranted as
0LUCKMAS, D., manufacturer of Gu.
ban hand-mado cigars, No, al6 King
HAWKINS, James H.. wholesale and re.
tail tobbcr In cigars and tobacco.
Fine cigars a spcciplty.2l5 W. Fourth
RossifNs6 %liiia sa' H. s's Wholesale and
retail dealer in cigars and tobacco,
1lb e. Fourth street.
ROBINSON. l.. X, Wholesale and retail
dealer In cigars aud tobacco, pipes,
snuff, etc. Weekly and sunday pa.
Rers a. store and delivered. iis1s Il.
sEL YOUNG, Centre Square. York
Pa. Imported Key West aud do
uicstio cigars, Wholesale and retail
Branch store, 6le Market st.
STANTON, d. l. successor to +. y. Ma
gee dcaler In nno cigars and tobAcco,
nav. Third st.
STAFFORD. James A., dealer in fine
mlnt Of chewing and smoking tobac-
co. N. W. cor. Fourth and Poplar
sts, Golden Crown, Three fly always
on hand.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. Samuel
ncC,sry. Jr.. Prsst. Phillip Punk.
Ter. Incorporated 1855. Capital
stock. t7io.Odb, surpius and undivi.
ded profits, e57 .l00. 80 Market At.
s spa o oaPsa;S: s:s S,s : ::s 1sS
lsis: Capital stoet, s23S, 600; surplus.
e2s. ~. biscount days Wodnessia "
and Saturday..
FIRE. sA dI BANK; Edy BETS ls:
Chartered Feb. stth. isss Capital,
e6to.OC0 Surplus and acknowledgements
tll3.0is.ts. DiscQant days. Mondays
Thursdays. Cor. Firth and Aarketand
NATIONAL BAxK oy WILMINGTON
AND BkAkDfwlNE, AArkss and
Second sits. Geo. 8. Cxpuils. Freyt.,
G. NJ. Steward, Cashier, Capital
% 'gWspl ae.p.s.s.a, sss a.:
accounts ofindiv iduals. ar1ns. banks,
and other corpSra ti0ns. Every JAcu
ny offered for the safe and speedy
rnn Eoti4iHI e eS 81 xExsrrE AND
TRUST CO.. =. W. coz: Ninth and
ton Lea, vtcc-Prest., Utho Rowland.
Sect and Treas. Acts ~ trustee,
receiver. etc. Takes entire charge
OF real and personal estates. Pays
liberal ratcs q interest On dcposits.
THE EATiUSAL BANK or DEL.
AWARE, NJ Wtlmingto ton. Market and
Sixth sts. u. q. Banning, Prest..
II. Baird. Cashier. Capital ellO.Ooo.
surplus, elS0,000. Discount days,
Tuesdays and fridays.
THE WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND.
SOCIETY, 8. Il. cor. Ninth and Mar
ket streets. Incorporated Jan. nth.
1881. President VIM. A. Candy, Vice
president Thos. II. slavery, Scot.
and Trcas., ". ]. Ellison.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
CHINA, GLASS, Hr0.
LAYTON, WIN, ell Market o. CHINA,
GlAeo,. lamps, stlvsrware, cutlery,
fnrnishings.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
brown. II. A. dealer in GOAL, wood,
lime, sand, cement, marble dust. cal.
cined plaster and charcoal. Yard
foot OF West ut. Telephone ISL.
BUSH. GEO. W. q SONS, estsblisBe1
l1A agents for Phlla. and ReaAH4
Penna. bItuminous Goals. hspes111
attention given to retail trade In
from ca refuily selected coliicrfes.
Wholesale trade snpplted from
bsIIand and Ci.ariieid regions.
Steam hoisting, general stcvedoring
and unloading, Wilmington office,
French street wharf
COMBS COAL AND LUMBER CO.,
dealers in anthracite and bituln-
tnons GOALS. ktndIing wood, building
Wcod,aan pres, ' W. q. Whitley. Jr..
ytce,;grest.. A, .. Griggs treas, n;
yard, g. y. cor. Eleventh and
Church sts. Telephone, No. 8.
MILLS. yamos. dealer in best grades OF
Lehigh and sehuylkiii coal: also
s slsargRT si,T pine ana oak wood Fourth
sHEwARD 4 CHANDLER. dealers in
best coal mined. kindlinH wood.
Depot south side Market st. bridge,
hrnuch once. Second and French sts.
Telephone Ito.
SOLOMON. John NJ, dealer In coal,
wood, lime and sand. Front and
Church SITS. Main ofIicc, No. W.
wILNN. COOPERATIVE TRADING
ASSOCIATION, dealers in coal and
wood. foot Of Orange st. L. ]. Sove,
manager. residence, 12a9 West ct
Telephone, b0i.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

BACHER, ). O.. merchant tailor. No.
28 w. Eighth st. Repairing. scour-
ing and dveing.
CRAIG, Walter j. Ifyeu want to get q
good-ftting and well-made suit OF
clothes for Z moderate price you
must 20 to No. Il. Seventh st. We
guarantee satisfaction to all. Civ e
us call.
CHENEY, l. W, merchant tailor, No.
8i5 Market st. A hne selection OF
foreign and domestic suitings and
trouserings. Prompt work and mod
crate price.
HASSoN, B. P, fashionable merchant
tailor, 104 W. seventh st.
HESS, l., merchant tailor, No. 4 Il.
Third st.
O'CONNOR George E., merchant tailor.
Nothing but garments Of unexcelled
style and finish will be allowed to
leave my establishments No. 2W.
Third st.
LIVERPOOL. AND LONDON merchant
tailors, No. 52l Market st. Pants to
measure 50 90. Suits to order $1,000.
90 different styles to select from. IL
wool fabrics.
THORP, Samuel r. m crchant tailor, No.
6lS u Market st. Friends work u
speciality.
ZIMMERMAN, II. W., tailor, No. IL W.
Tenth at. Fit guainnteed. Cutting
and repairing promptly done.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
HOTELS.

BOURBON 4 co, hotol and restaurant,
European plan. Open all night.
United States Hotel, opposite p. w.
4 u. Il. b. depot. Pure wines and
BRo%S,s Hotel. No. los W. Fourth st.
CENTRAL H0fEL, Sixth and French
stf. First-ciass IN all its appoint-
ments. Five blocks north Of r. w. q
oLhYToN 1895 of ISAAC e. fse p proP
DELAWARE HOUSE, No. 5iS Marke
Street. william LeGE propr. Ev-
erything first class and good accom-.
modations for the public. A call will
one feel at home. Special rates for
transient travellers.
FAKkA. @. d. 4 Co. livery and board.
ing stable. 100 nnl los French st.
Il. r station fhis hctei is an On.
tireiy new building and 10 furnished
in most elegant style and offers
Refreshinentsa and satasies first-eiass
and at fair prices. Henry Blouth
aIBsoS HOUSE. Nos. 9 and 81 W.
WI G - 18th s. sso! Samuel Finley. prop
French sts. J. @. Garwood. prop,
Terms ~ Der day.
MECHANICS HOTEL. N. W. cor. Elcy'
enth ana Railroad ave. Stables at
tnched. Philip Ambold, prop.
PACKET HOUSE, No. Market street.
Choice wines. liquors, lager beer etc.
Fine cigars speciality. McCorm ick
q BfO., proprS.
PENNsYLVANIAH HOUSE, cor. Front
and King SITS. best accom- oda tom
and charges moderate. Jos. A. Bau
WRITE T' h6 6fS HOTEL, southwestern
Second and Tatnali SITS. Choice winei
and liquors. Imported and domeB
ito cigars. Frank HOuck, prop.
WILLIAM PENN HOTEL, Norlnwesl
cor. Fourth and Orange SITS. 7. +
| Cassidy. prop.
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IIyERY ANp noARpINo.


ing stables, Eleventh st., bot. Or
Ange and Tatnall SITS.
PAGAN. Thomas Z Co., livery stable.
Nos. ~ and SO Orange ~. Funerals
stranded with hearse and coaohes;all
furnished.
HITCHEN, James, boarding and livery
stables, Nos: sos and siO Z. Fourth st.
Telephone se7. n.,.~. uor..
Fifth and xth sts., on shfpley st.
Carriages TO hire at All hours.
LORT 4 kLA1R, boarding. livery and
and West SITS Carriages to hire at
KYLE, William M, livery stables, 4os
Orange st. Funerals attended with
hearse and coach. All kinds OF
teams for hire. Weddings attended
TO at short notice.
KYLE, Henry, livery, boarding. eH-
change and accommodation stables.
tended %. No. s2s King st. Telephone
LOVE, ii. W., livery sale. boarding, and
exchange stables, 3sS u. Third street.
TsisPhonsa No 10 Isisg ssat surnouts
r. K. 4 co livery stables
Front and Grunge SITS. Telephone No.
go. Stylish equipages and hrst-class
turnouts. Funerals Will receive our
careful and prompt attention
MARTIN, Joseph E., boarding and liv
cry stables, bet. seventh and Eighth
on Van Buren, st. Reside nee 70l Van
buren, vt.
MARTIN, william c., livery sale, board
ing and exchange stable. Nos. l0s to
ITO W. Third ct. Eirst-class horse,
and carriages always on hand.
TANGUY, W. s., " est End Palace sta
bles, Delaware ave-, and Tatnall St.
Everything for hire known to thu
trade. Private coupe service. Tele
phone call No. 43.
WHITMAN, George c.. livery. board
1 seS sa 1ts s shiu scn st ana ~
Orange ste. Cabs 70 hire. Wedding
promptly attended TO. VI
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

HODGES, Fred c., upholstering ana
cleaning. Works Thirteenth aud
Scott SITS. Phone Nl. Branch of1ices
MCCARTNEY, j. L. CO., retail deah
ers in carpets oil cloth, mating and
window shades, 607 Shipley street,
General upholstering in all its bran>
ches. Ship work speciality.
MOERK, Earn est G., general uphoistereR
dealer in window shades, curtain
poles, stair rods. vestibule rods,
shade fringcs, shade clasps, etc. Try
a bottle of my metal polish for clean.
, ing gold, silver, nickel and brass
.e-,ticles. No. 40s Shipley st.
REED' b.. general up holstarer, N. We
cor. SlA " and Tatnall sts. All kinda
OF mattressv2 made. Window shades
waited and repair I'd. Hsir Mattress
cs speciality. Fur iturs re-upholss
tered. Carpets, matss -, oil cloth
and all kinds OF floor COW ing made
sCHW ARTz, NJ, 8. W. cor. Third aafss
Tatnall sts.. Wilmington uphol-
sterer and cabinet maker. Carpets
made and laid. Polishing and war;
nishing. All repairing neatly done.
Mattresses made over. All work
promptly done at residence OF shop,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

BUEIILER, Albert q Co., 5l3 shipley st.,
dealers In household furniture, car
pets, oil cloths, stoves and children
coaches. Uphoistering n speciality.
NJ, MEGARY & SON. A full line OF fur
niture, carpets, refrlgerators. stoves
and baby carriages constantly on
hand. 5. ". cor. Sixth and Tatnall
and SO Tntnall st.
MESsICK l.. L.. furniture and carpets,
oil cloths, ma things, etc. All kinds oi
housefurnishing goOds. l25 W. Sec.
ond st. Baby carriages speciality.
MURPHY, r. J. furniture, carpets,
stoves, etc. III Market and ll6 ship
ley st.
SPEAKMAN, Samuel, dealer in furni-
anJ SO s{rrS.t ~ ~ W"s1n,c remn mi %
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

FULLMER's dining rooms, sos Marks I
st. Tho oldest establishments In th0
state. Known throughout the oounr
try for tile excellence Of the meals
and the cleanliness Of the servicA
Meals at all hours. The finest oyu-
tiers speciality.
GARDNER, r. A., ice cream and DIM
ing rooms, 8. W. cor. Seventh Anq
Shipley SITS. Oysters and te . cream
Wholesale and retail. Telephone al.
HEALD q CO., bankers and BROKERS'
Investments carefully and con4dens
TALLY arranged. Seventh and Markeo
SITS.
MULLIN. John j., Sixth and shipley
Streets. Telephone 555. Tho iineso
brands of wines, liquors and Gle
gars. Dining rooms on second hoors
Sixth st. entrance.
REYNOLDS MALTA HOUSE, Restau-
rant and saloon, N. y. cor. Water
and King SITS. Meals At all hours.
Bar stocked with tho best Wines
liquors and cigars. Fine ales ana
roast dinners a speciality.
WILLIS restaurant, opposite r. W =
b. depot. Most convenient and boss
appointed restaurant In the city.
JAS. l.. Willis.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
LUMBER RETAIL,

KENT, Lindiey c.. wholesale and retail
dealer In lumber and miliwork. hard
wood and building lumber. frames,
doors, sash, blinds, SHUTTERS, brack-
cts. holdings, etc. Cor, Front and
Monroe SITS. Telephone No 81.
KENT 4 WEEKS: 4 L. Rent. W. II.
Weeks. Hard woods ard building
lumber, lsths. shingles, etc. Front
ana Jefferson eto.
MCKEE 4 PYLE. Coal, lumber and
builders. supplies. lime, sand and 90
ment. Telephone, No. 1877. Branch
offices, No. 108 King st., and south
side Market st. bridge.
SIMMONS, Q. q. b BRO, manufacturers
and dealers III lumber and millwork,
scroll saving, doors, "a sh, blinds and
mouidings. Humber q All Kinds
kept under cover. Cor. Front and
THE PENINSULA Ei LUMBER CO. Incor-
porated l6Se. Main ofIice and yard,
south side Market 1t. bridge.
WISE. John, lumber dealer, Twelfth
and Market SITS. Wilmington and
Brandywine Lumber yard d. white
and yellow pine lumber, hemlOck
toist and scantling,s spruce framing,
white Pine and cypress shingles,
laths and pickets. oak and che tnut
posts, german and bevel edge. white
pine sidings.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.

CLARK, Samuel b., plumber, gas and
steam filter, 8. Z. cor. seventh and
Orange SITS. Wind mills, pumps,
bath tubs, water closets and gas
fixtures u spesialty. Jobbing prompt
ly attenden to. Estimates furnished.
EATON, isaiah N, practical plumber,
steam and gas litter, No. 400 Shipley
q. All orders receive prompt alton
ton. Telephone No. $50.
SHARPE, A. L., plumber, gas and steam
after, 400 Orange st. Terra Gotta and
lead and iron Pipe. Estimates fur
nishcd and jobbing promp ly atten-
dedto.
WARD, George b., practical plumber,
gas and steam filter. Special atten.
Zion given to house draining and
ventilation. Estimates furnished at
short notice. Your patronage solic-
tied. 1908 Market st. Telephone
No. S73.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
CARNAGE MANuyACrurERs.

cA9ILL 4 co.. manufaoe urers OF hne
jump seats, extension tops etc.
Light earrfngef speciality. ~ and
COOLING Z CO.. Samuel Cooling, Sew.
erson =. Cooling, successors 70 Cool
Ing BroA, carriage manufacturers,
Fourth And French SITS. Carriages OF
every description constantly onhand
Or made to order At shortest notice.
Repairing promptly and carefully at
rRisT < ALLMoN, manufacturers of
nnc carriages; repairing and repaint-
snd promptly executed. seventh and
HAMHITT. i. NJ. manufacturer Of
carriages, bnggies. etc. Repairing in
20. Fifteenth and Market SITS.
of carr lagos. wagons. etc. Light do
livery and business wagonsa special
~. Fair prices aud satisfac ton
guaranteed. N. u. cor. Second and
HAMMiTT, j. H., builder OF carriages.
light express and delivery wagons,
carriagc repairing and general
hiacksmithihg. Nos sN and G0s
JONES auTnRiK 4 CO., mnnufactu-
rers OF hno carriages OF every de-
scription. Market Ut. bridge.
McCABE 4 DAKRAGH, carriage man
ufacturers, N. W. cor. Fourth snd
Walnut SITS. Also express wagons
Kerbaugh, business agt
Mel. EAR = KENDALL, carriage man
facturers, cor. Ninth and King sts.,
repositories, Nos. als, 2ls and 2s) n.
broad st.. Philadelphia, Pa, and cor.
Meeting and wentworth sss. Char
THE I Novelty i CARRIAGE WORKS,
manufacturers OF fine carr tnges for
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
CRAYON PORTRAITS.

AsLovsKY, Alexander, sls w. Second
st. Enlarging all kinds of photo
graphs to life size. Crayon Portraits
on weekly payments. The finest
before going elsewhere. Also. all
kinds OF pictures framed, or framed
to order while you are waiting. Also
you who cannot speak English. don Z
be backward rs can speak " you
Russian, French, Hungarian, Sla-
vonic and Bohemian. Established
1850.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

RUSH, Geo. W. & Sons, Lumber Com
pany. Lumber at wholesale. White
pine timber. Yellow pine by cargo.
CHtRCH MAN, George. manufacturer
of Long Leaf Yellow Pine, LOO King
street. Mills at Eastman, Georgia.
Offices, Wilmington, Del. and East
man, Georgia. ,,o
CRANsT0N, John A, Lumber CO.. io'
sion merchants. Yellow pine, white
nine. heMlock, etc. A full stock kept
on hand In yards at Wilmington Del.
Telephone No. 379.
TALLEY, Thomas J, wholesale iumper
phone No l07. Poplar, white pi e
and hemlock. Piling, crosa ties ana
oak bill stun cut to order.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

CRAIG, N. S., dealers in meats and veg.
etables of all kinds. s. W. cor. sec.
ond and Justts0n SITS.
DALLAS, Daniel r., dealer in fresh and
salt meats. Also a full line OF gro
ceries and foreign and domestic
fruits. 7O3 w. Ninth st.
DEvALLINGER, George c., dealer in
beef, pork, mutton, veal, etc. salt
meats and provisions. Stalls 2022.
City market.
Dew George c., meat and
provision market, n. W. cor. Sew
enth and King SITS. We keep In stock
the best In this line that the market
affords. A call will convince you.
LOFLAND'6., Y. H., meat market, Wor-
rell,s Chester Co. leaf lard, sausage,
scrapple and the best young steer
beef, etc., fresh every day. 627 Mad
ison st.
LOWELL BROS, meat and provislo ion
store, No. 70j W. Eighth st. Butter
and eggs. Corned beef a speciality.
Also a full line of canned goods. X.
L. Lowell. g. II. Lowell.
REED, George, dealer in all kinds of
fresh and salt meats. 495 King st.
THOMPSON, Dell NJ, beef, mutton and
veal butcher. Pork, sausage, scrap
pie, pure lard, produce. butter, eggs,
poultry, etc. n. W. cor. Ninth and
Madison SITS.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
DRUGGIST.
TAYLOR d FULLERTON, apotheca-
rics, No. 500 King Vt. Telephone No.
IN,


J. A. EVANSTON CO., manufacturers Of
pure ground bono, acid phosphate.
W. b. raw bone super-phosphas e.
Nova Seotia LAND Plss,e9p and deal.
ers In fertilizinx materials general
ly. J. A. Cranston Prest., o. N. john
son, Supt., j. r.. Whann, Sec. and
Treas; Mannfnctory, Newpcrt, Dol.
WALTON q WHANN COMPANY.
Works ut Wilmington, Del. Estnb-
lished 1851, Incorporated Angus 10th,
1855. n. 4. Walton prest.. a. l.. And
erson vice-prcst.. Francis n; Back.
socy snH ,u sreas; Geo as,na 4; Le Maiss At,
tirnore, Nd, Charleston, N. G. and
Warren, Ohio.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INsUR.
AECE CO., of the state of Della
ware. W. A. LaMotte. treas. Value
of live policies issued by this Com.
pany, Sill, 23l ,0lS.OO. Value of deposit
notes subject to assessment. SOL. Isl.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
INSURANCE CO., 602 Market St
vice prest.' and N. N. Cieaver scot.
and treas. Amount Of policies in
force December 3ist, 1850, 1918. 5a3
81. Amount of taxable vaiuables
subject to assessment, es50. 1855
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE. CO..
of New York. All policies Of this
company are now issued under the
n. Y. Safety Fund Law. Total rs
sets, 81, 490. 65t02. l.. p. Buck, mana
ger. ONCE Ninth and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
CLOTHING,

MULLIN, J. T. a SON, manufacturers
OF fine ready-mHde clothing for men,
bows aud children Mt prices that
will defy competition. Cor. Sixth
and Market streets.
MULLIN, J. To SON, merchant tail-
ors. We carry the finest limo of
English and domestic suitings to be
found IN the city.O designs are the
newest. our styles the latest. Cor.
Sixth and Market.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
FEED MILLS.

MILL CRHkK MILLS, Newport Road
near Wilmington. Manufactures flour,
feed, white ana yellow corn meal.
grisfs. Greund.- G raham Hour spec
talty. highest tanket prices paid
facturer or sindiing weed ut prices
lower than can be had In tile city.
WILMINGTON GRAIN ELEVATOR 4
lfatuall Bros. ,proprs.
Manufacturers of all kinds of corn
feed and dealers in hay. straw, -four,
feed and grain, lol Maryland ave.
Wholesale agents for Pratt's Food.
Recleaned oats 3 speciality. Tele-
phone 81.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
rTNWARE, ETC

a
CHAMBERS, Alexander, dealer in
stoves, tinware and house furnishing
goods. Tin roofing. spOuting, Job
bing, otc. Repairing promptly dones
No. ~ King St.
HOLLIS, George H., No. East Fourth
st., wholesale and retail dealer iIk
stoves, heaters, ranges, tinware and
house urnishiny goods.
JOHNSON, WIN. j., pra ctical tin and
sheet iron worker also, heater, stove.
range and factory work. Shop, SIS
shipley st. Residence 3o4 Il. Thir-
tenth at.
JOHNSON, J. c.. & Son, dealers in
stoves, heaters and ranges, house
furnishing goods. etc, No; rs Msrkee
ana sSas smiley T. To,e Msso NO Ioons
LIS. Bullock, supt.
REESE q BRO, tin plate workers rocl.
ing, guttering and spouting, ano
dealers iu stoves, heaters. ranges
and housefurnishin3 goods. NOS
T.. Fourth St.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
WALL PAPER, ETC,

EVANS. q. W, L CO., 200 W. Second &c.
wap paper and window shades. Ar
tistfc paper hangings Of ali kinds.
Among our goodt viii be found q
number OF novelties which are COM
poAeA OF flseks, brilliants, lustrines,
Japansse leathers and giitters, 70
which we cali special attention.
GoODLHYr George W. Bil Market ST.,
and All Madison st., nns paper hang
ings aaA window shades.
ROSfN q BRO, No. as an d220 W. Second
st. Practical wall decorators. Fine
paper hangines and window shades.
Fine work q Speciality. Large assorN
ment.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

ATLANTIC 4 PACIFIC TEA CO., ina
portcrs, coffee roasters and retailers
In teas and cofyecs, el5 Market street,
Pioneers In the business and only
importers dealing diroct with core
sumersw. r Cievenger, manager. 200
branch stores in the United States.
MY.
BRIGHT, Paul, 617 Market St. TsaA
cofrees, sugars and spices. Fancy
ware given away. Union Pacific Tea
Co., opposite City Hall.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKS,

DAVIDSON, Thomas, Delaware Steam
Marble and Granite Works. Artistic
memorials, monuments, tombs,
marble Gnd slate mantcls, tiling,
wainscoting, garden vases and stat
unry. Cemetery lots enclosed. Flag
stone pavements laid. Cor. Fifth
and King SITS.
DAVIDSON, william, Electric Stone
Works, manufacturer OF all kinds of
monumental and building work of
marble and granite. Slate burial ca
ses. Importer of Minton's tile. Deal
er in marble and slate mantels. Cor.
Ninth and King SITS.
MALONE, John L.. marble. granite and
brownstone works and manuiactu-
rer of head and tomb stones, flag
ging, cemetery enclosures and all
kinds OF cemetery work. Cor. Della
ware ave. and Jefferson st.
MCGOWAN. Leslie W., marble and
granite works, established ls4s: n. e.
cor. Tenth and Tatnall SITS. Monu-
ments, tombs aud enclosures. Tile
floors, repairing, resetttng, cleaning,
etc. All work Ruaran teed.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

ALLEN, Alvan, briokmaker. Yards
near Front and Union street depot.
ONCE, Builders Exchange, II. d. cor.
Fourth and Market sta. Telephone
connections with ali parts Of the
the city. Your ordsrs respectfully
solicited and promptly flied. An
kinds OF brick OF the best quality
constantly on hand at the lowest
market prices.
PIERCE q BEESON. brick manufac-
sssss oss sss fssr's se Ha 4. f.
Yard on Concord Pike, half mile
from Market ct. Connected by Tel
ephone. Call No. 30. Capacity,
7.000e0 annually. Quality unex-
eellod.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
SEWING MACHINES.

DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO..
Opera House Building, No. sl4 Mar
ket st. sewing machines, paper
fashions, dress forms.
THE SINGER MFG. CO., manufActus
rers OF tho most improved sewing
ring purposes. Three-fourths Of tho
family machines sold throughoue
the world are Singers. Branch of
foe, $40 Market st.
WHEELER b WILSON TRIUM.
PLANT. The official list Of awards
at the Exposition UniverseIIe, Par
is, 1859, proves that the highest pos
sible premium, tho only grand pri 9
for sewing machines was awarded
TO Wheeler and Wilson Manufhcttr-
ring Co., and the cross OF the Legtt n
of Honor WAS conferred upon Ma
thaniel Wheeler, the Prsident Of tli1
Company. Saiesrooms No. e07 Mar
ket st. G. W. Banxhoff, mana ger.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

THE VIM. LEA 4 SONS CO., Brandy
wine Mills, manufacturers of winter
meal, hominy grits, farina, wheat
and corn feeds, etc. Capacity 800
barrels -four and corn meal per dny.
Preston Lea, prest., John NJ.
Taylor, vice prest. and treas. Mills
Del.