Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
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eiears at the Delaware House ~
Lunch every night at the Dslawar,
House, No. blS Market street.
Bush French street wharf y th,
place to buy your coal
Rev. Mr.. KeigwIn aud wife srs pre-.
pairing to take two weeks trip for th,
benefit Of their health.
Quite number Of excursion steamers
crowded with Baltlmoreaus, visited tht
new cruiser Baltimore yesterday, which
10 now lying In the Patapsco river at Bal.
timore.
John A. Newell Of this city went Il
Washington yesterday to joia the VIII.
mington base ball club.
A small boy. named Benjamin Howard
cut bis face quite badly BY = fall on ths
gutter plate at Sixth and Market streets.
"Florida on Wheels" 10 being ex.
hibited at Chester, Pa, 1t having closed
its stay In our city on Saturday evening.
Buy the celebrated "Orrville Flour" I"
table Belle' and "World's Fair''.
Steward s. Chandler sell II, who ssale
and retail. Cali for prices, etc. Phone
ITO.
John 9. yederis, who rsaides ut Thir.
teenth and Forrest streets, wishes to
purchase a goat In order to keep up bis
team, as without 1t travelling with him
10 impossible.
The largest line and beat selected
etock of millinery In the city; fipest
workmanship At X. L. KIrby's. 200 King
street.
We will sell you . pound Of genuine
Bull Durham Tor 400, at Seventh and
Orange and s East Third street, Chap
man, the pioneer Of low prices In the
tobacco trade.
The Young Peoples Christian En-.
deavor Society OF Asbury NJ. E. Church
Will give an excursion, In connection
with the Union Epworth League, to Bay
Ridge on July II.
Encampment No. 81, Union Veteran
Legion, will hold memorial services on
Wednesday evening In the Board of
Trado rooms. The veterans expect big
turnout on that occasion.
The Young Peoples Association of St.
Stepben's Lutheran Church will hold a
festival In the lecture room OF tie Opera
House, on the evening Of the 20th, 2lst.
and 22ni inst
The clerks Of tho Edgemoor Iron
Works, In game OF base ball on Satur-
day, defeated the clerks Of the Baldwin
Locomotive Works OF Philadelphia by
score of IA TO s.
Blk new houses arc being erected by
Messrs. Bonner and Peacock on b street
and Railroad avenue, near Madelsy
Church, South Wilmington.
Governor B'rgs vI,ited our city to-day
and shook hands with number of his
r. L. Barton has removed from No. az
East Seventh street to No. 11t2 West |
Third street. aud persons having left |
Iewelry with him to repair can get the |
'ame at the last-named place.
Celebrated Rheumatic Mixtrre never |
|ails to cure the worst cases of neuralgia
Aud rheumatism. Try 1t. Ouly soc. per
bottle. Taylor g. Fullerton, druggists,
'0Z King street.
w. 8. Cloud, whose upholsteiing bust
less is on the increase at No. 1Ol East
Ninth street, wishes to employ smother
Irst-class upholsierer.
A man named Charles, but whose sur
lame we failed to hear. had the nails
orn of one OF his hands 10 the shops OF
he r., w. & B. Railroad Company on
NJ Monday, making a very painful but not
\ dangerous wound.
Edward + Kane of this city, James L, |
Finnegan of New Castle and j. M. Ahren
Df Hockessn went to Hartford, Conn.,,
IN Monday, to attend the biennial COM
rentlon Of the Ancient Order OF Hlberni-
ms, which met there this morning.
Mrs G. II. Frazer, No. 422 East Fourth
Itreet, offers suitable reward for the
recovery of an earring lost last Sunday
evening in the city cur or In the ttrc.t.
The Independent base ball club has re- |
with great players, and will
play any nine whose members are IS |
gears OF age or under, for $5 or more.
All challenges sent to Joseph Worfeld, |
captsin, No. 4l2 Taylor street, Whining
ton, Del.
George H. Mccall, No. 8l4 Harrison
street, offers suitable reward Tor the
recovery OF $25 lost by IN, on Monday
on his rounds through the city.
Hon George H Bates ia passing lew
days at Atlantic City tor the benefit oil
his health.
Alfred Bradley, advance agent for
"Dixey's Seven Ages" visited our city
yesterday to make prepsrati ms for au
cnttfbainmeut ny t0t com plly.
E. J. Newell denies the stAtemouts In
regard to colored women being drunk In
his place. Mary Walker, one OF the
women, works Tor Mr.. Newell.
Chief Engineer Edward A. Robinson Ia
buslly engaged In inspecting large build-
ings to zee il Are escapes are needed He
will notify the owners T dangerous
buildings to have escapes erected at once.
The horse that II. l.. Brown, Second
and Orange streets, thought had been
yankei from him by sharper, was re.
turned safe and sound last nisht.
Troop B will attend the ball and rec ep.
tion OF Company ID, Third Pennsylvania
Regiment, at its armOry, Broad aud
Wharton streets, this evening, leaving
this city In q special car. Governor Biggs
and staff will be present.
Garfield Camp. 3. OF V. had ten appll.
cations Tor membership last night. The
cam decided to have new uniforms by
Decoration Day. Colonel X. NJ. j. Reed
OF Phiiadalphia was present and delivered
an Interesting address.
A married couple without children
can rent q furnished house during The
summer very reasonably al No. 6!5 We.t
Seventh s;reet.
MIR. Francis Gick~r will leave our city
to-day Tor the purpose oil locating Ii
Hollidaysbarg, where fs can sccurt
much larger wages than are paid hy the
employers in this section. His son ex
pecis to locate In the same section and
engage 10 the grocery business.
The Bayard Legion Base Ball Club has
organized Tor the season with the iollew
ina playeI~: q, w. Aotle p. g. Hoguc
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