Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-13

Dota,

For Catarrh. smoke Pine Needle Cigar
We have q large Quaptity Of holiday
goods lett over In odds aud ends, such Is
mserschaum sets. pipes, smokers, cigar
cases, &c., &C., which we will close out
at ruinously low prices. Chapman, Sev.
enth and Orange, aud No. East Third
| street.
William Legg furnishes the meals for
the prisoners at the City Hall at the rate
OF " cents per meal.
Oysters, CLANS and terraplns at Aim
scow's. Fine oysters rs, 80 aud Acc. per
quart. Telephone 800.
Go to Hiram Yerger's and buy blankets
and robes at your own prices. Must be
| sold to make room Tor spring goods.
J. A. Deighton, residing at Cooch's
Bridge. Del, Is confined to the house
suffering with La Grippe.
The real estate OF Chas. II. Treat will
be sold by Sheriff Ward at Georgetown
| tomorrow.
Thomas W. Layton has been appointed
Trustee of the Poor ir Sussex County, TO
I'll the vacancy caused by the death OF
Nehemiah NJ. stayton Of North West
Fork Hundred.
q. NJ. Marshall has put over 1000 piles
along the sea front at Rehoboth.
James w. Murphy. veterinary surgeon,
Is confined to his house by sickness. lie
| holes to be about In few days 10 attend
| business.
| An experienced male teacher may
secure . situation by addressing Charles
W. Burger, Clsymont, Del.
| Try those excellent Doc. white shirts Of
| Wyatt & Co., sos Market stleet.
Coval J. Tuflree, who was born near
| Odessa, but who removed to Missouri,
some twenty-five years ago, arrived In
our city this morning, in order that he
might find a residence In hospital as he
had become n confirmed invalid.
Any one having small farm to rent
| within ten miles of this city, may hear
OF n good tenant by addressing q. H.,
this office.
The Southern truck ra!sers arc already
beginning to ship their early VERSAILLES
" the Northern markets. Yesterday two
freight ttains passed through Ell route
Tor Boston aud New York. &.
Some petty thief or thieves broke Into
the G sllar in the basement OF the Third
street market house on sunday and stole
some Ave dozen or more OF oranges and
produce.
A FIRE escape has been placed on the
Hardness Building at Tenth and Market
| streets.
Miss Lilly r. Jacobs, edltress Of the
youth's department OF the Delaware
Farm and Home, is visiting in Whining
ton.
I. S. Clark and ex-sherin Mcdaniel Of
Dover were In town this morning.
Dir. Brown, of Taylor aud Poplar
streets, who has boen suffering from the
grip Is better and attending 10 his prac-
tice. ....... ..
Between o and 10 o'clock last evening
four young men In a pe-sea,ed buggy,
, drove their horse furiously np and down
East 4th street.
Some of the hands on the p, w. & u.
have had extra duty on account Of other.
, being laid up with the grip.
Reese Pyle, who Ia at the Homeopathic
: Hospital, Is reported more comfortable
=. but subject TO i'll turns arising out Of tn,
serious hurt upon his head.
II you want nice pound cake go Il
, Weyl's, No East Second street.
The steamer Brandywine will take III,
, place of tho City of Chester running from
= Wilmington to Philadelphia, on and
! after Thursday next
: Mayor Austin Harrington was able te
be- out TO day and attend 10 his business
Driver McGonigal OF the Friendship
, engine ia confined TO his he me III al
attack OF the 'la grippe"
, Harry NJ. Wiley is able to lie abou
0 again after three weeks 10 the house witt
a severe attack OF the "erir."
+ George II. Simmons, who had hi
ankle severely sprained at the lire a
: Fifth and King streets, last month, Il
Z able TO be about BY the aid Of crutches.
John D. Wiley Is quite III with al
= attack Of the grip"
: The Neptune Social Club have card
out ANNOUNCING their sixth annual r,cep
: ton 10 be held iu the Institute Hall, OF
Q Monday evening, February II.
The grippe wave has passed over.
= The plastering Of that business-lik
:. structure, the Central National Bank, /
now going on.
a Ice men report liyslier demand thar
Is usual this time OF year.
: The tall end OF the st. Louis cyclon
reached us in the shape oil a fresh breeze