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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock q
team containing two young men and two
girls came out TO Newport, and soon
afterwards were met by two other young
men In buggy. An old grudge having
existed between the parties ireo fight
ei sued In front Of SturZsoa's hotel. The
loud voices OF the combatan,s aud the
screams Of the girls aroused the CON-
munity to gather In large numbers, aug :
mented by the Sunday school, dismissed
atout that hour. The first round didn't
result In much, and III the second round
tho girls Jailed to pull the animals spsrt.
After the loss Of several Leckties and
collars they came together, when blood
began TO flow frcoly. In the fourth round
| tue rls got their beaus In the carriage
and drove away for repairs. 10 the fiti
round, after both parties drove Oft, they
came together again, bu. prudent cour.
sells prevailed, and the parties drove OF
tow ards Wilmington. During the melee
search was made ier Con stable Porter
but he was Ia Sunday school and coult
not be found, aud telephone message t
New Castle elected no reply.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

Bernard Conner was charged before
Judge Bail this morning with having
committed an assault mud battery on
Edwa,d Mullen, at Third and Tatnall
streets, ab-ut o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The prosecuting witness was drunk
and this fact was discovered by his pro-
family Willie giving his testimony. He
was taken frcm the stand and locked up,
when the accused stated that he had rob.
bed him of tive dollar gold piece, after
he had given HIN a dollar. This hap.
pened some five weeks ago, and when he
met bin on Saturday night he refused
to pay, but offered to hgnt 1t out, wher
the accused gave him thu ashiDg The
Judge sentonced him to pay the COST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14


About IL o'tlack latt Saturday nie hs,
as Edward Meredith was passing Second
al d King streets, he was assaulted by
three men, who after knocking hip
down beat him In an unRerssiiui man.
ner. As soou Us tue ps;u desis,ed Mere
dlth mas hg WY 70 the Iolice station,
b il alter lie had made his sta ement, Ser
geai.t. Peterson aud Stewart started ou
| to search fer his ASSISTANT. From In.
foim alton which they received they ar
rested Archie Galloway anil Thoma:
| Ryan. Ttey were arraigned befor.
Judge Ball yesterday uoruing, wheI
| they asked to have the hearing con
tinued, to enable them to secure wit.
nesses. There request was granted. and
Galloway was ordered to furnish $500
and Ryan 500 bail for final hearing
this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

VVANrED.--TwO YOUNG MEN OF
w 4 cd stNud,nR can be accaAiri6 datsd
wit kJall MI. ;--. nj In AID siQfy frQpt
| room tt so, ~ West .tnst;s y 3-i4.!tF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14
ON EIGHTH STREET.


Three lots. each IGxll0 feet, to
Patrick Fitzgerald, "a slG. 20. 3 1000
Two lots, each lGSllU, 10 John W.
Chambers, q SO 10. .............. $500
sis75. .............,...... $3.50
One lot. i6xli0, to W. scott YER
Non. q SlI.25. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2I6.O
on uowLhED STREET.
One lot, l5x96. to Robert A. Ed
wards, o slI.O'.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 255,0
Ecur lots, each lss.6, to Robert A.
Edwards, q sl,.I5. ................ 1850
Three lots. each l5x9i, to George
II. Boughn,an, q siC...........s.. 1901
Ten lots, each laNy6, to James "a
krcjci. q 500 ............... 40" .on
Three lots, saeh AsS,Slac. Co patrick ''''''
os21SseY sal, @ $40 Is. ............. 4si.
We lot, l5x9J, to W. A. story. %
40 % lE2
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

n +. Davis. ieweles, o East aecond ST
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14


What IN 'ght have been O very serious
runaway was frustrated about l o'clock
this afternoon, by young man named
Edward Beeson rushing In and getting
hold OF the Inns OF the lead horse. The
team belonged to John G. Shaeffer. bot
tier. Tie Eortes got scared between Mar.
ket aud Shipley on Third street and ran
at . rapid rate Own Third street, and
when nearly opposite the Third street
market. young sBeeson ran out and sue
ceeded In getting hold of the lines, but
before be could change the course oil the
horses they were making straight for the
REPUBLICAN Office, but Beeson havin .
an opportunity TO pull on the line Ls
guldel the team that was thea on the
pavement around between the telegraph
pole on the corner and the corner OF thu
REPUBLICAN building without touchln q
either and stopped the team 10 front o
Taylor's grocery store. Much credit 4
due to Mr.. Beeson for Ills courage and
skill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

A number of boys engaged 10 . gam Q
of base bali yesterday afternoon. on .
pasture lot leased by James Brown, over
Market street bridge In South Whining.
ton. When Mr.. Brown demonstrated
with them they becams very iusolcni.
and one Of them, selling Mr.. Browns
hat ran away with 1t. lie was pursued
by O man employed BY Mr.. Brown who
recovered the hat, and two Of the par
ticip.nts named John Burton aud Harry
Riedel were arrested snd arraigned be-
fore Judge Ball this morning. Riedel wts
Identified as having been before the Cont
some time ago charged with larceny, and
discharged, on his mothers assurances
that she would take caro- Of him In the
future The Judge gave each OF 'he
boys severe reprimand, aud dismissed
the IN on payment Of costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

A. an sast-bound freight train on the
Pennsylvania railroad was turning .
curve 10 Elizabeth, New jersey, on Sat-
urdsy night, the end Of telegraph pole
resting on two platform care became
loose, swung Oh, aud struck the last car
Of passing passenger train going west
shattering its side aud breaking many
windows. A number Of passergeu were
injured By the flying fragments Of glass
and wood.
Some Of the stress IN Oshkosh, WIS.,,
arc flooded, the Wolf river having over
flowed It, banka The recent rains
melted the snow at tho head wAters Of
the river and its tributarieA Persons
along the river bank were Obliged to
move their goods to second stories The
water was falling last night.
Near Columbus, Ohio, on Friday. lot
of hogs set upon heller and . young
calf aud devoured them. In m Adjoin-
ing pasture . herd Of cattle became infla.
rated at the smell Of blood, aud broke
down the fence and charged upon the
hogs, killing ten Of them and woundinG
many more.
Two locomotives collided yesterday on
the Greenwich Point extension OF the
Pennsylvauia Railroad. near the Point
breeze Oil Works. Ono Of this engineers
was kilisd, George Smith. . brakeman,
had his skull fractured. and several
others were slightly injured.
The props supporting tank contain
ing 5000 gallons of water on the roof Of
the Park Theatre gave way yesterday
afternoon and the tank foil ITO feet into
the cellar. 1t 10 expected that the dam
age will lie repaired to-day.
State Treasurer Archer has executed I
trust deed OF all his property 10 Cecil
and Harford counties, Maryland, for tn,
benefit OF his bondsmen. Its estimated
value is below CSC, 900. 1t is said he will
be released to-day in e25, 900 ball.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14
Dots,

Dots.
The choicest brands OF wine, liquor and
eigAn ct the Delaware House
Meals ct all hours ct the Delaware
Houss. No SIS Market street.
Board BY the day OF week a. the Della
wars Houss. No. SIS Market street.
The best t'ntyps made IN the cltyu .
Cummings' gallery, 800 Market street.
Bush French street wharf b the
plaee to buy your coal
Don't forget to call ON 8. A. Thorp ct
o2S Market streek whsn In want Of
hobby spring suit.
The best relief for cough and hoarse'
mess 10 McInall's Syrup oil Tar, IS centa.
Dsnforth, druggist. SECOND and Market.
| One. Of the ch DIGEST soeks Of the season 10
the ..Iin Of HARRIET Bescher stove, writ.
MStHikATTiRp. ~ Sf'nsn street. AGENTS
Measles, tbs cough and all troubles
affecting the lungs Of children are rapi lily
cured BY eimms' Cough Syrup for Chill
dren; Csc. Sold BY druggists; depot 4th
and King.
Men, women and children, bring In
your Red Light tags and get an elegant
pocket knife free. Chapman, Seventh
and Orange and East Third.
Call and examine Thorp's stock oil
goods when In want OF new spring sui,
at 82S Market street.
DR.. Lippincott, who is now located In
Philadelphia, visited our city on Friday
asd called on several Of hIs old patients.
Peter Mason 10 about building q new
barn on bis farm near Ashland, and
james Farron IL experimenting the job.
Persons who wish carpets shaken, eel.
lara cleaned, whitewashing or calsomin.
ing done should send orders to Pierce
Parker, No. 2O3 West Eighth street Of
No. 1923 French street.
The 81. Mary's T. A. B. nine defeated
the Reilly Lyceum nine on Saturday by |
scors of 20 TO II.
Mr.. Isaac A. Fighter has removed hi,
cigar and tobacco store to 627 Marke
street, where be will keep . large and
varied stock OF the weed on hand to dis
! pose Of to the public. He is we'll know
and is very popular with the citizens o
our city.
Rev. W. II. Young and Mrs. A. r
Young, assisted BY the choir, will Civ
an elocutionary aud musical entertain
nent 10 the Second Baptist Church
Fourth and French streets, Tomorrow
(ruesday) evening.
A committee has been appointed b
: Goodman N. Il. sunday school to pre-
; pare fer literary and musical entertain
: ment the last OF this month.
j. 9. Smith who moved into the resi-
dence formerly occupied by Mr.. Fem
near Adams station Christiana Hundred
will have q house warming party OF
Wednesday evening.
j. II. HammItt, builder Of carriages
light express aud delivery wagons. lie
pairing aud repsiuting speciA Atty. Sati'
faction guaranteed. Nos. 6o6 aud Gu
n Walnut street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

That charming and delightfully."- clever
little sctress, MTA Rerlan Gjpbss received
XII dfamatIc editor very kindly In the
psrlor OF the Central Hotel on Saturday
sltsr the matinee performance OF 1.-THE
Wife," Mrs. Gibts 10 beautiful woman.
Her face 10 sweet and gentle, with large.
and yery musical voice, which charms
Ler auditor aud makes her . brilliant
couversat!onalist. She converses equally
Veil on any subject. When asked her
plans for next season, Mrs. Obs said:
II am expecting 70 secure tue Amerl-
can rights OF sydney Grundye arsms.
Esther Sandraz.' which was tried Tor
two weeks In Chicago BY Mrs. Langley
and which met with tho hearty approval
Of press and public alike. II the arrange
ments which arc now In progress can 10
satisfactorily concluded, l shall star In
this play next season, opening O. . proml.
nent theatre In New York Tor run: II
II my intention 10 present several o.
shakespeare's plays at matinees 10 con-
pection with Gather Sandtaz.'
"Mr. Daniel fIohmAn Will arrange my
tour and will DO sssociatcl with me III
the venture. shall not permit OF any
booming Oh kccUuut VI NY AoSisa Sou
nections, as 1 prefer 70 make . name foi
myself In . legitimate manner, that Il
upon my dramatic abilities. have met
with considerable success % Helen Tru
man, In THE Wife and l therefore hav,
Q natural ambition to try other ant
stronger parts. should the arrange
ments have epoken OF not DO consum
mated, 1 cannot tell what my plans TO
next season will be-"
1t 10 to DO hoped that this charm'ni
actress will DO Wilmington the honor o
playing hero uext season. for no nev
claimant for public favor has made sucl
an impression here - has Mrs. Gibbs.
1t may be well TO mention here that
. disgrace 10 the theAtre-Rolng public o
Wilmington, that there was not bette
attendance at the theatre on Friday ~!
Saturday evenings. That portion OF
called the supper ten" was conspicuous
ly absent aud yet the play, as we'll .
Mrs. Gibbs, demands especial recogniilo
from this class of theatre-goers. Whcr
ever Mrs GLIB has appeared society ha
turned out en- masse.t to welcome her. w
would like to hear from some Of our rea
ers 10 TO the cause OF this.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

Four gentlemen were engaged tbis
morning On the farm OF Mrs. Rogers In
shooting at target with military rifles,
when several OF the balls glsncinK oil
passed over the Christians, causing Soy
erai mep VINO were .a.aacc 9. wccss In
MlualybofouRh marsh, above the pulp
work., 10 dodge thtif heads downward
very deickIr. Had they ben exactly In
range theIC might have otta Sssc.sfoH iol
y c5f5hei't ilqt' st. Marlsmeu should
be careful when handling such death
dealing Instruments.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14
THIRD EDITION


Services we're we'll attended yesterday
at st. Paul's A. U. N. p. Church, the
occasion being the annual discourse of
Rev. b. Russell, president OF the a. Y.
n. r. Church, Delaware di0cese. He
took for his subject tbs duty OF parents to
children, and closed his remarks by say
ing TINT great deal Of immortality came
directly from the parents to the children.
He vas nobly supported by Rev. !. D.
Cooper, the working little astor Of the
church. He 10 doing great deal OF good
In this vicinity. aud has entered Into
ways and means to purchase . parson'
Mr.. W. q. Glasgow, csorIster and
teacher Of the choir. 10 preparing to give
q concert 1t will te hrst-class Ia every
particular.
The topic OF conversation among the
members and friends oil the A. U. M. p.
Church, on French street. Is the recen
rainbow entertainment There were
three very beautiful pieces Of Tissue paper
stretched from one side OF the church to
the other. representing tho different
co,ors OF the rainbow. Added to this
there was . concert given under the
direction Of Mr.. J: Chippey, which
pleased all who heard 1t. The children
WIN lou0iy ouCohOA eua icPcA'oA Wv
eral cboruses By request 1t was scene
that Will long be remembered. The hotal
dfcoi atone wore second to none we have
ever seen In this city.
TIE Easter entertainment held at st.
Psul's A. U. n. r. church last week wa
we'll attended and VAS . SUCCESS; prom
eusding and Innocent amusements wer,
very much enjoyed BY tho participants
Prof. J. H. Morris and Jacob MAnluf
have the honor Of sling the best dresses
young mon Of the sporting fraternity
they are both highly respected aud tax
Interest In arraying themselves 10 con
spicuous apparel.
Great preparations are being made 70
ths reception oil the delegates from tn
Mutual Aid Association OF Phil. Tn
BARRIERS are al aglee with the prospect
OF good weather. Prof. Anderson's bras
and string band has been engaged. Tn
ash II tho date. Don't forget II.
a very good looking man steIped int
States & Jordan's barber shop on Satur
day evening aud wanted bis hair cut lik
another mans who was better looking
and had straight hair. Mr.. JordaI
politely informed the customer that u,
could not make hair.
DIR. Riddick, formerly Of Zoar Church
Philadelphia, moved to this city on Fri
day. he comes well recommended. botl
~ scholar and Christian gentleman
The-opposit.on lie melting away lik
enow flakes bstore q sunbeam.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

More delightful wsaths! than ysstef-
Az .ua eds1 :esessslH !. III n
YIELDS by the hundred. At 2 o'clock
yesterday the sun was oppressively warn,
he Thermometer reaching as high - Vs.
10 places exposed TO the ssn. To-day u
has run up to $40. Straw hats have
commenced making their appearance,
and light spring suits are drawing The
darker winter suits from the stieetf::
Housewives are buly cleaning mp. and
little bonf1res are consuming tho debris
collected during the winter. The buda
on the naples can almost be seen un-
iolding themselves, and opening flowers
blink from almost every front and SIDE
yard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

DENVER. COL. April ls.-Osear NJ.
Roberts committed suicide yesterday
with poison. He was one OF the young
men who some time ago arranged q plot
to kidnap ex-senator Tabor and hold
him for ransom Of $50 coo.
Tabor refused to prosecute, but the
Che Of Police thoroughly frightened the
young would be bandits, and that i;
thought to have unsettled Roberta mind.
Hs was only IS, and before tbs Tabor
escspals had born COOL reputation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

John NJ. Solomon. coal dealer, has
leased the wharf property sdjoinnR bis
eoai ysrd, formerly occupied by II. R.
Folsom, a. g lumber yard, at Front and
Church streets, and will use IL in the
futurs as = brickyard. where he will
hssp stored ready for sale from 100000
70 500. 900 building bricks. This will
enlarge Mr.. Solomon's facilities for serv.
Jag the public, and 10 . fiattering testi-
8epial Of enterprise. MIR. Solomon will
continue 10 ssil coal, lime, sand, cement
etc. Yards, Front aud Church streets
main ONCE, No. 5 West Third street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14
THE PALL-BEARERs,

1t Is Mrs. Rsndall's desire that that q d ,t..a-
her of her husband's Philadelphia friends
shall act rs hororeble pail bearers, and
the names OF Messrs. A. J. Drexel,
George w. Childs, Mr.. Bell OF the Farm.
crs and Mechanics' Bank, and William
v. Mexican are mentioned In ths con.
nection.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

The Archer investigation on Saturday
showed that State securities were given
In settlement OF au estate. None OF the
inquiries disclosed what had been done
with the large amount taken from the
State. A mortgage WAS recorded In
Cecil county transferring all Of the treas.
uIer's private property to his bondsmen.
Archer Will probably be released or
&25. 600 bail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

Last Saturday. Morris, the T.yesr.old
son Of Morris Buck, Of No l22 East
second street. made . narrow escape
from being killed on the p, W. o. b.
railroad. The child was playing on some
logs alongside Of the track 1t the loot
OF Lombard street. when Just % SHIFT
ing engine was approaching they COM
meuced to roll and he fell on the track
Fortunately, he had sufficient presence
Of mind to draw himself beck % far a.
possible. and escaped with . few injuries
on the head. lie was taken to bis home
aud attended by DR.. shortlidge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

LITTLE ROCK. Ass. April BE. ".
Lehman, ibe Chicago miiilensiIs, who
has been u der treatment fer he past
two weeks at hot Springs passed throhe h
tbs city tonight in hia SPECIAL car on lis
S.y i ssosp s' ds P Z. sapr The
md during the stEepce OF The guards be
escape EoW tho car, and it wes with
great difficulty that he VS. Captured.
Two deputy sherifis were added 10 h
party before leaving this ely. No nope
Is entertained for his recovery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

Las. Saturday Afternoon party OF
boys were play ing game of base ball on
the vacant lot at Ninth and Lombard
streets, whom = quarrel ensuea, during
which enc OF them struck another on
the head with bat. The child started
for his home In tho vicinity, screaming
with pain and tina blood triokling from
his nose AID ears. He was said to be
very i'll yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

WILKES, BARRE, Pa, Aprh ia.-Tae
oiiicia! report OF tie CENTRAL Railroad Of
New Jer'ey for the week ending April
u. shows that 80. $50 tons OF coal were
shigrci from the Wyoming iosiol ever
the L:high and suaquehanna division.
The total shipments from January l to
April IL was aos, 40 Inc incr ase eyer
last weeE'e shipment is 9, 7S7 toas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

David A. Powell, 3la and $40 Ma lson
street, Ia still ahead on fresh shad. her.
ring, eodpeb, paddock, lake pike. white
hsb. found, re, yellow perch aud oystcre.
Delaware chad and herring received fresh
every day from our own 6ets. Delivered
to all parts OF the city free OF charge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

Is kept busy extracting, filling and max
ing teeth. He prices are reasonable, and
all work warranted to be frst-class In
avery particular. he extracts teeth for
&c. with gas, B0c. A set Of teeth, 81. SO;
best, S. Teeth filled with silver, 75c.
emalgam, 50c.; gold, 81 and upwards.
Teeth cleaned for 75c. Office, 703 Market
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

A BarAtoHe solo will be played a.
Hyatl's Military Band Musical and
Novelty Exposition this evening. -Four
military companies will form 10 o batel-
lion and be present. This is COOL nigh,
to 20, aud the graudest affair OF ali SO
far. There was big crowd aud great
success Saturday night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

SARATOGA. N. T., April l4th.-A de-
ficiency OF from i've to ten thousand dol
lars has been discovered In the accounts
OF Samuel I. Carey, village clerk Of this
place. Carey, who had been clerk for
eight years, was deposed by the trustees
Last Thursday evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14
strike of Wiscon.In switcl,msn

NERNAH, Wis.,, April ia general
strike Of switchmAn occurred on the Nil.
waukee, Lake Shore and Western Rail.
way yesterday. Their passenger trains
are being hauled over the Northwestern
road from Appleton 10 Milwaukee. The
cause OF the strike Is q demand for IN.
creased wages, which the company re-
fuse 10 pay.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

Hon. Thomas p. Bayard attended
worship on Sunday in the Huauenot
Church at Charleston, y. G. He will
deliver an 9ration this (Monday) even.
irg In the academy OF Music before the
Huguenot Society Of South Carolina.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

scRANToN. April 13.-The double fu.
neral Of John Stewart and his VIE yes
terday took place ut the Adams Avenue
NJ. L. Church. Mrs. Stewart died Tues
day ard Mr.. Stewart on Thursday. MIR.
Stewart was 10 years old and was pres.
dent oil the Scranton Por Board. lie
leaves an estate valued at u quarter of Q
million.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

wholesale and retail dealer In -four,
1esd. graiu, hay, straw, &c., N. 3. cor
Hevcpth and Walnut streets. Customers
Hslled upon daily aud served with -four
20 large or ANAL Quantfties. Soaps and
banned goods. Goods delivered Tree to
kll psrts Of the city. Orders received
Dor coal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

Powell has on his stab - The Third
street market, fine lot Of Delawa ar
shad, herring, rock, catfish, German
carp, white fish, founders, Goldfish, had
dock, eels aud lot OF terrapip.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

Tomorrow promises to be fair with
strong noriherly Winds, and rather
cooler. Similar conditions Will continue
on Wednesday,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

II you lave trouble with your eye, 10
rot forget that Professor Well, Jos Mar.
Kat street, viii ezam!n. them ffee OF
charge and his .. L. Z. spec,acies viii
relie'e you.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

James r. wosd & Co., are rtcaiying
orders for oil kinds Ct m tai work, their
different department.. aie hi'ing up list.
Their Tin aud Iron Roodng d ptrtment
at thi, season 10 better than orms.iY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

Big and little boys and mems bage bail
shoes ct Baheock's, 2lo MARKET street,
above Second, east sid, east side, easl
side.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

:, Waiter Joseph, house and s.gn painter
Shop OOJ West second street..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14
Drop In.

Sc our childreu's and misses fine hid
button, heel aud spring heel. bsoeoca' 8,
206 Market, above Second. east side, eas.
side.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14
Our Mems

calf, hook-lace at t2.75 eauals any 50. 80
Ia Wilmington. Blbcock's, 900 Market
street, above Second, east side. east side.