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Sharp County record., 1890-11-06
A STEAM LlFE-BOAT.
She Is Built of steel and Propelled by
Hydraulic Force.

Hydraulic Force.
A steam life-boat has recently been
completed and run on an experimental
trip on the river Thames in England.
Tho new craft is designed on u plan
quito similar to that Of the ordinary
life-boat, and is built of steel, with
ample wator-tigh tsubdivisions, there be.
ing fittecn water-tight compartments,
making tho boat practically unsinkablc
The boiler and engine are raised so that
they are about three feet above tho main
deck, and tho arrangements are for
supply Of forced air to koop up tho
draught. The place for tho passengers
Is In tho after portion OF tho boat thcro
being room for thirty people,
Tho mode OF propulsion introduces q
very novel feature for this type OF boat,
and although It is not q new idea, tho
application In the present case embraces
somo now and original ideas, the practi-
cal workings of which are held by ma
rino engineers to bo extremely we'll
worth further development Tho tur-
bino has boon adopted, tho water comes
through tho forward portion OF the boat,
and It is discharged when II has attain
cd Its maximum velocity on each side,
Tho capacity Is sufficient for tho dis
charge OF ton OF water pcr second, Tho
speed reached was fully eight nautical
miles per hour, and with tho hydraulic
propulsion worry great hardness was
had, From full speed ahead, tho boat,
whom fully loaded, can bo brought to n
dead stand In tho wator In thirty-two
seconds, and way can bo gathered again
IN four seconds, In case an emergency
should arise from nm accident to tho
machinery, q mast is furnished having
enough sail power to steady tho boat in
u soaway and allow her to mako somo
progress Tho boat will bo sent TO ono
OF tho litc.sOving stations for the pur.
pose OF thoroughly testing hor qualitiog
IN actual service-N, " Times
Sharp County record., 1890-11-06

"A fow days since, q chicken belong
ing to family In oglothorpo, Ga, hap
ponod to fall into an old dry we'll thirty.
two feet deep, It's squalls attracted at.
toatIon, but, the we'll being unsafe, no
one could bo found who would risk him.
seli down in tho we'll TO get tho fowl,
and " seemed doomed TO starvation. A
mombor OF tho family, taking compass.
sion upon the prisoner, procured box,
Tied " to q rope, and lot IL down In tho
well' and, surprisingly no sooner had
the box reached tho bottonl than tho
selcken, scoming 70 roolizo its aituatlon
jumped In II and was drawn saioly TO tho
pn' aislul. d." s
Sharp County record., 1890-11-06

ONE =, :. ENJOYS
Both the method and result,S =
Syrup of Figsis taken; il isn'.S,,ala wa
and refreshingto the taste, p,'a''s p'a
gentlyyetpromptly on the Kjdnss'''' KS5rs''
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tSs
tenn efectually, dispels cOld,' TT y,
aches and fevers and cures b,Es' ~ |,
constipation. Syrup of Fig, i,sI
only remedy Of its kind eSp, SsAa' y
duced, pleasing to the taste sa{ r. =
ceptable to the stomach, promu' ra :
its action and truly beneRcisIEEss
effects, prepared only from tbsnr
healthy and agreeable substsnss' N.Y.
its many excellent qualitis, eo' cSa
mend it to all and have n,ds Il
the most popular remedy known
Syrup of Figs is for sale IN nj
and 81 bottles by all leadippivvs' Nv
gists. Any reliable druggist N
may not have it on hand will N.Y. n
cure it promptly for any one M
wishes to try it. Do not scs,
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlG SYRUP m!
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
LOUISVILLE. Ky. geW YOpy a,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Death Of Norris Palm or.

Norris Palmer dlcd at his residence, In
Almeda, California, on the 3O.h Of April,
after two weeks eiskn,ss aged about a
years. MIR. Palmer was orn ard reared
in our city, and while young mnn en-
gagged In business ir st. Louis. On his
marriage with Miss Mury, . daughter of
benjamin. Webb, In 1918, he returned 10
our city, aud soon afterwards COM
menced the dry goods business at No.
8O6 Market street, ct which place he alfo
resided with his vile. The business not
proving AZ remunerstlve ~ lie wished, he
sold out his stock OF goods in 1Si0, and
Joined the crowd going TO California 10
search Tor fame and fortune. Aftor var.
ious adventures he nnally eetiled down
In Almeda, and engaged In the culture
Of fruit the transaction OF business Of
legal character for bic neishbors, calling
eales, etc. In 1852, Mrs. Palmer accom-.
panied By her three chillren, her sister
Eliza and Miss Anna Garrett. set out for
the new home be had prepared for them.
All found the place congenial And all
found permanent abodes there. Miss
Garrett died u few years ago, but Eliza
Webb continues TO reside with her hus-
band, Judge Clements, who Is q promi-
nent citizen Of Almeda. Mrs. Pal mer
died some two years ago. Three sous
and two daughters survive Mr.. Palmer,
all OF whom are comfortably situated,
although none of them are married, each
OF the sons owning q rancho, and the two
daughters being well provided for. Mr..
Palmer was . very pleasant and honor
able man IN all his transactions, and his
dccease vii, be regretted.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
The Wheat Crop.

The Illinois Agricutural Department
reported on the condition OF winter
wheat In he state upon data collected
up to May 1st has been issued. The sit
uation may be summed up IA follows:
The area O. winter wheat In Illinois by
wintei-kil.ing floods, fy and all other
cau.es has decreased from 2,C62, ,3Ss
acres suwn last TALL to .2s6, l6l acres
now LroSing. The winter wheat pro
duet last year in Illinois was little over
80, 900, OvO bushels. This } ear it will mol
be oscr II. .00J,00 bushels.
Heavy aai continuous rains fell yes
terday In mary actions Of tbs cx,remt
northwest. ln Montana and the Dakota!
there Is much rejoicing over this eiiec
on the crops and the prospect OF a goot
stage OF water in the rivers.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
DIkD.

the late David Japes Graham AID
Lizzie Lemon, in the 18th year Of HIS
age. alters lingering illness Of spinal
Funeral ffpra the residence of sawusl
Maxwoll. lafa cha sllcross avenue, Oh bun
Day, at ESQ O'clock. D. m, to proceed to
Greenhill cemetery
come unto Me and forbid them not, for
OF such 10 the Kingdom of Heaven. I
EARNER-On the 9Th inst. Cathari ne,
wife of Mark Earner, aged IS yenra.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend her funeral II ON the residence OF
her husband. No. s25 West second street.
on Monday morning at o'clock. High
mass at st. Paul's Church. interment
at Cathedral cemetery.
BROOKE.-On the 9th inst, Mary II.
Brooke. aged 70 years.
Intcrment private, at Friends Bury
Ing Ground, on Monday afternoon, at .
O'Clock.
sPEAKMAN.-On May 0. Frank W.
Speakman, son of Elizabeth and James
l.. Speakman, aged months. weeks
Funeral from the residence of his
father, No. 5lS French street, Monday
afternoon, at $50 O'Clock. Interment
in Brandywiae Cemstery.
In u quiet little casl1et,
Baby slesps.
While the wind from wood and meadow
Softly crecps
Ger the lit tie mound we made 1t.
God knows best
With what aching hearts we laid ID
Down to rest.
WALKER.-In Mill Creek hundred, on
May 10, 1890. Ellen Walker.
Relatives and frienus are invited to
attend her funeral, from her late resi-
dencc, on Tuesday, at 1880 y. IN. Ser
vices ut tho house. Interment at White
Clay Creek Church Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
A Flrey Initiation,

Notwithstanding It was extensively ru-
mored that the Delaware truck had bent
an axle in going to the slight Are at No.
505 West Front street at 4.20 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, her members to-day
declared she was all right and ready for
service. However. Washy's hose car
riage upset at Front aud French streets,
broke six spokcs, side lights. stralued an
axle and did other damage, which isnow
being repaired OF an expense, 1t is hoped,
of less than one hundred dollars. 1t iss
fact that the new chief engineer, Edward
A. Robinson, got ahead Of the whole lire
department and put ell the fire out him-
sell. II lie is going right along this way
he had better be- received cordially IS thu
welcome chief OF the whole department,
then maybe he Will kindly consent 10 gc
little slower, and not put all the firei
out sing lei handed and alone, so the boyi
can have . chance to squirt on"e In
while. The chief, however, got nu initis
tion by slight burn on the forefDger 0l
lis right hand. He does not mind it.
however, aud will not acknowledge that
It hurls him any. He looked staunch
and well when seen this noon. frey
trials develop men.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
FIPra edition.
Nows Summary.

Thomas Lynch, q ms,nbcr ot A.. !.
tective iorce in Rochester. Nav w We ae'
last evening shot and Killed sawn; ,o,a;
Stoddard and his wife. Tho men @%M' 'n. !
reilea about lenca aud Lynch ira a,
etoddafd, but miated him and kill Il ia,
vie; ne then shot again anl kilei
scott Holt, colored, has been et,s.,.
In Pdeblo. Colorado. on the eh,,ns
s.ealing ", 500 worth OF dlamopds ns,,l' ~
anA ruhies, the property of Mis- ,V'' " y
Johnson, who was passenger on a ,,,,,,
On which Hot wss employed Us nnrtsrI
The jewels were not reoo, cred. '''''''
A young woman who arrived at W,,hI
ington Court House, Ohio, from Dsvinn
on Thursday night, took supper at +;
hotel withoat registering. She wen, ami
on the street after supper and shot bcrse,
dead. There Is no clue to her ilcnt,iyl
She was about 2. years old.
Captain Nelson 8. Whinple. A v.nI
known vessel owner Of Deirui, hn, h.a
sued by Mas Della Ward for Mia ~
oreacn OF promise. She claims to law
been damaged to the extent Of So cod
Defendant says 1t is blsckiusl.
A despatch from JeiIerson, Teyo, ed
mat the river continues 10 rise. and tbt
The water in tho lake is higher than eva
known tefore. There is grrst lo,, o, Ca:
tic and stock Of all kinds MANY ismilTs \
arc homeless.
Horace T. Burroughs, Brooklyn lur
Der merch ant, charged with ha,In
iorgod the certificate to 0 bill Of lum ID
shipped from Savannah 10 New Yor
was yesterday he'd 10 $4,000 ball ID
trial.
Late on Thursday night Peter Carr
gan stabbed and probably fatal
wounded Thomas Farrelly, his broth-d
tn.law, at their home in Thomkiusvils|
Staten Island. They had been drinklul
freely.
Captain Joseph Means wss shot an,
killed IN Gainesville, Texas, on Thurs
day night. by Z harles Ball. Aless
paper controversy 70 supposed To hav
caused the trouble.
Joseph Hill, coiorcd. was hanged Al
Augusta, Ga, yesterday, Tor the murde|
Of A. Is. Rogers, white. HUI was sui
prised by Rogers while attempting bur,
larry and ehOt Him.
Ex-State Treasurer Archer wAs iul'
ed yesterday by the Grand jur7 of Ann
Arundel county. Maryland, Tor malteas'
suce In Office.
Pope, the abscondIng bank teller o.
Louisville, was captured yesterday neal
Duluth, Minnesota.
The Immigrants landed at New Yorl
yesterday numbered 1043.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

S) REV ARD. - LOST A SNAIL.
ep<~ black spiiI bitch. Return TO 6gl
Aiaeissn street, nnd resolve above reward.
B 10 q
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Opening a Manite,, ot,loc.

J. J. Wh.ttaktr, special manifest clerk
for the Pennsy 'vania Railroad Company,
opened his office In the Grand Union
Hoiel Yesterday aftorpoon for the sea.
son, which will last until After the fruit
shipments are over in the fall. He en-
ploys three clerks, who are kept busy
daring the season. The man fes's from
the peninsula Are all collected here, and
correct account is kept OF all the fruit
daily shipped. New msnifests are Issued
1som the Wilmington office 10 send ship
RsAts farther North,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
?BIRD EDITION
o.. Jasnes Church,

Ths 10 days iniesiou BY the Rev, q. A.
Csrstensen will begin to-morrow st St
Jamex Church, near Stanton. Service.
~ 1880 >. IN, $50, $50 aud 7.30 p. m.
A. 1880. morning prayer and holy com.
mnuion. At $50, for children. Al
2 10. Tor men only. At 7.30, peoples
service and sermon. The mission ser.
viees Of the week will bs every day a
aS0 .. m, 3 and $50 r. IN. AT Q, morn.
tss prayer and holy communion; at 8,
sveniug prayer and instruction; At Z. 80,
mission service, sermon and latter
aneet!ng." Everybody welcome. Seats
Sree. A handsome new Lords table
from the shop OF 8. g. Simmons q Bros. !,
10 this city has been placed in the church,
and Fr'nk chandelier and reflector was
put up to-day. Convenient trains for the
dsiiy services Will be found on consulting
she time tab.es Of the P, W. & B. and
u. g. o.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
An Eaoountsr wi,h norn.ss.
Lafayette (Ga.) letter In st. Louis Giob
DemOcint

Lafayette tGa.l letter In St. Louis Globe
| Democrat.
A party Of bce hunters had thrilling
experience few nix hts xgo, which they
will never forget They had located
bee tree. Il sesms, about six miles from
this place, and armed with axes to cut
down the tree and buckets to put the
honey In, they started for their plupder.
Tney reached the tree without trouble
and cut It down. As tho tres fell the
hunters made al exclama alton Of delight.
1t was one Of the richest honey trees ever
found 10 this section. But their delight
was Of very short Duration; for on the
outside OF the tree hung on one OF the
branches was . large hornets' most, and
The hornets were all at homo too, and
their sudden descent to the earth had
made them very mad.
In an instant one of the hunters uttor-
cd howl and started through the oods,
fighting of the insects with his hands.
His companions looked at him In amaze
ment for moment. but 1t was only for .
moment Ina jiffy they were following
their comrAde. When they reached home
they were atung about the head, face,
neck and hands until their beat friends
would Lot have recognized them, and
hereafter they will examine tree before
cutting 1t down.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Getting ScNrcer.

Shad are somewhat scarcsr than tn Ay
have been during the last few weeks
and consequently are somewhat higher.
This morning they brought from IL to 4C
cents each, according TO size. 1t was
almost impossible to fsh yesterday on
sccount OF the high winds, but II otwith-
standing this Mrs. Locke aud Mrs. Han.
BON, on King street below Second, had
Gmc splendid specimens this morning.
The husbands OF these women have tht ir
own boats and seines, and conseq uenty
they have, and Will have during tho
reason, 6ne assortment of fish every
day that 1t 10 possible TO fish.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Plumbers aud Gas Filters.

The Plumbers and Steam Filters
Union held a ,argey y attended meeting.
last evehing, at No. 7l2 Market street.
and organized union with the following
officers: President, William 7. Vands-
erift; first vice-pres!dent, william II
Mendenhall; second vice.prosiient Ed'
ward A. Mossley; secretary, W. u. iiaa-
dock; treasurer, Thomas j. Biscoe, ter-
geant-at-arms, Samuel Hughes; trustees;
William b. Ryan, George johnson ana
John Hanley. No other business oil I'M
portance was transacted. The unieh u
not connected with any national orsan'.
EatlOn
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Cost of q BunalO Head.

Ten years ago . good buffalo head sold
from $50 to $500. There has not been .
green buffalo head In Denver for three
years. But II Is expected that Buffalo
Joness domestic buffalo herd In Kansas
will occasionally add new head to the
market. Rocky Mountain sheep are not
very numerous; and the handsome head
of that animal brings from SIS to 500.
Mountain sheep are sold 10 pairs, when
the tsxidermist has saved the whole AMI
NAL. and they sell for $3.50 pair. Elk
heads sell from S35 to $500 each. Griz.
Ely bear rugs bring from t35 to 500
e,ch, black bear a. high a. S75. The
cinnamon and brown bear are common
md not SO desirable, and the best will
aot sell for over $5O.-
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Worthy OF Notice,

n is worthy OF notice that Harry Field
nsi.r, OF the FELTON, House, Second ami
walnut streets, Will have one of the
nssst lunches this evening that has been
served In this city for some time. Harry
sScc eded few days siIcs In securing
.ons fine tat snappers, and although be
~ bad demand for them, be reserved
seough to secure splendid lunch to-
hiaht. lie has peculiar manner Of
preparing snappers, and those who call
on him this evening will secure some
tang extra nice.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Installation OF u pastor.

Rev. Heory F. Mason, formerly ol
Cedarville, N. j., was inslalled as pastor
OF White Clay Greek Church on Thurs.
day afternoon. Rev. DR.. j. L. Valau.
bingham presided, and delivered To
charge TO the new pastor. Rev. DIR. s.
A. Gaylty charged the psopl'. who, after
1t was over, gathered around and gave
every appearance OF Jealous help and
esteem. Tho church has been without
. pastor siuce tho resignation of Rev.
Mr.. Umberger, aud the members OF the
congregation generally are pleased thu
there wi be 70 longer an uncertainty In
regard to their services.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Notice to Coiored Catholics,

Tomorrow at 4 p. IN. the Right Rev.
Bishop Curtis wi conduct services fol
c0iorei Catholics. A class OF adult,
Will receive the Sacrament oil Conflrma.
don, after which ri sht Rev. Bishop Cur.
tis will pre- ach.
All earnest colored people will be
vecomed. The Right Rev. Bishop was
born and rsised among colorsd people on
she Eastern Shore OF Maryland. He
always was their great friend and bis
sermon will be appre lated by them,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
60
Strtchpiue In tho Ercnd

AUGUSTA, GA, May9 [srEorALl. -
The vile OF George oluson. colored, oI
Bronwuod, Ca, in maklug bread used by
mistake strychnine ior soda. johnson,
bis wife md eight children ate OF tha
bread, aud in consequence tile whole
family were stricken down. -Four of the
children died this evening aud ihera il
no chsnce for the recovery CT the 10
malnder oi tho family.
The stiyehnine VIA LETT in tha house
By suothr colored family who occupisl
It before Jnhnsan rented 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
New Churoh HuIlIing,

The Church Of the Covenant 10 making
arrangements for building new church
building on West street, between SEE.
ond and Third streets. The dimensions
will be 40x60 feet and will seat 800 men.
1t will be gothic In design, and inc cadii
ground VIII cost about $4,000. u: =.
Jefferis Is the architect, Carleton Jeiiell,
the contractor, aud the jackson " shsfP
Company will furnish the mill work.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
TIligl, l,rokon.

iesac Webster, a farmer of Brandy
Wine Hundred, aged about 10 years, had
BE ieit thigh broken at tho Delaware
House stables about II o'clock this
torenoon by vicious kick from horse,
Behind VIII ch he was passing. The
horse beioneed to Elihu Tslley, y neigh
Dor. and was never known to be OF q
vicious nature. Mr.. Webster was taken
Into tho office, aud DIR. Stubbs being
ioond, he came aud bandaged up The lea
AMI had him sent home In Wilson's am
oukance
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
EGISTER'S ORDER,
~ KEGlSTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co.. DRL.,
NAV tjti, IsoU

Upon tho application of Anna NJ.
fhilltps md Charles q. Phillips. exccu.
tors of Joseph IL Phillips, late of W ii.
mington Hundred, In said county, de
ceased, 1t Is ordered and directed by tlle
Register that the Executors aforesaid
give notice of granting Of letters testu.
incntary upon the estate ofthe dccens sed
with tile date of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such
letters in six OF the most public places
OF the county OF New Castle, reoiliring
all persons having demands against the
estate to present the same or abide by
the Act OF Assembly in such case made
ana provided: and also cause the same
70 be inserted within tho same period in
the Daily Republican. u newspaper pub.
iished III Wilmington, Dcl., and to be
continued therein three weeks @. o. al.
- Given under the hand and seal
IS. of office OF tho Register nfore.
l. said, at Wilmington, in New
Castle County, aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
Notice.-All persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased must
present the same, duly attested to the
Executors, on or before May 9th, A. ID.
lS9l, or abide tho Act of Assembly IN
such case made nnd provided.
ANNA NJ. PHlLLIPS,
CHAs. q. PHILLIPS,
Executors.
Address, wilmington, Del. 5-IO.sw-eod
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
A Iynnuer lpreseuted

The Ladies' Banner Society presented
70 Canton Delaware, No. !, p. M, /. o.
O. T., q beautiful silk banner last even.
1ng 10 Professor Webster's DANCING
aesdemy, In the presence Of large aud
1soce. Isaac W. Hallam made the pres
sstation address on behalf Of the ladies
SD James l.. Crippen received It in q
Asadsome speech. During the evenin !
~ excellent literary programme was
rendertd, after which thsre was an exhi.
billion dill, followed by refreshments
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
New imer,ca,, Lisbon.

NEW York, May .. -- The Catholic
News hs. received the lol owing cable
gram from Rome: The Propaganda is
about 20 giyo a eoadiutor b.sLop to the
venersb o Archbishop Kenrck of St..
Louis, Mo. The prolonged visit oi
Bishop butke of Cheyenne to Rome Ia
not without some reference TO tile pio-
posal OF Iaming him coAd uior With ibe
right OF succession to Archbishop Ken
rick, aud aboli.hing HIS newly erected
zee, VIII ch Is said not to have Catholic
CONN unity sufficient for a bishoprc. Il
20. Tie Did OF Cheyenne Will become
| all spIstolic vicar.ate"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
DUBLIC SALE OF WELLIN
l. HOUSES AND LOTS,
sATURDAY. MAY Il. laan
On the prclnls,,atap, m.

On the premises at D. m.
We desire especially to call the attention of
investors or Persons desiring beautliuily.lo-
gated homes or lots upon which 10 tniid
Inere are no finer building lots In the city.
gverlooklnR the city aud tile Delaware river
EAAmihe neIorr the sale aud come prepared
70 buy. The lots q. sixth and Broomc str,ets
NJ Ithi Whthin Two blocks OF tho Eighlll street
eieclric,iin and ten mlnutes from Ms, fet n
= home. sne iotS ior
The lots at Eighth street and wood,awn ava
nue. are lust opposite the new driying nsrS
anu Win me bridge across the r, Is, rail.
road A. Eighth street, which ,s 400 , ta ~
bnlit Will make these OTIS very ,icsirshie ~
"a neo dwellings are especially worthy your At
Dwelling No. oo2 West second street. ,nres
raO,a Dmsiiihf No. coo Btoone street. 2 stories, q
Dwelling No. bii broons street. 2 storie. a
rooms and bath; LOT, a2xi4n
lerms q sale; The dwellings one-third
eash. two thirds on m .rlgAge o per cent. Lots
~ per cent: cash, balance In three egd six
nSa,h. with interest and approved noie., or
u desired q merteage can remain for the 10
per sent: of the purchase. Taxes due In 1859
Paid " seiier. Unless settlement is made by
SATURDAY, May ~ A. noon, sale may he Dc.
eiared VOID AZ option Of sellers. Sale will
commence with No. "! West second street 1t
plot. HEALD 4 Gn on
stiah,,, Co, AGENTS 10 effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

The Wesley NJ. n. Church has erected
a temporary building on Chandler street,
old Church. and will worship there
during the rebuilding Of the church. The
structure Is OF boards, we'll fioored, COW
cred with felt and lighted by gas. ser-
vices will DO held there TO morrow,
Preaching at 10 80 q. m, sunday school
at D. M. experience meeting at $50 and
revival service at 7.1 Revival services
will be held each evening during the
waek.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

Nsury James 10 selling the Blue Grass
Condition Powder, the great Kentucky
preparation for horses, at hb hardware
store, No. 318 King Street.
Camphor eco, and coal tar camphor
15c. Beef Wine and Iron, 5oc bottle.
Fluid extract sarsnparills, GJc a bottle.
Dauforth druegIst, and and Market.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Nnera 10 Get IInmers

Jacob L. Brown, the veteran florist OF
Wilmington has his to vers for sale
every market day st tho corncr of lie
kEPuBLIeAN Office, T,ird aud Yina
streets, aud all the time Ut the ktors o
Charles f. Sparks, No. II East Frfnl
street. Orders Tor CIT flowers, rotted
Il )wers, liorzl wreaths sni dr.l .us lett .,
tho latter place will be promptly at
teuded 10.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Important From Chester Counry

Benjamin Seal, Worrell Brothers and
J. Kelly furnish first class healthy meats
q sll kinds to William P. Moreland, 4O7
King street, who has built up one OF the
beat meat market staDds by the superior
quality OF his goods. Mr.. Moreland h IS
epened his wholesale and retail fruit and
country produce market at Fifth and
King stTees.