Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

The ch0Iceet 0fA10o Of wine, lIQooe ana
cigars 81 the Delaware House
Meals ct an Aoun q the Dslswarl
House, No. SIS Market stresk
Board By the DAY OF week ~ The Dela-
ware House. No. SIS Market street.
The best tintype made IN the cityt 70 .
Cunmipgs' gallery, 500 Market street.
Bush French ssrsss wharf y III
placs TO buy your coal.
Ono dozen beautiful pstlts Photographic
for 80 csnts d Hollsad's gallery, 3o7
Market street
M. Fsytsr, No 9oS Market street. b
making : special run on "a 30 shoes,
formerly $500. Give him cali.
One Of the oh DIGEST books OF the season 10
the Life OF Harriet Beecher stowe" writ.
ten BY herself and son., For sale By JoMS z;
ErnrAATTlp ia Preach street. AeESfs
Measles, the cough and ali troubles
affecting the lungs Of children are rapidly
cured by simms' Cough Syrup for Chill.
dren; 25c. Sold BY druggistsi depot 4th
and King.
Men, women and children. bring in
your Red Light tags and get an elegant
pocket knife free. Chapman, Seventh
| UuV OIbuko Ro0 Eoet ANttus
Atwood pants to order, $500. Liver.
pool and London Tailors, 62i Market.
The best reliof for cough and hoarse
ness 10 McInall's Syrup Of Tar, 35 oents.
Dsnforth, druggist Second and Market.
Lewis Graves and wife, who have been
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Carpenter,
In our city, have returned to their home
near tho Lower Brandy wine Presby teriar
Church.
Hon. James Williams, Of Kent County,
who had both OF the bones broken In one
OF his legs BY being thrown from bill
horse on Sunday, 10 doing - we'll u
b, laid up for somo two months or more,
MS he 10 no longer young man.
A nrm in Leipsic, Kent County, pur.
chased II 600 muskrAt skins the past
winter at from 10 TO 20 cents each, and
last week closed ont The lot at ~ cents
each. the wild weather having Frustrated
| the trade.
AZ John, son of BENJAMIN r. Jacobs,
was hauling load Of ashes from emyrni
to the farm near Duck Creek. on Mon.
day, the bcdy-bolt broke, when he wa,
thrown out by the fall Of the bed, and
the wheels passed over him, injuring him
quite badly.
Reserved seats for the benedt cntsrtsIu.
mtnt to be given by tho Young Men'a
Republican Club on April 2 are now
being rapidly sold at the Opera House.
Hon. Thomas Donaldson's career In poll.
tics we'll qualities him to discourse enter.
taiuingly on this subject.
Colonel Ferguson, who removed from
Blackbird TO Clayton, has opened good
assortment of goods 10 the store formerly
occupied BY w. q. Reynolds
w. B. Crossley of this city has given
up the project OF opening q drieIy at
Clsyton.a as his wife IL I'm willing to locate
In that place. ...
Robert ROCKWELL OF Smyrna has re-.
moved from Clayton to Edgemoor.
Samuel S. Roberts, who has succeeded
the late Mr.. Willis as clerk TO euperin-
tendent Mills, and d. II. Mackey, divi.
sion operator. have moved their families
from this city to Clayton.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
NJ. May Mitchell, daughter OF James w.
Mitchell OF Philadelphia, formerly oil
near Middletown, 70 Captain George T.
Walker, . large steamboat md tug
owner Of Philadelphia. on Wednesd az,
April End. at q so p. m.
Mr.. Kinney, near Seaiord, 10 the larges,
grower Of peas IN our State. He plant.
forty acres, aud expects at least three
thousand bushels. He has rAissd eighty
and ninety bushels to the acre. Last yeal
he got 65 cents FER bushel for the early,
and 80 Tor the lac peas.
The Blackbird correspondent OF tn,
| Odessa Herald says: John Tsmplcmau
from Smyrna, has purchased the Beadsn
kopf farm OF 200 acres for $4,000. h,
has made many Improvements aud Il
adding much to the general appearance,
Of the place. NJ. Templeman is . cleve
gentleman and by the move he 10 making
something Will 10 done.