Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

I0o coo1ctet URANUS OF Wine, liquor anu
elears ct The Delaware House
Meals ct all hours ct the Delaware
House, No. Sis Market street.
Buy our 25c. patent back suspenders.
Wyatt q Co., COS Market street. .
Board BY the day or week at the Della
ware House, No. SIS Market stree..
Tho best t'ntype made in the city Is .
Cummings' gallery, 500 Market street.
Under shirts and drawers 30, SOC. i,
&c., at Wyatt & CO.. COS Market street.
Bush French street wharf 10 the
place To buy your coal
All wool pants cut and made to your
measure, $50 up; cults, vl2 up. Salts.
faction guaranteed. Liverpool and Lon
don Merchant Tailors, 521 Market St.
Butter, eggs, cheese. &c., are cold by
W. Doughty, IN the Third street market,
At Wholesale prices. Dealers are particu-
larry invited to call.
p. Frederick 4 Sons OF Mt. Cuba have
. good supply Of pork, sausage, scrappls,
lard and other produce every market dsy
At No 22l King street.
Bishop Coleman preached this after.
noon At North East, Nd, and will
preach this evening at Eikton.
Tho Levy Court will meet to- morrow
to elect collectors, constables and bridge
tenders.
The Albert brothers, Of this city, acted
as ushers at the wedding Of Mics Ida
Berry and Joseph II. Cahoou ct Middle.
town on Wednesday morning.
DR.. Lippincott 10 stopping at the Della
ware House, where his patients may con.
suit him until further notice.
The committee In charge Of the box to
be sent to the destitute Indians Of North
Dakota desire to say to peranns wishing
to contribute money or clothing that the
box will be forwarded ON Monday, and
contributions will still DO received until
that date ct No. 1909 King street.
Com mon every day sayings BY hun.
dreds OF people, that Dr.. eimms' White
Pulmonic Bslsam 10 the great lung and
throat medicine for coughs, sore throat,
hoarsenese, La Grippe, ETC., Soc. and 81,
Sold by druggists Depot. Fourth and
King streets.
George W. Appleton. professor Of
literature at 6warthmore College. and
now acting president, delivered the
second lecture OF his course ON "EnRlIsh
before the New Century
Club yesterday afternoon.
The Delaware ssugerbund cleared
FOO on its masquerade ball. Last even.
Ing Henry Zimmerman celebrated his
birthday BY rendering the sengsrbuud .
upper at the German Hall.
Rain commenced falling last night
about O'Clock, and later hail set in aud
nearly all night. It was Que
OF the most dlssgrceable nights OF the
State Senator John P. Douahoe, Of this
city, Is in attendance at the Grand Eu.
campment Of the Union Veteran Legion
which met At Newark, Ohio, this morn
ing.
Charles Albert OF No. 1T Est Fourth
street has returned home after Q years
lie In the West, where he travelled with
circus band.
Mrs. Peter Mccullough and her dsugh-
ter Fannie returned from visit to Ridley
Park Yesterday, aud will make the Clay
ton House their home In the future.
A vocal and instrumental concert, un-
der the auspices Of the Delaware Avenue
Church choir, will be given in the church
on Friday evening, February 20.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Albert r. Stephenson Of Green Spring.
Blackbird Hundred, and Mifs Halle VI.
strahorn Of Christiana Hundred, Thurs
day, Mach Q. ut 10 o'clock III.
An oyster supper will be given In Mt
Lebanon NJ. Il. Church, at Rock land, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings,
The 9Th, 7th aud 9Th of March, for The
benefit Of the church.
James W. Ponder, OF Milton, Del,
has been elected delegate from 6warth-
moro College to the cenveniion Of the
intercollegiate Athletic Association OF
Pennsylvania. He " secretary of the
National intercollegiate Atbletio Asso.
c.s.iou, Z which Thomas Y. Bayard, Jr..
oil tLis city, t president.
Hermann Lodge, No. 20, !. o. q. r.,
has purchased new regalls at q cost OF
$3.50. and will use 1t for the first time at
the meeting OH Monday night
Street Commissioner McClcskey Ia.
been laid up for lew days by an attack
of sickness.
Vicar General D. J. Kelley. OF ssvan-
nah, Ga. is visiting friends In our city.
Rev. Charles Z. Murray, of ct. An.
drew's Episcopal Church, is suffering
from sickness.
Joseph Williams, who was formerly
engaged In the machine department OF
the Diamond State Company, will leave
for Piedmont, Alabama, on Tuesday
next, where he has been given a good
position in tho new machine shops a,
that place. He will he accom- panied by
two good machlnists of our city, who
will do their part to add to the prosperity
Of the new city which number OF ouI
| citizens are interested in buIldinu nm