Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
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Board By ~ dN Q. week at NE Della
ware HousA No 6lS Market street,
Ths eAeicsst brands Of wine, liquor and
slsazs at Ne Delaware House
Lunch every night as the Dslswar(
House, No 6l3 Market street.
Dush' French street wharf h tn
place 10 buv wear coal
Buy the celebrated "Orrvilis Flour,
Table Belle" and "World's Fair,
Steward q Chandler sell II Wholssalt
and rstail Call for prices, etc. Phone
ITO.
The largest line and beat selected
stock Of millinery IN the city; zines,
workm anship ~ B. L. KIrby's 2O0Xins
street.
We will sell you . pound Of genuine
Orange and East Third street, Chap.
man, the piopssr Of low prices In the
tobacco trade.
3. L. Barton has removed from No. az
East Seventh strset TO No. 1l12 West
Third street. and persons having lei,
jewelry with him TO repair eau get the
same at the last-named place.
Celebrated Rheumatic Mixtrrs never
fails to cure the worst cases Of neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try It. Only SOC. per
bottle. Taylor d Fullerton, druggists,
302 King street.
In ordering coaches or coupes by tele-
phone, day or night, from the Whining.
ton Transfer Co., call numbers 173 OF
164.
Rev. T. enowden Thomas having re-
turned from visit to New ENGLAND, 10
now prepared to reply to all who may
have In any way misrepreseuted him
during his absence.
Anna NJ. aud Charles g. PHILIPPE have
taken out letter. tsstamsntary on the
estate OF Joseph X. Phillips, late Of this
city.
The Improved Order OF Red Men are
arranging to place an organ iD their
wigwam, % they feel that music has
charms 70 sooth the savage breast.
Ths Odd Fellows Home Association
will assemble 10 the Odd Fellows Hall,
Third and King streets, next Wednesdsy
evening.
E. Garrett, chairman of the committee
on grounds at the Wilmington and Bran
dywine Cemetery, offers $40 reward fer
Information that will lead to the arrest
and conviction OF any person taking
flowers or plants from the graves.
Mrs. Harkncss has removed her resi-
dsnee from No. 800 Market street to No.
sos shipley street.
Samuel Garrett Of Fairville, Pa, with
the assistance OF two or three young hun
tiers, dug out fox'a retreat on the pre-
mises of Joseph Head. near Rosedale
last Wednesday night, and secured ave
vouuU tnves wbirh III ha liant fnr tl,a
hunting season, when they will afford
some line spcrt
Elmer E. Collins Of Hockessin, Is re-
covering from severe attach OF m; asles
which laid him up for several days.
The first public rehearsal of the Choral
linton will b held In Odd Fellows' Hall
Third and King streets, Thursday even
Ing, May 20.
Frederick Fuibe-g, aged 13 yeare, son
,f Christopher Fulberg Of No e3l Chnrch
treet, was severely bitten by q vicious
log belonging to a man named Roth
morning. DR.. Cantwell eau
erlzed the wound.
Michael McBrennsn. an Italian, en-
,loyed AT the Brandywiue Granite quar-
les, had his head badly cut there yes
erday by falling stone. He WAS con-
Keyed to the Delaware i1ospital in Will
sons ambulance and received medical
lid.
A man named Matthewson took an
overdose OF morphine yesterday after.
,oon by nj take for some other medicine
ne had In his pocket. He had to be re-
moved to his home near the base bali
Philadeiphis pike. where he soon
'ecovered after taking an emetic.
Ex-Policsman David ii. Winxate. No.
j02 Pine street. yesterday received a
heck Tor 81 ,005.77 IRON the 4Etna Life
Insurance Company, In which he had an
endowment policy which matured one
week ago. Mr.. Wingate is G5 years OF
age.
The Jackson and Sharp Company ship. |
ped nine passenger cara to the City OF
Mexico yesterday afternoon. Seven of
the cars were sccond-class, one a first
class passenger coach and one colnbi.
nat on car.
Sergeant Siet.er found horae aud
carriage belonging to Contrac' or Jacoby
at the Bran iywino bridge about II
O'Clock last might. 1t was taken to
hitemsn's livery stables.
The Choral Musical Assoclat on, under
the direction OF w. II. l.. Wrlxht, Will
meet to- morrow evening at French street
hall. All the Inenhers are requested to
be present. The organization viii give
an entertainment on the 2gth inst.