The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-03

25th, and wanting teams, can get them
| by leaving their orders with the VIII
mington Transfer Co.
lam receiving daily fresh lot of
country produce. Have a big lot OF
sweet potatoes on hand all'the time at
REPUBLICAN corner
VIM. Radam Mierobe Killer cures
LaGrlppe, catarrh and all other dis
eases. Sold by John j. Wilhelm, 22G
West Second street.
Sarah Batson, Twelfth and Heald
streets, offers n reward for the recov-
cry of a small black dog, which was
lost last evening.
Owing to the severe storm the
steamers Major Reybold and Christina
will not resume their trips tomorrow,
as stated yesterday.
Persons who stammer NAV be cured
by attending Eckis school, No. S97 Bed
ford avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
A 10-horse portable engine, saw ard
table and wood-splitter can be pur-
chased at No. 202 East Second street,
The dyspepsia powders sold by DIR.
Simms, Fourth and King streets, are
among the best remedies used for that
prevalent complaint.
The committee in behalf OF the col
orod musical talent of Wilmington
have secured the Opera House for the
rendition OF the cantata of Ruth" on
the evenings of April z and s. The
proceeds will be for the benefit OF the
hospitals.
All tho men and boys except certain
| proprietors and the mechanics got
healthy exercise shoveliDg SNOW To-
day.
| Joseph Wilson of Hockessin and
Mary Poole OF Ashland wore married
in this city on the 27th Of February
Lewis Walter, who formerly resided
In Chistlana Hundred. is laid up at his
residence in kennett Square, Pa, with
an attack of the grip"
A National Bank is about being es-
tablished at Avondale, Chester County,
! Pa.
games II. Polk. who has been in bust
ness ~ Hockessin for the last seven
years, has purchased a blacksmith and
wheelwright shop at Newport, to
which place he will move On tho 25th
Of March.
On Wednesday, the e5th OF February,
at he residence OF the brides parents
in kennett Township, Pa, Henry Medic
81 Dugdale was married to Ella w.
Rldgeway.
Any person wishing to purchase n
l4'room cottage at Atlantic City. N. j.,
should address Il. Slomul, No. eos
Cherry street, Philadelphia.
The members of Troop b expect to
take possession OF their new armory
tonight. They would have removed
last night had the electric light appli-
alces all tean put in.
While there is a Mll in trade get your
SPRING printing done with the HOW typo
III the REPUBLICAN Office.
When big storm blocks trade ana
gives you dilli day write your adver-
| llsemento for the Daily REPUBLICAN,.
A few people hayo moved already
and many more arc expecting that an
| nual 'tfestiity." The moving costs
but the majority leave lots of dirt be.
hind, which The incomer5 clean out.
Ibis lightens the duties of the Board
u Health.
w. Costa, the City Directory pub.
| Usher, has fitted up some hice OFFICES
IN the now Miller building, on Shlpley
street above SIKH.
George w. Stone has torn down the
old building ON ShipIey street adfoin-
ing the Kent building.
Thomas MeComb. the betting leather
manufacturer, has bought tho Kent
building, on Shipley street at about
5000. Johnson ~ Barnhill have leased
his second story.
Charles w. Horn, publisher of
family weekly paper. purchased the
big Campbell press at the Delaware
PRINTING COmnany'S sale
The Liberty Steam Fire Engine Com
panys committeeman ars pushing
their collections biislily.
The running spring fountain at
Fourth and Franklin streets needs a
drinking cup.
The house OF William Rial of Fruit
land, near Salisbury, Md, was de-
stroyed by fire on Sunday afternoon.
together with all the furniture aud
clothing. Loss, $l,20o; covered by 500
insurance.
Secretary of the State Board of Health
Il. b, Frazer received yesterday from
John u. Hamilton, Surgeon General of
the Marine Hospital Service of tho
nited States two reports for the iis-
cal year 1890, ono for the Delaware
Hospital, this city. The volume con
tains 100 pages, and is interesting.
Vim, I, Morris, until recently with
the Wilmington Printing Company,
has connected himself with j. Miller
Thomas book, stationery and printing
establishment, 604 Market street, where
he will be pleased to serve his former
patrons.
A combination safe and platform
scales eau be purchased reasonably at
southeast corner Seventh and Walnut
streets.
The Domestic Sewing Machine Com
pnny, No. Sl4 Market street, is giving
away 'tlhe Domestic Fashion Review
Il 25-cent book, with each 25-ccnt nat
tern that may be bought this week at
the ABOVE address. Ladies' will there
fore be wise and purchase with as little
delay as possible,
The Women's Indian Association are
preparing to send Il box of clothing
aud other articles 10 North Dakota for
the red men. All who wish to con-
tribute should address Mrs. j. S. Hill
les, No. 1902 King street, before March
18th.
The monthly meeting of tho Phila-
delphia branch OF the National Alliance
OF Unitarian and other liberal Christian
women will be held on Thursday next,
at IL a. m, in the Wilmington Unlta-
rian Church. Program: Hymn; bust
ness; essay on "Self-help and Help
ing;" paper by Miss Alice ID. IIsley;
poem, read by Mrs, Earle; discussion;
hymn.
In response to the notice given by
Thomas It. 0tDonneII the resideutS Of