The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-20

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Figures never did lie. We are selling
more Pianos and Organs ct Red Mems
Hall, No tl5 Shipley street. than any
ytwo other houses In this citya
Facts are stubborn things and poesi.
bly, the most stubborn Of allis, that we
can soc good Pianos from ESQ and up
wards, and organe from 80. Red Mems
Hall. No. SIS Shipley street.
DR.. J. @. pickels can again be found
at No. 1904 Market street, where he Is
ready AND will guarantee to cure all
kinds OF Rheumatism. Liver and Kid
ney troubles, Catarrh. etc. Call and try
our Medical Electricity.
Electricity cures all pains. Try It,
No. 705H Market street.
Nervous, Acute and Chronic Diseases
cured by electricity. DR.. j. G. Pickles.
The Pussy and Jones Company will
launch pilot boat on Wednesday
morning.
The exchanges at the Wilmington
clearing house on SATURDAY. were:
$l62 206.6S; balances, $50, 998.59.
Amusical tea will DO given by some
of the members Of West Presbyterian
Church In the Board OF Trade rooms
on April %.
Elegant lard, only 90 at Mcyeigh's,
18th and Walnut. 8. and W. toma-
toes, &C., nice cooking ralsins, &c.
Michael Tucker. who was arrested
for fighting abouta dog. is not the
Michael Tucker who Is employed at
Edge Moor Bridge Works.
i Municipal Court Clerk William B.
lHyland attended the funeral OF his
aunt, Mrs. Caroline b. Rankin, in Elk.
ton, Md, on saturday.
/ Mrs. Elizabeth Richards, who was
tmhrdered near Colora, Nd, week
tago. was niece OF Mrs. Edward
Darlington of this city.
Bush's French street wharf, ia the
place to buy your coal.
Taylor & Fullerton's Cough Syrup Is
one OF the best syrups for coughs and
colds prepared. S02 King street
Now is the time to order your $500
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
500 Market street.
They fit like kid glove those boots
and shoes for ladies' and gentlemen,
made to order by Hugh Ward. No. $50
l.. 9TH street. Repairs in leather and
rubber.
John George Hirzel having taken
SnOp uh rslSNoltu bJTett, btJWebn Lin
coin and Union streets. offers his old
shop, No. 208 East Second street, for
rent.
Durstein is manufacturing fine Ha-
vapa filled handmade cigars, at No. 5
East Second street.
The cigarette bill passed, but tobacco
chewers are still chewing the Bat Plug,
Syi ounces, 10 cents plug.
Speed work IN Shorthand a special
~ at Goldoys Commercial College.
, Enter now.
Beginners in Shorthand, Book-keep-
ing and Type-writing now being ro-
celved at Goldey's Commercial College.
Enter now.
The silver and china ware for the new
steamer Pocomohe, intended to be used
by the Washington and Norfolk limo. Ia
displayed in the window Of W. Ii. Law
ton, No. GIL Market street.
: Ephralm Beaston, of st. Georges
Hundred, has accepted a position with
Hutchins ~ Sudler, commission mer.
chants, OF Philadelphia.
suitable reward will be paid at No.
6Ol West street for the recovery OF q
pocket-booll containing two strings of
gold beads, which wero lost on Sunday
va OVittNAtu NNblihts
Mr.. Robert J. Ferguson and Miss
Bessie Parvis Of Dover, will be married
. on the 23d Inst.
The Washington Fire Company, OF
| Saturday evening. racsived Il s 1t OF
! new wheels from Manchester, N. IL.
} for it's hose carriage.
The liberty Fire Company, on Satur
day last, tried u new pair OF horses, ant
/, will purchase as soon as 1t finds a pun
/ To suit It's purposes.
r The Hamilton Debating Coterie hai
commenced the publication of new
! literary monthly. Howell England
n Frank s. Slocomb. Z. Baldwin 4
Y Springer, G. P. Palmer and Joseph II
J Mendinhall arc the editors.
On Wednesday evening, May IS
l. Grace Orchestra will give musicale II
+ the Sunday School room, which prom
d lses to DO tho finest concert ever glyel
1t by the orchestra.
William Won Wagner, the grea
Rhode Island wheelman, left Stamford
Connecticut. yesterday morning at
o'clock. and expected to reach lhis city
r l6) miles distant, at 10 O'clock las
Il night, but lie had not reached the cit,
o this morning.
9 A decision in the disputed election q
!, Daniel Green as commander of Tn
:, Department OF Delaware, q. A. r.,
Al expected from tho rational com man
der some time this week.
The Diamond Spring Works wer
closed tC-da on account OF tho tune
al of 4. b. Davis the treasurer OF TIL
y company, who died at his horne i
. Philadelphia on Wednesday.
"a j. B. Hutchinson, superintendent o
n the p, W. d. Is. railroad, accompanied
It by other road officials, went to Della
I ware City on q special train on Sal
Is urday morning, on u short tour O
, inspection,
A slight fire caused by the explosIo
of lamp in the house OF No. lO1
Lancaster avenue, on Saturday night
:, was extingui5hed by mOmlers OF til
~ Weeeaeoe Fire Company withou
- =, striking an alarm.
"a An electric wirs broke on De,awar
III uvsIte, between West and TntnaI
r. streets, between 8 and 0 o'clock las
d, night. The sparks from the wire nj
1i traated n large crowd. but before nm,
damage was done 1t WAS repaired.
- An attempt was made to rob III
N store OF 4. +. Toppin, at the noril
r west corner of Fifth and 3etlersu
20 streets, al an eaIly hour on Sundn
&c morning. Tho glass was broken i
u orc Of the windows. but the thieve
were frightened off before securin
3. any Plum Ier
II. Reducing aiGlureh Debt.