The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-02

Ior loaf OF mush bread
Now Is the time to order your $500
crayon portrait at Cummingg gallery
800 Market street.
/ Electricity is sure cure for all kinds
| of rheumatism. DR.. j. Q. Pickles, 705
Market street.
Taylor a Fullerton's Cough Syrup Is
/ one OF the best syrups for coughs and
colds prepared. S02 King street.
Persons going to move on March
25th, and wanting teams, can get them
by leaving their orders with the Will
mington Transfer Co.
lam receiving daily a fresh lot of
country produce. Have big lot OF
sweet potatoes on hand all the time at
REPUBLICAN corner.
W. v. Bond, No. 2l1 West Third
street, wishes to purchase a lot of
chestnut or oak posts for fencing.
VIM. Radam Microbe Killer cures
LaGrippe. catarrh and all other dis
eases. Sold by John j. Wilhelm, 226
West Second street.
VIM. A. Murphey Is confined to his
house. No. SIS Washington street, by
sickness, and there is little hope for
/ his restoration to health.
/ Jabez Baily, who was employed at
the King street wharf from 1858 to
1888, when he removed to Chester
county, Pa.. was visiting friends In
our city on Saturday.
At the meeting Of the Delaware State
Association at Dover, on ThurGday, 1t
was resolved to continue the agricul-
tural exhibitions, and Secretary Bar
nard was authorized to borrow $4,000
to pay of oil Indebtedness.
1t Is time enough to trim the peach
trees about April. The work should
not be done until the frost has finished
It's work Of nipping the tender
branches.
The second track of the Delaware
soon be completed and then 1t will be
practically q double line track from
Wilmington to Dover, Al miles.
Rev. w. b. Walton, pastor OF Snow
Hill ~ E. Church, Is in poor health
and, it 10 said, barely able to attend to
his pastoral duties.
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company received &25 contribution
from John III. Rogers to the Shuts
fund on Saturday
At the United States Court on Satur-
day Henry It. Southerington and
Thomas Newton, both Englishmen, re-
celved naturalization papers.
Henry Witsil, executor, offered
quantity of real estate at public sale at
the Court House on Saturday, but
withdrew the same on account of in
sutiiciency of the bids offered.
The Rev Isaac Gibson, rector OF st.
Johns Church, NOrristown, Pa. will
preach in st. Andrews Church to-
morrow (Tuesday) afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Edward Behrlnger, n small boy, was
arrested by Officer Clark yesterday
afternoon for firing off a revolver on
the public streets. He narrowly es-
capped shooting a woman in the Ninth
ward.
County superintendent of Schools
Herman Bessey held an examination
for second and third grade teachers in
No. school on Saturday. There were
"A female and 5 male applications.
The syndicate owning the kentmere
tract ON Saturday sold block to
William Bancroft for $1,000. and lot
l25xi25, ut Gilpin aud Woodlawn ave-
nues, TO John C. Farra for 50, 200.
! Some one threw a stone through the
window Of Andrew Cowan's grocery
store, No. 400 West Front street, last
night One man was arrested, but
Cowan could not identify him and he
was released.
w i. Craft, of Odessa, claims to
have discovered cure for peach vel
lows. On Wednesday of last week he
scnt some peach treo tWigs TO Repre-
sentative higgins at Dover, showing
the effects of the cure.
The funeral Of Thomas Mum took
, place from his late residence, No. lob
East Fourth street, at O'Clock this
afternoon aud was attended by Malta
i hoon Tribe, Imp. o. II. NJ, of which he
was a momber.
The Wilmington Amateur Press Club
held Il special meeting at the Clayton
House ON Saturday evening and was
! addressed by H. b. Swift of Cincin-
/ natl, and L. L. SchemmerhOrn, of
, Philadelphia, who are candidates for
| the presidency OF the National Assoc
, citation.
. Thomas +. ODonnell has issued a
| call to the citizens of the First, Third,
: Fifth, Seventh. Tenth, Eleventh and
r Twelfth wards to hold meeting at
1 the NeccaCoe engine house on We'd
Y nesday evening to discuss the project
+ to borrow S5o0,00O to improve the
: streets.
The Pusey & Jones Company have
completed the erection of new shears
that arc considered the largest and
o best equipped in tho State. They are
Y fifty feet high, are of hollow iron and
; weigh eight tons.
4 !. w. p. Noshell will have n Notar,
Public at his Office, No. 915 Market
: street. to examine vouchers for pen
! sioners.
Tho official board of Madeley NJ. T.
Church have invited their pastor Rev
L. c. Atkins, to return for the next
/ year,
. A man claiming to he Francis Muir
Z ply Of this city, has been arrested in
I Camden, n. j., suspected of being i'm,
n plicated In several recent burglaries al
e that place.
!, A man named Charles Reybold,
. claiming New Castle. bel, us his
, home, was pretty severely beaten
over the head by Daniel Ryan with a
!, poker on Sunday morning at No. 4O]
\ llackley street, Philadelphia Rey.
= bold claims that becoming intoxicated
: he wandered into the yard of Rynu's
+ residence, when Ryan said that Rey.
/ bold tried to force an entrance into his
house.
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i Ladies'
. high-cut, button arctics, were 81. 90
J, ! now Sl.25; misses, were si73, now Il
! CENTS, at l:abeocli's, a06 Market street,
= cast Side, above Second.
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