The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-09
THIRD edition.
Dots.

Bush's, French street wharf. is the,
place 10 buy your coal.
Dyelng and securing done. 40 King ST.
Taylor Il Fullerton's Cough Syrup Is,
one OF the best eyrups for coughs and
colds prepared. 3o2 King street.
Dursteln is manufacturing fine Ha-
vana filled handmade cigars, at No. 6
East Second street.
Rev. Henry Sanderson has gone to
Chester Heights Camp to pass q few
days.
Miss Ella Hopton OF this city Is visit
Ing Miss Lottie Wood OF Chester.
A loose gutter plate at Front and
Bhipley streets caused q horse. at
fached to Diamond Ice Cos wagon,
to fall. No damage except the break
ing OF one of the shafts was sustained.
II you want Parlor Suite, Kelly has
. dandy7 pieces for $500. Don't
Lawyer Bradford and family left to-
day en-route for Cape May on the
steamer Republic.
The fair of st. Johns Church, Hook
essin, has Just closed after six
weeks successful run, and Father Far
ley as well as the ladies' in attendance
was greatly elated by the result.
E. d. r. Sutton OF this city has pur-
chased the Heverln farm OF 1900
acres near Dover, for S39, 600.
The excursion to Cape May by the
Second Baptist Church. which was to
have been given yesterday, was post
poned on account of the rain unit
. hext Tuesday.
II you want Gold Watch or Ola
mond Ring go to Kelly's, 313 W. q
street.
Joseph Leach offers two dollars re
ward for the recovery of o SHEPHERD
dog which strayed away from his farm
near Wooddale, Mill Creek Hundred
on the third instant.
The finder of the watch lost In tn,
park at Seventh and Franklin streets
will be paid reward on returning
akme to the park guard.
Miss Jennie Wilson, Of 1915 Adam
ytreet, is spending a few weeks witt
friends at Woodside, Del.
The trustees OF the Delaware Colleg
will hold a special meeting on Tuesda!
pext to consider plans for the new
building,
Edward Barlow, photographer, witt
r. Cummings, will sail from Nov
York on Friday for his homo in Scot
Ind.
John Shakespeare, of the Wilmington
Manufacturing Company, Is seriousl
HAT his homo, No. cas- Jefferson street
Z Burgison Young, of Carblndaic
Kansas, Is visiting his sister, Mrs
6srah Jones, OF this city.
Mrs. Allen G.. McElwee OF Newport
nal 10 vi Ira al
nsld, Jenkintown, Pa. She will ais
visit the Blue Ridge Mountains Tor he
health.
Charles j. Kyle offers his stables, o
King street. near Ninth, at privat
sale.
For Refrlgerators and Sideboard
don't fail to see Kelly's, 3l9 W. 2
street, before buying elsewhere.
George w. Lodge, No. 31l We.
Twelfth street, Is SO seriously indispo
cd, that his friends feel some alarm
regard to his restoration to health.
Miss Caddy johnson, daughter {
T1Councilman Thomas johnson, an
Mss Estella Morley are spending the
vacation on the Highland Light Farm
Of Reads Wharf, Virginia, the res
dsnee of Mr. Morley.
WIN D. lsulh hllti HIS bOi, IldNlIl
zone into partnership in the auctic
business, offer to call small sales Il
as may lie seen by card in anotht
&olumn.
David Lemon Is now located at John
eDwn, Pa, and has prospect Of doir
profitable business In confectioner,
bread, cakes, 10.
The railroad station Mt Glen Riddl,
en tho West Chester and Philadelph
Railroad, was closed on Monday fc
kn indefinite period, owing to the pr
eelce Of dlphtheria among those T
ding Ill the dwelling part OF the 81
hon building.
Frank c. Brockson, formerly
Dover, but recently OF this city, h
ken position as fireman on tho l
u. b b. railroad.
Turnip, rutabaga, beets, and 9th
serds for sale at the flour and fe,
store of Smith, Fourth and Shipl
ktxeets.