The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-23
FOURTH edition


Dots.
Bushis, French street wharf, Is the
place to buy your coal.
Painful teething, collie, diarrhea pre-
vented and cured by Hoopers Anodyne.
For good cabinet photographs try
Cummings, BOP Market street.
Cooking butter at Tatnall's Cream
cry, Fourth and Shipley streets, 15c.
per pound.
Now is the time to order your $500
crayon portrait ut Cummings gallery,
302 Market street.
New milk, &c. per qt.; skim milk, &c.
or 2 OTIS. for &C.; buttermilk, 4c. Tat.
nails Creamery.
Lippincott's specific for rheumatism
and neuralgia. For sale at Mr.. Belts,
Mr.. Danforth's and ITO East Second
street, also at office. 70S French street.
Electricity is sure cure for all kinds
of rheumatism. DE. j. c. Piekels, 705
Market street.
Electricity cures kidney and liver
troubles, and removes all pains. Try
ii. Call on DIR. j. c. Pickles, No. 705
Market street.
A. T. Brown, lilo Chippy street, is
iirst-eiass mechanic. He makes a neat
looking shoe, and repairs both leather
and rubber neatly. Give him call.
An entertainment for the members
OF the Girls Friendly Society of Old
Swedes Church and their associates
will be given next Wednesday evening.
Valentine Wiercinski of this city will
Boon enter the Benedietine Abbey at
Newark, N. j., for tho purpose + :
studying for the Catholic Priesth - -
after which he will minister to ' '46Ies
John Johnson, who disr onoarod co
mysterlously from the ,s6npe ea If t 5
j. Morton Poole Co. oY;a nv toet T,as ~
day afternoon, re.,,s,r,,ed on Thnrad d
having mere' . made baotn t,5 9a y,
i ihitauen Lila instead of going to the
20 al OF the Christiana, as had been
r..ared by his family.
A. L. Ainscow is preparing to erect a
new building Tor q restaurant, ETC., at
NO. East Seventh street, and L. L.
hlce has drawn the plan for the same.
! The Wilmington Industrial Fair As
| ISOLATION viii iro,.,a its annual meeting
at Builders Exchange next Saturday
at 2 p. M.
d. j. Sharpe has transferred two two
story brick houses at Elm and Frank
lin streets to ]. Reynolds and b. H.
Jones, severally at 81, 900 each.
! The property at No. 800 Van Buren,
streets has been sold by John Mulyena
to Arson A. Maher of Equitable Life
Insurance Company for $500.
f. W. Harold. who has been report
ing for Every Evening, has accepted a
position on the staff of the Philadel-
phia Ledger.
| Clayton, son of John Palmer of New
Castle, was thrown from his horse on
| Wednesday afternoon and quite badly
hurt.
| st. Peters T. A. B. Society of New
Castle has secured the famous Phiia.
delphia Comedy Company to give an
entertainment In the Opera House -
the evening OF February7. 'n
The Breton dance which way -. No..
ular during the kirmess will nv az sna pJpi
request, be repeated at y ~ oi,otu. :.
be, given for the benebs ~ ~ Father e Re =.
mi mn gat contest on Tuesday even
o mtia,d" Us 81 hpers of this city, do
fr ,un,e nh .ung man, who disappeared
,yo, ~! owe Kenneth Square, where HI
, "t' sitting at Christmas, has turned
y at Atglen, Pa. He will return tt
: uhis city.
The famous yacht William NJ. Sin
! gerly, of Philadelphia, Is reported tC
have been sold to William NJ Evans, {
Baltimore millionaire.
Butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes
oranges, lemons and apples received
daily at Republican corner.
George w. Ingram has sold for the
4. n. Cohn estate a farm of III acres
in Pencader hundred, to J. b. Cazier
. opposite the l1tters home farm, OF
! private terms.
meeting of farmers of st. Georges
hundred was held this morning, al
Odessa, to consider the proposition OF
/ Mr.. Baker to contract for 800 acres o.
sweet corn at $3.50 per ton, beside the
seed for the same.
, The sale of the personal property o
William Rothwell Of st. Georges hun
dred, on Wednesday, WAS largely at
; tended and the prices satisfactory
horses selling from sal to s153.5O.
"a. L. Skuggs OF Townsend has beer
] appointed reporter of the Department
; of Agriculture Of New Castle con"-
through Hon, tohn NJ. Rnel- of W.
! ington, ~ Vi WASH
l,i,.
ri -. w. l.. y. Murray and daughte
are visiting friends and relatives i
G Middletown.
I Rev, W. c. Alexander, formerly tn
pastor of Forest Presbyterian Churc
Q at Middletown, but who has had charg
q of the church at Matawan. N. j., fo
;, some time past, has rendered his resi-
Nation, to take effect February 1, o
Y account of sickness.
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