The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-17

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Beecher's Cabinet Photos, SO dozen,
Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal.
You should call at Mrs. NJ. j. Weyps
for loaf of mush bread
Now is the time to order your $500
cIayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
302 Market street.
Tiso Cure, zoe; Ayers Sarsaparilla,
6T.; Taylor n Fullerton's Cough Syrup,
35c., and other patent medicines at re-
duced rates.
Electricity is sure cure for all kinds
Of rheumatism. DIR. j. G. Pickles, TJ5
Market street.
Butter, eggs and poultry in the base
ment OF the REPUBLICAN office, Third
and King streets.
Best brands OF wines. liquor and
cigars at Higgins, POS West Seventh
street. Open all flight.
Eugene NJ. Sayers and John F. Gala
han have thus far announced themsel-
yes as candidates on the Democratic
side for city assessors and collectors
at the coming election.
Mr. Charles Reynolds has purchased
from Johnson a. Johnson, one of those
handsome houses on Adams street
above Eighth.
Exercises Of a patriotic nature in
memory of Washington,s birthday
| will be held in the Church of tho Re-
deemer, on the evening of the gath.
The school and all Interested will meet
tonight at the church, at 730, to re-
heaise for that occasion.
Too warm Cor an 0vereoat yesterday
but not safe to go without one.
The Brandywine water might taste
| better and we hope it will next year
after the intercepting sewer is com
pleted.
The man who says he can cure the
| peach yellow5 communicated with the
State Legislature; but the cure itself
has not yet put III an appearance.
II Is said the peach prospects are
not injured yet.
The pumping stations of the City
Water Department are in fine order.
There has been some talk of another
water wheel, as il is much cheaper to
use water that is running to waste than
to buy coal.
| Business gets better every day. The
| men who advertise most are as usual
doing the most business.
The Birmingham Catholics and the
1 Finn Catholics should shake hands to
gether. The war is now over and il
Idoes not look well for brethren to
quarrel.
Now is the time to get everything IN
apple-pie order for spring business,
| Those who need Q supply OF bill heads
letter heads, cards, circulars, posters
or other business will be wise to in
a n LIT
Good progress is being made on the
Brownson Library building.
A good year for building is antlci
Miss Mary Lippincott, of Bristol, N.
j., Is visiting her friend, Miss Carrie
Wier, of this city.
| The returned builders from the Nov
| York National Convention have had
much OF interest to nariate since thell
arrival.
Lewis G. Yandegrift has returned
from visit to Pittsburg
George Il. oConnor has gone on A
weeks vacation.
/ w j. Woodman represented the
Delaware Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution Mt tho funeral of
j
1 Washington to-day.
st. Benedict Beneficial Society of the
Sacred Heart Church the other day
| presented Father Richard, of st, He'd.
wigs Church, with a handsome writing
desk.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Robinson,
Jr', returned last evening from an eX.
tended bridal tour to Washington, d.
g.. They will be ''at hpmen to theil
friends at No, 101 West Seventh street.
The NJ. NJ. i. Society will hold is
tenth annual reception in Webster-s
Academy, ON Wednesday evening.
Thomas w. Mcyey has consented to
become u candidate for the Republican
nomination for Council for the Second
ward.
Presiding Elder Murray last evening
held quarterly conference at Kings.
wood chapel. The reports of the past
year showed a collection of 81, I50 aad
an increase OF membership OF 70 per
cent.