The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-07
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Beechors Cabinet Pb1toS. ~ q dvxesl.
4 Bush's, French street wharf Is the
place to buy your coal.
You should call at Mrs. M. J. WeyFs
Tor a Loaf OK mush bread
Painful teething, collie, dIarrhma pro-
vented and cured by Hoopess Anodyne.
Nevis tho time TO order your $500
ernypn portrait nc Cummings gallery,
aU2 Market street.. Il. ~
Electricity Is d sureenrefor all kinds
81 rheumatism. Or. }. q. Pickles, 7O5
Market street,
Butter, eggs and poultry In the base
ment Of the REPuBLrcAs Office, Third
and King streets.
For good cabinet photographs try
Cummings sos Market street.
A large bottle OF the standard sar-
saparilla for 50 cents, at drug store,
Fifth and Poplar streets.
r. II. Tatnall, Newport pike and Dn-
Pont road, offers for sale the eggs of
pure bred Pelsln ducks at 81 per bakers
dozen, that took first premium at
Hazel Dell fair.
Two large rooms in tho Central
building, Fourth and Ang streets, can
be rented for storage purposes, by
calling at No. 1907 Delaware avenue.
w. j. Lank, of Montchanin, Chris
| tiana hundred, has for sale several tons
OF hay and q lot OF Muscovy and
Pekin ducks.
| A. Smith, who returned from his
visit to England a few days ago, will
open the store. No. West Second
street, on the Esd inst, and will keep
| on hand a large line of casSimeres,
cloths and worsteds. He invites all
his old customers to call and sec him.
MI. John Mulvena sold the house,
No. $40 Van Buren, street, to John L.
Dicker5on for "a, 800.
A well selected stock OF stationery
and blank books, the latest novels and
| leading periodicals always on hand at
Davis X Company 313 Market street.
Small store but stocked full OF useful
Office requisites. All daily and sun
day newspapers.
A new Castle jeweler has sold to
Rev. G. II. b. Turner, of Tyler, Texas,
q large clock which belonged TO Caesar
Rodney, one of the siguers OF the
Declaration OF Independence.
A social hop was given by Mr., Wake
field Townsend at lis residence neal
Delaware City, on Tuesday evening. A
number Of invited guests from viii
mington. Middictown and Delaware
City were present. The music was
furnished by Prof. Richie OF this city
Colon Ferguson has removed Il
Townsend, and will conduct tho stor,
fQrmerly kept by G. b. Satteriield.
| Miss Mamie M.Whcr.cr Of 81
GGssosses, ~ s.e rt:1 Z 3s!.i11 S.tl
her brother in PIttsburg, Pa. She lef
for that place Tuesday.
The first dip of n net in the lock n
Delaware City, on Tuesday, brough
out 100 herring.
Miss Josephine Weaver left Delawar,
City on Tuesday for Wilmington
where she will make her home. for lii
present.
Victor Pyle has purchased from Johi
Mulyena, tho house No. SOI VanBureI
street, for $500.
Senator Pilling visited our city yes
terday and attended the session Of tn
Levy Court.
Amos Messimer having disposed o
hfs Bmith-shop at Landenberg, Pa,
will locate in our city.
Matthew Macklem, who for mum
Der Of years has been proprietor O
| tHo WeSLtrn ltOtel III TINS CITY, Will IT
move to Landenberg in the earl
spring, where he will take charge o
the hotel there owned by Ezra Lund.
Letters testamentary on the estat
of Jonathan A. Hearn were granted b.
Registrar of Wills Bradford yesterda
to Aida Hearn OF this city.
An original widows pension ha
been granted to Rebecca Kelley o
: this city, mother OF Joshua Kelley.
The Junior Board of the Homen
pathic Hospital will hold another eau
nival In tho Opera House o. the even
Jugs of April 10, is and IL.
The young folks who enjoy fame
skating should attend the Madison 81
, rink this evening, as there will certain
ly be lots of sport. In the polo gam
the best fellow will carry off the prize
Go and enjoy the fun,