The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-12


Bcecher's Cabinet Photos, % dozen.
Bush's French street wharf, is tho
place to buy your coal.
You should call at Mrs. NJ, j. weyl's
for a loaf OF mush bread
Now is the time to order your &c. 90
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
BOZ Market street.
W, Zolper, No. eos King street, Is
selling pianos and organs at greatly
reduced prices. ~
Mrs. Eleanor wheatley died at Green
wood, Sussex County, on Friday last,
from cancer, aged 99 years.
The rails for the Monroe street rail-
way have been placed along Monroe
street, preparatory to laying them.
A competent loom tlxer may find
constant employment at tho Brandy
wine Cotton Mills of C. J. Milne &
Sons.
Rev. Alfred Smith OF Mlddletown adj
dressed meeting Of the w. C. I. U. of
Madeley Church last evening. A must
cal program was also given.
Piso Cure, 20c.; Ayers Sarsaparilla,
81; Taylor Il Fullertons Cough Syrup,
Soc, and other patent medicines at re-
duced rates.
DR.. Dwight was summoned to New
ark yesterday in consultation over
Margaret, the little daughter OF Prof
Handy, who is quite Ill with Group.
Sheriff Simmons will go down to
| Dover tomorrow to see the hanging
| OF the negro Proctor. He will have a
| job of the same kind on his own hands
in three weeks more.
A large Maltese cat, valued very
highly by Police Officer Updyke, has
strayed away from his homo, No. 729
East Seventh street, and he is anxious
for its return.
The AlumnR of the Wilmington High
School will hold business meeting on
Friday afternoon at 4.S0 o'clock, In No
school. All graduates of the Girls
High School are requested to attend,
Henry G. Polk. u brother OF j. P. II.
Polk of this city, died at his home
near Riyerview yesterday. He was
about IS years old, and had been ter
rible cripple all his life.
James Dodge of Philadelphia gave
an interesting talk to u number OF
business men and members of the Re-
tail Merchants' Commercial Agency at
the Builders Exchange last evening.
II. W. Brine & Son are making avn
ings at the old stand, Front and Mar
ket streets, They have also a large
lot of old canvas as well as new for
sale at moderate prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua T. Jerman, of
Smyrna, who went to Denver, Col, in
the Fall, have lett there for San Diego.
Lower California, In quest of warmer
climate, where they propose staying
until the Spring.
The George Mccall Company has
opened an Office for the sale of coal,
sand and lime at the southwest corner
OF Eighth and Shipley streets. Mr..
Mccall for u number of years was in
the employ of the Charles Warner
Company, and is pleasant man TO
deal with and iirst-class salesman.
Miss Grace II. Dodge of New York
made ut address to the Girls Friendly
Society Of st. Andrews Sunday school
last evening. Her subject was; Work
Done by Working Girls in New York
She talked earnestly and pleasantly
and gave the society many good sug-
gestlons.
Here's cough remedy that is not q
patent medicine, but II compounded
prescription at 25c. the bottle. Brop
chial Balm for chronic cough, tight
cough, hacking cough and common
colds is not eXcelled. It's made and
sold only at drug store Fifth and Pop
lar streets, by L. b. Fell, graduate ii
pharmacy.