The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-20
Dots.
Flour. seeds, oatmeal atJ. ]. Smiths
4th and Shlpley streets.

4bu anu DtHpiey StfeetS-
We guarantee absolute satisfaction
or money refunded at Red Mems Hall
Piano Wareroom.
Taylor Il Fullertons Cough Syrup is
one OF tbe best syrups for coughs and
colds prepared. 500 King street.
Go to Reeds new instalment store
for cheap Furniture and Carpets. Cos
Simply street. N. R. Reed, manager.
Fellheimer Is manufacturing fine
handmade Havana filler for &C., 6l2
Market street and Front and West
streets.
Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus, Cholera
lnfantum quickly durable by using
pr, Simms Cholera Syrup. Fourth and
King
Great variety of slightly used pianos
and organs at your own price. Red
Mems Hall Piano Warerooms.
Money made by chance will go with
certainty.
W. q. Seeds rode from Wilmington
to Middletown, twenty-four miles,
yesterday, on crushed-tire bicycle In
III. S5m. 40s. The best previous record
was III. 44I4m.
The Wilmington Turngemeinde gave
an excursion to Brandywine Springs
to-day, and a large number of our
German friends went out to enjoy the
athletic sports proposed.
Charles Johns, employed as a car
builder at the Pullman car works, while
working on scailold inside car
yesterday, about noon, slipped and
fell, hrulsing himself badly, but not
breaking any bones. He was taken TO
his home on South jackson street,
where DR.. j. L. V. Blocksom attended
him.
From a return from attendance on
several eamp-meotings in SasseX cOun-
ty, Ex-City Solicitor Henry G. Turner,
Esq, started this morning on "trip to
Charles City Fair. -
William H. Leo still exists. He Is
breaking stone, not at New Castle but
at Elsmere. Seriously, no is getting
out Belgian blocks for the city without
n blot"
Last night big car and big hack
took party out to William II. Mayne's
house nenr Greenville, where they had
a royal good tlmo.
Isaac 2. Johnson, principal of the
Friends School. has gone on n yaca-
ton to New York Sta and will return
on September |. Until that time the
Friends School office will be closed,
The exchanges at the Wilmington
clearing house yesterday were Sl76,-
i56.47; balances, sS4, 422.26.
A slabsided stone near tho pavement
on Rodney street. between Gilpin ave-
nue. and Delaware avenue, has become
n regular trysting place for lovers.
People passing by wouldn't mind the
at ma III thn lnnnnnf-a nf 1nNnra xrnts
more respectful. A police raid on the
lovers, not tho stone, would help the
moral tone Of the place.
The real estate dealers are taking
their vacation, and the sole OF real e5
tate is not SO active. Only one trans.
fer was reported yesterday.
Peaches are getting better and bring
Ing higher prices.
The brickmaker5 OF Wilmington can
| hardly supply the demand, and the
\ Street and Sewer department Is getting
! the brick from Chester for the new
Prices Run Sewer.
And here are egg plants and rev
sweet potatoes.
The poor pear looks up pleadingly
and asks II 1t Ia not as good as n pench,
4 but the buyers think not, and the pear
/ goes down in price.
With thu great glut of peaches Hood
Ing the market the modest water melon
IL almost forgotten and they too have
taken tumble in prices.
Do not forget that next Thursday
/ will DO Fourth Delaware reunion day
in LynamS woods near Newport. The
kind citizens OF Newport will furnish
u free dinner for the brave old veter-
ans.
The compliment paid to the police
force commission Is no unmeaning
compliment. There never was better
force is becoming daily expression.
The O'Clock Delaware avenue cleo
trio car took ont 81 passengers last
evening which the conductor said was
the largest number carried yet.
The hard Juggling OF the poor horses
up the Lancaster avenue hill has III
creased the demand for electricity on
the Front and Union street car line.
Instead Of being called the Front and
4 Union Street car line now it ought to
be called, Claymont, Front and Union
Line.
COMPETENT Is made of big stone
sticking up several inches in the mid
die OF Seventh street between Wush.
ington ana Jefferson.
Maryland avenue Is in horrible
condition, and the people want tho
street cars out there as soon as posi-
ble.
Contractor Cassidy Is erecting
house on Maryland avenue and four
on Banning street.
Chief engineer of tho Water Depart
ment fond of the sweets OF lite, has
gone INTO the honey culture industry
anu IS getting quite an extensive
apiary around him.
Philemma Chandler is erecting q
half-dozen two-story brick houses on
Eighth street between Clayton and
DUPONT.
II anybody Is In n hurry to get
shaved in time to catch train, George
Is. Aletznef, No los East Third street,
can do the job quicker than any other
barber in this city. lie IA good leeeh-
er too, AMI Is always ready to respond
to any call
The Baltimore and Ohio train from
Landenberg was detained fifteen min.
utts this morning, by the large Ger
man excursion to the Brdnplywine
Springs.
The keel Of a lumber and fruit ship
for Jacksonville, Ella. WIS laid at tie
jackson and Sharp Gomphny's shipyard
ON tuesday, and the work of raising
her frame began yesterday.
The new steam tug Henry U. Palmer
OF lrontlyn, n. Y, recently built al
the Jackson and Sharp Cumpanys slip.
yard, Is in Philadelphia receiving ma
pilupTV She will rattrtt hpl.n f,,r ,nt,