The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-15
THIRD edition.
Dnts.

-lI.A DOth.
Bnsh's, French street wharf, is the
place TO buy your coal.
Painful teethlng, collie, diarrhpa pre-
vented and cured by Hooper's Anodyne.
Cooking butter at Tatnalps Cream
cry Fourth and Shipley streets, 15c.
Per pound.
N Now Is the time to order your $500
crnyon portrait at Cummings gallery,
3o2 Market street.
New milk, &c. per qt.; skim milk, Sc
ore OTIS. for &C.; buttermilk, &c. Tat.
nnlPs Creamery.
Lippincotts specific for rheumatism
md neuralgia. For sale at Mr.. Belts,
Mr. panforth's and 40 East Second
street, also at Office, 70S French street.
For ten days we will give every pur-
chaser OF si.50 or more a pair of ladies'
Goodyear Rubbers, No. 206 Market
street, east side, above Second. VIM.
Ill Babcock.
Captain Matthew Macklem Of the
Western Hotel has Just had his pension
increased through the pension agency
OF John L. Wilson, Elkton, Md.
All Republicans of the Third ward,
& not assessed, are requested TO call on the
Republican Association, No. 20B Jetfer-
Hpn street, during the last five days OF
Y january.
Young men who are good organ
iznrs may get employment by address
ing Semi-Annual Endowment League,
Nj Nj I EAST f"y'''' street, Baltimore
Clark & McLear southeast corner of
b Eighth and Market streets, have houses
and farms for sale at reasonable rates.
A parior stove, cook stove, bureau,
etc, can DO purchased at n reasonable
( price at No. 10l East Eighth street.
49, z. Nichols of Centreville offers for
rent house, stable and four acres of
land, on Kenneth pike, near Delaware
avenue railway. Also houses on
Woodlawn avenue.
Don't forget the benefit of the VIII
mington Wheel Club; Grand Opera
House Friday evening, January %;
Marie Frohman In the historical drama
ssfhe Witch"
Don't forget the benefit Of the vii.
mington Wheel Club; Grand Opera
House Friday evening, January 23
Marie Frohman In the historical drama
sThe Witch"
Charles Martel, who has been en-
ployed in the Office of the Media
American for number OF years, visited
our city on Wednesday. He is u good
canyasser, and looks carefully after
the interests of his employers.
George Walker, who occupies the
Windle farm, near Fairville, Pa, is
suffering from severe attack of
spinal meningitis, and his recovery il
hardly probable. He Is O son of John
W. Walker OF this city, and has othel
relatives residing here.
/ Mrs. Hannah Reese and her daugh-
Ter, Lillian, of FIankfOrd. Pa, arrive
IN this city on Tuesday. Mrs. Reese Is
Rsis.er OF Mrs. W. II. HentlTicksun oi
Ehristiana hundred, and she will re
4 main with her for a few days.
large attendance nightly At FRS
Presbyterian Church. Several have
professed their faith, and many more
are inquiring the way. Services to
night at 7.45. Come.
Mrs. c. Rees and Mrs. L. Able White
Of ia East Eleventh street, will sal
n for England on Saturday, tho III
Il Inst, by the Cunard Line steamer
Etruria.
The regular monthly meeting Of tn,
W. G. 4. U. will be held Tomorrow
friday afternoon, at O'Clock, Tia,
meeting to be at their headquarters
j No. 800 Market street. A. U. Mendin
hall, secretary.
We wonder il the people of Brandy
wine would go down town fol gro
csries if they knew how far u dollu
will go at q. w. Elbersou's, Twenty
second and Tatnall streets? AIr. Elbcr
son has fully stocked store, I'M,
realizing that trusts make lonj
friends, will sell everything ox,remui.
low for cash. III you have not callc,
on MIR. Elbcrson yet, do 50 and il vii
surprise you.