The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-13

Beechei's Cabinet Photos. 80 adozsa
Bush'a, French street wharf d the
place to buy your coal.
You should call at Mrs. NM. Weyl's
for loaf OF mush bread
Now Is the time I'd order your $500
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
802 Market street.
Piso Cure, 20c.; Ayers Sarsaparilla,
81; Taylor Il H,llertbn,s Cough Syrup,
35c., and other pateHt medicines at re-
duced rates. -
Albert wollaston tnd Afpheus Pen
mock have taken out letters Testament
tary on the estate of Joseph Wollaston,
late OF Mill Creek Hundred.
Electricity is SURE cure for all kinds
Of rheumatism. Dr.. ]. G. Pickles. 705
Market street.
Butter, eggs and poultry in the base
ment Of the REpUBIl IcAN Office, Third
and King streets.
Bishop Coleman Nwill preach in the
Holy Trinity Church. at West Chester,
Pa, Thursday evening, the 10Th inst.
before st. Andrews brotherhood. =
To successfully master disease you
must use fresh, reliable medicines,
such as are dispensed at the old
established drug store, Fifth and Pop
lar, may be relied upon.
Tomorrow being The 18th OF Febru-
airy is known as st. Valentines day. All
lovers will send their best girls hand
some tokens OF their esteem.
Harry, son of G. W. Ennis. formerly
of Taylor and Pine streets, was mar
ried yesterday to Miss A. Quillan, of
| this city.
Mrs. r. B. Armstrong, residing at
No. 6l7 jackson STREET, oilers a reward
| for the return of d muff which she
lost on West Eighth street.
Numerous persons residing in the
| western part of the tity complain that
the conductors OF the electric cars do
not exercise due preeaution in keeping
a lookout for passengers.
| Boys residing In the vicinity of the
Forty Acres have boon in the habit of
throwing lighted matches in the letter
boxes, thereby destroying or mutt
lating the mail matttr. Letter Carrier
| Oliver brought two letters into the
| postofiice yesterday which had been
partially burned.
| The Market Street Railway Com
pany will soon he running their ears
down Market STREET.-THE the p, w. & b.
depot.
| Daniel W. Taylor, VIM. II. Swift
Willard salisbury, Andrew G. Wilson
and William Lawtdn constitute tho
committee of the Board of Trade to
influence the action pr the Legislature
on the tax bill which Is up for con-
sideration.
John Sharpe. OF M. 600 Pine street,
celebrated his 18th birthday last even
ing by giving party to number Of
friends. D..
George W. Hatton, at No. 1904 West
Fourth street, entertained number
OF friends last evening, and good
social time was had.N
Peter Elmer, No. 800 French street,
was serenaded last evening by the
delaware SienSerbund to make MEM
ofable the 36th anniversary OF his
birth.
| Mr., Van Artsdalen sent three of his
| Goodwin washers tp Cheswold, near
Dover, this morning, and is greatly
encouraged by the Increased number
OF inquiries he is daily receiving.
The Triton Cotton Mills at New
Castle resumed operations on Wednes-
day, and operatives generally were
pleased to hear the click of the ma
chinery after so long a period OF ell
forced idleness.
Jos. II. Wilkins, late of Kiamensl,
who went to Denver, Colorado, year
or more ago for The benefit OF his
health, died there alter a lingering III
ness on the TIN Inst lnterment was
made In Denver on the 10th inst.
Miss Julia Pugh, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss Emma Evans, of No. 6l3
West Sixth street.
The Wilmington Transfer Company
have careful men to move furniture.
etc, at reasonable rates
Marshall Mahaffy took a fainting
spell and fell to the floor yesterday
while in the committee room OF the
Levy Court on account of the extreme
heat. He was assisted home, but soon
recovered and Appeared ut his office.
Mrs. Joanna Mclaughlin, the newly.
appointed teacher Oh sewing for the
public schools, gave her first lesson in
school No. l yesterday. The pupils
are divided into seven classes, each
taking u lesson of ONE hour. In schools
Nos. 4, 5, IL and the Girls High School
the sewing lessons will also he given
and the pupils will bs divided into con
venient sized classes, Plain sewing il
first taught.
Sale of stocks.
L. W. Stidham 4 Son, auctloners