The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05
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American Laundry, 602 West Front 81
Cuppingand leeehing. la3 z. Second 50
Cupping & leechina. Parker. sos Madison.
Oysters at Carpenter's,6 25 Madison st.
Cummings. the photographer, 500
Market street.
New currants. Sc h., at Meredith's,
9Th and Madison.
Did you ever chew Old Dominion
Tobaceof Ask for it.
Fine Cape Cod cranberries Mt Rams.
bergers' 40i King street.
II you want flrst.class dyeIng and
securing done. go to 2l0 King.
We have 10000 cigars on hand at soc.
box. Durstein, 3 East Second street.
| New crop clover ana timothy seed
at j. J. Smiths, Fourth and Shipley
streets
Go 10 W. c. Taylor the druggist, ut
Third and King streets, for school
sponges.
The Catholic Diocesan Union will
meet in Shields Library Hall tom or
rev evening.
The annual meeting of the Grand
castle OF Delaware, X. G. L., will be
held this evening.
The Ideal, tho cheapest and best
heater; reference given. Frank A.
Mitchell, 102 w 5th st.
In Brooklyn n bootblack does a rush.
Ing business. polishing shoes by cleo
triclty FOL cents a shine.
tine Needle Mixture, not only pleas
ant smoking. but relief for catarrh,
asthma. sore throat and hay fever.
DR.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills al.
f.,. h.,a a.
kidney complaints. COG King street.
Rolled oats, beans. rice barley, ETC..
az ,. IL, Barker's, corner Front and
ohlpiey streets. Low prices and good
goods.
Tho Delaware Field Club and Y. M.
e. A foot ball elevens. will open the
season at Riyerview Park, Saturday
afternoon.
A lady lost breastpln on Tuesday.
Mosnic. shape OF mandolin. and will
receive reward II returned to No. 903
Hazlett street.
Chicago Club House Caramels sell
at tho Worlds Fair for so cents a
pound ut 22T Market street for 20 cents
per pound. Hollis.
game of foot ball will he played
on saturday afternoon at Rivorview,
1 L. a.
ware Field Club.
Ion't wait until the rush is on, but
go at once to Bulloek's. Gth and Ship
icy streets. and get your heaters put
in order for cold weather.
Letters of administration on the
estate OF Mary Fulton of ChrisLiana
hundred nave been granted to Anna
X. Clifford and Sarah c. Wright
4
n entertainment ut Claymont hill in
me iatler part OF this month, Grace
Orchestra will furnish the music. /.
The original Tennessee Jubilee Sing
era VIII give an entertainments In
Bothel A Nj. L. Church this evening,
under the auspices of the Tribe of Reu-
ben.
Miss Clara NJ. Martin, residing on
East tohttil street. last evening gave
an en1oya lilo company to about thirty
OF her friends entertaining them in
most royal manner.
Mrs. Frisby Brstor, col, OF BIo elk.
bird. was killed on the Della ware II, r.
Tuesday night. Coroner Rothwell
held an inquest and the jury rendered.
verdict of accidental death.
Iost-A pocketbook containing $40
In going from 9l7 Poplar to Ninth, To-
Market, to Front and out Front street.
The Under will be suitably rewarded
on leaving the game at this office.
There will bea meeting of the crema.
tory committee of Council and the
committee of the Board Of Health. and
several railroad men tonight. to So
lect II Site Tor the erematory building.
Q. Ramsberger Il Son have lust re-
ceived from York State n fine lot of
grapes. apples. ounces. Bartlett pears
and cauliliower. Goods delivered free
OF charge. Phone $50, 40l King street.
The Mt. Hebron A. NJ. L. Church at
Marcus Hook, Pa, will be Dedicated
on Sunday next, and the Rev. w. n
Heard ID. d., OF our city, will occupy
the pulpit. At $50 p. m. dedication
exercises will be condu cted by Rev. W.
II. Davis, presiding elder of Whining.
ton district
Wilmington has now two conven.
b biafhft u, eIt6ineihass ~ ~ a:saalphla
5lonary, now meeting in Union Church,
and tho Sunday School Convention OF
the MilplpRiqn fis;t Il ct ~ tho tast,9-
nut street.
Diamond Lodge. No. Q. of the A. o. |
A, NJ, known ds the Adhesive Mopul. |
mans, flS,'oH bo'ot iast evening anu /,
r-~canlzed a eonclayes which is known |
as No ~ Some iiftesn,or m ore mem.
Ders OF the order from here took part
IA Inc installation. and a general good
tims was had, refreshments beinu
served in abundance.
James Bradford's new houses at the
corner OF Fifth and Broome atreets
ire two OF the best built welIinps in
,ur city Inc work was nsarly all
lone by days work. The doors are
inches thick, of oak, and the lumber
thoroughly selected. The dlstancs
rom the first ioist to tho bottom OF
he cellar Is 81 IT. Each house has a