The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-29

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Cupping s leeehiuE. Parker.5o5 Madison.
American Laundry. toa West Front stiv
Cupping and iseohlng. la3 u. Second St !
Cummings. the photographer, 800
Market street. i,
II you want flrst-class dyelng and {
securing done. go to 2l0 King. Ii
Catarrh-you need not endure It. Z
line Needle Cigarettes will cure 1t. ]
There will be speeches and music at I
Shellpot Park on Labor Day, next Mon
day,
The awning +. Mousely's grocery
store, Nanuever avenue and Lamott
street, was blown to pieces Inst night.
Chester lookup now has stone pile,
and the tramps are given daily exer'
else III breaking stone for the road
ways.
Tomorrow will be the last day thatli
the Clerk Of the Peace will accept the
face OF the bill for business license
and manufacturers tax.
William Swiggett, colored. was this
morning held for court under $500
bail on a charge of keeping gaming
table at No. $50 Liberty street.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
riage OF Clayton j. Dresh and Treeyl
| Lentz, both of this city, to take effect
on the Esd day OF September.
; John A. Reynolds and Sons OF Mid.
dletown are closing out their stock OIL
dry goods in order to give more att
tention to other lines OF goods.
| Tho Silverbrook Baptist Sunday
! sshoool will mako an excursion tol
, Pennsgrove, N. j., on tho s.eamerl
/ Ulrica, tomorrow ut 7.2U and $50.
Register Cooch has granted lettersl
e to William T. Ellison and Mary j.
+, Ellison as executors on the estate of
: Jane Young, late Of st. Georges Hun
j dred.
Tho American Bar Association will
$ me I in annual season at Milwaukee,,
8 Wis, August 80 The Now Castle Bar
II association will be represented at the
. meeting.
james Davies OF Townsend, while
returning from visit to Cecilton, Nd,
was thrown out OF his wagon owing
to the breaking of his harness and had
ie his leg broken.
u, Chas Baird, A. V. Hysore aud Peter
4, i. tausey are among the Delawnreans
- who will attend the Sunday school
.. convention which will be held in st,
i. Louis, beginning Thursday noNt.
IN Prof. ]. n. Ingram Will lecture on
st Hawaii, lis natives, their history, mode
OF life and the work OF the missionar.
n les on The group, in First Presbyter
II, ian Church tonight. Admission will
,!r be free.
Ae Numerous Wllmingtonians visited
ut Atlantic city on sunday and say that
10 1t beat anything for q crowd that they
ever saw At Atlantic. The cars wore
simply packed with those anxious Il
n, reach home sunday evening
al NJ. NJ. Child, representing syndi
", cate. has purchased nearly three
io acres from the Toy estate, ADJOINING
~ Mt Salem Cemetery, through tn
Co Security and Safe Deposit Company
for $500.
w. Peaches were rather plentiful in tn
~ Fourth and King street markets thi
,iio morning, and arc bringing from 40 T.
~, o. cents per BASKET. Pears Trough
Us from 60 TO - cents per basket, an
~ tomatoes 50 cents.
;ad thursday evening of this weolt. Mr.;
Vii Annie House Of Chndd's Ford will Civ
rnrH lawn party at her beautiful hon
III near Chaddfs Ford. Tho affair will n
rni solve Itself into progressive cuchI
Viii party, with vocal aud instrument;
a music lnterspersed during tho ever
IN Ing.
tho The Chester News says: NJ. 4, Pool
of Of Wilmington, has rented the stol
ted at ST. EdEmont avenue, Chester Pa
nd, recently occupied by Rev. Samuel Pa
sor coust.G and Will open shoe store Their
Mr.. Poole Is 4 Delaware couutaln an
at ono time was in business in Phil
delphia.
o,, We arc pleased to near that Mr.. In
iii White the Old war horse OF MIR. job
MS y uotttl ~ Wy. pt I tt ~
Hunter. is suffering from indispOs
ton. lie says il Jim White had III
pains in the pit Of the stomach that h
had. hn would Erunt great de-
NJ more than he does. and indeed hay
something to grant for. Mir, Hunt,
oeN generally Is wei! enough to work. bI
the pain WIS too lHuGh for him til
murnlug, and Nve learn that no Is IA,
able to u+Supy Ills accustomed ben>
.pil. III Mr. hUreluud's shoe shop.