The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-11

Cupping & leechinR, Parker. 505 Madison.
Ameptoan Laundry. dOi W ost Front ST
,. cuppingand leeohing, la3 u. Second St
Oysters at Carpenters e25 Madison OF
Cummings tine photographer, S0y
Market street
II you want first.ciass dyeing and
securing done. go to 2l0 King.
Diamond Council. No. 8, Jr. o. U. A..
NJ. Monday evening, Smith Building.
New crop clover ana timothy seed
. at j. j. Smiths, Fourth and Shlpley
. streets,
Tho Ideal, the cheapest and best
. heater; reference given. Frank A.
; Mitchell, 102 W. 9th st.
Harry LaIre yesterday found on tho
kennett Pike horse and buggy. The
property Is at his stable.
Pine Needle Mixture, not only pleas.
ant smoking. but relief for catarrh
asthma, sore throat and hay fever.
Rev. W G. Brown, of Wilmington,
began his pnstorate of tho Second
Presbyterian Church, West Chester.
! DIR. Slmms' Vegetable Liver Pills al
ways sure cure for headache, liver and
Kidney complaints. Cos King street.
The best place to buy your fruit and
prounce 70 mt RamsbcrPer's. d0l King St
poohs delivered free OF charge. Phonc6JJ
The Row. j. Howard, of Lewes, is
spoken OF IN connection with the pas.
tornte OF Asbury NJ. L. Church In this
city.
A very valuable slsye-terrier belong.
Ing to MIR. Vim. Davidson, I'll French
street. died few days ago OF paralysis
oil the heart.
Tho Chester Times says: n. L. NoOle,
OF Wilmington, has opened new shoe
store al No. Sl2 Edgmont Avenue. 1t
should read NJ. 4, Poole.
Chicago Club House Caramels soil
at the Worlds Fair for 80 cents o
pound; at 227 Market street for 20
cents per pound. Hollis.
! Mr.. Mcdaniel, OF Jester and McDan-
lei, drove very contrary grey horae
up Market street this morning, which
, attracted no little attention.
Ramsbergor's teams are kept busy de.
ilverinF their many customers orders.
your order might us well 20 alonE with
the others. They are very rca, onl bile
and reliable. Phone 500.
G. b. Foster. connected with Gaven's
Detective Agency, Philadelphia. will
go from Eikton Nd, with negro
charged with the larceny OF some
jewolry.
Mr.. William II. Nixon of Bridge ton,
VINO met with n fatal accident in Phlla-
delphia on Saturday last, left n widow
ana six weeks old infant con to
mourn his loss.
John Geary, who was injured on a
street ear in Atlantic City last week, H.
rapidly recovering, and will be brought
: 70 thls city as soon as his physician
: VIII allow him to be moved.
A dog belonging to James Hurlock,
OF NO, sd Poplar street was shot yes
terday by Patrolman Mclaughlin. 1t
was bitton by supposed mad dog be.
longing TO man named Jester.
Tho Rev. NJ. A. Brownson. well and
laNorably known In our city and Il
sonin.law of Mr.. George w. Bush,
preached very abie sermon in Cen.
ifal Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning.
And now the Linseed OIL Trust is
nShtinE with outside mills and have
drove tho price from 40 cents per gal.
Ion to 36 cents. Now. says one OF the
exchanges, thoy are losing money ex-
cept tho consumers, who still pay6J cts.
per gallon retail.
4 regular rough and tumble scrape
took place to-day at noon at the corner
OF Fifth and Shinley streets between
two co lntrymen who wore full of bad
whisky or lighting beer. One OF the
participants was Knocked down twice
and covered with blood,
! There have boon no deaths by vic.
lence or otherwise for the cor0ner's
attention to take place since his de-
cease last week. Mr.. james j. Fox
SAYS his chances for the position nrc
4 No. l.. James has been deputy since
Kinks election and very efficient
one.
While Judge Clayton. residing near
Chester, is doing the Worlds Fair his
son sam was doing the matrimonial!
act for tho second time. lilo is only
81 years old and has already been
married twice, divorced once and sued
for hrcuch OF promise by Miss Good
ley who got verdict OF $500.