Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

Feb.
Edward Thatcher, Chrisliana Hi ~
Eben Alfrey, White Clay HID. 70
David Appeby, New Castle, II
Ii. T. Alexander, =. Wilmington, Mar .
Il. ID. Longaud, Red Lion,
q. w. Currinder, Mil Greek,
w. d. Dilworth, Mill Greek; :.
Mary E. Armstrong, Christiana, 2
Eli b. 'ralley, Brandywins,
Anna 5. CLARK, Pencader Hundred D..
ELI b. Talley, Brandywine,
Geo. T. Lyman, Christiana, Hd. :,
Hince & Price, Ninth Ward, :,
Jas. B. Appleby, New Castle, !
Ruel Hiesler, Chadd's Ford,
Johh Johns, New Castle Hundred
Levi B. Eastburn, Mill Greek, 6
Jehu Clark, New Castle, Hd q
VIM. Clark. Christiana, 10
John Il. Roberts, Red Lion, 10
Evan w. Lewis, Newark, Del II
Thomas Bracktn, Christiana, II
VIM. M. Cloud, Brandywine, Ii
Robt. r. Howard, Christiana ~
John Mccormick, Mill Creek, ~
John r. Bringhurs, Delaware Co. IL
Thomas Talley, Brandywine HID II
James NJ. Hirst, New Castle, ID
b. Guest, Brandywine, ~
Jas. Sawdoc, Newport, 30
The FhoenfI Fdir.-'rhe Phoenix Fire Com
panies Fair at Inst itute Hall, 10 pleasant Mace
to visit OF an evening. 1t Is well managed and
the tables plainly but substantially covered with
fancy and useful articles and prettily attended
iaole a, MISS Manuel, attending, principally
double shot gun, large wax doll. beautiful
wax cross, set o: butcher tools and carpenter
tools. Table B, Mrs. H. Steuber has set of
cottage furniture, gold and silver watches
ehromos, pelfumery and lot of fancy artlc les ,
Table 9; Miss Holster Liebrandt, has a cottage
organ' doll, and fancy articles. he post Of
ice Is In charge Of Miss Katie Armour. Table
d. Miss Mollie Watson, has lounge foot stool.
tides, and roll of Brussels carpet Table z;
Miss Louisa Edwards has table of wax fruit.
longe pair OF parlor stools and lot of fancy arti-
cles Table F; Mrs. Louisa Higgins, has glass
ware. The retreshment table, lettered q, is
superintendent by Miss L. Maxwell. Table II
Mrs. Mary Baker, Is in the centre. Its atlrac-
tions are mostly toys and two young men "Dr.
Leibrandt and Double Richardson. Chances at
this table are open at ten cents eacli-suhject
TO the decision OF the wheel of fortune. In one
corner OF the room, Is piano box trotting wa
gon made by Messrs. Burton 4 Kerbaugh, OF
this city. The Ice cream saloon is neatly f,iei
up Oh the stage.
Rehoboh Beach Lpr0ceaents.--At q Joint
meeting OF the Executive and Impro venue ut
Committees Of the Rehoboth Beach Camp
Meeting Association recently Aeld at 23l Mark
ct ST., the following improvements at their sea-
siuc Eesoit WCto utteiLulutu 10 De mAue In the
Spring.
The Stuff House will receive a portico aud 10
dor-mer windows III the roof, thus incre aslng
| Its capacity, by the single improvement, so rs
| to accommodate about 40 persons more.
To further accommodate the great How +
travel expected it was also determined to build
| Of plank, fiom $50 to 200 tents on the camp
ground. A neat and substantial building for
the accommodation OF preachers and commit
tee meetings was also decided upon. This
building will be put upon the camp ground,
| That no Inconvenience might be experienced
from this location oil these buildings so far away
| from the surf street railway was determined
upon, to be laid in Rehoboth and Surf Avenues
from the camp-meeting grounds to the Surf
| House. The estimated cost of this improve
ment alone is $1,000
And, then, Surf Avenue, northward from tbs
Surf House, will be graded to Co lumbia ave
nue., thus completing most excellent drive
around the triangle formed by Rehoboth, Sur
and Columbia avenues. A plank walk viii
also be laid the full length ofSurf Avenue thu
permitting a pleasant walk in fnll view of thu
ocean, the waters Of which will be roll ling al
NEST at the very feet Of pedestrians.