Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
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mules $l66. cows from $50 to All
years old s35, oxen sl2S, slO7, M
cents per pound, hay $l6.75 Der ii
The sale was very satisfactory.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, auctiorssI
fsold for Samuel N. Donnell new MI
ark, on Wednesday last, horse, sl]
$llS, 1926. Sheep $3.50 Der nal
The farming utensils were good n
they brought good prices. The n
was we'll attended.
Ex-Councilmsn Thomas Ford Of \
Tenth Ward, is confident he will csl
Wilmington at the Democratic nOmiI|
tion for candidate for Sheriff, h
rather like "Tom," but with fail N
talr election of course he can't ba elej
ed.
The steamer "Mary Morgan" vi
resume her trips on the Delaware
yer on Monday next. There IA \
much likelihood of the "Morgan" al
peting with the "Felton" between bs
and Philadelphia this summer.
The teachers of public school No. Il
were before DR.. Grimshaw and Pei
W. Furry to have some difficulties
tween themselves and the principal I
iusted. After the complaints wd
made the decision was reserved by 4
committee.
Rev. Mr.. Macarthur will preach
night at 7.30 p. m. in the Reform
Episcopal Church of the Covenant. I'd
Mr.. Redles, pastor Of the Reform
Episcopal Church of Germantown, VI
be present and make an address.
Morrow & Crawford publishers Of \
Programme" has purchased the
type of the Morning "Herald" oA
and contemplate starting a Sund
paper. 1t will no doubt be dsvd|
publication.
Mr.. Thomas McCorkle, IT,, dssi4
US to say that he was not the origin
tor OF the movement to organize h
Young Mems Reading Room, at Clip
Ave. and Scott streets, but only
friend.
Mr.. Burgie, of the firm Of Collins
Burgie, of Chicago, manufacturers
the celebrated Burgie stove, is in II
city visiting his brother. in-law F. B. (
Miller.
a bicycle rider on Fourth street d
tracted much attention this forenOOl
From the antics he cut it was thougl
that he was a novice.
Bear in mind the re-opening Of v
main audience room Of the Union M.
chnrch next Sunday. Rev. DR.. Hal
lon will preach day and night.
Patrick Long of the Tenth Ward is
candidate for the Democratic nominI
tion for Coroner. He will find himsd
Short before the election Is over.
The Household of Faith Church ne,
Perryville, Md, is in a hourishing col
dition. A revival is in progress undd
the auspices of Elder Taylor.
Home Loan Association meets to.mCl
row (Friday) evening, at the usu|
place. Money for sale at a low rate
premium, and stock furnished.
The committee of thirty-one had
meeting last night in the Shields \
brary Room, but not being able to mall
full report adjourned until Frida
night.
The Fifth annual reception Of "
Brandywine Catholic Literary Assocl'
tion will be held in Breck's mill ,RislD
Sun, on the evening of March 29th.
The Directors Of the P. W. & B. Ral
road met in this city yesterday, but v
business transacted has not been mao
public.
Ladies without escorts will not
admitted to the Montifore Ball, whlcl
takes place this evening.
M. L. Lichtenstein will have a gran
opening at his store, No. 226 MarEe
street, on Saturday morning.
J. A. Wales initials stand for jse
We do not know anything about hl
Jaw powers, but We think he is raths
handy with his pencil.
The REPUBLICAN, now has the largess
press in the State. 1t is a double cyl
inder and will run off fifty papers
T. M. Ogle will sell at his auctlol
rooms on Saturday next, a good thrs
story brick house No. 72O East Seven''
street.
M. L. Lichtenstein in order to ca1c' \
the early spring trade, advertiseS
so-day's paper an excellent line
goods.
The Episcopalians now worshipPnli
N a school house at Chadd's Ford ~
preparations to build a churcp
W. M. Kennard & Co., comes to sn'
ront to-day in our advertising column
With superb lot of goods. .
Crosby g. Hill advertise a complex
inc of new goods designed for w
'pring trade.
Selma Borg will lecture on "Finlaha
II the Wesleyan College this evenihS'
The P. W. & B. have a large force '
vorkmen busy at Delaware Junction
Work upou the new Court House y
low progressing very smoothly.
The Working Mems Loan will mes'
n the Maris building this evening