Daily Republican., 1881-04-04
SECOND EDITION.
LOCAL AFTERMATH.
GIeanings la the Local ftetd-A
variety OF Interesting Items.

David SOn & Bro. have laid new nag
stone in front OF the Wilmington and
Rrandywine bank, Second and Market
sire rs, and they are engaged TO lay
riruiar pavement in front OF Belts drug
store. sixth and Market streets.
Smoke tonight! Smoke tomorrow
Ten thousand 3 cent cigars rushing out
for ; cents, at the Great Tobacco Mart.
Fourth and Shipley streets. This oiicr
is good for every saturday night until
nrEhcr notice.
Rev. Moses Chippey, of this city,
President OF the African Union hetho-
dist Protestant Church, has appointed
Rev. Thos. BlackSon, of DownlnStoWn.
to takr charge of the Downingto~n ami
Welsh Mountain circuit
Negotiations for the purchase ot the
church at Eighth and Monroe streets, by
that portion of the Reformed Episcopal
Church of the Covenant, which is in IA
vOr of Rev. Mr.. Estlin, will be COM
pltt.-i this week.
Mrs. q. =. Humphrey, the lady who
whilst in fit of insanity, walked from
This it "a Chester, is stopping AT III"
reside lre OF her brother, at Princeton,
y. j. She is getting along nicely,
VI. W q. NJ, H. W. Brereton, Of the
Grand Lodge of Delaware, |. .. q. +.
has sci apart April ~ for the crlchra-
tiun of the SiXty-Second anniversary OF
odd Fellowship in America.
A band of gypsies passed up Market
street about ten O'Clock this morning.
one wagon was very wide and was
built IN the style Of house II had
fancy windows upon the sides and ends.
4 peanut stand has been inaugurated
in the presence of Il crowd ot smiling
urrhns at the southwest corner OF
Fourth and Market streets
The tug Meteor, being built lay the
Pu>ry Il Jones Company Tor MeS>r>.
Bu>h and Warner, was launched SatuI-
day afternoon.
Mcclure & Husbands will start
Wholesale and retail flour and feed store
ON Market street, above Twenty-tirst
The tug Inca, yesterday, bruk" two
flakes from her propeller by striking /
rock at the mouth of the ChriStiana.
Dc!awar. Lodge No. l, l. q, O. F., .
will visit Friendship Lodge, Of this
city. on saturday evening neal.
F,repaa.h's circus and mrnageric
passed through this city on Saturday
evening for Washington, h
rh" engine that ran into the Bra dy- /
wne has been tOwed 10 the wndrN">
below the old round house. (,
Il is said that the gas bill defeated last
week by the Legislature vii! be recon
>idercd tomorrow.
Rev. T. A. II. O'Brien preached his
first sermon at Nadelry Chapel yrStcr-
day morning.
j. H. Seal, e. p, went to Milford 10 j
day to exemplify the work Of the /. q.
q. F. there.
Crosby & Hills dry gods store. Nos. I
22o and ~ Market sttct, is /" be en-
largrd.
Worknen are busy tod " paving he
tween the Fourth Street city EAnWaN
tracks.
Mr.. $. " Pusey caught srycrc cold
on his way home from Florida last
week
Thomas Bird has opened a stove store
ON jefferson street. between Fifth and
SiNlh.
I;sv. Dr. Dale, Of Media. who wa>
Frustrated with paralysis, Is recover
iug.
Almond & Carty, unde takers. have .
opened ont at No. ll2l Orange street.
\ tiaC--tonc pavement is being laid
in front Of No. $40 Market street.
The Jackson Democratic club VI .
olrcf officers tomorrow night.
The Water Witch Fire Company will /,
meet his evening.
Tn. alarm of fire on Saturday evening
Wa- fa.-'.
The Board Of Health wi. meet thi>
evening.
Au,:Lrr snow storm this morning.