The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
Local Lines.
Read the Sunday Star.

Plenty of fish in market this morn
ing.
For church news, Tomorrow, see the
Sunday Star.
Farmers complain of the roads being
in bad condition.
Richard Harrington, Esq. of Dover,
was in town this morning.
The GAZETTE job Office prints the
finest sale bills of any job Office in the
State.
Officer McClane, has 30 far recovered
from his recent illness as to be out
again.
Travel to and from Washington
on the p, W. & b. r. r. is still very
heavy.
A new roof is being put on No. 2
school, Eleventh and Washington
streets.
The Jackson g. Sharp Company are
building a small addition to their
works.
Digging for the foundation walls of
the new p, w. 81 b. head house has
commenced.
The work of rebuilding Stotsens-
6urg's foundry, recently burned, will
begin next week.
"Around the World in eighty days"
will be performed i'll the Opera House
ON next Saturday evening.
Chas. E. Tri,s s. Co. are building an
addition to their morocco factory on
Third street, near Tatnall.
Three of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road officials held conference with
Levi G. Bird, Esq, last evening.
Last night Rev. Geo. r. Kramer, 2.
Parmar and j. O'Neill were elected
deacons of the Household of Faith
church.
Remember that the Sunday Star
gives all the lelegraphie and local news
Tor half the price of tho Philadelphia
papers.
An adjourned meeting of the Will
mington Typographical Union No. 1913
will be held this evening at O'Clock,
at Saenger Hall.
Harry Morris, the baggage master on
the p, W. & b. R.. who had his leg
broken in the collision some time ago
at Lamokin, is on duty again.
The Street Committee of City Coun-
Gil again considered the Fourth street
question, last night, and agreed to re-
port in favor of n Belgian block pave
ment, Mr.. McMenamin dissenting.
A colored man, named Geo. Morris,
lost check of $24 and a voucher for
his next quarters payment of pension.
Mr.. Moore, the pension agent, has
taken steps to prevent payment on the
check.
The Levy Court, yesterday, attended
to several transfers, and appointed
Messrs. Wier, Polk and Silver a COM
mittee to confer with the courts attor-
ney in reference to needed legislation
for this county.
Street Commissioner Lynch gives
notice by advertisement in another col
umn that persons must repair broken
pavemens in front of their property,
otherwise he will have the work done
and collect the costs of the same by
law.
Mrs. Anna F. Groves, sister-in-law
to State Superintendent Groves, who
has been engaged in teaching in the
public schools at Centreville, New Cas-
tie county, Delaware during the past
four years, has been elected assistant
principal in the High School of Harris.
burg, Pa.
The trustees of the Fame Hose Fire
Company are about to purchase pair
Of very fine horses. Among those un-
der consideration are two very power
full animals in Chester county. The
two now used, being too light for the
engine, will be sold.
Rev. Chauncey Giles, of Broad
street church. Philadelphia, will preach
in the New Jerusalem church, to-mor-
row morning, on 1.-THE Burdens of Life
How we can be relieved of them and
gain rest and peace for the soul" Also
at the Opera House at 3 o'clock p. m
Subject, "The Doctrines of the new
church-(Swedenborgian) How they
differ from the doctrines of other
churches what they teach and what
help they give in gaining a heavenly
life." Both services are free to all.