Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
FOURTH EDITION.
Dots.

Phosa, cool and sparkling at Fem &
Co.'S, druggists.
DIR Pearson, of Kenton, Kent County
is about TO remove TO Middletown.
All kinds OF wood by the load or cord
at Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
E W. Dawson, OF Kenton, Kent
County, has been elected Principal of
the public schools in Delaware City.
G. w. Chandler, residing at No. 1914
Mary land avenue, has registered AZ
a male nurse.
Taylor q Fullerton's Blood Purifier
removes all impurities frcm the blood.
Taylor & Fullerton, 302 King stieUt.
The excursion of the Y. M. Il @, on
the steamer Brandywine this evening
promises to be pleasant affair.
Sheriff Robinson has appointed Peter
Q Robinson, of Dover, his deputy in
the place of John V. Weldon, resigned.
Albert's orchestra will furnish the
music at the pic.uic of the Violet Soc al
club at the Scheutzen Park on SatuI-
day.
Two Of Allcock's Porous Plesters for
% cents. GREEN'S August flower SO cents
at Hartman drug store, Fifth and
Poplar.
An election of q captain of Company
r, First Regiment, ID. N. g., will be
held next Wednesday evening. vice
Captain Munda resigned.
DIR. j. II. Caldwell is preparing 10 re.
move from Smyrna TO Newark prepara.
tory to entering upon his duties as
President of Delaware College.
The steamer John Z. Tygert Is
making four tips week from Sm. rna
Landing to Philadelphia, in order To
accommodate the peach growers.
Thomas Dougherty, No 200 Shipley
street, has been out OF employment for
some time, aud is now anxious for job
of work of any kind.
The third Of the barges being built
by the jackson ~ Sharp Company for
the Brsndywlne Granite Company will
be launched the first OF next week.
R4v. j. ID. johnson of Appoquini
mink Circuit, is highly popular, and
the services at Friendship church have
been better attended for the past seven
mouths than for many years.
The best truss made if improperly
adjusted fails utterly. Correct al lust.
ments a speciality by u. James Belt,
sixth and Market streets. Separate
entrance for ladies'. Lady attendant.
A horse attached to Seals baggage
express wagon slipped on the gutter.
plate at Fourth and King streets. abont
ii O'Clock to-day, and fell but witLou;
iBJuriDg himsel or breaking Anything.
The cigar store of q. 7. Luckman,
No. $40 Market street. was closed
yesterday by Constable Dillon, by di
rection OF John A. Beers, the owner OF
the property, who took this method OF
getting the rent due.
Joseph *. Adams.of this city, grand
junior workman Ct the Grand Looge.
Select knights, A. o. U. W, reports a
splendid reception given to tho mem.
bers In attendance at the Grand Lodge
IN Buffalo, N. y, on Tuesday. The
parade was an imposing affair.
James G Mearns offers for sale at
corner of Gilpin Avenue and Scott Sts.
all the machinery for carry lug on the
wood business, including Is horse
power engine and boiler, saws, shaft
ing, pulleys, &c, as well as q gooG
horse.
| Professor G. II. Harler of Annapoii
has been elected Professor of mathe
natcJ al delaware College vice Pro
fessor A. A. Benton, who will teacl
ancient aud modern>lapguages ther
for the time being during the illness O
Professor Mackey.
| Peaches sold in New York on Mon
day at from rs cents TO 81 per basket
the latter for very fine fruit. Boston
Si.25 to 81 25. McMu.kin, of New
York, sold forty eight quart crate
containing two and half baskets, con
signed by VIM. G. Hill, of Kent County
for $40 10.
We will publish in about ten days
fine engraving of the late Fathe
Reilly, 22x2S inches. IL will have a
immense sale. Our Grant book has al
rived from New York and is ready fo
delivery TO our mary subscribers, W
want few more canvassers. Baird
Mitchell, 4l5 Market street.