Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-06
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AG0nss lOR asunaapu A0ea.
Bumford BroeherS. MassoFs.
stunning articie-a club.
The cradle is the rock Of ages.
great attraction q magnet.
frozea fruit-a nice seckel pear.
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Love Ia homesickness Of the heart.
sisters Of charity-faith and hope.
Brasilisn Tonic Bittsrs only % cants.
Best and cheapest dolls at the VIC. store.
Birds and cages 1t Parker's, East End st.
Miiisrd r. Davis, jewelers. Z. and street
Oity Laundry. Sixth and Shiplsy strssts
Candidates for the degree Of M. A.-wives.
wrinEers sold and repaired, IT 8l3 Shipisy
Fine Is x. Kings, st Hspf, 10 Z. Fourth st
For restaurant coffee 20 to 400 King street.
brazilian Balm, coughs ana colds, 10 or
Tafiy at Ferguson 8, II East Second street
Freedom shrieked as Tennyson wrote about
1t.
Singing canary birds at Haikins', 2os W.
Fourth street.
The homo circle--walking arc und with the
baby at night.
A crack invisible TO the naked eye--the
crack OF whip.
Low prices make steady. sales for Mullin,
b25 West rOnt street.
For gooi coriee go to 400 King street, and
get pound Of Nicaragua.
House and sign painting, Buckmaster and
Woodmansey. o24W. Front street.
For good butter and cheese, 10 To II. II.
Moore, stalls ~ and "a Second street marke
house.
Fell h Joseph, dealers in best coal and
-four, are always prompt and reliable. II;
West Front s. rect.
Iake your babies 10 Hollands, 8o7 Marks
street, and have their pictures taken by thl
| tnstantaDeous DrOcesB.
1 Pine salt oysters rs, 30 and 20 cents Dol
quart at Pennell's stall, l2O King street, anC
| also home made mince meat.
| Finest family Bibles In the city. Prices from
| ~ to % on installments. Gall on John q
Bryant, Pennsylvania House, or leave order
| at REPUBLICAN office.
Officers Installed.
| The following officers of Apollo
Lodge, No. 2, Knights of the Colder
Eagle, were installed last night by
Grand Chief, John b. Tieblsr, Jr, p
c., William T. Gallagher K. c., j. d
Aldred V. c., f. B. Roberts 8. H.
Il. q. Rose V. H., DR.. G. +. Funk III
r., L. M. Moore first G., f. A. Sell
second G., Edward Irvine w. c..
Charles Paxson w. b., Henry Miller
ensign. j. T. Litzenbergh esquire
Victor Call trustee, DIR. G. o. Funk
representative to Grand Castle, VIM
j. Moreland.
| The following officers of St. George
Castle, No. 3, have also been installed
p. G., John f. McManus N. c., j
l.. Britton V. c., W. II. Williams
5. IL. John Wansor H. p, +. o. Sny
der NJ. of r., Ii. G. Rettew K. of Z.
j. Il. Cummings c. of E., William r
Bunting; V. H., c. n. McKaig w. B..
q. W. Quinn w. G., q. 8. Toppin
First G., II. w. Page, Second G., D. p
Harris ensign, William Mcconnell
esquire, john Tay lor trustee, w. w
Ward ; representative TO Grand Castle
81. L. George.
The officers of Smyth Post, No. /, G.
A. r., were installed last evening by
Past Commander, Joshua T. .Litzenberg
of DUPONT Post Two vacancies hav
ing occurred since the election, they
were filled by electing Charles II.
Combs, Chaplain, and John Turner of.
ficer of the guard. Post Commander
Thompson appointed George w. King
aGjutant for the ensuing year. The Of
ficers of Summer Post, No, 4, were ill.,
| stalled by Past Commander Hood.
Past Commander II. G. Buckingham
also last evening installed the new Off
GERS Of Captain Thomas M. Reyno Ids Post
No. 8, g. A. H., at Pleasant Hill, and
Assistant Quartermaster-G General III. j.
Enright of Dover those of General Dan.
Woodall Post, No. IL at Wyoming.