Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
fourth EDITION,
Dots.


street wharf,
James France, practical house paint
er, shop No. 6 West 9th street.
All kinds Of wood by the load or cord
ct Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Secure yourself watch through club
No. Q. Starts April 9th. Willard +. Davis.
The ninth Delaware watch club. Com
mences April Sth. Willard y. Davis.
The receipts from internal revenue
yesterday were sl97 1882, and from Gus
toms, S710,032.
A good remedy for the cholera Is
preparation made OF powdered charcoal
and molasses.
The police Of West Chester are
about ordering their annual suit OF
clothes.
Mr.. George w. Stone will address
the Republican club OF West Chester
on political matters.
C.H. Kenton and B. f. Mooney
visited West Chester on Tuesday and
stopped q, the Turks Head Hotel.
Jordan A, Wilson has been granted
| let tiers of administration on the estate
OF Ann Price, late Of this city.
The Republican City Executive Com
mittee will meet at its headquarters In
the Smith building this evening.
Rev VIM. H. Barnes, former rector
| of the Church of the Covenant, Is pay
ing visit TO friends III this city.
The Fair Wind, of Seaford, Captain
Hilyard, arrived yesterday with a
| cargo Of ties for the b. x Z. Railroad.
The jackson & Sharp Company
shipped this morning ten fine cars to
| Chicago for the Illinois Central Kali
road.
Two barge loads OF old iron arrived
a: the Old Ferry mill yesterday, indi'
eating greater business activity at that
point.
Alfred j. Eumford, John II. Hars-
man and Thomas MoComb were last
night elected trustees Q! the Hanover
church for one year.
| Ira Lunt Las commenced the work OF
adding three feet &c the jetty az the
mouth of the Chrisliana IN order to
deepen the water at that poiut.
Tie price asked for the Bnllock
property, corner Of Ninth and Market
Savings Fund Society, was $l5 900.
The National Dredging Company re
Gently sold two scows to the Baltimore
DreJ giug Company, and they are now
being overhauled by the Pussy s Jones
Company.
A buoy painted red, with two black
lines, has been placed over tho spo. or
the Delaware river where the barg,
South America capsized her load O.
stone.
The stockholders of the Wilmington
Oh and Leather Company held meet
ing at Mr.. Conrad Office, No. 9l3 Mar
ket street, this afternoon for the purpose
OF organization.
A single bottle will serve TO couync
the most skeptical of the intrinsic heal
Jag qualities Of PAIN VICTOR. 1t
purely vegetable and does not conilic
with other medicine or diet.
Workmen left this city for Norfolk
Va last evening, TO repair the damage,
wheel of the steamer Cape Char Les
. which was recently built by the Harla
Il Hollingsworth Co
1t IL reported that three shots wer
bred at prominent business man o
Market street a few nights ago by tn
:. irate husband of lady in the neial
oorhood of Fifth and Adams streets.
Mira. j. Kershaw, 500 East Eight
street, says: " have used PAIN VIC
TOR on my child for sore throat. Ate
hye applications the child was cured
l would not BIO without it in my family
Levy Court Commissioner Robert l,
:. Morrison 5 pile driver, Tom Pepper
came into port last evening for the pun
pose of driving piles in the broke
:. banks Of the Ckristiana below New
Q port.
Il Hotfecker & Vaughan are about CON
: pleting tho sheathing Of the wharf {
!, tie terminus of the Northern Railroad
!, on the Delaware, whore the steamt
" Republic lands her Cape May passer
e gers.
3 Blasting of the rocks in the Brand,
II wine in front of the Malleable Iro
s. Company's Works was resumed yeste
20 day, but with much lighter charg,
10 than the one which shook up TIL
!; neishborhood Jew days ago.
a II is probable that IL. 3. McIntil
v will represent the Board Of Water Con
T. misstoners at the fifth annual meetir
~ OF the American Water Works Ass
e citation, which is to be held In Bostol
Mass, on April 2lst, 22d and sd.
The Rev. Mr.. Adams. of St. Paul
M. E. church, will preach at the Soutl
western church, the new M. Il congr
CATION at Bird street and Marylar
avenue, this Wednesday, evening
~ o'clock. The extra meetings tn
week have been well attended.
J. John Phillips, the late proprietor
&C the hotel at Kemblesville, has remove
], to a property near by and become
"a granger on small scale. Re inten,
=. deyotiEg considerable attention TO Il
d, raising of chickens, and has Just ere,
In sd large hennery on his property.
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