Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-01
EDITION,
Dots

Dots.
Baynard's stock II the largest In tho
city TO select from.
For good coal 20 to Bush's, Frensn
street wharf /
The place to purchase jewelry and
silverware Is 1t Baynard'A
Fresh shad every day at Rowelrs
stalls in Third street market. Farmers
supplied.
The telephone line from this city to|
Carrots snuff mills, Ut Yorklyn, mas
been completed,
The nail makers association has
fixed the price Of nails ct $3.50 per
keg.
The receipts from internal revenue
yesterday were S440.621 and from Gus
tom e4Sl.8 76.
Call at Wes:oott & Cummings, 3O2
Market street, and get IL beautiful
pictures for IS cents.
Mrs. John Montgomery, Of New Cas-
tie, died On Wednesday, from conges-
tive chill.
The employees Of the P, W. & B.
Railroad will don their summer caps
next Monday.
More of that choice coffee, Ave pounds
for 81 90, at Crippen's, No. Z. Second
street.
ID. H. Klund, No. 6l2 East Fourth
street. offers for sale six COWS with
! calves py their side.
The Lobdell Car Wheel Company
4 will sell on Wednesday, the 9th lDst.i
% head OF horses and mules, suitable
for driving and farm work.
,. Four hundred yards of Brussels car
l xvsn ha onla 20
a from the steamer FELTON,, at Drake &
Co.'S auction room, at 10 o'clock.
( There was Ice In the upper portion
I'D of New Castle County on TLursda!
morning, April 30th, the sixteenth OF 81
inch in thickness.
II you wish musical instrument Q
the best make and at price that vii
defy competition. why. call Mt BAY
nard's.
Over 1900 building permits were issr
ed in Philadelphia during the month
April.
III The teneft Of John Reed, the vetera
D attache OF the Walnut street theatr
Philadelphia, eiven on Thursday afte
noon. he.ted 81, 800
JJnn Orr, q Philadelphia letter ca
rier, was placed under arrest on Thur
day, for stealing letters from the pos
office.
Again we have another sud-
change In the weather, almost as ba
n 1 as the changes of appointments that a
y icing made by the President.
vi If you are not prepared to buy ne
machine, have your old one put
order at the Howe office. 8. r. Ma
shall, 6OS shipley street.
The tank on the rear Of the Citizer
rink, Fourth and Jefferson streets, is
be 25 by 80 feet, with q depth of wat
ranging from 3 to 9 feet.
Green Bank Park on the Wilmingt,
and Western Railroad has been fit
up in good style, and an opening soir
will be given to. morrow evening.
Manager Garrettson of the citizen
rink gives notice that oil children vi
patronize his rink this month will
furnished the use Of skates free.
A barber, whose place was des2nat
as o policy shop by the Morning New
threatens suit to recover $500 dam ag
from said Company On account OF sam
The National Bank of Delaware h
declared q dividend Of $l8 per sha
for the past six months, payable on
mand, clear of tax.
L. w. Counselman & Co., lar
an assignment for the benefit of tn
creditors.
A new pale fence is being plac
around the cemetery of the lower Bra
DIVINE Presbyterian church. making
very slightly appearance.
Thirty chests more of elegant nj
crop 80 and 90 cent teas, just receive
which shows they are appreciate
Crlppen, No. East Second street.
III Mr.. VIM r. King and Miss Henriei
iii Gilkey of New Castle, were married
1lU the Wharton M. E. church, Philad
phia, on Tuesday last.
The address Of q member of Co.
Sixth Regiment of Delaware Vols,
siding in this city, is wanted at the l
PUBLICAN office by N. j.
The grass has made very little ct
yet, many fields looking almost
brown as 5sey did at any lirle t
" winter.
The Pussy and Jones Company
rebuilding the boiler for the Char
Warner Company at their wharf,
A. the southern end of Markeb sJs
III bridge.
1f The easiest motion treadle, the lig
est running, and has the largest shut
the new sc" high arm Howe Saw
Machine. s. +. Marshall, Cos Ship
M street.
//HI Albert Smith and s. Redmond SIN
accompanied by their wives, A:ai
for New Mexico a few days ago,
propose to pass few months Their
pursuit of business and pleasure.
dem The trunk line pool is parties
ended in the West 1t is not proba
however, that a war would ensue
- rates were already too low for
roads to make any considerable o!
ings this year.
Good goods are always the cheap
n and the fact that good goods at
prices can be bought from j. o.
Cormick, grocer, Seventh and Jetfel
streets, should induce all to purcl