Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-30
FOURTH edition.
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Mayor Wales is slightly indisposed.
For good coal 60 to Bush's, French
street wharf Alt '
Is not polo rather q dangerous game
for spectators to look upon?
First-class roast dinners, 30 cents. at |
Ainscow' ,707 Shipley street.
George w. Bush & Sons are receiv- |
ing large shipments OF lumber.
A small house for the use Of the engi-
neer has been built on Market street
bridge.
Three echooners loaded with ties for
the b. & p. Railroad are being un.
loaded.
The body Of the late Charles w.
Poulson was buried in q cemetery at
St. Louis, Mo.
The old steamer Mars is being con-
verted into lighter at. the yard
Of Col. Enoch Moore.
A new wharf Is being built on the
Brandywine in front OF the factory Of
the Diamond Match Co.
The steamer Brandy wine will be
launched on Saturday by the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Co.
| DR.. Harlan will receive applications
L
Reform school.
Call ut Westcott g. Cummings, 1902
Market street, and get 10 beautiful
pictures for % cents.
The summer residence of N. r. Ben
son, Esq, is being papered by Joseph Fl.
Greenman, AT King street.
H. A. Brown, foot of West street,
will deliver in your cellar good coal,
we'll screened and free of slate.
| Additional sheds for horses and car
r1ages are being erected at the Lower
Brandywine Presby terrain church.
| VanGasken & Cats, of Smyrna, have
constructed very fine residence on the
farm Of Levi Anthony, near that town
Mayor Smith, of Philadelphia, is rap
idly convalescipg, and 1t IL though
will soon be able to attend to hi
duties.
, The Pussy & Jones Co. having over
hauled the tug Taurus for the Charles
Warner Co. are about TO repair the tut
Fidget.
Robert G. Justis, of Newport, ha
written q letter stating that he is not ,
candidate fer the Office Of U.
I Marshal.
= 1 OA"y WI 40 chtu W 10 iuDEOVIuK IuCI
rapidly than any OF the towns dow
: the Peninsula, with the exception @
Georgetown.
The Court is in session at Dover. an
the usual number of colored person
r are being tried and convicted of petit
thefts.
One hundred and sixteen newspape,
, in New Jersey have been selected I
publish the laws enacted by the las
Legislature.
II Ludwig Wallschmidt is erecting
pretty dwelling house on the sout
!, SIDE OF Third street, between Frenc
and Walnut.
. The lecture announced to be given h
Rev. Clarence Larkin, of Linwood Pa
In the Second Baptist church, has bee
postponed.
Rev. j. Z. Smith, formerly of NJ
Salem M. E. church, has returned fro,
ms VISIT to Boston, where he preache
for the Swedenborgians.
VIM. II. Bowers Is having an owe
constructed under the pavement
) front OF his bakery, corner Of Seven,
!, and Jefferson streets.
Tho hoada artars of Dupopt Gam,
NO. J., Sons of Veterans, has been =
Y moved from the Friendship epein
6 house to No. 415 Market street.
A. Captain George b. White adyertis,
for proposals up to Monday, May 1871
to supply provisions for vessels an
light stations, in the Fourth District.
II Strangers visiting our city would d
we'll to stop at the Grand Union Hote
1t being newly furnished and is no
being papered by Joseph H. Greenmal
All King street.
A large stock dealer of Kansas h;
n written to DR.. B + Vandever of tn
city, asking him to come to that Sta
to doctor cattle suffering with Il
pleuro pneumonia.
James Simons, formerly of this cit
or ia suffering from paralysis at Ter
o. Haute, Ind. He Is member of Fai
=, fax Lodge, 1. o. o. F., and is beir
. attended TO at it's expense.
re Liquor Bailif Ogle gives notice th
40 all drinking saloons shall bs closed {
ar Saturday, the day for the election
ii, members to the Board of Education,
conformity with the requirements
= the law.
Mr.. e. W. Jester, of st. Georges, b
gone to the New York Bench Sbo,
taking with him Dashing Belle al
Glen Rock. English settlers; and Pea,
ID imported greyhound, all of which ha
won prizes.
- The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad {
:, has discharged about 400 men from t
~. force employed in Baltimore. In bu
sr. times about 3, 900 are EN- ploved with
ID, maximum payroll of $4,000 r
at month
IN Turner & Moore having bought N
'as Stroud's livery stable on West sire
10 below Second, have some very Fl
ah teams to hire, They also take teams
re board. Persons will find them acco
IA, 'in modatng in every way.
*. The Philadelphia salesman, Mr..
as B, VanOsten, appeared at the W
~ mington rink carnival last evening i
}. very becoming Costume as Louis N