Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
FOURTH edition,
Dots.

Print butter Is selling in Coatsvill'
Pa, for 10 cents per pound.
The Irish Natiopa lists gave their an
nual picnic at Scheutzen Park TO
day.
1t Is reported that the steamer S. nj
FELTON, will ply between New York cit.
and Newburg the coming season.
Attend Sberiff's sale of stock and fl K
lures OF grocery store, at Front ant
Madison streets, on Friday, June 9Th.
George Brown, of this city, was =,
badly injured BY fall from locomo
tive in Philade lph;a on Tuesday nigh
that he was taken to the hospital.
The second anniversary of Apoll,
Castle, No. 2, Knights OF the Colder
Eagle, will be celebrated tins evening
at Institute Hall.
The remains Of David Scott, who diet
in Philadelphia OF pneumonia, wer'
inferred in Riverview cemetery yes
terday.
Mccain will give away seventeen
year.locust candy to all the schOo
children in town on Saturday, between
eight and zine o'clock.
The First Regiment band and fife
and drum corps will accompany the
Union M. e. Sunday school excursion
June 18th to Beverly Park on the
steamer Republic.
Prof. Edwards will give stereopt:cor
Iexhibition and lecture in the old acade
my this evening, for the benefit OF the
Temperance and Literary Association
of the ninth Ward.
AT the Delaware Conference of tht
M. E Church, held last week, Rev
VIM. G. Butler, d. D., was placed or
the retired list on account of bad
health.
Prospect farm. containing fifty acres
with fine mansion thereon, situate In
Red Lion Hundred. belonging to :ht
late John G. Clark, was exposed al
public sale yesterday.
The old Post office building on Chest
nut street below Fifth, in Philadelphia,
was sold at auction today. 1t has a
frontage of 81 feet inches on Chestnut
street, and depth of 225 on Library
street.
The employees of Mullins morocco
factory are ready TO play game OF
base ba II with any other nine OF moroc
co men in the city. Chal enges ad.
dressed to Thomas Davis will be prompt.
ly responded to.
Arched or round shoulders with re-.
sultihg weakness of chest, etc. cured
by braces at Ladies' Department OF
Belts Pharmacy, Sixth and Market
streets. Entrance No. l West Sixth
street. Lady attendant.
The big seine which has hauled thou
sands of shad out of the Delaware at
g Gloucester during the past month
brought in forty-seven members of the
shsd family yesterday, and was then
put away until next year.
Hem offer & Vaughan, of this city,
have been awarded the contract 10
build q new wharf at Chester, for
Irving & Leiper, They will also drive
piles at the same place for the founda.
ton Of new building for the Sharpless
Logwood Company.
Ex-Shertti James Martin, ESQ, Miss
Elizabeth Martin, his sister, and a
young daughter of Mr.. Irene Martin, of
Chester county, Pa, started on Tues
day afternoon for Springfield. H., 10
visit his brother, relatives and friends.
they intend to stop at St. Louis and
chicago. They will be gone some six
weeks. We wish them a pleasant
journey.
The Local News says Harry Powley,
late of Oxford, now of Wilmington,
Del, recently sold his fine bay colt to
John A. Parker, of that city, While
being driven the horse was frightened
by ba e of hay moving about in the
back Of the wagon and ran off. The
animal ran against fire plug and
fractured one of its legs, three ribs, al d
he'd 10 be killed afterwards.