Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-03
FOURTH EDITION,
bots.

DOtS-
Baynard's stock Is the largest In the
city to select from.
All kinds of silver and plated ware
81 BayBard's. Fifth and Market streets.
Go to Moore's for nice suit for the
boys to wear at Easter. 22S Market st.
Advertising never pays II you have
nothing to sell in your store.
Read John Wanamaker's advertise
mept, and see what be has to say in re-
gard to bargains now offered.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. AM,
will celebrate its nineteenth anniver-
sary this evening.
The Street Commissioner is busy
cleaning up the dirty streets, which il
very much needed.
j. & j. N. Harman's fu iture wa
gon broke q wheel a. Delaware Avenue
and Jefferson street.
Rev. +. b. Greul lecturej last night
| At the Second Baptist church, on Gods
uses of the Roman Empire" before
rather small audience.
Harvey Sharpless has purchased the
| boarding house property, belonging to
his father, Jesse ID. Sharpless, of FAIR
vile. for s. 900.
L. w. Siidhar " Son yesterday sold
lot Of horses, " agons and harness Mt
Truman waliAoa's stables, on Sixth
street, below fatnall, al good prices.
The Csnaeville Record says tina,
B niamiR T. Biggs, of Middletown,
owns over 2 900 acres in Queen Anne't
County, Md.
Tue employees in the shops OF the
p, W. & Il. Railroad Company have
been permitted TO observe Good Friday
as "a holiday.
IT you wish musicai instrument Of
tie best make and ~ prices that defy
competition, why - At Hayr .Td =
Fifth ard Nj rkef stl- =
Tbs coach Manufacturers are begin.
ming to feel the impulse OF better times
but they do not believe business will
be as good as 1t was year ago.
| II you want a nice suit for yourself
or the boys for Easter go 10 John II
Moore's, No. 22S Market street You
will DO surprised at the low price you
can secure 1t for.
Prof. f. Il. Gleason, of New York,
will lecture before the Unity club in
the Unitarian church next Wednesday
evening, on Human Nature" from
the standpoint of Psychologists.
John V. Sheppey, J. n. Rhoads, j.
Richardson and Leonard A. Hudson OF
Delaware, were among the graduates OF
the Jefferson Medical College at the
Academy of Music in Philadelphia yes.
terday.
| Parker, 1903 East Second street, Is
prepared 70 cut children's hair in the
best style. Mothers may entrust theil
| little ones to his care with perfect
safety. He IL an old hand at the
business and in every way reliable.
DIR. Gertrude Gooding lectured in the
| Central byterian church yesterday
afternoon, on Nurses and Nursing
before quite large number OF ladies',
who feel an interest in every day occur.
| repces.
| The warning factions In Rowan
county, KY, have come to open hos
| tilities at Morehead, where there has
been serious fighting with firearms
| from behind barricades. State troops
| are held in readiness to lie sent to Rowan.
| The Wilmington Mslleable Iron
Company has a force of Italians at
work In the Brandywine at low tide in
| front of their proposed new wharf,
drilling the rocks there, which will be
blasted out at high tide SO as to prevent
danger from the flying fragments.
Prof. j. Sweeney, of Chester, Pa,
who has SO often delighted and benefit.
ted the many who have heard him as
he has led the Gong service at Grace NJ.
+. chapel, will be present again this
evening at 7 30 p. m. Do not fail to
hear him and join in this praise service
on this Good Friday evening.
Letters of administration have been
granted to William E. Linton On the
estate of Annie S. Smthson, deceased,
| OF Christiana Hundred to Pendenca
| G. and PendeIca Eiw ards on the estate
OF Jane Woodrow, deceased, of vii.
Inlngton. Letters testamentary have
been granted TO Francis McIutire.
executor of the estate of Matilda Nc
Intire, deceased, OF Red Lion Hundred.
The inside of the Rudolph building.
corner of Fourth and Market streets, is
being torn out, and the girders in The
second story will be supplanted by lar.
ger and more substantial ones. The
present girders were thought rather too
light for the weight that would be
placed on the second floor, when Mr..
kudolph removes bis jewelry business
to the same.