Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-14
edition,
Dots.

Dots.
The Board of Education meets this
evening.
Order your coal from Pussy Walton,
foot Of Fourth street,
Choice family coal under cover ut
Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
The Philadelphia office of Vary's
Express Is removed TO 2l0 Market st.
Sheriff Ford viii sell several proper
ties At the Court House 10 morrow.
The games of the Caledon ian club at
Mt. Cuba 10 day attracted considerable
attention.
Rev. j. +. Mowbray has been ap-
pointed principal OF the public school
in Frederica.
Rev. George Bradford entered upon
his pastorste a. 81. Patrick's church
yesterday and conducted the services.
Webster will open his dancing
academy this evening In the fourth
story Of the Masonic Temple.
Handkerchief and linen marked in
plain or fancy lettering at 9l9 Shipley
street. No fading in the process used.
Genuine Persian insect powder
sure death TO moths, bed bugs and flies.
Sold by Tay Tor & Fullerton, 800 King
street
T. w. Ferree at Yorklyn, Mill Creek
Hundred, wants lathers for this week,
and he is also prepared to let out plas.
tering by the job.
George w. Quinn, who has been floor
manager OF the dancing pavilion at
Wood lawn Beach the p.st summer has
returned home
About 600 persons went on the excur.
sion 70 Cape May to- day on the steamer
Republic under the management OF Tx.
Sheriff Clark.
Ignatius O'l}srne, formerly of this
city, has re-engaged with the white
Slave" Company, which will open the
season in the National Theatre in Phila-
delphia this evening,
Parker, No, 1903, East Second street,
has n9w hand at the tellows-,he
rszor and shears we meau-aud is now
prepared 10 dispatch business in
doIble quick
w. p. Nosheli, formerly of the firm
OF Voshel and Solomon, has gone into
the coal business on his own account at
No. 7l8 Market street. For particulars
see advertisement.
Daniel Dongherty, who rex ides al No.
OLD Walnut street, had three of bit
fngers.so badly crushed on Saturday at
the foundry of the Pusey & Jones Com
pany as to render ampuLatlon neceA-
sary.
The colcred child at Green Spring, in
the lower part OF this county, reported
TO have bsen killed, was found TO have
died from natural causes, and Deputy
Coroner Smith gave certificate on
Saturday TO that eject.
Mrs. James Cook, who resides IN
Mtller's court, had a finger torn eff by
machinery in a cotton mill q few day b
ago. DR.. Patterson offered the neces-
ssry sursi zeal aid, an she is now doing
as well as could be expected.
A meeting Of the Board Of Managers
Of the s. =. G. CIVIL be held tomorrow
afternoon, al the society's office, No.
West Sixth street. A full attendance
ID desired as business of spt cial i'm port
ance will be before the meeting.
A horse belonging to the Foord bot
thing company was stunned by fall
on Market street, above Fifth, on Sat.
urday, and at first ii was thought to be
dead, but 1t soon recovered conscious.
ness, and getting up 1t went off as
though uniDjured.
John Reed, aged about fifteen, was
shot in the lett hand last Saturday
evening. at Fifth and French streets,
by pistol which he was handling
thus making n job for DIR. Brown, who
says the wound IL not of a very serious
character.