Daily Republican., 1885-03-04

office, as first class in every particular.
Never impose on good nature The best
dispositioned dog in the world Will
bite when leased.
Elk. officer Frank Boster of the Eighth
" ard, has son who has been very
sick OF malaria. He is now better.
The Third police district is said to
have had no regular patrol on 1t Tor
about two weeks.
The Dime musuem at the Odd Eel
lows hall has program which 10 neat
ly gotten up by Whitaker & Bro.
They say twill take three days for
the boys 10 get home from Washington,
owing to the mum Der OF broken bottles
on the way.
A day or two ago, G. j. IL. Beckett
slipped and fell on the pavement, break
ing bis wrist. from which his suffering
severely.
Don't forget to get c,py o. ihi'
weeks Weekly REPUBLICAN TO SCI
the public sales that take place thi'
month.
Reporters begin TO look old wheI
| they become bald headed and have Il
wear eye glasses and a green shade owe
their eyes. What do you say, reader
Our devil says there will be a bill
time in Washington TO day. II
couldn't leave on account of pressing
business at home.
The woods are now full Of would-b
candidates for Mayor. Tho Office /
now only worth 81 500, but there /
little or nothing 10 do.
Tho Social Circle of the Second Baptir
church will give one of their delightful
entertai nments this evening. All 1T
Invited.
The Durell's Battery Association, q
Reading, will hold its annual re-unio
iu the General Thomas A. Smyth Post
this city, September "a Ia next.
Joseph c. White, editor of the Ne'
lCastie Star, is In poor health and cot
templates going to Burkeville, Va. to -
lcTuit.
So many of the employees of the A
ll:ngtoD mills have gone TO the inaugl
Iration, the mills have shut down unit
FRIDAY.
| VIM. VI. Brackin has taken out lie
tiers OF ad administration GU the estate {
james NJ. Brackin, late of Christian
Hundred.
Scott NJ. E.Sunday school mission a I
Anniversary will commence on Frida
night next, at 80 O'Clock. Admissio
10 cents.
Both the Union and the Brandy VIII
NJ. +. Sunday school anniversaries WI
take place tomorrow (Thursday) eve
ing.
" The land of the. midnight sun"
the subject of an Illustrated lecture til
Ievening, before the Unity club, by Rs
Is. p. johnson.
Cranks, or how rot to go mad. wi
be the subject treated by Rev. j. ,
Buckley, before Grace NJ. +. Sunda
school Tonight.
The sh!rioiners and the painters
sth Pns"y Il Jones' Company have hf
th-il %orking time heightened TO q i
stead OF 8 O'Clock.
The W. C. Tt. held monthly me,
ing on Monday. The Western n
library Was reported in d h1urisAiI
condition.
Rev. NJ. A. Brownson, former ass.
, aut pastor OF Central Pr,'-by .eri
church, bui now pastor OF h church
Camden, New Jersey, was cll.iuS
frieuds in this city yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Lukeus, 6l7 Wet Fro
! street, left on Monday evening for Ne
co City, where ne W i'll be employed
car shops under John OBrlen, no pl
coded him, and who is Superintend,
Of the car shops.
The druggists of this city held
meeting on Monday evening to consi,
tn legislation at Dover, which affe
their business, and adjourned to IN
lclock.
An upturned stove on Monday mo
ID ing, set fire TO G. Brooks Fosters IL
lrt tress and upholstery establishment,
nj The fire was eSunguished with n
on, buckets of water, wi hout doing mi
harm.
a man named Fox borrowed dr.
from George = Luckman recently,
the Dime Museum but instead paw
Va 1t at a second hand store on Sec
rs street near Market. Mr.. Luckman
recovered it.
,so o A gentleman carrying on BUSH
ali. informed REPUBLICAN, reporter
ilel he VAS in business to make money.
iKh Is What we are after too The almis
mn dollar Is big lever in this world
!. 2s We are all after it.
all Teachers and doctors are often
i9d- taken in their theory. For instance,
x \, no can fine splinters fly up from
lowered with glass We have o
the zen persons skating fall down on
ncy spliniers that il, If there was
. splinters sticking mp.
1885. Department Commander, j. S.
~ zeubere, Of the G. A. r, of Delav
ar has appointed the following as
oies official staff Judge Advocate, &c
V. Massey, of Dover inspector, ia
A. Price, of New Castle D.; chief inu
ing officer, j W. Worrall, of Plea
Hill.
. II IL now feared that the Italians
y have TO wait several weeks more b.
5, their wages are paid them. The Sf
has not the money all in hand yet
Ions, the sale, and he will have To be I
'. an secure before he will turn the IL
i 2 lover Tue Sheriff will do all in his p
outh TO see that the Italians get what Is
ulu- ing to them az soon as possible.
neos,
mar.