Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-29
edition.
Dos.

The banks will all be open to-mor row.
Baynard's stock Is the largest in the
city to select from.
Silverbrook M. Il. chapel will be
dedicated on Sunday.
The place to purchase jewelry and
silverware ia at Baynard's.
Gibney's ice cream can be had at
Shoeinaker's, 502 King street.
All kinds of silver and plated ware
1t Baynard's. Fifth and Market streets.
The ice men are. not SO happy
as they might be this spring. Weather
too cold.
Ladies' fne kid slippers from 10 cents
to $500. VIM. H. Babcock, 206 Market
street.
The Post-office will be closed on
Memorial Day, Saturday. Both. from IL
q. M, to 5 p. m.
The finest cabinets made for s. 90 per
dozen is at Westcott & Cummings, 302
Market street.
Lecturers, ministers and all public
speakers should keep Red Star Cough
Cure OH hand. Free from opiates.
The Wawasset gun club of this city
will shoot the Chester cluOa return
match at Chester, on Monday June Sth.
The Weccacoe steam FIRE engine COM
pany will give their grand annual pic.
mic at the Scheutzen Park to morrow,
May 30th.
About thirty moro men were dis
charged from Roach's shipyard on
Wednesday evening. Surely Chester ID
| feeling the dull times.
Only three dollars (S3 00) for q sum.
mer stove. Schoen Heater and Stove
Company, No. 4l5 Market and 414
Shipley street, Wilmington Del.
II you wish . musical instrument Of
the best make and at prices that defy
composition, why, call at Baynard's,
Fifth and Ms rket streets.
Rhoada and Reform. Referred to the
voters Of the city who can turn their eyes
toward the present reform Council, who
will make the tar payers sweat.
L. W. Stidham 81 Son will sell OF
Saturday. May 3Oth, at 10 o'clock Pm.
leo sets Of splendid new harness. 81
on hand and secure bargain.
The new Safe and Trust Deposi,
Bank, on Market street below Sixth
will cost, when finished hnd ready fol
business somewhere in the neighbor
h".d of $50. 600.
The joint memorial committee 6.
|Smyth and DUPONT Posts. and tn,
marshals OF the various bodies 10 par
ticipate in the memorial parade viii
meet in SaeDger Hall this evening.
The business usually transacted a.
the Wilmington Savings Fund or
Saturday was attended to to day, i,
having been arranged to close to-
morrow, Decoration day.
The Harris Opera Company is well
managed, and is deserving of all the
| success is is meeting with. We have
seen worse companies that charged q
larger admission fee.
The small, boy in the gallery goeth
ont and comes in again with a bag OF
pea nuts, with which he whites away
the time when he IL not engaged IN ap.
plauding tue performance, which be
does energetically, with both hands and
fee..
| Some seventy FIVE persons from ouI
city visited Pennsgrove, y. j., on
"Wednesday via the steam tug Taurus,
chartered by the citizens rink Climb, tc
attend the opening of the rink at that
place under the charge of Mr.. Stowe
formerly an instructor at the citizens
rink. Between 400 and 800 persons
were present.
! Mr.. Frank Deshon fairly outdid
himself last evening IN portraying the
character OF " Gaspard, the Miser," in
the Chimes of Normandy, and was re
called before the curtain TO bow HIS &C.
acknowledgement To the enthusiastic au-
dience, who applauded his acting To
| the echo. He is as good as any other
actor IN this character, who as yet has
visited this city excepting no one.
Persons who frequent the Opera
| House should have some consideration
| tor others who wish to winners the clos
ing acs il play, and keep thei. seats
unit. the curtain IL rung down, and not
Jump M and rush pell. mel ont, making
all the noise they possibly car from
i've to ten minutes before the ending of
the last acl. Also another thing that
should no; he done, and that is stepping
on the seats to get out al the close, W hen
| the aisles were made for tina. purpose.
Last evening. at a muster OF Admiral
8. r. Dupont Post. Peter L Ayars
presented said Post in behalf of CAPITAL in
w. Wisner and c. S. Burger, Of Wash
ington, ID. c., miniature model OF
Washington monument standing l4ls
inches high, cnt from rieces Of MAI Bile
| used in the construction of said mcnu.
tnent, by Augustus Shafner, whose
sworn statement accompanied it. Mr..
Shafner was employed as a stone cutter
on the monument for four years The
moiel will be on exhibition at S. r.
Baynard' during the next week.