Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
FOURTH EDITION,
uDols.


This b the last day Of winter.
Tomorrow will be the first day Of
March.
James L. Devou advertises for rent
house No. 1919 Tatnall.
The snow disappeared rapidly yes.
terday.
We did not get that sleigh ride.
Well. We can. wait until next winter.
Butter was selling In the King street
market from 80 70 So cents.
Turkeys were selling to-day from d
mp to %.
The people Of Delaware will DO ON
the move twenty-five days from to-day.
Look out for = big crop Of actors and
actresses.
Oar authorities should see that the
snow and ice 10 cleaned of of the side.
walks.
VIM. Reynolds Of New Castle Hun
dred Advertises farms for rent, on rea-
SCRABBLE terms.
The fellow who sold his sleigh before
the last snow 10 In pocket. Sleighs can
now be bought cheap.
| There Ia some talk Of another base
hall nine this coming season for our
city.
| As soon ~ the Ice gets out OF the
Delaware the steamer Wilmington will
commence 20 run again.
Get pocket OIL can for roller skates
at the Howe ONCE, COS Shipley street.
8. II. Marshall.
The effects Of the late firm Of Jones &
klett. have been removed 70 the Boston
House.
The monthly meeting Of the Western
Library OF the w. 9. T. q. will be held
on Monday, March 2, ~ o'clock in the
afternoon.
MIR. Joseph l.. CArpeL tor, purchased
the butcher home "a day, for 5000.
II was sold by Auditor Ball, for q
claim OF the city for paving, etc.
John Donahoe, of this city, has LEASED
the Phillips Hotel, at Coatsville, Pa,
and will take possession at an early
day.
Mr.. Paul Brown, the photographer,
Will take the pictures to-day of several
members OF the Boston Ideal Opera
Company.
The prettiest girl in Wilmington will
be ut the Opera House to night, 40 VIC
have been informed by one OF our car
rier pigeons.
| You can buy milk for eight cents a
quart. The water you get free, and
mix to suit your taste Milk men, take
notice.
The plain language, or (Qaaker) as
some persons designate it IL very little
spoken in Wilmington at tina praeant
day.
The Wilmington Indian Association
Will meet on Monday, March 2, Mt the
house OF Mrs. Ed ward Moore. GIG West
street, at o'clock in the afternoon.
Mr.. j. A. Cannon will remove his
furniture store from All to sos Shipley
street. Previous 10 his removal he will
sell furniture at cost.
A pair of knit mits we're picked M
1T the post-office, and can be had by
calling on Captain Gallagher. at the
stamp window.
The REPUBLICAN yesterday printed
an edition running up towards eight
Thousand copies. How IL this circu.
lation for Wilmington paper?
Members Of the Board of Education in
New Castle will be elected next Satur-
day in place of MessIs. Elliott, Her.
mann, Worthiugton aud Ecklus, whose
terms expire.
Take time by the forelock and sub.
scribe now for tie Weekly REPUBlI-
CAN. You get the Farm journal
thrown In by paying your " In ad.
Vance,
The Ideal Opera Company visited the
skating rink on Friday afternoon, IN.
der the care OF Mr.. W. Frank Tatnall,
iwho IL running the entertainments now
'akius place at the Opera House.
jesse G. Chandler, of Christians
hundred. offers for sale a pair OF tai
oxen and twelve fat steers. The
butchers Of our city, who wish some
thing nice, should look after them.
:. The Republican man apparently ha.
/. more magnetism in his bcao than IL
MS heels, II We may judge from III.
way his heels sought the air this morn
,ng It's not very funny, but owing t.
the ice
A Wilmington butcher has a con
tract with q Dover Oannery to furnish
q, 900 lbs. of kidney fat, 1000 pounds /,
!, week. The Gamer desires the fat fol
plum puddings, which are shipped I,
all parts OF the world.
James johnson, q butcher in tn,
Second street market, hauled his wager
up King street. above Third, In from
OF Msssrs. Graham and Geayr's stall
when they demonstrated with him, ana
made him haul his wagon further VI
; the street.
Do all our coal dealers givs full
weight Complaints are being s-n
TO us that some dealers have their idea
. OF what ton sold by them shouls
|; weigh. Us an easy matter TO give
} hundred or 50 less, Anu the consume
know nothing of IL.
Henry Thompson, of Mill Creek Hun
, dred, expects to quit the farming bust
ness this spring, and willsell his per
sonal property on March IA. He ha
some prospects of engaging In the Goa
business with Gawthrop & Co., O
Philadelphia.
Professor Woodward, the illusionist
) gave one of his entertaining exhibi
: tioDs OF lererdem ain and yentrilou uisu
OF Union Hall, near Corner Ketch, OF
Monday evening, to q large and ap
preciative audience He was the CUES
8 of Representative David Eastburr
+, while in that vicinity.