Daily Republican., 1885-04-01
FOURTH COTTON.


Strawberries are selling for so cents
per quart in the Philadelphia market.
All kinds Of wood by the load or cord
at Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
The Legislature has decided to ad-
journ on the 10th inst
Dressed terrapin at Ainscow's, 1O7
| Shipley street.
The Superior Court will meet in this
city on Monday, the llth OF May.
Tomatoes were selling at % cents pei
quart in the King street market to-day
Eggs are bringing from 20 to % cents
per dozen, while butter brings from 81
TO SO cents per pound.
Mt. Cuba will be fitted up in hand
some style for pic MICS, excursions, etc.
the coming season.
The Friendship Fire Company are
having new floor laid in their engine
house corner Tenth and Shipley streets.
Seventy five cent corsets reduced to
fifty cents at Il. FelheimeI's. 223
Market street.
Joshua Emmett has commenced
meuding shoes At Front and French
| streets, and Is now ready to receive
orders.
George w. Stone will deliver free
lecture before the Unity club in the
Unitarian church this evening ON the
| subject Of 1.-THE Religious Outlook"
Thomas A. Betty, of Brandywine
Hundred, and Miss Claudine Il. Sey.
mour were married last evening by the
Rev. Henry Trait.
Tho free reading room, which has
been removed from Taylor and Kirk.
wood streets to No. 5l3 East Eighth
street, will be opened this evening.
Genuine Persian insect powder
| sure death TO moths, bed bugs and rlies
Sold by Taylor * Full rtun, 3O2 Kipl
street.
Webster and Lavender will hav,
| another sale Of horses about the middle
| of April at their stables At Hockessiu
DEL, due notice of which will appear
III the REPUBLICAN,.
John V. Sheppey, of this city, having
| passed q successful examination at th.
Jefferson Medical College, will grad uatt
tomorrow: DIR. Ogle was his pre- cep
tor. He expects to locate in the w est
Rev. G.. w, Wright, of Rochester
| n. Y, has accepted a call to the pas
torate of the Household of Faith churci
for one year, and will enter upon hi,
duties next Sunday.
The first quarterly Lovefeast will b,
held at Epworth NJ. E. church, corner
of 10th and Church streets, this even
ing. A good time Is expected. All ar,
welcome.
The other alarm was struck from DO,
/ 4 OF a,nl e..
about $50 o'clock on the morning O
March 10th and was caused by tn,
burning of two kitchens at Nos. FOL ant
703 Yves: Second street.
Rev. Rufus Wendell, former paste
OF the Household of Faith, has remove,
Ia Albany, n. Y, and is engaged il
preparing a book explaining tn
changes made by the revisers OF tb,
Old and New Testaments.
Conrad Keller has sold his saloon, a
the corner of Fourth and SIMPLE,
streets, to Thomas Kelley. The salooi
OF Bernard McVey, corner of Sixtl
and Madison streets, has been pur
chased by Thomas Gillis.
The British ship Cashier, at Lewes
Del. reports that about thirty mile
east of the i've fa.hom light ship sh
passed through great quantity of full
netroleum barrels painted red.
caivaIloD Oil is what you want. |
kills pain and cures the worst cases @
rheumatism, neuralgia, sore throat
hoarseness and headache. Take n,
"just as good" Price twenty We cent
II bottle.
Rev. Martin Is. Dunlap, formerly o
Delaware City, but now rector Of Chris
church, ReddinR, Connecticut, wa
ordained 10 the priesthood last Satur
day morning by the Ri. Rev. Johi
Williams, in the Bishops chapel, a
Middletown, Connecticut.