Daily Republican., 1885-06-11
EDITION.
Dots.

st. Paul's g. 8. went to Chestnut
Grove to day.
The police appointments from the
Times staff bursted up the paper. II
was too much for 1t. Poor thing.
Nicholas Brandley, Of the jersey
City club, has been engaged to play
left field for the Wilmington club.
The new monitor Amplitude has
been hauled out of the dock atHarlan's,
the work on her hull being completed
A nice basket baby coach at L. +.
Adair's, 413 King street, for seven DOL
lars. A full line Of coaches In stock
now.
The commencement Of the Rugby
Academy will be held In the Opera
House on Friday evening, the 18Th
inst.
All kinds of bags, straw and manil-
IL paper for sale at the REPUBLICAN
office, at the same price as sold by other
dealers.
Joseph e, Williams, of Smyrna, Ia
making applications to the President
for the position OF Post-ofiice Exam
liner.
The Union Sunday school left THU
morning, on board the steamer Repub
lie, for Beverly Park, above Philadel
phia. The boat was crowded.
A sociable will be given by Brandy
wine Lodge, No. 18, /. o. o. F., II
their room ut Henry Clay factory OF
Friday evening.
John B. Stradley continues the bust
ness Of sign painting. Orders left .
No. 9l7 Shipley street will be prompt.
attended to.
Thomas Bantum offers . liberal re
ward for the recovery OF his poke,
book, which he lost yesterday nea
Fifth and Madison streets.
Managers Of the Brandywine Sunni
Icamp will be elected on Saturday
when the date Of opening will be ike
and other arrangements made.
). Call and see Schoen's Summer Cen
stoves in operation. Schoen Heate
& Stove Co., AIS Market and Ala ShiI
ley streets, Wilmington, Del.
President Wilson and wife, of Il
Wesleyan College, will 60 to Ocea
lGrOve about the first of July, and r
main there during the summer.
The strawberry festival in the Fir
NJ. P. church, on Seventh street, con
mences this evening, and will be col
Itinued tomorrow and Saturday eve
iuRs.
ii Nc Cam will give away seventies
lyear locust candy to all the scho
children in town on Saturday, betwet
Ieight and nine o'clock, 221 W. Eight
street..
A strawberry festival will be he'd
, | the First M. p. church. on Seven
street near Walnut, on Thursday, III
7 day and Saturday, June IL, IL and Is
l7.00p m.
The project of retaining Collin
} beach, Kent county, is likely to
abandoned, as Mr.. Rey bold refuses
lallow the use OF his land for said pu
lpose.
Butter sold at West Chester on We
nesday for % to 80 cents per poup
,leggs 20 cents per dozen, tomatoes
l cents per quart, new potatoes IS I
half peck.
General G. T. Gordon, of Fort Stantt
New Mexico, Is visiting our city
order to attend the Wesleyan Collie
commencement, his daughter being {
of the graduates.
A Methodist Sunday school jubi
= will be held in Riddles woods on
4tb of July, for the benefit OF the w
ley NJ. e. church, recently organized
the Southwestern portion OF our city
Snappers of all sorts and sizes
hand, AMI will be sold cleaned a
deli vered, ready for cooking, at reasC
liable rates. Apply to H. Feldmei
corner Second and Walnut streets.
A prominent Chester county butch
who attends our Wilmington mark
owns q horse that trotted 20 niles
30 minutes, at the West Chester f
" grounds, a few days ago. He pri1
z the animal at $4,000
\ Calvin j. Swayne, of this city h
been awarded the contract for the G
College at Newark. His bid was
1856 80. Work will be commenced
once.
Syringes, breast pumps, urina
n trussses, braces, supporters and OIL
n private appliances at Ladies' Depa
v ment of Belts Pharmacy, Sixth a
Market streets. Competent lady
~ tendant.
Father Birmingham, of Dover, '
thrown from q carriage in which
was riding on Monday, the horse tax
fright at the cars, but luckily
escaped unhurt, although the CARR
was badly broken.
Schoen's Summer Gem stoves
u rapidly taking the place of oil sto'
,o in all cities and places where they b
8 established agencies. Schoen Heate
re Stove Co., 415 Market and Ala Ship
street, Wilmington, Del.
Eliza McHugh, Of this city, ,
died at the Episcopal hospital in Ph
Mt delphia on Tuesday from an opera
ILL for the removal of a tumor, W;
sister of James McHugh, No. 708
Fifth street. Her remains will be
TERED to morrow in PhiladelI
cemetery. High mass will be celebr,
= in st. Augustine church at $50 q
Tho b. and o.
The Railroad CommiUtee of Counci