Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-19
F0U nth edition,
Dots.

ME ut Mt. Cuba tonight.
All kinds Of wood by the load or cord
NJ Mills'. Fourth and Railroad.
Grand oyster lunch tonight at the
Atlantic Garden, 224 King street.
Lewis Galigna offers his cigar store,
Sixth and Pine streets, for rent.
l.. q. Preston has gone on an OK.
tended trip to the South.
James j. Springer, ticket agent at
the p, W. 81 B. depot, is taking his
annual vacation.
The Shields Library Association will
give q soiree this evening in the base-
ment OF the Institute building.
James II. Bsngs & Co. are loading
barge with $1,000 bricks for parties in
New York.
The Pussy & Jones Co. are repairing
the dredging machine OF the Chesa-
peake and Delaware Canal Co.
The Brandywine Granite 90. are now
loading sloop No. with another cargo
of stone for the Delaware Break alter
The jackson & Sharp Co. are for.
wardinR two fne cars for the Kansas
City and Southern Railroad.
Miss Rosa Began, OF Rising Sun, is
paying friendly visit to Miss Nam lie
E. Miller, at No. 1928 Monroe street.
A supposed carrier pigeon was
caught yesterday at Gallagher's drug
store, Fifteenth and Market streets.
James Chandler, of York!yn, lost Q
horse few days ago from some un'
known disease.
Haudkerchiefs and linen marked in
plain Or fancy lettering at 9l9 Shipley
stI eet- n fadir g in the process used.
All the Philadelphia and Whining
ton daily and weekly papers for sale q,
| No. 3 W. Ninth street,
Elizabeth Thomas, aged. 100 years
was killed yesterday on railroad a,
Lorberryville, Schuy kill County, Pa.
For 81 80 you can get the largest load
of wood in the city at T. I. Homer
Richardson's mills.
Pure ground spices and fresh groun
yellow mustard at Taylo & Fullerton's,
drug gists, 302 King street.
The steamer Ridgeway Park, OF
Philadelphia, has been brought to the
yards Of the jackson & Sharp Co. for
| repairs.
Central Presbyt terrain Sunday school
| will resume its afternoon sessions tc
morrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock. A
full attendance Is requested.
Francis Kelly & Co. have placed 9
telephone In their store No. 1903 Marke
street, No. 3l7. They are now ready t,
attend TO all orders over the same.
George w. Ingram has sold, for III,
estate Of Charles Tatman, the Kell,
farm ct FELTON,. to Lewis Mack OF Penn
sylvania, for "a, 900 cash.
James Stewart has sold his farm n
Milford Y Roads, Mill Creek Hundred
TO John II. Cham bers who owns the ad
joining property.
Talley & Bro. are erecting a dwelling
at Market and Twenty third streets 70
A lexander Graves and Robert Sauls
bury.
Bishop Becker will administer tn
sacrament Of confirmation TO morrow
in the Holy Cross church at Dover
which will be his last performance O
that rite in this diocese
Evans, the youngest son OF Count,
Treasurer Herbert, is visiting his uncle
where his health in gradually improv
ing, to the great qualification of hi
re.anves and friends.
The best truss made If improperl
adjusted fails utterly. Correct adjust
ments speciality by z. James Belt
Sixth and Market streets. Separat
entrance for ladies. Lady attendant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg Chandler hav,
returned from Ocean Grove, N. j., an,
will start for the Delaware Water GA
in a few days, where they will pas
two weeks.
ClAwson Hammitt, the artist, has re
turned home from his sketching tour
and has his portfolio well stocked with
sketches of scenery, from various point
around Delaware Water Gap and else
whlre.
g. II. George, superintendent of pub
lie schools, Is suffering from a severe
attack OF typhoid fever, leaving Mis-
Dohbs to take charge Of his class, and
Herbert Deakyne to teach Miss Dobbs
| class.
Gouley is trying to make the yer,
best arrangements for his annua
autnmnal excursion up the Switchbacl
in October, when the forests aud noun
tain sides are dressed in their many
beautiful oolors.
Parties desiring to be photographed
at the well known galleries of Giiber
& Bacon, Philadelphia, will do well tt
send for circular describing their new
system of special rates To clubs ant
| CLASSES
Miss Mary NJ. Hubbard sistar of the
Rev. K. L. Hubbard, pastor of Brandy
wine Church of this city, was married
a short time ago toJ ohm McCaulley,a re
lative of DIR. MoCau!ley, President o
Dickinson College.
Hi Davis and James Harkness ar,
erorting houses at Thompson Station
on The Pomeroy and Newark Railway
White Clay Creek Hundred. John Il
Greenfield has also erected snu,
dwelling at the same place.
| Adams and Bro, at 504 Marke
STREET, have always on hand, and con
lin ne to sell at reasonable prices, DIR,
goods, boots and shoes, crockery ware
oil cloths, baby carriages, and flu
line of house.furn ishing goods. NJ
better place in the city can be found a
which TO make your selections.
Poisonous bite of q COpperhesd
| On Monday last young man namet
1 -