Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-09
DOss.
Egg-plapts have made their appear
ancs In the market.

to 80 cents per box.
Wilmington has one of the best fish
markets In the country.
For good coal 60 to Bush's, French
street wharf
Grand lunch tonight at the Atlantic
Garden. 2A King street.
Robert M. McLane, the new U. s.
| Minister. has arrived at Paris.
Robert Conner, OF DuPonts banks.
has returned from q visit TO Ireland.
Miss Abbie W. Parker. of West
Cheater, is visiting her brother in this
| city.
Asp .rasus is selling to-day at 10, Is
and % cents per bunch against % and
30 cent? week ago.
The dredge Ajax is employed In
deepening the Christiana opposite the
| wharf OF the Pusey & Jones Company.
John Q, Stirling. of DuPont's banks,
offers reward OF 81 for the recovery of
n gold Masonic badge lost on Monday
last.
| The anniversary of the morning
school of the Second Baptist church
will be celebrated on Tuesday evening,
the 10th inst.
"How l Reached Elmira," "by Private
Jones, in Sunday Star tomorrow.
Second article. Back numbers three
cents
The Rugby Literary Society will
celebrate its thirteenth anniversary at
the Opera House on Saturday evening,
the 10Th inst.
The U. s. Fish Commission car has
been taken to the shops OF the Harlan
Rr III all % I'm
piled with stronger tanks.
Joseph Sweeney, of White Clay
Creek Hundred, has sold his trotting
lhorse to a gentleman OF Philadelphia
for 1905.
The West Chester Record has tur.
key egg at Its office that weighs %
LOUNGES and measures 81 inches around
one way, by So inches the other way.
| "How Reached Elmira," "by Private
Jones, In Sunday Star tomorrow.
Second article. Back numbers three
cents.
John Marshall, Esq, continues &c.
riously Ill at his residence at kennett
/, Square, Pa, although it is hoped that
, he has taken a turn for the better.
The tide in the Christiana was very
high yesterday, and several wharves
, were overfiowed, but we have not heard
of much damage having been done.
John f. Bailey has rented shop at
No. 222 Shipley street. and is prepared
to mend boots and shoes in the most
approved style and on the mOst reason.
able terms. Give him q call.
The members of jefferson Council,
No. 10, o. u. A. NJ, will meet Mt their
hall to morrow at 9 O'Clock a. m, and
, proceed to the Independent Methodist
church, No. 81 Madison street, In a
body.
A lad named Thomas Maloney was
+ severely bitten on the right arm by a
! dog owned by Mr.. Starr, residing on
a Adams street, above Fifth, yesterday
!. afternoon. physician was called in
8 and the wound properly dressed.
. The Acme pleasure party will give
/ an entertainment In tho Odd Fellows
a Hall on Thursday evening, when Prof
james II. Crabbe will direct the enter
o tainment and will appear as Hans in
q Fun in Kitchen"
Rev c. H. Sentman, Of the Delaware
C Prohibitionist, will preach sermon or
a temperance in the M. K. church al
Laurel TO morrow morning, and in tht
u afternoon aud evening he will speak IL
q other churches in that town.
a The new warehouse being erected BY
Daniel Fl. Kent, on Orange street below
=, Waite is being pushed forward quit,
=. rapidly, ard it will be completed at al
:. . early day. A coal yard will be estab
Il lished on the adjoining lot.
If The spring M stiIg of the Cheste
Ar County Agricultural Society which wa
" to have taken place on the 29th and 30tl
r. inst, has been postponed until the mex
Friday and Saturday, June 9th an,
,c 9th, ou account of the 30th being Deco
d ration day.
u Essie Jones, little girl living ol
e Kitkwood street, above Tenth, fel
ID down the stairs of her homo few day
d ago, and fractured one of the bones Il
sr her knee joint. Dr. G. W. Mann re
I'd duced the fracture and the little heroin
" is now on a fair road to recovery.
is Heaters, pipes, drums and stove
TO taken on storage for the summer by tn
a ii. +. Pickles Foundry and Stove Co
1e at reasonable rates. Leave your order
re- early at The store and office, No. Eas
n, Fourth street, or order by postal car
In will be promptly attended to.
IT, The Lopgwood Yearly Meeting wi
open this year on the 4th of June, an
will continue on the 9th and 9th. Rev
n r. G. Hinckley will be among tn
n. speakers, and there will be other well
by known persons present during tn
u. sessions.
Te, Visit Crossley's sewing machine pal
Al, lors, 1923 Shipley street, the leader |
II" the se~irg machine business in th
10 atty. You will not be persuaded I
} buy, We employ no can vasser Il to pre-
he upon the public, hut will sell you jns
III the machine yon want, and give 20
ire the len-fi' nf lite oanvassers commi
he sion. w. keep III sock everything pc
tanning to saving machines. VIM.
Crossley, 623 Sbipley street.
-, Pa dOned,