Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-27
Dats.
Salt wafer oysters at Aipscow's,
Ask your qrocers for Studept Ou
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The annual excursion Of the Pen insu
ar Pres Associati0n will occur abo,.
the Goth of June.
The White Slave" will be pre- sente
at The Opera House ON Monday eveuin
u next.
1t is said that DoDoboe sold over tw
hundred barrels OF Bartf olomsy's bocl
beer ON Friday last.
q. w. Bliss, No 4 West Eighth street
. Ia sharpening lawn mowers at 76 cent
to 81. All work guaranteed.
= Persons having bills against the vii
, mington rink are itquested TO presep
them for payment.
W. G. Huieon will lecture In tb,
German Lutheran church next Frida A,
eveniDg on India.
DR.. Nichols, who formerly prac,icet
dentistry, At No. 800 Market street, II
, visiting friends in this city.
4, Thomas Drein & Son, have furnished
the steamer Columbia with 100 life pro
servers.
Rev. w. E. England is attracting
large congregations at the III. l. church
In Sesford.
Bishop Lee administered the rite O,
confirmation in St. Johns p. Il church
yesterday AFTERNOON.
I Celebrated Absecom clans at Ain.
scow's at 25 cents per quart. Hotels
and restaurants supplied at special
rates.
Rev. DR.. Wilson will lecture in the
Unitarian church next w ed nesday even.
Ing Oh The Eye-its Functions and
Diseases"
The special tax stamps required by
dealers in liquors, tobacco, cigars, etc.
can he obtained at the Office, No 92i
Market street.
Prof Gleason, the o,ogist, pro.
pos's 10 stay another wee k IN this city,
as many persons are plessed with a
rattle and tickltd with q straw,
Captain Hyatt will deliver his lecture
IN the Presbyterian church in Chester,
Pa, Oh Tuesday evening, entitled
Gems of European Travel
| james Lord Graham, a druggist of
Camden, was married April 81. to Miss
Elma, daughter of John jenkins, of
North Murderkill Hundred.
| VIM. Hopkins. of near Cool Spring,
Sussex County, who was robbed Of 5000
recently. has recovered $3.50 of that
amount.
The store OF Duuning 4 Bro, at Lewes,
vas robbed on the night of April q, of
sixty dollara' worth of cigars, tobacco
and groceries.
The Germania Amateur Orchestral
Society will give it's annual subscrip.
tion concert at Musical Fund Hall, on
Tuesday evening.
Mayor B. I. Biggs has returned to
Middletown from q visit to his Mary.
land faIms, and reports the prospect
for full crop Of peaches as good as he
could wish.
Persons having claims against the
Trustees Of the Poor should present the
saUle prior to Wednesday next, ON
which day the quarterly meeting will
be held.
W. i. Warmers great ombination
horse sale will lake place at Nichols
bazaar. Broad and Cherry streets,
philadelphia, on the 9th, 28th and 29th
inst.
The Concord quarterly meeting will
be held at the Friends nesting house,
Fourth aud West streets, TO morrow,
when the ust.al business will be dis
posed OF.
The net receipt oil the Charity ball
| recently given q. the Opera House,
amounting to S477 2l, were Iaid over to
tirh ON Saturday.
Owners OF real estate, who are III.
deGitd 10 Li" city for taxes, should pay
tho same With ihe leaet possible delryy
Or the property Will 10 levied on aud
sold by Auditor Ball.
Tho Wilmingtonian, IL speaking of
the candidates for the Democratic nomi-
| nation for Mayor, says that no MAJ in
EA nj.
| ments of success than Prof. Rhoads.
"Spiritual Labor and it's Rewards"
| was thu theme of the sermon delivered
by the Rev. j. l.. Estlin, at the Reform
ell Episcopal Church of the Redeeper,
| last evening:
Mayor Black, of New Castle, las pro.
| cured yacht from New York parties,
| ~hic h will carry IA persons Its arri
val on Saturday was hailed with
| cheers.
The Harlan Il Hollingsworlh Co.
has turnsi over the steamer Colorado
10 the New York Ferry Company, and
che will ply between New York and
Brooklyn.
Johu T. Watson, q veteran of the late
| war, died at Harbeson, Sussex County,
| April 23d, aged about 40 years. His
wife receives pension of twenty dol
| lars a month.
The steamer Wilmington will be
launched at the yards of the Harlan &
| Hollingsworth Company ON Thursday
next, and will be ready to CONNIE, ce
her trips to Philadelphia In o short
time.
Turner 81 Moore having bought Mr..
Stroud's livery stable on West street,
below Second have sOne very fife teams
To hire. They alho take teams 10 board
Persons will find them 40 o,ommodating
In Every way.
Mr.. j. Z. Dunning, who has been con-
nected with the Wilmington Morning
News since May OF last year, has re-
signed his place on that paper and will
soon resume his law studies with Hon.
N. B. Smithers, at Dover.
A lecture will be deliv cred before the
Social Circle OF Second Baptist church,
on Thursday evening, by Clarence Lar
kin, Of Linwood, for the benefit Of the
Baptist church at Kennett Square,
Pa.
Sarah, relict of the late John Cole.
man, died at her residence, No. 300
West Sixth street. in her 93d year. Her
lremains will be inferred ut the ceme
terry Of the First Presby terian church, on
Tuesday afternoon.
The good young man who has a
Sunday girl goeth TO bang up party
with her and IL wrothy when he seeeth
his name in the morning paper amongst
1.-THE distinguished guests who were
lpresent, and hunteth up the reporter to
Ikick him uhau ha ahoul III have n xed II