Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
EDITION.


Chandler & Carpenter have the old
almshouse property for sale.
Officer Pearson has sold his boat to
Mr.. Marvin Of Delaware City for sou.
Frederick H. Marsh has been ap-
pointed United States Marshal for the
Northern district Of Illinois.
The Sunday school of St. Paul's M.
L church viii make an excursion on the
steamer Clyde to Andalusia tomorrow.
The yacht Ksstril, Of Philadelphia,
is being ovsrhauled ut the shipyard OF
Colonel Enoch Moore.
Mrs. Hardness with her pupils made
a visit to the banks of the Brandywine
to-day.
Rev. Robert H. Wright, Jr., was
ordained this morning ut st. Andrew b
church.
Two of our steeet car drivers on the
avenue have applied for positions on
the new police force.
The Bishop Becker Beneficial Society
will make an excursion to Cape May on
the Gath inst. on the steamer Clyde.
l.. W. Stidham s. Son desire ipfor.
nation of three colts which strayed
away on Monday night.
Jennie Wright, colored, recently
graduated from the Coatesville High
School wi it'll considerable distinction.
All kinds of bags, straw and manil-
Ia paper for sale at the REpUBLiCAN
office, at the same price as sold by Other
dealers.
A meeting of the Eighth Ward Re
publicans will be held at Seventh and
| spruce streets this evening To consider
the political situation.
The. Union NJ. Y. Sunday school will
make an excursion tomorrow 'c
Beverly Park on the steamer Re
public.
F irst grand excursion Of the B isboE
Becker Beneficia Society to Cape May
on the steamer Thomas Clyde, OF
"wednesday, June Gath. Tickets $40
The J. Morton Poole Company hav'
completed their new siding on Thorn'
street leading from the railroads OF
Water street to the wharf on the Chris
tiana.
Job H. jackson, Horace w. Cause
/ VIM. W. Pusey and Elwood JacksO:
are attending the convention of tn
Master Car Builders at Old Point Com
fort.
Il Registrar Frazer has received pam
phlet on quarantine against yellow
fever, by Or. Joseph Holt, OF Chicago
An ounce of prevention Is worth
pound of cure"
I The annual convention of the Stat
II 10 hat or
Douglass house, Rehoboth. The delegat
from this city are DR.. l.. p. Bush, d.
Read j. Mckay and DR.. Camill Ungel
| Our mems fine calf shoes, which "
are selling at 81. 30. are the cheapest An
best fitting shoes ever offered for tn
money. Only s. SO, at Levan, Stein
Cos, 800 King street.
Messrs. L. & A. G. Webber, Of tn
Village of Christiana, White Cha
Creek Hundred, are building an add
ltion to their warehouse and maxim
lother improvements.
A strawberry and ice cream festivs
will be held at the Lower Brandywin
Presbyterian church, on Wednesda
and Thursday evenings, the 10th an
18th inst
Mccain will give away seventeen
,lyear locust candy to all the scho,
+, children in town on Saturday, betwee
'eight and nine O'Clock, 221 West Eight
lstreet.
Wilmington Lodge, No. !, A. o. [
n W., will give q musical and literar
4 entertainment TO the mem Sers an
their families on Thursday evening mex
a lat eight O'clock.
I'll Boughiuan & Co. have started thei
L lcanvassers out to-day on the great boo
of General Grant Their agents wi
show written authority to take sui
Iscriptions. None others are authorized
The Ladies' Mite Society of Ebeneze
r M. E. church, Mill Creek Hundred
!. will hold strawberry festival, for II
benefit of the church, June 18Th, 10.
i and 10th.
There was white frost this mornir
in the upper part Of the county, but
was not sufficiently heavy to Go muo
!. injury. 1t is not often that 1t is equal
:. cold 30 late in the season.
= The third installment of ten per cel
tum upon each share of the capt.
stock of the Central National Bank ar
j. Security Trust and Safe Deposit Cor
20 Ipany will be due the 22d, 23d ami "a
e. instant.
toI Those fine kid shoes that we are SO
y ing at 81. 40 are going fast. Why? E
of cause they are cheap, neat and styli
looking. and tit any foot Come al
look at them, II you don't buy.
trouble to show them to you. Leva
ht Stein & Co., 800 King street.
H., There was large attendance at t
d. opening OF the spring fair of t
Mooresto~n Agricultural Society y
terday. Owing to the lateness of t
season the display of small fruits is L
at up TO the standard, but in all other
y, partments the exhibits are of hi
order. The fair closes to-day.
I'll Rev. Marcus A.. Brownson, former
VI assistant pastor Of the Central Brest
90 terrain church, but now pastor of
First Presbyterian church of Camd'
- N. j., is greatly encouraged, thirty g
persons joining the church on Sund
last, making the total addition ito
membership under his ministra ion
min ETY. one.