Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-08
FOURTH EDITION


Cranor g. Co. have cashmere for men
aud boys.
Tickets for the Snngerbund excur-
sion, june 18th.
The Warren Athletic Club will give
another public exhibition on Monday,
July 8, when gold and silver medals
will be awarded to the winner, and the
second man In each contest.
The mem hers Of WILMINGTON Lodge,
No, 1. 40, u. W., will meet ut their
lodge room on Thursday afternoon, at
2 O'Clock, in order to attend tine iunerai
Of the late August TenWeeges'
A number OF the members OF the
Phoenix Fire Company went TO cray
mont last Saturday, and played game
of base ball, which resulted IN the'r
favor by q SCORE of 10 TO IL.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF
Central Presbyterian Church Will hoIo
meeting tomorrow afternoon AZ tne
house OF Mrs. Samuel A. Price, NO. Duo
Washington street.
Good Will Council No. %, Sons and
Daughters of Luke, will hold recep-
on in National Hall on Thursday
evening. June II, in honor OF the officers
of the Supreme Council.
Tho Democratic Executive Committee
of New Castle county have orRahileo
by electing John IL Rodney chairman
j. Frank Biggs secretary and sam 1 NJ
Donnell of Newark treasurer.
Ifyou are drinking poor coffee it 10
your own fault. Try ours. You Will
ALWAYS find them fresh and good. Our
boss coffe, five pounds for u, Will saVe
you money all the time.
As the sloop VIM. Ward, loaded with
stone, WAS being towed up the Uhrlstl-
ara yesterday afternoon by the Tug
Martha, she collided with the DeiaWate
Railroad bridge and sunk before she
could be run ashore.
Washington Conclave No. 2, Hepta-
sophs, s. W. NJ, meets this evening IN
! the Harknees Building, and those who
wish to become members should De on
hand, as the charter closes next tues
day night.
10. Pickles & Co. caution all per-
sons from negotiating three notes drawn
by said company in fsvor OF James IL
1 Mearns for 500 each, on the ground
that no proper consideration has beeI
rendered for them.
We have a very large and full stock
of Oolong, japan, Imperial and EngllsI
break rs st teas, of which there are mont
lbetter, Our 90 AID 60-cent teas are the
lchampion goods of the country Crlp-
lpenns' East Second street.
A meeti- will be held Mt Central
Presbyterian church this evening, fol
the purpose OF Increasing the interest II
1.-The tenn perance work among the mem
tbers of the Sunday schoolB in this CITY
ISaverai prominent speakers WILL d.
present and deliver addresses.
The excursion of Scott NJ. f. Sunda,
lschool up the Delaware river yesterua!
Twas a grand success. There were abou
Isix hundred who went from this city
land about three hundred more boarded
the boat at Marcus Hook. The weather
was all that could DO desired, ana IN
( sxcursionists spent day Oh unailoye'
pleasure.
An effort is being made by the paste
land members OF Brandywine M. L
lChurch 10 pay off an old mortgage, an
also 70 pay for the curbing and pawn
lalongside of the lot belonging to th
Ichurch on Twenty second street. II III
y effort proves successful the church Wi
q be free from debt.
Q William @. Phelps, who was marie
a last Tuesday, was treated 10 cal
II thumpian serenade about 10 o'cloc
Hast night at his residence, No . la
nineteenth street. Mr.. Phelps and h
wife took the affair very good naturedI
land invited the party In to partake
:. refreehments.