Daily Republican., 1886-08-14
FOURTH EDITION
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ATLANTIC Garden, xzA King street.
There will not be any service ct the
Central Presby terrain Church tomorrow.
Miss Helen Alrich has just returned
from weeks'sojourn ct Cape May City.
The Morning News Yacht Club start
ed this morning for q cruise down the
bay.
The markets were overloaded With
all kinds Of produce this morning, and
rs . consequence prices were quite low.
Public sale OF watches and jewelry at
Stidham & Sons auction room this
evening, at 7.sO.
The Bourbon Senate Fishing Club in
tend to give another fishing excursion
up the creek In q short time.
Kendig g. Co. will open an Office at
the Clayton House for the sale Of rail
Rad tickets.
Rev, J. e. Bryan, pastor Of Asbury
M. K Church is expected to fill his pull
pit Sunday, August is, ss usual.
Mrs A. P. Beecher aud children,
have gone to Worthwhile, Bucks County,
Pa, to pass few weeks.
Spices, celery seed, curry powder,
sold by N. B. Danforth, druggist, Sec
ond and Market.
The artesian we'll of the B. & o. at
Newark has been driven to o depth OF
1870 feet without obtaining the required
supply Of water.
The small boy rejoiceth, for 10. two
circuses are announced to appear In
this city before the close Of his vsca-
ton.
Next Tuesday evening there will be
foot race from the Philadelphia toll
gate TO the Shellpot bridge between FL,
wood Shaw and Samuel Kinney.
A new pavement 10 being laid In
front of the Odd Fellows Hall, Third
and King streets. 1t is an improvement
that has long been needed.
Stradley, the artist OF this city, ha,
just completed q very handsome sign
for the Wilmington Commercial Insli
tute.
The stock and fixtures Of the late firm
OF Bailey & Hughes, at No. 1l6 Kins
street, has been bought by j. Franz
Ruth, who will continue the businefs
About thirty members Of the Fam.
Hose Fire Company are goirg mp the
Brandywine o-morrow In two hacks
and intend camping out for the day.
Rev. A. N. Keigwin will reopen the
Deimarvia Evaporstsr at Middletown
about the 23t ipsG 10 the qualification
OF the laboring people In the vicinity,
Rev. r. Graham OF Philadelphia. ia
Visiting bis friends aud former parish.
oners near Centreville, and will preacl
at Fairvi!le, Pa. tomorrow evening.
John Parker, No. 1903 East Second
ttreet. has returned from Chincoteagus
greatly improved in health, and 10 now
able TO shave a customer in the smallest
possible space of time imaginable.
John p. Proud of the firm of Proud
81 Merrick visited our city this morn
ing, in order to drum up purchasers O
cows at the SAT which takes place a
Centreville on Monday.
The Norma Bay Club of this city
under command of Captain Mammele
will leave this evening on the,5 81 trair
for a trip down the Ches speake, ant
will be absent week or ten days.
The freight steamer j. r. Holt, la
been seized at Milford by United State
Marshal Newlir, on a libel issued q
the instance of A. K. Hall & Son, o.
Milford, who have claim fer supple
furnished the vessel.
While United States COMMISSIONS,
Smith WAS en- gagged in playing cricke
on the grounds OF the Delaware Field
Club, Thursday afternoon, he sprainet
a tendon In his leg.
The will OF the late Joseph Eisin,
was proved before Register Brad fore
yesterday morning, and letters tesla
meDtary issued to Herman LANCE, wht
is named as the executor.
The engine of the New York an,
J Washington express, due here at |. 81 D
u. yesterday, broke down, and anothe
had to be procured to take its place
causing deten ton Of about one hour
The Philadelphia padrones who sen
the Italian boy 3 to this city about on
week ago with their violin and harp
have been arrested and placed unde
heavy bail to discontinue the business
Next Monday Il. Ferguson, treasure
OF the Trustees of the Poor, will be q
the boards flee in this city from 10 a
m. until p. M, to pay the bills of tn
last quarter.
A man engaged In working on From
street for MT Keogh, had zone of hi
legs broken yesterday afternoon by be-
ling knocked down and run over by
cart
Roscoe r. Baylis, q son of Manage
Baylis, and clerk In Superintendent
Carter's office at ths P, w. & B. Rail
road station in this city, started las
night for Chicago, where he will spen,
bis vacation.
The oil lamps have been removed
from Franklin Square by K A. Robin
son, and four Dya.t dome gas lamp
erected In their place. The new lamp
are located near the fountain, in III
centre Of the park.
The third meeting of the Hazel Dal
! Driving Park Association will be he'll
on Thursday, the End of septt m b.
The entries are now open at Joshu;
Conner's, 237 Market street. Eatr lie
are free.
you want to buy Smyrna rugs
leight day clocks, wringers, fluter
carpet sweepers, apripg beds, &C., o
If you wish old wringers of any kin,
repaired, call on W. Baker, agt., 10
Walnut street.
Rev. A. d. Davis, having passed
day or two at Brandy wine SUNNI
Camp, passed through our city thi
morning Oh his way to Wocdlawn. II
Is an enthusiastic worker in the caus
lot temperance. and introduced MI
Cooper, the temperance candidate 70
Congress, to a numb Dor of his friends
Mr. DAVIS haH been engaged In missio
work in Parksley, Va, and " i'll retur,
to that section in o week or ten days.
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Public Sale
j. j. PIERCE will sell at public sale OF
Saturday next, August 81, at 5 80 p. IN
the three story brick store and dwelling
No. 6O4 West Font street, containing