Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-27
FIFTH EDITIoI
Dots.

&C, Gall ct sc4 Market s,r..,
%,r OF iady's kid shoes 70, !, -. d
A large new barn no. W. VIZ
internal Revenue CoIler.oOte e q hrH
his Haven Hill farm, nssr y osao'g
Miss Anna Sinner arS "i'lolt
OF Chadds' Ford, we're r h O
wednesday ut that place. ' na'hs
The Rev. Ge,ree w
noioine q successful seris "o y,
meetings ct Friendship N Of ~
ABOUT six miles from BI."tth,, Ch,
Harris B. Mcdowell. a, MIN .u'
mas entered the veteri,a,.n i1ds
New York, where no viii ~ OOlt
years. course. ' pufsuea
A lsdy's geld watch v;pl
70 the person who purcbasa a, " :, ava
ol,I OF goods at the sale a, s s,1h "
suction room this ever IpS' ~ 'aal
The Odessa N. K. Cbu,oh
give n musical eniertainma ~ p,opa(
Hal. on Tuesday aud Wsdns.,l1'o' "
2ist and 22d Of December. DnS'a'',
Charles J. Sweatmsp. n,
and Miss Lille c. Ross ~ SssU'
were married on Thauksai.ns
oy the Rnv. j. W. Boo.he, r 'h1s
The First Presby teri.n o.
zaar VIII close this evening. Ivy.
attendance has been rood ana S q.
csial part encouraging. A oo' vac
expected this evening. s'u
Charles Sumner Post M
celebrate Its sixth appivar,o
open camp FIRE December q
speakers and musicians viii b. NY
Officer Grier let dumb.beIl rS,1
100 pounds fall Cd his tIsb, ~ ~.
night, which will disable him ,va
tive service for some time. 'Oa|
Edward Jones, son n n,,.
Jonts, killed n rod fox ne,r J IN
yiation ON Thursday. II ms.,1
three feet and . half from n0s4 "a N
tail. "
W. N. Mccormick vas mrs. -.
initiated into Wilmington Co =,
No. ~, 1. o. H., las, might; he ,n,.
the ordeal. and now bears he oH,,
OF n true Improved Heptssoph.
Mr.. Albert Hughes, who bu
conductor on the w. & W br,,.
the =. u b. road for q numb = Of,
has been promoted to . position 3,
main line.
A. IL j. ID. sharpless, Of Am
got 3 carload OF Michigan what,
lays ago. They are GRADING A
sano bushels q week now and A
Zeal OF 1t comes from the Wen,
Richard Young and Miss AID
kennard OF Port Penn, were m,u
% last Tustdsy evening BY the \
Mr.. johnson of Cd essa. TLs bid,
beautifully and beoomlngly drvNdI
blue tilk.
The farm Of the late jones Rr
near Oentreville. New Castle Con,
comprising twenty. five acres, was
u public sale by Auctionesr Rublr,
IN Thursday, TO T. A. Adams, Of
,ity, for %, 500.
A ciusen Of Middiotovn On Non
light attempted to turn up an eln
light higher, and ADDING II wou'd
urn, declared the "olama thing Ou
rider and The electric light eOmpan
raud."
Officers Cross, Broadbar., Ret|
md 4 $50 dog went a hunting y6stsrt
jross killed = bird and 30 did Reiii
nut when they got home they bd
heir game was only "oooby owls,
lind 70 get out OF the way In day II
IL. W. Morrow las ssnt o present
gold-headed cane 10 Herberl HOwd
ESQ, OF Philadelphia. Gs . slight I'd
Iinon OF his legal services in stcur
lis lately invented patent for his
'ess for softening vulcaniEsd FIBRE
A delegation Of Irwin Circle, BrOth
iood of the Union, Of Chester,
aid = fraternal visit 10 Franklin \
la, No. 81. OF this city, last eVeri
\ good, sociable time VAS the ID
nd the visitors, we'll pleased, relur
ome on q late train.
Samuel W. McOAulley and ]. A.
)aulley, executors, will sell at pa
ale ut this National Hotel. MiddlsIol
n Thursday, Decem Der Is, five iA
n BlAckbird and PoncAder hundr
elonging 10 the estate Of William
Iaulley, deceased.
The Rev. John A. Lyonl, Of tlk
Eill succeed Father Kelley IS psst9
i. Peters parish, Wilmington. va
.yops has occupied that ,talion pa
he me m bers OF his churches Ia NJ
nd Newark are loG.h TO part VII
bic and progressive . pastor
John MCCALL, q well.known resi-
I the Ninth ward, died on Thank
ng day, aged rs years. He came
roland In 1858, and after working
ears for the DuPonts, followed
ng. He leaves 3 widow and four
rem, aud will be inferred In the v
raj Cemetery on Monday next