Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
THIRD EDITION.
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Church has extended . unanimous oAll |
to the Rev. Mr.. Camp OF Newark, Nj.
Mrs. j. K. Walters and daughter are |
visiting friends In Baltimore, their
former heme.
Joseph Dennisop, foreman NJ Cavpeu- |
ter Station, on the D and D. railroad,
spent Sunday in this city.
William Mcclellan and wife of this
city have returned from their visit to
relatives In OGesttr.
The stockholders OF the Diamond
Sfste Loan Association have spilled
for o dissolution OF their charter.
Benjamin Elliott, corner OF Ninth
and Jefferson streets, ID making ar
rangements to visit Texas. He expects
to be absent Gome three or four months.
A card from George O. MArls will be
found In suother column explaining
his report In regard to the condition OF
Diamond etste Loan Association.
Application will be made before
Judge GIubb on Saturday next for q
charter for 1.-THE Common wealth Bens.
hciai Association.
The B. and o. railroad Is being we'll
pairorized, and Bfardywine Springs is
blooming 3 popular resort for Pnila-
|dslphiNns as well rs WilmingtonlAns.
The shoe store, No. 304 King street,
will BIS opened on Saturday with .
large assortment, and great bargains
may DO expected.
Mrs. JAMES L. Brittou and sou aIe
Chester county, Pc +, and Cecil county,
Nd.
Starch grows sticky-common pow.
ders have q vulgar glare. P,zz lnis
Is the only Complexion Powder MT for
ure.
Emory Lum, Of Smyrna, was 90 So
vorely injured on Monday, while catch.
ing q runaway horse OF Samuel OAttr,
that he had to be carried to bis home.
The standing committees Of the Build.
ers' Exchange have been appointed,
The daily me tsDgs have thus far been
well attended, and the exchange is no "
one OF the Institutions OF the city.
johnson q McMiohael OF Newark
will furnish brick for tho college labo.
ratory Of Delaware College, and also for
large building to be erected o. Kia
mensi.
The advlsability OF building q sewer
along the course OF Rsttlesnake Run
wns talked OF BY the Representatives OF
the Board OF Health anu the Street and
Sewer Commission.
w. jerks Fell and family have re-
moved to their summer residences OF
brandyw Inc Springs, but MIR. Fell goes
to his business office In PhiladelpL in
every day.
The hret farmers 10 cut wheat be.
tween Stanton 81 Newark were Benia-
min FoOte, who commenced on Monday,
aud Peter Murray on the Cook farm ,
who commenced on TueLday.
Harry d. Appleby, who graduated
with high honors at the High school in
February last, has accepted 4 position
Az Dookkeeper with Major Samuel
Candy.
T. err will be q meeting q. the Clay
ton Fruit Exchange as the ofiics Il a
g. CummiLs, Tor the purpose OF orsaul.
zAtion for work, on Saturday afternoon
next, June S0Eh, at 3 O'Clock.
Eenry Wlite, near sllverorook sta.
tloD, on the W. Il N Railroad has CON
pleted the erection of q new barn upon
the foundation OF the one burnt down
over year ago.
A man win sit on q fence all the af.
tern DON to see ball match, bus pat
him In q church paw with cushioned
seat for three quarters OF an hour and
he will wobble all over the seat.
William Story OF Baltimore, form erly
OF this city, Is employed as q brakeman
on the Philadelphia Division of the b
and o. railroad. Mr.. Story 10 brother
TO Charles Story, the well known type
OF this city.
james Brown, beyond Stanton, and
Frank Courtney, near Newark, have
model young hedge iences growing on
the Day ton process, but that around ]
lay Tor Causes lawn, on Pennsylvania
avenue, Is equal 10 any.
A. W. Cummins, OF Smyrna, took a
degree of Bachelor of Science, and b.
FL. Giles, OF SeAf0rd, Bachelor OF Arte
at the commencement exercises Of The
Lafayette College at ERston, Pa, on
Wednesday.
| Tho Fulcaster wheat, says the
Smyrna Times. q new variety grown
By Nathan Moore, j. W. Pratt and
Others. having three grains abreast, IL
attracting the attention Of our farm err
for it's prospective good yield.
The remains of the late James r.
Calau, were inferred this morning, III
tue Nav Cathedral cemetery. HiRL
mass was said over the body at ST
Pau!s church. Ths funeral was large
~ attended. The Rebman Library AS
sociat!on attended in body.
The Trustees of the Poor held thsi
regular monthly nesting at the AlnE
house yeHterdsy afternoon. Presiden
BALDWIN presided, and the usual rou
tine business was transacted. The
monthly payroll otlSis7 was spprovsl
Those present Sat down TO an ample r.
past provided by Mrs Guthrie,
| The Lew management OF the operi
House, Proctor 81 Soulier, will TAX,
final possession on Monday next, July
Fad. Wotkmen are engaged to-day II
taking up the carpets, and on Monday
q force OF workmen will De put to wurh
In tearing out aud restting the entrapo,
to the hall. K, L. Rice, Jr, Is the ar
chitect.
Hannah, widow OF the late Jonathan
stevenson, of Smyrna, was badly in
luted while visiting her daughter, Mrs
Idaao Il. StsRis, in Appoqulniminh
Hundred. on Wednesday OF last week
by making misstep while walking o.
the porch. She Is doing rs well Al
could be expected, although over s.
years OF age.
The late Jesse Lane by his will let
SleO 600 zach to his two daughters, Mrs
Alfred Elliott and Mrs. Huxley liar
veyi 100000 to his son Martln, ant
SbO 00O to his tOa AuppAtuS THE hnl