Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25
THIRD EDITION.
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CITY TO day.
10 cabinet photos ut CummipRs' gal.
lery for %. 800 Market street.
The West Church choir moonlight
excursion takes place this evsaipe
The stray calves advertised by Harry
L. Brown, Of Christisna Hundred, be
lepged TO Mr.. GluaIebsob, OF this CITY.
8. n. Ridsway, No. $40 East Eighth
street, wishes TO purchase about go
quarts OF milk per day.
M Calvary BncampmsDt will be In
stituted In the Smith Building on Tue,
day evening.
q Edward Melchior,i Jr Of this city
accompanied by o ltdy friend, spent
yesterday with friends down the State.
q. P. Bullen, Of HAre's CJrret, has
sold his hpe trot,iuR horse Dick" to
Il. Victor Gause, for 5000.
A. O 7. McOrea, who has been study
Ing for the ministry ut tho Conference
Academy, is now Es.sing his vacation
with his parents In the Ninth ward.
Henry N. Barlow will succeed H. u.
Plckels % collector Of this port He 10
backed By Senator Gray, and undoubl.
edly will r'cfive the appointment.
Charles H. Tindall, No. AIT East
Seventh street, AdvtItlsts . six.room
ittore and dwelling At Lombard and
Mccaulley st;eets AZ t.5 per moath.
A suitable reward 10 offered for the
return TO the Western Hotel, Fourth
and Orange streets, Of . gold chain
bracelet, which was lost on Saturday
lat.
Two horses on the Wilmington City
Railway Liue wers overcome by the
heat on Saturday. 1, 10 thought they
will recover.
Two or three good carriage trim mers
may ind employment ut the Novelty
Works, corner Or eecoad and French
streeis.
New iron gutter plates are being
placed In front OF the Artisan Saw ng
Bank, on Ma, kst STREET above Filth.
Tho plates were msnu factured by the
Piokels Foundry Company.
Mexico Bill registered as the Clay ton
House on Friday he 10 In the employ
OF the Government, ard etgsRtd IL
looking mp case In our city. he left
on Sunday for Washington.
The first snaual picnic Of the olsnus-
gael Association will take place ut the
Schduisen PArE on the 4tn OF July,
when the members OF the Hiberp IL
Rihss will drill fer Gag worth $50.
Conductor Hawkins OF the Delaware
railroad came up this morning and ~.
ported the mercury ns standing NJ So
In the shade ut Harrington yssteIds,
afternoon.
An awning should be plsced on
Fourth street for the shelter OF the
horses on that line. The sun ia too hot
for them to stand under Ito scorchinR
rays " i'bout tome kind Of protection
over them.
| Harry y. Piereon md George Ricords
have dissolved partner hip, the latter
Withdrawing and leaving the former 10
continue the business ut the store, south.
west corner OF Third and Market streets,
and also settle the accounts OF the late
firm.
This blame for the excessive use of
water ut the Ate at Sixth and Walnut
streets last Friday afternoon attaches to
the City CouUoL. ms II failed TO eltct an
n,ss'stant engineer a. it's meeting on
Thutsday evening.
The First Regiment Band will 90 In
lJeuksDtowr, Pa on the Fourth OF in v
to iurLish music for tho CO Zebra lion ths,
will DO held at that place on that date
These who desire TO secure the BAND
snouid apply to John wsllsmith, sos
Monroe street.
Josler & Mcdaniel have at their sta
h'es, No, 4l9 West Front street, several
hne westsrn horses md = lot of other
horses taken 10 exchange, which will
os sold ST very moderate rates Farmers
and others wishing to purchase are In :
vited TO call.
it ts suggested tba; y bridge should
he buiit on Lancaster avenue over the
q o Rsslroad, and thus do away
With the q Al ger OF . crossing at grade
The City Council should look into the
matter, ~ there is q great deal OF travel
In that disicFion.
We have received complaint n our
ofioe thtt n baker residing near Third
and Jefferson streets has several dozs
that make night hideous with tneiI
barking and bowling 1t 10 hard for
the Residents TO have their rest broken
} duriag the night owing to the no!st
kicked NJ by the DOS
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