Daily Republican., 1888-05-28
FOURTH EDITION
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Gardner, awning maker, COR. Sixth
and Shipley streets.
The Workinaman's Loan Association
offers new SERIES Of s,ook for sale.
The Mutual Loan Association 10 open
every day TO receive payment OF month.
lly dues from members.
The market 10 full Of MARY land straw.
berries this morning, selling for 10 cents
per quart.
Hops Lodge, 1. o. o, f.. will give an
exonfsIon 70 MAuch Chunk about the
last Of September or ,he farst OF Oo,ober.
The steamers Delaware aud Thomn.
Clyde cleared Tor Philadelphia yester.
day from abe Il. h q. works.
The Republicans OF the Ninth ward
will meet OF tbs Old Academy on Tues.
day evening at 8 O'Clock.
The A. U. N. P. Church Sunday
school will make an excursion 10 Oak
iAsds on Thursday. the 28th of jane.
Lewis u. AdAir, No. as Market
street, Loaf . valuable horse from come
disease on Sunday.
Bethsuy Baptist Sunday Sohoo will
Springs on Thursday, June 2s.
Its thousands OF cures are the best ad
fveriisement for DIR. sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
The electric line on Sunday carried
!, 700 passengers, aud the oars ran
crowded ~ every trip, both going and
coming.
The East Lake Park grounds were
sold at sheriff's sale some time ago.
aud were purchased by Mr.. Joseph l..
Carpenter for S25. 900.
The street cars are now making trims
every half hour to Rising Sun, which
proves OF great advantage to citIz ,ns in
the vicinity.
A. ID. VAndever says he finds strange
,hiDgs occasionally in the stomaohs Of
dead animals when preparing them for
his rendering pot.
Joseph l. Carpenter IL ersctIr two
brick houses on the eastern end Of the
Lake Park property, fronting on the
Philadelphia Pike.
Adam j. Lang has erected a smAll
frame house and stable on his lot near
hivervisw Cemetery, and made quite an
Improvement In the Vicinity.
DR.. z g shorilidse shipped on Sat.
nrday 600 600 sbAd fry, 10 charge Of
Harry MCDONNELL, to 81. Jones' creek,
near Dover.
Al the meeting OF the Wilmington
Clearing House Association this morn.
ing, tbe olesriugs were S112, 1888. 80 and
he balance -, 1912
A musical and literary entertainment
will be held in Mt. Salem NJ. Z. Church
next Tuesday evening Tor the benefit Of
the Ladies' Aid Society.
II 10 stated shat mUre rain has fallen
The present month than hAs fell ia tho
month Of May for the past eighteen
years.
The Rev. DIR. Hickman delivered his
historical sddresS, on Presby teriapism,
before large audience at the West
Church last evening.
john NJ. Solomon Ii having q new
scAle pat up Mt his coal yard, Frout and
Church streets, and making prepare
Iions 20 accommodate his numerous
customers.
Ga Friday morning q man lost his
pocketbook on the Front street cars. 1t
"a supposed that IL was purloined by q
dishonest passenger, who succeeded In
Getttng away with 1t.
Secretary BAyArd is having his man
sion and grounds put in nrst class order,
ADd will, with his family, occupy the
same about the hrat OF June, aud will
probably remain there during the en-.
sulng summsr.
Mr. William H. Mitchell, Of Mill
Greek Hundred, says the wheat lie look.
ing hne and beginning to come In head.
He thinks the crop in his hundred will
be mp to the average yield.
In . game played near the Rising Sun
on Saturday, the Cow boys defeated the
keg mill nine by a lcore OF 10 to 10. The
contest WAS highly enjoyed by the diff.
ferent parties, and passed of very pleas
Autly.
The annualimeetingo of the New Castle
Hedge Company will be held at the
Office OF II. @. Conrad, No. 1OO5B
MARKET street, next Monday afternoon,
81 3 O'Clock, when office for the ensu-
ing year will be elected.
Nj. Samuel Madden, who was for
mtrly employed In the office OF the Re.
pAuno Chemical Company in this city,
left a. 40 olook on Saturday evening
for Chicsgo, where he has aocepted q
slDilSf position.
Members OF Ave conclaves Of Hepta-
sophs, or 3. W. M, attended Scott M
10 Church on Sunday morning in o
body, where an interesting and ipstruo
tive sermon was preached TO them by
the Rev. Vaughn Collins, pertaining TO
the gOod work Of the order.
The Young M,n's Temperance Union,
No. 2, oolored, WAS organized on Thurs
day evening, and the following officers
elected: President, Benjamin 7. Ruley;
vice president, James h. Smith, secrs-
tary, s V. b. Oariyi treasurer, iona.
.than Clark; sergeantat-srms, James
MoCusssr; president OF board of mana
gre, James l. Hubert.
The handsome Academy in Cincin.
natl, costing over $500 900, with a seat
Ing capacity OF 4, 900 people, only rents
for $50 night. The gentleman who
gave Ihts Information to reporter OF
the REPUBLICAN said A. he was being
shown through the building, and taking
10 peep in the hall he saw Thso Thomas
getting ready for tho famous May feuti-