Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
FOURTH EDITION
D0E.

man, WAS In the city thts morning.
Room No. 4 In school No. IL will b,
Iclosed this afternoon.
The Levy Court OF Kent County fixet
the tax rate ut 45 cents on the 500 fol
oil purposes.
Mrs. Rev. q. L. Graoey, Of Salem
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Enz \
beth Thompson. ut Smyrna.
Presiding Elder Murray delivered ar
address TO the order Of American Ne
chanics In Elktou last evening.
The annual meeting of St. Mary u
Total Abstinence Society will be hels
this evening at 7.S0 O'CLOCK.
The large additions TO the Diamond
State rolling mills on thu south side o
the Ohristiana are nearing completion
Miss Mollie Brown and Miss Hayes
Iof Portland, Me-, have been passing
week with Aiss Bslt in this city.
William 7. smithers, Esq, of Dover
has removed 70 this city, and opened nj
y moe at 9ls Market street.
Ambrose 8. Ottey, the blacksmith q
Clay mont, 10 confined 70 his bed will
rheumatism.
The oitlsens Of Newark are consider
ing the expedlency OF introd uoing wateI
into the town At cost Of bl8. 900.
Miss May Primrose OF Smyrna, Del.
Is Waiting Mr.. Nathaniel r. Benson
Jr., ct No. 5O3 West Fifth street.
Mr.. Ohsrles Lowe was married on
Wednesday evening to Miss Annie
Peterson.
The perfume Of violets, the purity Of
the lily, the glow OF the rose, and the
flush OF Hebe combine In PoEzoni'l
wondrous Powder.
Governor BigRs has appointed NJ. g.
Van Burkalow Justice Of the Peace al
Magnolia, to succeed e. r. Stout, " hose
term expired.
William P. and Edward Peach, oil
Mill Greek Hundred, have purchased
the old Mcdaniel property in that hun.
dred for sS.125.
Mr.. Joseph stoeckle, Of this city. 4,
having considerable paving done around
his hogel at Clayton, and making Other
Improvements.
John P. R. Polk, Esq, OF this city,
10 announced TO address . meeting OF
fruit growers at Wyoming this evening
on marketing fruits.
Mr.. G. e. Hukill and Miss Maggie
ShAllcross williams were married TO-
IdAy at the home OF the brides parents,
near Odessa.
l Six passenger coaches were sent "a
Philadelphia yesterday, by the Jack
ton q Sharp Company, for the Phila.
delphla q Reading Railroad.
Miss Maggie Lewss, of Smyrna, has
been employed ms teacher ut eharplsy' q
school house, near Talleyville, Brandy.
wine Hundred.
The James Bradford Company 70.
ceiVed on Wednesday two carloads Of
enAmeled glass fsom Antwerp, Bel.
gtumI via. the steamer Vatsrland.
Workmen are engaged in putting in
new gas pipes from the main on Mar
ket street between Third and Fourth
streets.
The person who found the envelope,
oontainiDg S5, that was lost on Tues.
day, will promptly return the tame to
l0l6 Pine street, II he or she ia truly
honest.
Tho laying Of the corner stone of St.
Paul's pArochiAl school takes place next
Sunday afternoon, when Vicar General
Ly ons will make an address 70 all who
ASSEMBLE to witness the ceremony.
There will be meeting OF the Eighth
ward Republicans on Friday evening,
April "a, At Institute Hall, room No. l.
BY order OF the oh aiEman, W. L. Buck.
master.
The steamer Jersey Blue and the tug
boat James MoFadden were taken OF
the railway at Moore's shIpy ard to-day,
| and the schooner l. HcNurray, OF Bal
timore, was hauled out for repairs.
The steAmtuR 6tArtle was launched
from the railway OF Jackson & Sharp
yesterday afternoon, and the schooner
W. II. RutAn, Of Lswes, and the tug
j. W. Paxson were placed thereon.
The Charles Sumner Post Fife and
Drum Corps attended the funeral Of
Peter Collins, whose remains were In.
TERED in St. Peters cemetery, Front
and Union streets, on Wednesday
afternoon.
A mule drawing = cart loaded with
bricks, belonging 70 James II. Bepgs &,
Co., fell at the corner of Eighth and
Market streets on Wednesday altar.
noon, and had to be embarrassed before
he could get on his feet.
4 UOhbpu d. OhNt1t WIN uAb Ubbu GIN :
ploy ed In McLeAr & Kendall's carriage
factory for several years, hAs leased the
hotel Allen at Atlantic City, and will
do his best to make all guests as oom.
Portable ~ possible.
j. X. Sherman, Of Smyrna, white
shutting mp his store last Saturday
leyenlng, was attacked with n choking
sensation and died In half on honr,
aged n years. He leaves o widow and
two daughters.
There will be few, II any, stone or
Iron bridges constructed in any OF the
hundreds Of this county this season, the
Levy Court having reduced the Appro
priatlons TO suoh an extent Is TO make
such improvements impossible.
Miss Mary, daughter OF Henry Arm.
strong, residing near TAylor's Bridge,
Ohristiana Hundred, was so badly
Rortd by COW she was milking on
Thursday last that q physician was
called In. She 10 gradually recovering.
Cards are out for the wedding of DR..
William L Winner OF Philadelphia and
Miss Alfred D. Brick, on the 9Th oi
May. DR.. Winner prAoticed dentistry
in our city for several years, and 10 well
known TO many Of our citizens.
Coal Tar Camphor, Is cents pound,
as good and much cheaper than Gum
IOamphor. Seven Barks. 33o.; Shakers
E1trAct, 40; Botonic Bittsrs, 40c.;
IMexicAn Blood Purifier, 68c Pulque
I35c. Cure . oold by using McInEll'l
lsyrup of Tar, $50. Sold by Danforth
arugRist, Second and Market.
Rev. Charles Hill, late Of our city
IpreBlded over q meeting Of the Woman
Foreign Missionary Society he'd In tn,
n. e. Church ut Elkton, MO-, on Tues
day evening. Addresses wore made b,
Mis- Layton, formerly missionary h