Daily Republican., 1888-07-25
FOURTH EDITION
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Dots.
A white boy, II years OF age, 10
wanted At No. 40 French street TO
learn the restaurant baslness.
Presiding Elder Murray preached At
Hookessln Sunday afternoon and held
quarterly conference Monday.
AT tho regular meeting Of the Board
Of Health held last evening noihlng but
routine business vas transacted.
Robert Merriok will have . hns lot OF
oows at CentrevillO on the 18th Of
August.
The X. Of P. sxnursuIoD will leave
Fourth street wharf tomorrow morn
log at D IS o'clock for Atlantic City.
The Postal Un.oa Telegraph Com
pany viii have the line completed to
Philadelphia and open an Cffios In this
city In few days.
Division No. 8, Ancient Order OF HI
berniAns, OF Hockessin, DEL, will hold
their annual picnic 81 Brandy wine
Syringe on Saturday, August i1th.
The X. g. Z. base ball club played
tho bu1HAIds, both Of Delaware Olty, on
last Saturday, resulting In favor Of the
BuzEArds. Bcore, 9t01.
The Plain Leaf Base Ball Club will
orosa bats with the Delaware Giants at
the Frent and Uaion street gIounds to.
morrow Aftsrn0ou.
j. Groves oifers for sale . desirable
farm OF 100 acres, situated on the road
{, COoch's bridge, Rbou. one mile west
Of ChristiAnA village.
Mesirs. Webb 81 Bro. have uuooeedad
In manufacturing and WholasAllnK Zoe
cream In Delaware City bsgond theIr
expectations.
Read Advertisement for full pArticu.
lars OF Gouloy's grand sight. .asOlng OK.
curS'on TO New York next Tuesday,
July 81.
A suitable reward will be paid By
Edward III. Patterson Of chelsea, Pa,
or ]. J. Pierce, No @ West Sey enlh
street, for the recovery oftwO steers.
1t Is reported that VIM. Taylor, for.
msrly OF the Oxford Herald, and Caleb
4 Brinton will start a newspaper In
Avondale, Chester County, Pa, In q
sbort time.
M. SallivAn, residing near Oak and
ii trtson HtreetP, lost . valuable horse
I o N colo yesterdAy. The loss fails
heavily on Mr.. g., who can III afford It
Mt this time.
An Irishman and q Pole got into an
AiteroAIion ct the EdRsmoor Iron works
yesterday, aud the row ended up in A
for both men.
Over 80 carpenters Wers laid Of At thu
Ed dgemoor works yesterday afternoon,
owing to q scarcity Of lumbs sr, which IA
peine used 70 erect the large shed now
under construction.
Lydia Pusey died At the residsncO of
her slster, Mrs. Sidney PAssmore. IN
hennett Square, Pa, Saturday after.
noon, In her 18th yeav. Her remAins
we're buried at Old Kennstt this { Wed.
neEday) afternoon.
The COMMITTEES Of arTAnaemeptso of the
excursion 10 WashinRtOn, ID. O., met I'm
the A, U. Church yesterday and voted
10 postpone the excursion until Aupus,
= =. soOEr, orsirmar; Rev. ].
8. Cooper, seofetary.
Birdie Stayton bad his anger mashed
this morning while handling a barrel
Oi potatoes ~ 7 N, Stayton's commits.
lion house, 3O7 King street. He had It
dressed BY Taylor & Fullerton, No. 3Ol
King street,
A Polish laborer named Joseph Byl.
geo Gshed thrse fiuRerJ OF his right
hand so badly yesterday at the Edge.
moor works that DIR. 0gle had TO ampu.
Ia.e them. The man IL doing as we'll az
can bs expected under the clEoum-
ttanoeg,
George B SimmoDds, aged - years,
wt IL
1onkers, N Y, on Fhday, the Goth
Inst. william d. Carr OF New York
Olty, well known 10 this city, married
hts second daughter, Sarah.
One OF tbs employees ct BAnoroft's
mills WAS badly cut on the forehead
yesterday afternoon BY one OF the shut
ties on the machine ct which sha was
work striking her. DIR, j. Paul Lukens
dressed the wound.
One Of the most eoon ON ioAl culinary
requisites Is Belts Concentrated Il an
Deg, A tsRBpoonful will make Q quart
OF delicious dessert. The recipe is on
the label. q James Bet, manu- faoturer,
Sixth and Market.
Granville shelp, an evangelist who
has been laborinR in this city, was bGp
tiled In the Delaware at Chester, Pa.
on Monday afternoon by Rev. Mr.
TrumOAner. James RedRraves was alsC
q recipient Of the came lite.
Ool. Albert Thatcher on being az ked
what he thought OF the Republican
nomine6s for PrssldoDt and Vice Presi
1 dent, replied that he thought them fiTst
class men aud the Republicans could
mot have nominated q stronger ticket u
this time,
George W. jackson, the bill poster
| Is endeAv0rlng to secure She Rep1blioLI
nomination for the offios OF Coroaer
| He tkinks II placed on the Repu blloRu
ticket he may be elected, not " ithAtGnd
Ing tha OmlssiJbs from the Assessm e.
list. George is hopeful, and We mus
say that We admire his pluck.
Harrison r. P:Ioe, ,residinx at Twelfth
and Walnut streets, q foreman In tbs
carpenter shop Of the E igemoor works
fell from a soaffold yesterday afternoon
receiving several ugly outs and bruise
on tho body. The 1caffOld upon Whicl
he was standing gave way, letting hin
fall distance of 20 feet. His esoApl
without broken bOnes iB miraculous.
Mr.. John 7. Gardner, the ice oreau
manufacturer and restAurAnter, 81 tn
q. W. corner Of Seventh and Bhiple,
streets, left this morning on the ali
O'Clock train for New York, where h
will take the State Line Btsamer 70
Eurnps. He will be gone about sil
weeks. II was neosssary for him t