Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

Mrs. Hildah Fisher died IN Smyrna .
lAss ThursdAy evening in the 7Si year
u her age l.
Miss MeGoveIp, who has been teach
ing the public school Vt Hockessin, Ia
laid up Dy sickness.
The Amelicus ard Qu!ckstep play to
morrow both morning and afternoon,
Games oAlled,At 10 and $50 O'Clock.
7. d. wishes 10 employ . boy who
can speak the English and German lam
guages to learn the grocery business
That AndreR BeTnhArdt Is we'll
liked by nearly every body In Whining
ton and was = popular policeman.
Several OF The painters In the employ
OF the p, ". & b Railroad Company
we're Ia of on sa'u'day until ias,
Tor.s shsll begin.
AF Smith, Of Psncader Hundred
cautions persons RSAins, hArborinR or
trusting VIM. George Craig, runaway
apprentice,
The square between Market and
5hipley, on Front street, IL being torn
mp preparatory TO being paved with
Belgian blochB
Mr.. aud Mrs. George e. King Of this
city are visiting friends In Middletown.
BIT fore returning home they will visit
friends IN Baltimore.
The rules and regulations read 10 the
police officers on the night Of their being
sworn in were 10 the point, and will be
carried out to the letter by the chief.
Joshua TaggaIt, Of TAsEArt's express,
who had q slight attack OF paralysis, 8
few days ago, is able to DO out and look
after business,
Miss Bessie NIelds, daughter Of Bsu-
iamin Nields, E.q, 10 Waiting Mlas
Helen Marie, daughier OF Prof Geo. l.
Mars. Wssi Chester,
The Mundorf Senate B. B. Club, OF
this city, will cross bats with the Mer.
ritts to morrow at Ninth and LombAld
streets.
The members Of Clayton Lodge. x Of
p, will meet ct their castle on Thur
ItSy, OF 1.30 D. M. to attend the funeEal
u tho late A. Ross HollingsWorth.
The National Bank OF Whining D
and Brandy Inc has declared q divl,
deud OF 7 per cent, payable on de-
maud.
Elk. Marshal John NJ. Dunn, who hal
besn laying down Z railroad at Eco
senada, California, IL expected 10 ARRIVE
In our city in few days.
Mrs. Victor Prslsgr. formerly Pretzsoh
liner, of Hanover, Germany, is pRssini
the sumner With her eistes, Hrs. Vir
siniA Newton Of at. Georges.
Coffee, coffee, coffee. Our ooffees Ar
ros.ted fTesh twice a week No sta
: coffee for us. Crippen, 5 East secoLt
street.
Mr.. Kennedy was selling at the cor
ner of Third and King streets thi
morning, lot of fine melons called III
Georgia IronsideS.
II lie reported that George V. MaEsey
!, ESQ, will leave Liverpool on the 19t
Z ipsi on the steamship with James g
t Blaine.
W A. siorrie, teacher OF the publ
Il school at Delaware Oily, will be mar
Q Tied this evening TO Mis- Alice j. Ubil
: daughter of Isaac II Ubii.
Il The yacht OharlsB B. L re haa bee
sold TO Mr.. williams OF Chest9r, tn
|. sub marine diver, who will at her gu
q with new machinery and use her as
y pleasure yacht.
y Mrs. j. NJ, Basstsn and son, OF Ceci
II ton, Md, eft TO day for an extende
"a trip to Fall River and Boston, Mas
y, We wish them a pleasant time and So
u return.
II That Harvey d. Hickman Is RAlnir
in favor every day. Re lie the m
who had the Market aud Third stIe
bridges built; they are both good on
toe. He is a candidate for re.eltctio
The committee OF the W. Q. T |
having charge OF the Mothers' Nee
6, lings have decided to defer them unl
fall. There vii be no farther meetln
until notice Is 7ivau.
THAI Thomas Methodist book sto
In Market street above Sixth, will
. rather narrow but . profitable BtsI
h for business. This firm 10 one OF :
most Snterprigln2 ones on Mark
street.
Several hundred feet OF curblng b
been laying on the sonth side OF Elgh
M stree. where II lad been placed sbo
two years asO for tettlDg. The Oity
st oAmo too poor or the matter must ia
been forgotten by the oily authorities
The colored Masona are about ma
ing an effort TO secure money to erect
new hall. Persons Wishing to ts
stock at $40 per share can be sconmn
dated by calling on james Il. ThOn
ron, secretary.
p The Plokels Stove and Heater
b No. los Shipley street. HeRdguart
for gasoline stoves and oil stoves. I
Jewel vBpor stove gives universal SSi
faction; It Is perfectly safe. The Mo
Iith tor oil stove Is acknowledged to be
sir best stove in the market; peri
ust baker aud free from smoke or SIM
'''' We sell them on their merits; try one
A gentleman said, "Give the
y ipolice force III" UWhAt fOr?" g
\ tho party addressed; whats wrC
with them2" OH" Eald the gen
n man, "give 1t to them on general pI
cipes." The newspaper man said t
while we admit that they were not
- angels, still there were "fsw" z
men on the force, and now shat Il
arc ont we have nothing to say II Z
~! behave themselves ne private oit.zj
On n Bender
Ten OK members Of the police fore
non, our city amused themselves yester
afternoon by making tonr among
. saloons. They had considerable sp
Gpo as they must have felt unbranded
Ioui ready for Ruytbing that might b
atty turned up. II ia said that Ia one pl
10 ring was formed and apuKillBtlo o.
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