Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Dots.

is much admired by the ladies.
Suaar-cured oorned beef, 30 b. Pow.
dermaker Bros. 507 King street and 705
West Eighth street.
A. g. Coz, Of Middlet,wp, 10 fnish-
ing Q handsome buggy for Jonn q. DOR.
bit, OF Odessa.
Lewis T. Grubb 10 rpoken Of ss q
cand idats for Council by the Republi-
cals of the Eighth ward.
A temperance meeting will be held
in Ebenezer church, Mill Creek Hun
dred, on Sunday evening.
Edwin w. Heald has been elected
general manager Of all the lines Of the
City Passenger Railway Company.
George W. jackson, the bill poster.
10 . candidate for coroner OF New Oas.
tie County.
Vicar General Lyons win make the
address and lay the corner stone of 5t.
PAul's school tomorrow At 4 p. m.
Milton Shippers Ia ahe only candidate
yet nnmei for the Republican nomina-
ton for Clty Treasurer.
Il Mrs. Mary w. Vail of NJ dd'e own ia
visiting her daughter Mis-. A. K. OEow,
Of this city.
\ Charles H. Howell and his sister,
Msas Sails, Of Aiddlstoyn, will return
from Siait to Los Angeles, California,
In few days.
\ B. u Marshall. Of this city, attendtd
the wedding of o. N. Meudinhsll and
Niles Fannie Ross st Altoona, Pa on
Wednesday.
Summit Bridge is now favored with
two malls daily, an additional delivery
having been granted from Mt. Pleasant
5tation.
The new gas pipe is being laid 90
Market street. between Second and
Third, preparatory to paving the street
with Belgian block.
. The employees OF the Jessup 81 Moore
! Company will make au excursion t.
, Washington and Harper's Ferry on the
10Th Of June.
II the many stones aging In the
street were picked mp, 1t would be q
favor conferred on the dumb animals
known ae horsea.
: Mr.. Samuel Pennington has set ou,
on his farm, near MiddletoWn, $500
J peach trees, oJnprising fourteen differ
ont varieties.
, Mr.. Wm. Brocksou and Miss Laura
Jump, OF Middletown, visited Camden
N. j., on Wednesday, and were made
husband and wife.
a A. B. Groves, formerly prir clpAl Of
the Newark public schools, has &C
! oepted position In the KiAmens
Woo!len Mills.
el Mrs. Emma j. White died At hei
/ homo near Pleasant Hill, Mil Cresh
Hundred, on the 24th inst., aged 81
years, leaving husband and one child
} Delaware UommAndery, No. 9, X. G
. B will make an exoursion 10 Wash.
in9ton May 221 under the management
lof j. l.. Gouley.
+ James M. HousmAp, formerly olerl
OF the Orphans Oourt, IL now engaged
. In the law department Of the United
States Trsatury ut Washington.
Mr.. J. o. Stuart, of Middletown, ha
Q settled with the Hanover IpsuFano
Company Of New York for damaR
q sustained by fire TO his store withou
an apDraisement.
, James M. Burke, advance agent O
Buffalo Bills Wild West Show, cable.
Patrick MonAahan, Of this city, that b.
sailed from Queenstown for home oil
Thursday.
The proprietors OF the Methodist bool
store. Ill remove. the first week in MAJ
from lhe GawthIop building 20 tn,
building Of j. Paul Brown, 617 MArke
street.
The Brandywine Granite Compan,
1 has been award cd the contract for fur
< nithing granite and brush for the Gov
9 ernmeut works at Reedy Island an
]. Port Penn 1T $4,000.
b George X. Lloyd, of Olaymont, wa
considerably bruised about tho hea
Q and shoulders on Wednesday by bal
!. rel on which he was standing rollin
y from under him.
Y The 180.asre farm OF Isaac War
u VandegriIt, situated In St. George
Hundred, was cold by Sheriff LAmbso
Yesterday to Edward Bringhurst, 70
e 81, ,750.
, The grand march at the leap year en-
u tertainment of members OF Shtlo
" Baptist Church, in the Odd Fellows
u Hall on Thursday evening, WAS led b
Mrs. Annie Anderson and Afthu
. Thomas.
\. |. H. SohlIoe will open . wholeEaie an
retail fruit and vegetable store Mt Nj
40 King street on Tuesday next. II
returns his thanks for past fnvora, an
solioits continuance OF the same |
" future.
:, Prof. d. B. Jones, OF the Oonferenc
n Academy of Dover, has been elects
II Principal of the public schools at Ne,
,t CASTLE. vice j. FL. George, who will RI
- move to his farm, near Wyoming, i
II the hope Of improving his health.
}. Workmen are engaged in tearin
down the old chimney at Stoeckle'
brewery, corner Fifth and Adami
streets, to make room for the erection O
- hep house, Mr.. Patrick Fahey bain,
the contIAtor.
The following officers have been elect
ed by 81. MAry'e T. A. B Society
President, John S.Runard; Woe Prosi
dent, micnael Waist; Secl etsry. Jane
n AcDonougb; Treasurer, Richard Kel
Il ley; Marshal, James MoAleer. There |
lover 50 900 In the treasury.
The statement that George Tilghman
who shot hia wife, WAS pastor OF the a
q. Nj. P. Church, French street be
r tween Eighth and Ninth, Is unwar
|. ranted, 30 hc only jeined said churcl
r last October on trial, Rev. E. ii. Ohipp,
+ being the pastor.
Charles P. MaroEey and william
|, Simmons, Representatives Of the Gran'
b Lodge OF Delaware, aud RtADsbury j
Willey, Supreme Master of the Ex
chequer, will attend the sessions of tn
supreme Lodge of the knights o
|. Pythias at Cincinnati, on the 9Th Q
q June.
n Mr.. Frank Reeve, formerly on th
REPUBLICAN, and manager of the jol
department. OF the Times at Atlantic
Oity, called on us yesterday. He 1
| vialfinu hia paranta In nnP attu II