Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-25

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Any one wishing help In Q grocery or
provision store should address A. En-,
this office.
St. MArysT. A. B. Pioneer Corps
will give an excursion to 0aklanda on
Thursday, june IL.
Harry George, of New Castle, lost
vAlusble horse from en- attack OF colo
on Wednesday.
Thomas Saville 10 engaged NJ travel.
ing salesman for McLeAr Il Kendall,
carriage manufacturers.
Adair, to reduce bis stock OF parlor
furniture, has reduced his low prices.
Now is the time for bargains.
Another reduction In cham Der surpi-
ture ut Adsir's, AIS Market street. Go
aud see his $40 suits Of eight pieces.
The fair recently held in the Institute
Building, for the benefit Of the Della
ware Hospital. netted abont 81, 800.
James Dilworth, who resides . mile
southwest Of Osntreviile. Ohristiana
Hundred, lost fine COW few days
ago.
An old pocket-book containing q Obi
nese check was picked up on the street.
The owner can have 1t by calling nj this
once.
Next Sunday IS frst Communicates
will he received ut the 8 O'Clock maze,
and 80 children will be confirmed at
high mars.
A meeting OF the Builders' Exchange
will be held In the Maris building,
Sixth and ehipley streets, this evening
1T 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. GabrilliAn Of Syria, Asia, . re
ceAt theological graduate, will preach
in the Presby terrain church in Smyrna
next Sunday.
Last week % 222 persons were carried
on the CITY Passenger Railway, being
the largest mum Der ever before carried
in the sams time.
The NJ. P. Church OF Clay ton 10 being
greatly improved, A tower and telfrv
are being erected and q bell OF SO
pounds has been ordered.
The council OF Newark has deter
mined to construct reservoir to sup
ply tho citizens with water on the plan
Of that used In Smyrna.
A gentleman residing at 81B French
street will gladly pay D suitable reward
for the recovery Of q roll OF 81 notes
that ne Loaf on Thursday last In one OF
buo httootb VI our CIys
Goal sells at t4.76 and IS . ten ct
EDbreeville, On the line OF the W. q
N. Railroad, while Kennstt squsriAns
pay rs IS for the tame article.
Nathaniel b Culbert has been nomi.
mated by the Democrats As q candidate
for Council, and be will enter into the
CANVASS sEAinst George r Roberts.
Luke Mclaughlin, who 10 charged
with completely In the killing of Car.
men MalRIcalza, has fed from his home,
near BsncrotPs Banks, In order 70
avoid arrest.
The Union M. K. Sunday school will
give their annnAl excursion TO Cape
May on ThurdAy, June Ia. Tbs
| steamer Republic has been chartered
for the occasion.
Henry ShowAlter has been employed
IN the paint shops ut the p, W. & b.
Railroad Company for thirty years,
having entered on his apprenticeship
on May 25, 1858.
A spinning frame I lok Gre In Barlow
b ThAtcber's mill rear Rising Sun,
yesterday morning, bat the flames were
eTtiDgulshed By the application OF .
few buckets Of water.
The real estate Of the late Robert Der
iokson, farm OF 401 acres 10 Blaokbiri
Hundred and farm OF 1881 acres rear
E4stop, Md, will be offered ut public
sale In Smyrna on Tuesday. June IL.
The Arteslan we'll at the Diamond
State brewery, Fifth and Adams streets,
10 now $50 feet deep, aud 1t Is proposed
TO increAso the depth until = supply Of
from 40 TO 80 gallons Of water has tesL
secured.
William HRrrigan, who was injured
by being thrown from load Of wood ut
the Newark depot . few days age,
through his horse taking fright, is grad .
ually recovering, and will soon be all
right again.
James Morgan, who Is a member Of
the Board Of Education, IL an applicant
foe the princlpalship of No. l school.
He has been teaching two classes since
Graham's dismissAl, aud 10 we'll quail.
| fed for the position.
TIE Jackson 81 Sharp CompNIy are
very bury and are working all the men
they can engage. They have seversl
b,ats on the ways in the shipyard un.
derRolng repairs. The car shops are
full OF new work.
The Murray Mission band donated
| 81 W hub tEubb-tb W hbouly Ia =. Ase
Church on Wednesday evening. The
hand will give an or tertainment on the
l4th pToximo aud another one in the au-
tumn for tho benefit OF the church.
High Mass was held this morning in
8t. Peters Church over the remains of
Kate Finn, who died from the effects
OF the burma she received nc the houte
Of g. G. Lobdell, JT., after which they
| vQafA intartad In tho nav Cathedral
com etery.
Daniel Bates, Icn OF George II. Bates,
| EsQ., has accepted nu invitation from
the guild OF St. ThomAs' Episcopal
Church, Newark, Del, to conduct his
juvenile Punch aud Judy show at "LA
ChooOlatairs" to be held Mt that place
this evening.
Mrs. Margaret McOlung, widow Of
; the late John McOluDG, who carried on
| the dry goods business In this city for
years ut No. 203 Market street. and
afterwards served aB postmaster for
four years, died In Philadelphia on
Monday, aged 70 years.
Sealed proposals will be received by
John Gathrie, superintendent OF the
almshOuse, until the 30th met, for 200
or 800 tons Of broken Lee coIl, and 1C0
tons Of egg coal Of 224o lbs, delivered
10 the vaults OF the Almshouse in such
quantities as may bs required.
The Tuesday Club held an extra re-
hearusl at the Unitarian Church last
evening. On Monday night full TO-
House, when the pipe organ will be In
read ess, and on Tuesday afternoon
there will be full rehearsal with the
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