Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08
FOURTH EDITION
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Thursday evening.
Oysters, CLANS, crabs, Holsters and
Ideviled crabs at AiDscow's, 707 Shipley
street and 105 East Fourth street.
The Union Republic Club of the
Eleventh ward, will meet in room No. /,
Institute Building Tomorrow evening.
The colored band serenaded o man
,named Miller last evening. who resides
on Windsor street above Eighth.
The Chester County Agricultural So
ciety will bold their annual fair on tho
18th ard 18Th inst.
The Friends First.day school will
picnic at Birmingham Park, on SatuI-
day, the oh inst.
The Wawsset Gun Club will give IN
an excursion to Birmingham Park, on
Tbursday, June 14.h.
The Hanover Presby terrain Church
will celebrate Children's Day en- Sun.
dsy morning at 1880 O'Clock.
The name OF VIM. P. Pyle 10 spoken
Of rs candidate for the ofiics of Levy
Court.
r. L. Roberts will have q sale Of
fresh oows at LinWood, on Thursday,
the 14ih inst.
UriAs Barley, aged rs years. was
drowned at sharptown, Nd, on Tues.
/ day last.
st. Pants Catholic Sunday school
will picnic at the Brandy wine Springs
on juno IS.
w. B. Sharp g. Co. have completed
their contract OF furnishing the st amers
Republic and City Of Chester with Brus-
sells carpet,
Those who desire to 20 on the Dels-
wars s@oRerbund on the 18th lost.
must take train ut Water and French
streets.
Harry Holt hiss just com pleted paper
Ing the parlor OF Mr.. John Chandler,
No. 1914 Van Buren, street, making IL
one OF the handsomest In our city.
Thomas MorelAnd and Richard L.
Pes nter, silversmithF, have dissolved
partnership. Mr.. Payntsr will continue
the business.
The members Of the Retail Grooers'
Aseociation have decided to make en-
excursion to Brandy wine Springs on the
19th proximo.
The personal property CT the late
John Lark!n, will be sold NJ publ sale
at No, Williamson street Tomorrow
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
Two brick houses, Nos 7O4 and FOG
Church street, belonging to the late
WIN. Doran, will be sold At public sale,
at the Court House, tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Rev. B. T. Moore visited Yonkers. N,
T., on Thursday, to assist IN holding
servioe In . coloTed Baptist church,
which was dedioAted q few days ago
He will return home tomorrow.
MARI ct street Was crowded last evez-
Ing with pedeetriAus. and the Sidewalk |
completely blocksded At Seventh and
Market streets owing to q wandering
band OF b unlciAnS.
Mrs. Harry Holt with her two chill
dren left this city on Wednesday to
vitit her sistsr At Hurricane, Wisconsin.
ehe proposes to return home next Sep
TENDER.
MorelRnd & PAynter, eilveEsm this on
East Fourth street, near Walnut, have
tdisro we'd partnership. Richard L.
PAyDter will continue the business at
the old stand.
The strawberry festival now being
held In 81. MSry's Church was well at.
tended last evening, A vocal aud 10.
strumentAl program was rendered dur.
l ing the evening by the choir.
Children's Day will be celebrat, ID ct
Scott NJ, e. Church Aext Sunday. A
fns program has been selected, entitled
THE Ship OF State" which will be
rendered In the evening.
The PastIme Socisl Dub OF Rising
Bun will picnic In Squirrel Run woods
to morrow afternoon aud evening. A
tTkin will leave Hag8,ey station at IL AZ
O. IN. to sccom MEDIATE visitors fscm this
lc!t;,
The Reilly Lyoe1m will give their
Third annual excursion to Atlantic
IOity, on ThurSdRy, August 16. Ihe
tc0mmttiee are eparlnE 70 peius To
Imske this the best excursion OF the
lseEson.
Complain is msde that the late fToSil
Ered aced the stra wberry crop vsry ma
tsrially In Kent county, aud now thu
IrotsbuSs are destroying the raspberry
blackberry AMI craps chop BY eating TIT
tblcssoms.
The congregation OF Shiloh Baptis
Ohurch held services in the German
Baptist Church on Wednesday, evening
land after an able sermon on baptism tn
Rev. Il. T. Moore baptized sevel
kwomen and two men.
At a meeting of the Street and eewe
IDirectoIs last evening p. NJ. Eaton wa
kgranted permission to tap the Fewer o.
lDelaTE re Avenue a. FRANKLIN street. !
Resolution to throw the siiewalk Int
the roadway at the corner OF Maryiaul
, lRvenus and Reed street was passed.
Mrs. Davis, Of Washing ton, d. @
who has been visiting her grandson
tMr. Harry Holt, will return to h.
homs ne1t Saturday. She 10 now
Iher 18th year and will be aocompanie
10y Mr.. Holt, who will remain q day I
1.-Two at the Capital.
Warren Harper 8 Bro, oonmisslc
merchants, No. IL East Fourth stree
received to-day eighty five barrels
cAbbaEe, sixty two crates OF abrAwbs
ries, three ooops of chickens, nine crat
Is of eggs and twenty seven bags OF ne
Ipctstoes.
Mrs. Norris Palmer, sister OF I
Misses Webb, of this city, no has be
residing in California for the pt
Twenty Eve years, 10 recovering fronl
seveeo spell OF sickness which, OF o
ktime, rendered her oonvAlesoence We
s, doubtful.
Ica Jesse Tyson, agent, has opened
ne livery on New Cattle avenue, sou
: Wilmington, and 10 now ready to
oommoiate the citizens with anythi
tn. in his lire. Passengers snd truI
4 will bo conveyed to any and every p'
e OF our city.
WI The Seminole Florida Land 1mprO'
ment Company held q meeting In r.
T. Olark's office, No. 624 Market str;
u last evening, when several acres
. Iarnnnd vera taken. Numerous 9th