Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
FOURTH EDITION
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Mrs. ]. H. wilkinson, Of Washing
ton, D. O., has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. L. Donovan, South Wilmington.
Mrs. J. Bloomfield Moore has return
ed to Philadelphia. and 10 living quietly
at her residence on Broad street.
"How divine thing o woman may
be IN ade," when her cold 10 cured by
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Me-. Horn, No. 72) West Ninth
street, advertises 20 hire . choice selec.
ton OF foliage plants. palms, So for
decoration OF churches or d dwellings.
Eastburn's hail, South wilm 10 gtou.
Will be occupied by branch Sunday
school under the direation OF members
OF the Second Baptist Church.
Harry W. Lowe, who has been ut
Lsmbartvilla, N. j., In attendance on
his father, who has been Ill, returned to
this city yesterday.
John Wanamaker's sprlug opening
yesterday at his grand depot in PhilA.
delphia went ahead OF anything In
that line yet attempted BY that house.
A charter has been granted to the
Cobb Vulcauizsd Wire Company, and
the Moir cAnnery has been 6tsed up for
operation.
james @. Wickes bad one Of his IN
gers mashed while o. work on the large
cylinder press 10 the DelawareAn cfice
as Dover on satprisy last
McMshon aud ThCm pscn, Of this
CITY, have agreed to form one OF the
batteries Of the Brandy wine Base Ball
Club of West Chester, Pa she coming
sess0n.,
Mrs. Gaudreau and her dauphter
Josephine, who lately resided at Elmi.
re, N. T., have removed TO this city,
and taken up their residence n. No.
l0l4 Wslnut street.
Tha annual meeting for the election
OF trustees Of the Hcme for Frieudless
Children will be hell st No. 602 Mar.
ket street on next Tuesday evening,
| April 8.
The Boothlan Dramatic Company will
give grand entertainment In the late
| Household OF Faith Church, on April
l7ih, for the benefit Of Smyth Post Drum
and Fife Corps. Tickets Is and 70 cents
Miss Emma Carter snd william Pin.
pin will be married vt Asbury NJ. T..
Church this evening. A reception viii
follow at the residence OF the bride,
| No. Ol4 bhbt blXtn street,
Tbs New York Board Of Aldermen
yesterday Iesclnded the ordinance civ.
ing the Mayor power TO order or forbid
the display OF flass on the City Hail
and vesiing the power 10 then selves.
Joshua W. Lewis, OF sussex County,
IVES arrested on Saturday evening by
Sheriff White Of Salisbury, Md, on the
cbSrae Of having set fire 10 two whiskey
stores st Wicomloo, Md lAst Novsm.
bsr
James Conwall was struck In the face
ty piece OF iron and cut quite badly
while At work on the p, W q 3. h b.,
near the depot, on Toes 1ny morning
Toe wound was dressed by Ohicer
Jones.
William Fisher, chairman Of the com
m'ttee OF tho Levy Court OF Kent Coun-
ty, will receive bids up 10 tue lTth Of
April for ths building and completion
OF cAuseway and bridge on q new road
ACROSS Laws' mill pond.
Charles 8. Hinesley, who learned his
trade and until recently worked IN tho
office Of James Kirk q SOn, ut Dover,
has secured q position in the govern
ment printing Office at Washington,
aud entered upon his dulles on Mon.
day.
John Mlshier Of Reading, Pa, states
that next season he will exhibit the
ws!.-known Bartholomew Equine Par
sdox, md that be hAB contracted with
the Jackson & Sbsrp Company for the
construction Of car for the transporla-
tion OF the horses.
Invitations arc ont announcing the
marriage Of DR.. John Palmer, Jr., of
this city, to Miss Mary PfeiffsT Of LsL-
castor, Pa, ut ths residence Of her
parents, Mr., and Mrs Frank Pfeiffor,
No. ol4 Orange street, that oity, ON
Wednesday afternoon, April 4, at /
O'Clock. DR.. Palmer has removed his
effce from No. 1928 TO 1872 Delaware
| avenue.
| Pat Rooney, the Irish comedian, well
know In this olty, created quito y seu-
cation at Easton, Pa, on Monday even.
ing, by serving . warrant on bis step.
daughter Katie, who had left her faith
era company and was acting with
zone Of the BIaVeat" combination.
Family troubles are at the bottom OF
tha enlargement between Katie and
Pat.
We return thanks to Mr.. A. Liebsr.
man, business manager OF the p. NJ. A.
"Rsvlelle," for ths Easter numb OF
that publication. L. is handsomely 20,
up and neatly printad. The leading ar.
tlcle is IN Msmorts," on the death
and life Of the late Colonel Hya Att, the
founder OF the Chester Academy. II
has no doubt q large circulation, As il
justly deserves, and 10 eARerly sought
after by those who have spent mnny
pleasant hours within the Aoad emy
walls.