Daily Republican., 1888-04-04
EDITION
Dots.

position Of boskkeeper with the Cobb
VulcAnits Wire Company.
The jackson g. Sharp Company shir-
ped twenty -seven new cara from their
works last week.
Charles X. Gano, Ia cor anod 10 bis
house, No. 1917 Market street, with .
severe attack Of pneumonia.
The wife OF Chief OF Poiics Dou sherty
10 80 greatly Frustrated by sickness that
her recovery 10 scarcely possible.
George Robinson of this county will
start for Utah In q few days, In erder
to Introduce the roller process In his
brothers Hour mill at that place.
William A. Kelly, notary in the
Chimes Of Normandy. has accepted the
position OF day clerk at the Clayton
House.
Harry Nichols, who was formerly
with j. p. Almond & Co., has opened
grocery store At the northeast corner
OF Sixth and King streets.
Morris & RsA6iuaer are getting in
their stock OF dry goods st No. 200
/ Market street, aud will have their open.
ing on Saturday next.
William Clinih OF Falrvllle, Pa.
caught o carp In the Brandy wine on
Thursday last that measured 80 inches
In length and weighed over IL pounds.
Some roguss entered the house Of
Panooast Alhn. in tbe Ninth ward,
during his visit to Florida, but few
vAluables were secured.
The Pusey 4 Jones Com pAny shipped
carload OF papor machinery TO the
Excelsior PAPER Company At Holy oke,
Mass, on Tuesday.
r. A. RosenbApm, Of the Brick Hotel
ut Georgetown, has . fne bay Morgan
colt that 10 said to be one OF the swiftsst
running steeds on the Peninsula.
The steamers Brand wine and WILL
minRton will both be placed on the
route between this city and Phiiadel.
phta on and after to morrow.
The surviving Daughters of the late
Daniel Hulley visited our city 90 Tues.
day to look after their sisters grave In
the Wilmington and Brandy wine Gene
terry and to attend TO other matters.
The reported discovery OF gas at the
brewery OF Hartman & Fehrenb bach IL
not warranted; In short It. 10 oom pleie
fabrication for the bsneflt Of credulous
newspapers.
James Lynch, of Glasgow, Penosder
Hundred, died on Friday last, OF an
attack Of pneumonia. His daughter
died the previous week Of similar dis |
ease.
Miss Shephnrd, OF West Seventh
street, was married yesterday AFTERNOON
at her parents residence. Tho happy |
couple left last evening for the South |
on their wedding tour.
-
Hrian Church will hold q meeting on |
Tuesday evening rext, for the purpose |
OF oectlng four trustees to serve the |
ensuing three years.
Several new houses are being built a.
East Lake Park, in tho Ninth ward, |
and it ia probable as the season ad. |
vanoss there will be = number OF |
others.
1t 10 said that an effort ia being made |
to have the curbstone markets AbOl- |
iahed, and that q petition asking for
their removal has been signed by
large number OF pertons.
Miss Jennie Stevenson BrieSn of
philadelphia, q slater OF Mrs. DR.. CANT
ell OF this city, was married 10 James |
Wallace Ayars OF Camden, N. j., On
MondSy, the 26Ih ult.
Washington Jones, Esl., who has
been rusticatng In Florida ths past
month, with the hope Of getting clear
OF the rheumatism, has returned to his
home in our city.
Mr.. Fred Ellen Bach, of the Morning
News, will resign hts position on that
paper on next Friday. Rumor has IL
that he is to edit the new Afternoon
sheet, to be called tbs journal, publish
ed about the hrst Of May.
Ospt. Horace Wilson, Of the steamer
Brandywine, has had electric wires ar q,
lamps arranged for tns lighting -. ID
wharf at the foot of Foe :. H the
while the BrAndywine ann street,
pasSen gers and cargo. 40 diseharRinE
The finest imported
city can be found al lady. birds in our
g. cond street. TIT Parker's, lO3 e EAst
brood sho-ld Aose who wish TO rear
Gil. -.~ call and select . pair, ss
ns ii As some of the best singers that can
be found.
8 8. wiokersham has removed TO
No. 8 East Front Btreet, between Mar.
ket King Etreets, where hs will be
pleased TO sec all bis old customers and |
hotts OF new ones who may wihh to get
shaved or have thtir superhuuus LOCKS
taken of.
The remains Of William Little OF New
Haven, Conn, who died at Landen- |
berg, Pa, q few dsbs ago, were taken |
In charge by the members of the An
cient Order OF Hib9nians nt HOckesslu,
and forwarded 10 Connecticut for inter
ment.
W. o. Brown the newly. elected
Grand Chief OF the Knights OF the
Golden Eagle, was serenaded last
evening at his reddence, No. 1113 Yves.
Seventh street, BY the X q. E. Drum
Corps, accompanied by . numb-r OF
the members Of tie order.
John Hanf had pne Of his feet badly
crushed by O teavy piece OF timber
falling on it On MoBday. while 8, work
on the floor OF the MoOlnry building.
He was sent to hIp home, No 23l East
Eighth street, and will be laid up for
several days.
Abram Chandler Of Milltown, MIL
Greek Hundred. visiltd our city to-day.
For man OF so he 10 remarkably Ho
tive. He drinks bot water to stimulate
dIpestion. and ho holds that 1t Is a bet.
ter remedy for dyspepsia than most Of
this med lcine used for that complaint.
Rev. Fletcher Clark has resigned the
| rectorship Of 81 LuEe's Episcopal
Church at ChAdds Ford, and Bishop
Whitacre has appointed Nathan Etgar
ton, of Ksr nett Township, lay reader
ffor tho socletj. Mr, CLARK will still
continue rector q 81. Johns at Con.
eord.
A horse belonging to Alexander
Boyd, who resides at Green Hill, Chris
ltiaua Hundred, had the misfortune to
lrun a nail In one OF its feet some ten
Edays ago, " hils being driven through
iour city 10 the milk wagon, and 10 mos
t-n.-ls,, a., = -,a.tlv thar IL will have to