Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-11
FOURTH EDITION.
Dots.

A. z. DeNormandie, the Ieweler, sos Ship
Willard +. Davis, the jeweler. No. 0
East Second street.
Be sure Of No. 3i5 when you want
photographs at Beecher's.
Call and Gee the New No. 7, American
Sewing Machine, at $40 Walnut street.
The most and best pictures for you
money-Beecher's gallery, 3l5 Market.
Mrs. Enoch Moore will leave on Mon
day for an extended trip TO st. Louis,
Mo.
Il. Kirk Thompson has been appointed
a special park guard In the Brandywine
Park.
HOPE Lodge, /. 0. o. r., will celebrate
its forticth anniversary on Wednesday
evening.
Subject of lecture at the Opera House,
Sunday next, EnglAnd's Wrongs toward
ireland.
Limits LoEengers, tafe and sure remedy
for dyspepsia. Taylor " Fullerton, 3O2
King street.
Attend lecture by the Rev. Francis p.
Ward, at the Opera House, Sunday next,
May 18th, $50 p. IN.
Go to Plunkett's, 1906 West Front st
and buy a bag OF BleDton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
Marshal c. NJ. NewllH, who has been
sick Tor some time past, is able to attend
to his du'ie again.
Mlss Kate Sweeney OF New Haven,
Conn, Is the guest OF the Misses McClos-
Key, No. 633 Wet Third street.
nan ~ nnIl -. r N
tirst Delaware Volunteers, has gone to
the Soldiers Home 1T Hampton, Va.
Parts and attachments for your sewing
machine, also your machine repaired at
the American Office, Sl2 Walnut ct.
Among those who called on President
hatr son yesterday were Senator Higgins
aud Charles II. Treat OF Georgetown.
Try Steward & Chandler for clean
Western oats, coal, mill feed, hay and
straw. Weldln's yard, south side. Tele-
phone ITO.
Last year In this city the total number
of voters registered on both days of regis-
tration to vote at the city election was
6,025.
1t coats Jordan but sl.25 to make a
dozen Cabinet photos. That is why he
can sell them for t2.50, at No. o15Il
Market street.
For photographs go to Holland. He
makes the finest photographs in The city,
at the very lowest prceL Gallery, 307
Market street.
Chief Justice Comegys is improving
his cottage at kehoboth and getting It ia
readiness for occupancy during the
heated term.
W. ]. Fisher sdvertlses to sell 80 de-
slrable lots, situated on Third and Pyle
streets. at public sale on Saturday, the
18th inst.
The lnterse heat Of the sun Yesterday
lgnted some waste in the yard of the
Pullman Palace Car Company about
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Lsnape Tribe. No. 8. %. R. NJ, will
meet at their wigwam tomorrow after
neon at 3.45 o'clock, when ceremonies
to St. Tammanys day will
bs observed.
|. T. Parker, of the d laware railroad.
accompanied by his wife, started on
Fri'ay for Denver, Col, where he will
attend the annual cOnyt ntion of the Ma
tional Order OF Railroad Conductors.
Nics women's lasting Congress an
balls, 75c. infants button, / to 8, 25c,
All goods selling lover than tie lowest.
All who want bargains come sooD. Clay
ton House Shoe Store, sos King street.
Matthew 0'Brien was rendered q recep-
ton by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell OF
their residence, No. l003 Adams street,
last cyrniog. At late hour Refreshments
were served. M, O'Brien viii SAL for
Paris this Afternoon from New York.
W. Joseph, Esq who has Teen passing
a few days with his brother In ills city,
startcd for Les es this morLing and will
remain there until the opening of the
Bright House at Rchdbo'h, when he will
take his quar,trs there Tor the summer.
Petitions to Governor Bggs for the
pardon Of June Rathel, OF Camden, who
nurderously assaulted Samuel Mifu.
and was sentenced 10 three years i'm
| prisolmcut At The late term Of Court,
are being extensively circulated.
Ca'd- are out for The wedding of DR..
J. Fred Downs, formerly OF u. yer, to
Miss G, Hetting, OF Baltimore. The
marriage Will be solemn zcd at s..
Marks ?. Z. Church in that city on tn,
evening OF the 10Th oil May.
There viii be meeting Of the farmer'
of Kent County In the Court House 1.
Dover on Saturday, May 18th, at
o'c ock p. m, for the purI ose of organ
III farmers insttnte for Kent County
All farmers are invited.
The Rev. 7. f. Terry is making Al
rangem ems TO have meeting OF quite
number Of preachers who are sta lone
near Dover on May 18th aud 18th, to Il
held Ia the Methodist Church Of Dove
A program is being arranged.
Rev Arthur Torrcns Will enter on hi
pastorale at the Presbyterian Church
Smyrna, the First Sunday in Jun,
Bishop Coleman will preach In s
b Pc 'er's the same day and administer til
rite Of conf nation.
st. Peters A. U. NJ z. Church, Secon
3 rect above UnlOu, Rev. W. NJ. Jane
pastor, preaching at 10 80 a. u. suuda
school 5 p. N. Preaching 10 the eyen'u
. at 100 by Rev. d. Sh clds, on the w OF
q ders of CieatioD.
PROBES or Webster's batatorium, nea
Fourth and Washington streets, will /
opened for tn season ON Saturday Jun
!. One of the new features this tca q
will be the formation OF swimming class,
for ladies and children.
Tie Electric Railway Ia an assured su
cess, and another car ia to bs put ON in
fiw days, and four on Sunday, malIiI
the convsniences at Creston still create
although tbs is already the most fayort
location about our city for Building.
There will he a meeting OF those Int
esLed in the proposed Eighth street raj
= way at the rooms of the Builders
change on Monday evening. The sum
$4,000 is needed befo @ the company W
beg operat ons IN building The road
cards are out armour cling til maria.
ar Of Miss Emily, diught r of joseph
Boyer, OF Millington, Nh, to Henry