Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-17
FOURTH EDITION.
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| DOS.
Try Tsylor's Dime Express, 2l0 Market,
Phila.
A. e. DeNormandie. the Jeweler, 500 Ship
| ley street.
Willard r. Davis, the jeweler, No. 81
East Second street.
BE sure of No. Si5 when you want
photographs at Beecher's.
81. Mary's T. A. b. Society will attend
81. Mary's fair In body this evening.
The most aud best pictures for you
money-Beecher's gallery, 3l5 Market
The American Sewing Machine Office
has removed TO S12 Walnut street. Fred
w. Schafer, agent.
The Red Lion Cornet Band will ho'd
straw berry festival on the evenings OF
June IL h and 18th.
Go 10 Plunkett's, lO6 West Front
and buy a bag of BleDton Flour, and
make your vile happy,
At Cambridge, Mass., on Monday, c.
t. X. Bates, OF this city, walked mile
square beel-and-toe in 7,l3.
Mrs. John Turner celebrated her sixty
first birthday yesterday by giving May
party In the Brandywine Park.
Andrew Wall, of the firm of Cardweil
y Wall, painters, Is lying seriously i'll at
his home, No. 14l5 Jackson street.
John Delay, of New York, announces
the publication of "Grisette," a tale o
Paris and New York, by Lew Roseu.
Have you never traded with us If not
there is treat in store for you. Giles
& Rudolph, mems goods, 703 Market
street
Harmony Grand Lodge, F. A. Y.
Masons, Will give an excursion to Attain
tic City on june "a and not August Z, as
stated.
The Pennsylvania Globe Gas Light
Company of Philadelphia is talking OF
establishing an electric light plant in
this city.
The legacies In the will OF the late
Mary X. Pussy amouted to S96,273, and
the State tax On the same amounted to
81, 1906.
The Cobb Vu'canite Wire Company
has received an additional contract for
ten miles of electric light wire to be laid
in New York.
An effort is being made by the young
men Of Newark to organize military
company, and make 1t. LeRoy Brown
drill master.
For photographs go to Holland. He
makes the finest photographs In the city,
at the very lowest prlceL. Gallery, 307
Market street.
1t costs Jordan but S125 to make
dozen Cabinet photos. That is why he
can sell them for $3.50, at No. 6l515
Market street.
Miss Susan Delaney died at the resi-
dence of her sister, Mrs. DIR. Merritt, In
New Castle, on Wednesday evening after
a short illntss.
The Young Peoples Association of st.
Paul's NJ. e. Church gave musical and
| literary entertainment in the Sunday
school room last night before q large
audience.
Wilhelmina walmsley has been
granted letters testamentary on the es-
tate OF Richard Il. Wa msley, late OF ct.
Georges Hundred.
Patrick Fahey yesterday sold the three
two-story brick houses Nos. 1911, 1928
and 1925 Lancaster avenue to Daniel Nc
Kenney for "a, 500.
Mrs. j. F. Bowen, an aged lady residing
a short distance from Newark, had an at
TACK OF paralysis few days ago, and her
recovery is scarcely probable.
t The trustees Of tile NJ. IL. Church, al
. New Castle, are contemplating adding
e seats for some 800 more persons, making
D the seating capacity OF the church about
| 500.
/ Delaware Clark OF Pencader Hundred
/ was thrown from his buggy on Wednes.
day by his horse turning around sud
e denly and striking one wheel against 0
: tree. Luckily he escaped without serious
: injury.
3 Rev. K. B. Cook, pastor of Second Bap.
tlst Church, and l.. b. Jones, secretary o.
the Board OF Education, have gone t.
c Boston to attend the meeting OF the Ma
tional Baptist Association.
DR.. Scott, who was so badly injured by
a collision with the cars at LYMAN
- crossing near Newport few weeks ago
Is gradually recovering, and hopes to b,
>. able to venture out OF the house In few
y days.
q Thomas Curley, superintendent of til,
/ Wilmington Gas Co., accompanied b.
Il John Mcllhenny OF Philadelphia, left OF
10 Tuesday for Cincinnati to attend a meet
d ing of the American Gas Light Associa
"a ton.
AS The Rev. j. l.. Mckee Of Kentuck,
Will conduct a series OF eyanpelistic ser
ii vices in the Rodney Street Presbyterian
Church, beginning next Sunday evening
The services will continue throughout til
week.
1. The big schooner George Taulane. Jr.
A. which has been unloading lumber for tn
a Harlan & Hollingsworth Company's shin
n. yard, will be hauled out In the dock 70
:. repairs.
t, Rev. Z, L. Hubbard of New Caste will
ID start on Monday next aud ride to Cam
j. bridge, Md, on his bicycle, distance @
ce about 100 miles. He will return befor
ry the following Sunday.
k, DIR. Frank Rowland OF Los ANGELES
CAL, is visiting his relatives at Media
X Pa. He "a a brother of Ward b. Row
at land, " s., formerly OF this city, who
Ill now practIcing his profession In Cal
II. fornia.
u Two German carp, weighing ii and g.
VI pounds respectively, caught In the Bran
CT DIVINE by Owen Tomlhson, the blacl
smith at Sixteenth and Market streets
= have been placed In the fish hatchery fc
VI propagation purposes.
At Rev. q. II. Southwortb, of Washing
re ton, d. O., and j. T. Logan, of Vim
ne land, N. j., Free Methodlsts, will begin
= tent meeting in this city on Wednes ia
A next The location and hours of &C
h, he vices will be given in another issue
in Minnie Deer, who has Just closed