Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-22
FOURTH EDITION
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ana quality consult Durstein, No. East
Second street
Horse blankets aud lap robes cheaper
than the lowest. Yergef's, 407 shipley
street.
Smith American organ, nearly new
$50; Newman Bros, new, eco; Story IL
Clark, new, 500. G. w. Kennedy Il Co.,
7l9 Market street.
Bargains In slightly-used Organs, BY
Estey, Mason Il Hamlin, Wilcox q
White and oilers. Il. H. Robelen, No. |
40 Market street
The Pussy & Jones Company has COM
menced the construction OF two knock |
down steamers for South America.
Andrew Craig, of No 3l6 East Seventh |
street, celebrated the 22d anniversary of
his birth. on Wednesday evening.
General A. A. Chapman, the great
tobacco man, appeared at his place of
business this morning, after an absence
OF some three weeks through sickness.
Mr.. Edwards, of the Evening Journal,
Ia gradually recovering from confine-
ment OF nearly four weeks, and Is now
able 10 sit up.
The horse races which were to have
taken place at Hazel Dell Park on
Thanksgiving Day have been abandoned
on account Of the bad condition OF the
rack.
Robert X. Marshall, assistant road
foreman OF engines on the p, w. & b.
railroad, left yesterday morning for
Paris, Va, where he will rusticate for a
week or ter days.
The newly-furnlshed club house of the
Young Mems Republican Club, No. $40
King street will be thrown open for IN
Der 26.
Harry A. Thorp and Miss Emma John
son will BIZ married next Wednesday
evening at the residence of the brides
parents, No. 1903 West Seventh street.
The interior work on the United States
revenue cutter Hamilton at The Pusey
and Jones Company's shipyard Is about
completed, and the vessel will be taken
to Enooh Moore's shlpyard to-day to be
hauled out on the railway to have her
hull painted.
The pilotboat Thomas Howard was
hauled out on the railway at the Jackson
and Sharp Company's shipyard yester-
day morning.
The pilotboat Thomas f. BayaTd was
launched from the railway at tine Jack
sou and Sharp CompSny's shipyaTd on
Tuesday.
The water OF the artificial lake aud
pools, the green grass and trees OF the
new city park below the franklin street
basin are a great improvement.
AS you pass by Eighth and Adams
streets iu the forenoon you hear the
sounds OF the carpenters plane and metal
workers tools from the pavement win
dows Of the High School.
erected at the Franklin street basin /,
ready for the roof. The rsfiers are said
to be sufficiently heavy for a building
i've times as large. The architect IL
Lewis Il. Springer; contractor WIN. j
Hall, of 2i3 Jefferson street; brick anC
stone contractor, Archie Reed: sion,
work, Thomas Davidson, Of Filth ant
King streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward witsil an,
daughter, Of this city, who have bee
Visiting relatives and friends in Philadel
phia, have returned home, well please
with their visit
The attention OF all In want of frs
class shoes at bargain prices is directed {
the advertisement Of Hamburgers', ~
Market street, Oh the fourth page OF Il
days REPUBLICAN.
V. p. Potter, OF this city, 10 visitin
Smyrna In order to enable the youn
ladies to make better music On the
pianos.
Abram Staats, of rhoro ughfare Necl
was thrown from his wagon last week
the sudden starting OF his horses al
badly injured about his head.
z. II. Beck, real estate broker
Smyrna, has sold farm of $50 acre
near Salisbury, Md, beloning to W.
Money, OF Townsend, 10 J. b, Eurick,
Burlington, y. j., for 81 800.
Col. @. w. Balm, OF Kentucky, WI
lecture in The opera house at Smyrna {
Wednesday evening, the 4th OF Decemb
under the auspices oil the W. c. I. L &
that town.
Frank Courtney took passage on t
steamer Germanic which left New IO
OIL Wednesday afternoon, in order
pass few weeks in Europe. Nj
Courtney and Mira. Manuel Richenberg
went on TO see him safely of.
Hon. Thomas L. Bayard and his "
returned from their wedding tour Il
evening, and are now fully established
che Delamere homestead.
A valuable horse belonging to F.
Watkins, oil Odessa, ran against a t
AMI died shortly afterWard from the
itGtb lew tldNh h2U,
Governor Biggs believes in co-edut
tiOn ani advocates opening The doors
Delaware College TO receive rls as W
rs boys
Tho mysterious animal tia. has b,
killing so much poultry for the farm
around Cowglli's Corner, visited the h
merry OF John Taylor, living near Lcip!
one night last week and killed II la
turkeys and geese.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Bry
daughter OF Rev. J. A. Bryan OF Ne
port, to Rev. Mr. Roberts, pastor OF
oxford, Nd, NJ. F.. Church, is amount
To take place at 1850 a. u. on WedI
day, NOvtnber 81, in tue Newport NJ.
Church.
J. Paul Brown has made lne pho
graph Of Sergeant Blackburn aud
squad OF officers, which will be enca
10 large frame and hung up in pc
headquarters.
Cards are out announcing the wedd
of Frank Higgins to Miss Mollie Con
10 st. Paul'i l.. c. Church Oh Thar
giving evening.
George Hardesty of FELTON, and
Mollie Eviits, daughter Of the late '
liam 8. EYltts OF Caroline county, v
married at the residence of tine bri
mother, near Andersoutown, Nd, by
Rev. Father Cornelius Of Philadelphia
Wednesday evening.
Miss Clara Scott OF this city wa
bridesmaid at the wedding OF 7.
rence Eyra OF Harrisburg, Pa, to
Name Smith, daughter Of the
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