Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-25
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

70 emeitz d Co., IL e. 4th street.
Post Boy Tobacco. Get 1t from your
Healer. 8. II. Durstein, wholesale agent,
No. 8 East Second street.
About cigars of all grades. For price
and quality consult Durstein, No. East
Second street
Horse blankets and lap robes cheaper
Than the lowest. Yerger's, 407 shipley
street
smeltz & Co, 10 L. All street, dealers
IN apples, potatoes and all kinds of fruit
Smith American organ, nearly new
t5O; Newman Bros, new, t60; Story q
Clark, new, $50 q. W. Kennedy & Co.,
U9 Market street.
Mrs. F. L. Howard, wife of tile tele.
graph operator at the r., w. * Is. Il. K.
station, has returned IRON visit TO
Fagg's Manor, Pa.
The shaft OF heavily loaded United
States express wagon was broken BY the
fall oil horse ON Market street above
Fourth Saturday evening.
Mr.. james L. Carroll has been elected
superintendent, and Mr. Thomas J.
Stevenson vice superintendent OF Dover
III. L. Sunday school.
Rev. Thomas L. Terry will lecture In
Bnrton's Hall, Dover, Thanksgiving
evening at o'clock, on The people
live WITH"
Mr.. Fred Ovens, son OF DR.. Owens Of
Harrington, mas registered as law student
In tho office OF Edward Rldgely of Dover
For Christmas photographs go to liol-
land. He makes the best in the city OF
Tie very lowest prices. Don't forget the
number, 307 Market street.
DIR. T. A. Brown and wife (Nee Eckel)
have arrived home from their wedding
tIur In Washington and Virginia.
Asbury and Epworth churches were
thronged last evening while hundreds OF
persons additional would have been
glad to have attended these services.
W.Lee Cannon, who was recently
admitted to the Kent County bar had
settled In the practice OF law in n. y.
City.
The MethodIsis and Prtsbyterans
unite with the Baptists, at their church
IN Dover in thanksgiving service, on
Ihurtday, at 1880. the SCI vice 10 be by
Rev. j. h. stoucipher.
Mr.. Alfred Stewart, of the Dover Della.
~arean, was in town yesterday, visiting
his father.
-his bluLAlUt Ol Iulla ublDllla.
spent Sunday at No. S26 Poplar street.
The sale of reserved seats for the com
Ina kirmets opened at the box office OF
the Opera House to-day. The kIrmess
will be at the Opera House the first week
Of December.
James B. Robinson, carpenter, Of New.
port, is suffering from gathering ON one
oil his thumbs, which gives him a great
deal OF pain, although In no ways dan
gerous.
DR.. +. z. Stewart will deliver the fifth
lecture OF the course at the Young Men 5
Christian Association rooms, No. 1907
Market street, this evening 1T s clock
The subject is Food aud Food PRODUCTS
The public is cordillly invited.
L. W. Stidham & Son sold a lot OF
York State cows at the Bellevue Hote',
in the Ninth ward, on Saturday last, at
prices ranging from $50 to S35. AZ they
were all backward springers, and rather
thin 10 flesh, the prices must be con,
sidered very fair
A horse trod on one of the feet of Gen.
a. a. Chapman II; his residence, mar
Christians, last evening, inju'lng # quite
badly. He, however, tied it up this
morning aud was at his place OF business,
seventh aud Orange streets, throughout
the day.
The Sunday school OF the First Pres,
hyteran Church Will celebrate its ami,
Tersary in the church this evening at S
O'Clock. An entertaining order OF exer-
eises has been arranged, including an IA.
dress by MIR. w. K. Crosby. The pubic
are invited.
Chief Justice Comegye arrived on The
s.4j a. m. train from Dover. During tn,
week, while attending court, he make:
bis home with Mr.. Francis N. Buck, neal
state Road Station, ten miles down thl
Delaware Railroad, at lie beautiful villa,
called "ButnG Vista. " Mrs. Buck is .
mice Of the Chief Justice.