Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
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| The Heptasorhs will worship at III
morning, at 10. 80. The pastor, Rev. {
A. Grice, will preach an appropriate sel
mon. Also preaching at 7.So .. IN.
], The draw of the bridge at Newport wi
be of for repairs on Monday, Nov. II an
until finished.
4 Isaiah Eaton. plumber Of this ely, ba
been employed by DR.. II. H. Mitchell I
place steam heating apparatus In th
Howard House at Elkton, Nd.
John Long, u well known citizen {
Elkton wasstricken with paralysis abou
o'clock Wednesday evening and is no,
In precarious condition.
Justice ]. s. Deford of Elkton, receiy
ed $50 from the p W. b b. Railroa
Company for injuries received sewers
weeks ago while unloading car OF lum
Der.
G. 8. Brooks of Boston, Mass, Ia
opened school Tor dress makers at Nc
COS Market street, and wishes to emplo
aids.
Hon, George P. Fisher came from
Washington last evening In order TO pas
Sunday with his family at Wyoming
lie is in good health and looking we'll.
Robert frankfort, formerly of this city
was defeated in glove contest on Thurs
day evening in Baltimore by one OF VII
liam Muldoon's sparrers.
Miss Annie Lincoln, of No. 613 King ct
lost gold chain while returning from
The Teachers Institute in the Boys' High
School yesterday afternoon.
Citizens in a part of the Second ward
| rnn ,lalt Of tho Ia y Ell.
hammer OF the johnson Forge Company
over Third street bridge which, they say
runs all night
The P, w. & D. Railroad Company
has commenced the erection OF n new
station at Linwood. There will be room
for four tracks through it.
A suitable reward will be paid on the
return to No. 6l3 King street OF lady's
watch and chain that were lost on the
street yesterday afternoon.
The Builders Exchange will hold .
special meeting on Monday night to 9, eel
delegates to represent this city at the an
nual convention Oh the National Associa
ton of Builders to be held in Chicago. A
large attendance IL requested.
New Buckwheat, new -four, new corr
meal, new hominy, new cracked " heat
new farlus, new b ans, and large ney
stock of goods wholesale and retail
What U. 8. Pierson, at 5th and King
tells you is new, is new. Try q ne,
broom. See advertisement.
John l.. Wilson, ESQ.,, of Elkton, ha
taken an Office at No. 5il Shipley stree,
where he will giveladvice on Thursday
and Fridays to persons wishing to max
application for pensions.
Robert c. F.aim. Esq, has been O
the invalid list for the past week, but hi
continued to give some attention
business.
/ A farm OF 40 acres belonging to u
t estate OF Jane Ann Passmore, deceasei
Londongrove, Pa. has been sold
Samuel c. Kent, for $50. so per acre.
Benjamin sharpless, farmer livIr
A near Landenberg, Pa, was in the act ,
4 driving out OF his wagon shed few da
4 ago, when his horse started up and tire
i him ross timber, by which two of b
/ ribs were broken.
9 SWithiu shortlidge OF New Garden, Pr
: is one of the few farmers who had lar
g crop OF apples. He has cold great maj
d bushels In the Wilmington market,
= sides making over six hundred gallons
o vinegar.
u The Pennsylvania Horticultural 8
o ciety will hold their annual chrysantl
= mum show, beginning November IL
II Anu cunJinufng uuut tnb 1otb, At Hur
, cultural Hall, Broad street, PHILADELPHIA
Over 81, 900 in cash lie offered in pr
. miums in addition to prizes of med
70 and cups.
Susan NJ, wife of Samuel C. KIa
e and daughter of the late Irenice MART
:. died at the residence OF the late EdmuI
KlaIr, in Kennett Township, Pa, on Y
il day, In her Seth year.
is The Rev. George NJ. Hickman will
absent from the city to-day owing to I
et sudden death of Benjamin Smith, M
Hickman's father, in Philadelphia ye
tsrday.
Miss May Handy of Carpenters $
tlon, on the B. q o. rsilroad, eDterta
3 ed n number of friends on Thursl
W evening, Guests were present from u
N city, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
o Presiding Elder w. L. S. Murray W
d preach Tomorrow at st. Georges at 10.
y q. M, Port Penn 8 p NJ, and Delawi
i City at 7.30 p IN. He will hold quartz
|, ly conference to day at Port Penn at
. a. M, St. Georges at +. m, aud Del
y ware City at 1880 p. IN.
/. The Rev.Abraham W. jackson of So
, Ia Barbara, Cal. will preadh In the Vi
= tartan Church tomorrow.
N Father lie Ruyter will address O me
= ing OF colored people In St. Mary's X.
Church at O'Clock tomorrow aft
a. noon.
at An odorless excavator b-oke down
ne Garasche's Lane yesterday.
20 William Grimes, tender of the W.
20 N. bridge over the Christiana, caugb
~ red mink on Thursday that measure,
''0 feet q inches In length.
k- Down In Middlebury Marsh y6ster,
some dogs belonging TO A. d. Vande
killed six muskrats in one hole,
afterwards Edward Reed got seven m
r. out of the same hole.
as J. Clayton Massey is mentioned a
ny candidate for the Board of Educat
n from the Fourth ward to succeed Jan
ri +. Magee, who will resign next Mono
D.. night.
" The Delaware Convention of the Ez
NJ. Z. Church gave gypsy entertainm
&c in tile Sunday school room last event
a and 1t will be continued this evening.
" The annual meeting OF the general
r. campment OF the |. o. o. II. will be b
m In the odd Fellows' Hall on Tues,
tn evening, November IL. On the follow
day the Grand Lodge OF the State of d.
he ware will meet In the same place.
S A new choir has been organized at
W vary p. E. Church with Q. b. RhoaGs
e leader. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ben
have Joined the choir, and tenor
Messrs. Rhoads and Benson and \