Daily Republican., 1890-06-26

ooeLu ~ tu0 OAy Oh W0ok ~ tue Uoln-
ware House. No. 6l3 Market strest,
The choicest brands Of wine, liQuor and
ciRars st the Delaware House
Luuc6 eyary night at the Delaware
House, No 6iS Market strsst.
Bush French street wharf, h The
piase 70 buy your coal
The bark Ralph z. Baker lsn this
morning for the Argentine Republic With
railway cars from the Harlan q Hol-
iinRsWorth Company.
The Ladiss' Organization Of Delaware
Field Club invites its members and those
OF the club proper to teunis and must
cal tea to be given ct the club house, Fri.
day. June eth, from . to Z O'Clock.
Cards have been issued for the we'd
ding Of Walter W. Morton and Miss
Catherine Doherty, ON July 8, at the
residence Of ths BRIDES slater, Mrs. Hugh
Boyd. No. 908 Kirkwood street.
An original pension has been granted
Abraham jenkins Of Smyrna, and Charles
b. Clayville Of this city has been granted
an increase.
The cricket match between The Dele
ware Field Club eleven and the German
town Club ts called for Saturday, june
2Sth, at ll.3o O'Clock . N.
Louisa Moore, colored, aged 50 years,
died suddenly OF heart disease on Tues.
day night st her home near Odssss.
Coroner Gamble was notified and gave q
certificate Of death from the above cadss.
Twelve jewellers have given notice that
their stores will close at 8 .. n. except
on Tue@dsys apd Saturdays during the
next two monthA
Braudywine Chapter, Epworth League,
Will give au evening excursion on Wed
nesdsy uext on steamer Wilmington.
Lenape orchestra will furnish mnsic.
Five butohsrs, employed by Eising 4
Lsnge, No. AL Orange street, strnck q
few days ago for higher wages. and now
they are looking for work elsewhere,
their places havius besu flled by other
men.
The sale Of lots BY J. J. Peirce at
Seventh aud Rodman streets, postponed
last Saturday afternoon, will tase p!acs
Tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at $50
O'Clock.
Superintendent Bessey hold an exami.
nation Of teachers ct Middletown today;
0-morrow be will hold an examination
at Newport, and on Saturday he will
hold an examination In school No. l, or
French street. com mercing At o .. N.
The carpenters and joiusrs will hold I
meeting this evening for the Transaction
OF business.
Mrs. Scattergood. nee vandever, o
Philadelphia. has been visiting friends IL
our city.
A lad named Charles Toner, residing
10 MoDowellville, cut one OF bis foe
quite badly on Tuesday evening by st2p
ping on piece Of glass.
General Armstrong Of White ClaI
Creek Hundred 10 hoping to be appoint
ed prothonotary by Governor BigHs, ant
should he BE- disappointed biz friends viii
make Rome howl.
Captain Thomas johnson of the Thir,
ward will pass the 4th of July on hi
farm near Charles City, Virginia. H.
has secured large quantity Of pyro
technics, aud will treat tho natives 70
grand display Of fireworks ON the even
Ing OF that day. re-. 80
Young men wishing TO learn the druI
businsss may And two good openings ii
o4r oity BY referring TO our advest!sinl
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| Auuus wv pcAuoh4 OuJoyoU tn6 0xCuf
sion Of tho Wesley Sunday school 70 sil
yer Grove on Wednesday.
The Bible class Of Father Bsrminsham
of st. Paul's Catholic Church, msde al
excursion to Cape May on Wednesday.
Mitchell d Bash, No. 219 Market street
presented each peTaon at the High Sohoo
commence msnt ct the Opera House lasi
evening with beautiful fan.
John Wilson, an employe of the bot
tling establishment OF John P. DouAhoe
had his lett arm badly cut BY the bulst
ing OF Q bottle while ut work yesterday
morning.
| The Sunday school and parish plcni,
Of Trinity Church will bs held at Biz
mingham Park on Tuesday next
The Young Ladiss' Mission Band o
First Presbyterian Church went upon I
picnic to Augustine Pier via steamer VII
mington yesterday. There were abou
forty In the party. accompanied by ths
orchestra Of the sunday school.
William DUPONT and . party Of friends
took sail on the Delaware river yester.
day afternoon In his steam yacht Auita