Evening journal., 1891-10-31
BUILDING THE NEW PIER.
Interesting Services Tomorrow
In River steam boats TO Celebrate An
nIversarfee.

In River steam boats To Celebrate An
niversaries.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Oct. 81 Improvements
to the harbor are still being made and
they will probably continue until the
middle Of winter. The casing for the
new pier is now in position aud the " ork
Of sinking it Is progressing rapidly.
Work will be continued next week on the
OLD pier which will be removed.
Horsersdish grated, at Thompsons.
The Reybola's Winter Trips.
The steamer Major Reybold, the only
river steamboat now running, will begin
to run on her winter schedule on Monday
and continue until the ice In the river
compels her to 20 into winter q uarters.
The Reybold will hereafter leave Salem
on Monday. Wednesday and Friday of
each week at s a. m. On Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday she will leave
Philadelphia at noon The Reybold is a
popular steamboat and her freight traffic
is said to be the heaviest on the river.
J. e Biggs makes speciality Of collars
Church Services Tomorrow.
Rev R. ] Rankin Of Sunnyburn, Pa.
will arrive here this evening and occupy
the pulpit at the Presbyterian Church
1t is now asserted that Mr.. Rankin, at
the evening service, will formally accept
the call to become the pastor OF the
church, although this is still matter Of
conjecture at the M E Church thera
will be good music and preaching, and a
temperance address by Mrs. Washington,
the w. G T. u lecturer, who will speak
at o'clock. The usual services will be
held ia the other churches
New buckwheat, fat mackerel. Boyle's
other Newp.
Harry Callahan and James Noon Of
Wilmington, were not at the wedding re
ception Of Mr. and Mrs John J. Gallagher
on Thursday evening as has been stated
Truths candy Wholesale and retail
The big steamship Indian passed down
the Delaware yesterday afternoon.
The schooner Belle Hardy is anchored
in the Delaware just below thil city.
p. J. Shockley a member OF an infantry
company in the U. s. army aad stationed
at Fort Koch, Montana, is home on
fnrlough He is spending his vacation
on Penn farm
Choice figs and dates at Thompson's.
Superintendent Richardson's handsome
nov IEcAuEA1t ~ NAb 2hdit hV1DlAbt ht
Farnhurst is now completed as far as the
third story and presents a fine appear
ance.
Mlncemeat Heckers Buckwheat. Boyle's
The Hushebeck Orchestra will com
memorate the ifth anniversary of Is
organization by a quiet banquet in tI
room In the old Court House
Andrew NJ. Gallagher has succeeded
Charles Shearer as proprietor Of the Star
Hotel, and he will apply TO this term Of
court for license
q. ] Hermann has light dearborn In
hrst-class order, which he will sell cheap.
Call and examine it.
Thompson has fine white corn meal
The operators at the Maritime Elk
change had stiff name" to read yes
terdsy. 1t was the schooner Tillie Van
derherchens
A large crowd collected around the
county prison doors last nigat when The
coach rolled up to the building to take
away Eugene Burns, who is alleged to bg
DUPONT conspirator he having been re
leased on bail.
Teas, coffees and pure spices at 30 yle'
Personals.
Mrs. Charles NJ Bryan Of Newark ar
rived here for short visit to her Oh,
/ home.
Miss Margie Prentiss of Wilmington
has been the guest Of Miss Stella Sim
mons
Honey, rolled oats, at Thompson's.
United States Senator George Gray Il
spending few days at his old home il
this city.
Candies made fresh every day at TrDitt 8
Rev James NJ Wise visited in WI
mington yesterday.
Try Vallette's famous erullers
Engineer Andrew Mcguire Of Whining
ton, has reco Fered from his recent Hines
and resumed his place in the cab Of tn
accommodation trains engine
Thompson has chestnuts and almonds