The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
FOURTH EDITION


DofA.
The fire alarm boxes, which were be-
coming very rusty, are being repalnt-
ed by Winfield s. Coyle.
The Pussy & Jones Company have
laid the keel blocks for two stern pad
dle-wheel boats at its shipyard.
The Delaware Loan Association will
meet on August 26 to take steps to-
wards dissolvlng the association.
Taylor n Fullerton's Cough Syrup is
one OF the best syrups for coughs and
colds prepared. 302 King street.
Go to Reeds new instalment store
for cheap Furniture and Carpets, sos
SIMPLY street. N. Il. Reed, manager.
The store OF Mrs. Dougherty, corner
OF Conrad and Adams streets, has been
closed up for several days.
Fcllheimer Is manufacturing a fine
handmade Havana filler for &c., Sl2
Market street and Front and West
streets.
Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus, Cholera
lnfantum quickly durable by using
llr. Simms Cholera Syrup. Fourth and
King
The lighthouse keepers dwelling at
EdgemOor. which was destroyed by
fire n few days since, will he rebuilt at
once. ..
VIM. Mcbride, of White Clay Creek
Hundred, had horse killed by light
ming while grazing in the field last
Wednesday afternoon.
The jackson & Sharp Company have
begun the moulding OF the frame Of
tho new lumber and fruit steamer
for Jacksonville, Fla,
The barge Loring Monroe, which was
sunk at Seldnl II Hastings wharf some
time ago, has been raised by the Mason
Wrecking Company, and towed away
The addition TO the school house at
Eighth and Spruce streets Is almost
finished, and tho work will be- done in
time for the school to open early next
month.
Eugene Rogers Of New Castle Hun.
dred visited our city this morning. lie
Is in his nth year and is looking quite
vigorous for one whose birth dates as
far back as 1878.
j. Edword Addicks will exhibit his
thoroughbred Irish hunter at the Will
mingtOn fair. 1t has the second best
record In the country for high jump
and cost 5000,
Henry G. Banning, Esq. has purchas-
| ed line driving horse of Mr.. Nalen-
tine, dealer i'll Hour and feed on Front
street.
Clerk of tho Peace Biggs has given
notice that on all State taxes and II
censes remaining unpaid after August
2s an addition OF % per cent. will be
made.
Miss Matte NJ, daughter Of DR.. John
II. Simms- is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Hannah Hamilton, at New London,
Pa. .9.. ....
A light shower accompanied by
thunder and lightning, came on at =
O'Clock this morning, At 3,45 there
was heavy shower with tho thunder
and lightning Increased in proportion.
DIR, John II. Simms will 80 to Joanna
Heights camp meeting next Saturday,
and remain until the following Mon
day.
A reward Ia offered for the return to
| No III Ftrach street, OF a dark SIX We
terrier dog that struyed away on Fri
day. .....
The T'lrst Delaware Regiment Asso-
citation will, with the Fifth Maryland
| ASSOCIATION hold It's annual reunion at
Antietam ON September II,
Justice Smith last evening held
Richard Lecch In $500 bail for his ap-
pearance Mt higher court on charge
OF non support made by his wife.
Another meeting of the stockholders
| of the city Building aud Loan Associa.
tlon will be held on Thursday August
q to consider the subject OF dlssolu
ton.
Mrs Margaret Burke has sold tho
| wcll-known saloon property at No. IA
Maryland avenue to Andrew Schilliug
ior 5000. ...
The contractor who Is building the
new houses ON Spruce street, near
Eighth, has erected substantial
wooden fence in front of them, inside
of which all tho building material is
kept.
Yesterday afternoon while a colored
man, who had been drinking too free.
ly WAS driving n wagon loaded with
goods from Hrandywinc camp. he fell
oIfat iliOttavcnuean and Man ket streets,
but was uGiniured.
John Reasin, an employee of the liar
Ian N liolttngs worth Company had his
hand caught in planer yesterday
afternoon, and injured so badly that
Ill four fingers had to be amputated,
The operation was performed by Dr.
trantz.
| Clerk OF the market Smeltz, and
his wife left for Portelhs station to-day
where they will remain with friends
until next Wednesday.
Harry Records, the produce com
mission merchant OF No, 10 East
Fourth street. whu has been seriously
| i'll is able to he about.
Mr.. Harry Stoecl;le has gone to
Atlantic City to spend few days.
The ladies' of the Lower Btnndywine
Presbyterian Church will hold a mis-.
sionary tea on the lawna at the church
on Thursday evening EeNt, the a0tl
inst
Chief Justice Comcgys has bought
tie Dover Baptist Church and the par
sohase for s3,5a0. the property may
ba transformed into IN Episcopal mis-
sion.
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