The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-16

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Butcher, photographer. 72o Market.
Some trees ARE leaving. Others are
leaflng.
The grags lie peeping UP OF Cool
/ Spring park.
Better move on pleasant cath than
on a stormy e5th.
Bring lost spectacle glass tense to
this Office for reward.
Trunk factory sold three dozen yes.
terday. Biggest bargains.
You can buy counters, hanging.rods
and shelving at 7l9 Market.
When You move, cart away all the
rubbish and sweep all tho floors.
IL you want first. class dyeirg and
securing done, go to No. 2l0 King.
Mrs. Jesse p. Thatcher. OF West
Chester. is visiting friends In our city.
When you can put out fire with a
bucket OF water do 1t, and don't sound
an alarm.
Mr.. Joseph Nichols and son Harry,
and Mrs. Lafayette Pyle OF West
Chester, attended the funeral of MIR.
Kitchens that took place on Tuesday
Pabst Milwaukee Beer on tap or
In bottles by the dozen or barrel, at
RObelen's, los w. 7th st.
The finest buckw wheat meal prepared
or otherwise and at the lowest pric@,
at j. j. Smiths, 4th and Shipley Sts.
The Delaware Truck Company of
this city will house the Moya's new
truck at Chester on Thursday April
9th.
Daniel McFadden, a compositor on
fhfNh Al
suffering with severe cold.
The old -four mill at Brandywine
bridge has been demolished by the
Water Department and a illterer will
take it's place.
George Drake will have a sale of
marble and bisque goods, oil paintings
and silverware. at No. 4l5 Market
street, this evening.
Arthur II. Brown died at the resi-
dence of his tsther-in- law, John W.
Kirby, yesterday afternoon. The de-
ceased had been i'll for several weeks.
Charley Ottey, of Claymont, Del,
caught a fine string of suckers Ciish)
OH Tuesday and presented them to the
editor OF the Chester Times.
The Philadelphia Traction Company
Is surveying through Darby for their
trolley line.
Building Inspector Dohl yesterday
issued permit for the brick and stone
work and the roof of the new post
office. The amount specified in the
permit to complete that work was
S9S,Oo0. A permit will be taken cut In
few days Tor the Iron work.
Real estate is justnow called Slow
but Il. Ii. Melvin's eleven new houses
at 18th and King streets were quick
and all sold. He wants orders for at
18th and Market streets to be built to
suit purchasers.
The neighbors of the new gas office
| are welcoming a pavement, They
want the company to ''sot up" Stout's
French Drip" as soon as 1t Is dry
enough to walk on.
The very first Postmaster appointed
by President Cleveland Is Pennsylva-
Man and he IS an editor. The Mead
Vile Messenger has thus early been
muz2led.
James McComb has engaged largely
| In the dairy business a his farm near
Claymont, and Curtis Trump has been
employed as superintendent. The
milk will BIO shipped to Philadelphia.
Frank T. Fling of Chadds Ford. Pa.
was married to Ella Il. McMullln OF
Kenneth square, Pa, on Wednesday,
by the Rev. X. A. Hunter. The happy
couple will reside on farm In Della.
ware.
Samuel Haman, Samuel Combs and
w. q. Sherwood, who were engaged
for the past IS months In putting up
cars for the Jackson and Sharp Com.
pany in Paris, Berlin and st. Peters,
burg, have returned home. George
Edwards, who assisted In the work, will
return in few days,
A survey OF Reedy Island will be
begun Immediately, telegram hav-
ing been recelyed to that effect The
Island has been transferred from the
War department to the Treasury De.
partment, and 1t will be placed at the
disposal OF the Marine Hospital SER
vice for the purpose Of establishing a
quarantine station.