Daily Republican., 1876-06-22

yersary of st. Johns day on Saturday
afternoon, the 24th inst, by public
demonstration In this city. The craft
will take due notice.
A. BLACK, M. W. G.. Master.
:, Attest: VIM. q. CALDWELL, G. Secy.
CAMP.-The Brandywine Summit
Camp Meeting will be held in T, john
son woods, about two miles from Bran
dywine Summit Station, r. &B. q. R.
r., commencing on Monday, August
21st, and closing Friday, Sept. 1st. It
will be under the supervision OF Rev.
Geo. w. Lybrand, pastor of Sloan M.
E. Church, Delaware count.
Excursion. The Brandywine M. E.
Sunday School will make an excursion
to Fort Delaware, and Silver Grove, N.
j., on Wednesday, the 26th inst, Isav.
ing Fourth street wharf at 7.30 "A. M,
returning at 6-P. NJ. Fare for adults
35 cents, children under - years of age,
20. A pleasant time ia anticipated and
therefore full attendance is requested.
Fash.--George W. Powell the enter
prising fish dealer, has on his stand In
the Third street market this afternoon,
a lot Of very fine sleeps head, salmon
trout, halibut, black fish and other
varieties, which be is selling at low rates.
he cleans lhem 10 order, and is prompt
and obliging. Give him call.
Another S,cfnming Mdtch.--Thomas
Coyle, of Chester has been challenged BY
John O'Boyle, 10 swim FIVE miles on the
Delaware river for $500 a side and the
championship Of America, on Saturday,
July 1. The agreement and deposits
were made on Monday, and both men
are under training. s s3
FiIed Up.--Nad Mines restaurant
Al tho scDfdetuf Sixth aiia Market, has
been fitted up and renovated generally.
A new floor has also beer put down and
a shuttle board put up III the billiard
room. Lunch served up on Saturday
evening.
& Hair Cutting. Parker Is prepared to
cut hair, shave, shampoo, dye, &c, at
No. 107 3. Second street, and be wishes
the ladies to understand that they may
send their children to him with the full
assurance that their surplus locks will
be taken off in the most approved style.
Tonsoraal. Henry Valentine, located
at No, $40 King street, is doing quite a
good business ami all who wish to
have their hair cut, or boards taken off
will find him polite and ohlieing. His
razors and scissor cut very nicely, and in
the latest style and fashion.
Boots and Shoes. Edward Onnonnell
carries on boot ard shoe making at No.
514 w. Second street, and ranks among
the best and most accommodating men
in the craft. He pays particular atten-
ton to repairing and Is always ready to
serve customer.
Contectionery.-Henry F. Weber, No,
POI East Eighth street, keeps all kinds
Of confectionery, ice cream, water ice
and frozen custard. Also, large and
small cakes. Wedding parties and pic
MICS served at the shortest notice.
Millinery. Mrs. j. wainwright has q
good assortment of millinery at No. 81
East Sixth street, which she 10 selling at
moderate rates. She also pays attention
70 dress making, and has been very sue
,essful in giving satisfaction.
Spring Clothing Leave your orders
'or spring and summer clothing with
George Fl. Ash, No. 4 East Sd street,
IS bls styles are the most fashionable In
he city. All cults warranted 10 ft, and
i've full satisfaction.
Kead and Proft.--New that Summer
las come. of course you wish pair Of those
lobby Cer tennial walking shoes. You could
lot do better than call On John Moreland,
orDer Of Fourth and Poplar streets who
vill At Ou with an easy and neat looking
'air at the lowest market rates. 5
Great reductionin hats at Humphreys.
Full limo Of fihe Silk Umbrellas, for ladies
md gents. Fine silk for S37b, S4.ss4bU, rs
o $3.50. Black and Brown: also, Alapaca,
Regina, Fine Gingham, with fino nobby han
lies, 216 Market street. .., &
Police Gases. - John Smith, colored,
or threatening and dis0rderly conduct,
vas fined COSTS
George Wells, for disorderly conduct,
' as fined costs.
Fair. The Spring Fair of the Chester
Jounty Agricultural Society will take
lace on Friday and Saturday Of this
Veek. aN
Sun hats for ladies' and children tor
5 cents and upwards; trimmed hats for 81
nd upwards. Blocking and pressing done
Or 81 and ~ cents at No. l2 Shipley street.
When you need a hat call on G.IS.
humphrey, ~ be can suit Won in style, quail
W, price. largest. cheapest and best inthe
ity, 2i6 Market stree - |,
Nottce.-If Frank s. P. Lindsey will
with Charles Blundell, or call
{ the Holly Tree Inn. be will receive valua-
le letters addressed to him. je2i-2t ,
Now when any of our country friends
ct hungry the place to 20 and get god
quare meal for the sum of 25 cents Is d
oe. Fullmer's, No. SOC. Market street.
2. Pickels, corner Of Tenth and Marka
treets, has for sale Large assortment q
harden and Veranda Trelliees, and Plant
ticks, Just received from the manufacturerll !.
'rices " suit tho times. my2D-1mdw
Call on G. s. Humphrey, fashionablcI
after, 2l6 Market street. I