Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
ST. PATRICK'S FAIR.
THE NAMES OF THE WINNERS
OF VARIOUS ARTICLES THE
CLOSE LAST EVENING.

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The fair at st. Patrick's Church,
which has been grand success, closed
last evening and the articles remain
ing on hand we're chanced off as fol-
lows:
Camp rocker, Mrs Smith, No. 31S
jackson street; clock, Mrs James Har-
kins, No. 207 West Fourth street; quilt,
Mrs. Lange, No. 400 Orange street;
toilet set, B. Magarrity, BrOolne street !;
pair Of slippers, p. NJ. Fahey, Seventh
and Spruce streets; castor, James Nc
Coy, No. 10 Twenty-second street;
table cloth, John Bonner, Ninth ward !;
one half dozen chairs, Rose Kellum,
Ninth ward carpet stool, Annie Craft,
n inth ward; umbrella, B. McMakin,
| No. 1902 Market street ladies' satchel,
Mary Ryan; pair Of vases, Mrs.
Kleinstruber, number 1916 French
street, picture of Saint Patrick.
John Price, 1910 Walnut street; oil
painting, Mary Messick, No. 1901
Poplar street oil-painting, Michael
| Ford sofa pillow, James f. Wood
cane-seat chair, B. McMackin, No.
1902 Market street pair of vases, NJ. f.
Rogers, Orange street; cross, Mrs. E T.
Casey, No. 1927 West Fourth street
marble top table, James Campbell, No.
106 Chestnut street album, r. Stats;
dress pattern, Mrs. Mooney, No. 8O5
East Fourth street pair of camp chairs,
Rose Kellum, Ninth ward ton of coal,
Mrs. McMackin, No. 1902 Market
street silver watch, James M.
Ryan. No. 1lO6 Walnut street;
china set, Mrs. Rose Keogh, Western
Hotel twenty yards brussels carpet
Mary Keogh, No. 11Ol Chestnut street
five pounds of coffee, Rose Keogh,
Western Hotel table, Eddie Curley;
box of cigars, L. Clark silver castor, II.
Bowers, No. 705 Jefferson street; box
cologne, j. H. Hawley, 900 Market
street pair of foot stools, j. M. Bryan,
No. ll06 Washington street lace tidy,
Mrs. ID. j. Mention, Fourth and Jackson
street towel rack, John Hines marble
top table, Mrs. Gilled; child's clock,
Maggie Ford silver cake basket,
Bridget McGathney, No 329 East
Eighth street; ton of coal, r, G. Hol-
land, No. 3O7 Markt street; rock
ing chair, Mrs. Harkins, No. 352
East Twenty-second street; stand,
Mrs. Shay, No. 141O South Eighteenth
street, Phila counterpane, Mrs. Ryan,
No. l113 Lombard street pair of mats,
r. E. Francis, Opera House; pin
cushion, Sallie Mason, No. 413 East
Ninth street; rug, Mrs. Ryan; rug,
Rose Kellum, Ninth ward quilt, Annie
Craft, Ninth ward; tidy, f. Maloney,
No. S06 Chestnut street ; bouquet, +. +.
Kelley, Fifth and Popular streets
china dishes, Annie Graft, Ninth ward
barrel of flour, Rose Kellum, Ninth
ward lounge, Mrs. Mccoy; parlor stove.
Mrs. Mcguire, Ninth ward toilet set,
Rose Kellum; picture, Maggie Mullen,
Ninth ward ; marble-top table, G.. Hig-
gins, No IL Lamotte street ; bed spread,
Annie Craft, Ninth ward castor,
James Mccoy, No. 13 Twenry-sesond
street; table cloth, John bonner, Ninth
ward camp stool, Rose Kellum pair
of vases, Mrs. G. Ginder, No. 6a5 East
Third street rocking chair, 7. Maguir4;
alarm clock, Maggie Mcguire, Ninth
ward oil painting, W. on =. s., Ches-
tertown, Md. canary bird, Maggie
Mcintyre, No. 9 Lamotte street mar
ble-top table, W.. J. Patton;barrel of flour
j. Feddigan; pair OF blankets, Catharine
O'Brien, Lamotte street; ton of coal,
Susan G. Grimes, Twenty.frst and La
motto streets picture OF Father Taylor,
Rodgers, No. 1913 Jackson street oheck-
er board, G.. B. Edwards, No 1923
French street sofa, Minnie Flynn, No.
200 Madison street tea set, ?. Mcguire,
no. ~ LamOtte street wax flowers, l..
Bowers, No. 800 ButtonwoOd street
barrel of flour, Mrs. Schlagel, No. 1924
King street counterpane, Mrs. Gottleib
Rehtuss, Ninth ward picture Of Sf.
Patrick, Bridget Mallory, No. 100 JET
terson street tidy, Mrs. Bowers, No. 8
West Eleventh street ; towels, John NJ.
Walnut street lamp, Mrs. Heidlinger,
14th and French sts;gold ring, Mr.. White,
Christiana Hundred; photograph OF
Bishop Becker, G. McCloskey, Third
and jackson streets set of dishes, NJ.
marble top table, b. keenan,,
No. 1926 East Sixth street silver spoons,
Mrs. E. Jourdan, No. 92l Elm street;
lamp shade, William Kenney, No.
212l1? Market street; picture, John L.
Purnel, No. PIT West Fourth street;
quilt, Sarah Mckinley, No. SIG King
street; rug, Mary Young, No. 32l
Anchorage street doll, Mrs. +. Cannon,
No. 5O7 Fast Fourth street; canary
bird, John Sullivan, No. / Lamotte
street; china tea set, Mrs Thrisler,
No. rs Madison street; alarm CLOCK,
William Walsh, No. 929 West Second
street silver pickle jar, Kate Haley,
No. $40 West Third street; lounge,
Laura Brown. No. iii Walnut street.
chamber set, Bridget Haley,
No. 119 Chestnut street: nubia,
Mamie McClat1erty pin cushion, Peter
McCloskey pound cake, u. j. Cox,
No. 20l4 Market street lamp, i. Nc
Bride, No. 90t Madison street one half
lozen chairs, NJ. j. Taggart, No. 1881
Poplar street mat, John Brown set of
fishes, Maggie Shay lamp knocker,
Mrs. Smith, No. 3lS Jackson street;
table, Bishop Becker; pic
urc of the Pope, Martin Kelley, New
cr>cy; China dishes, Mary Magee,
80. G2G East Fifth street. III tAr vOt-
- contest for Il gOrt Tr-, Cecilia
laughcy collected $500 and Ida Lynch
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Fort STEVENSON, Dakota Tcr.-Rev.
ancS McCarty says: iiruWn'S Iron
'iTtrrs cured me Of severe dysprpsia.
ktaie OF the Inrruson,cser.
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