Daily Republican., 1884-03-08
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots

b. S. Clark's watch club is rapidly
flling up with names join at once.
William T. Tull has sold his grocery
store, at the corner of Eighth and Mon
roe streets, to Isaiah II. Thomas.
There will be love feast in the City
Mission church, Second and Washing
ton streets, tomorrow at 10, 80 a. IN.
The Court Of Chancery and Orphans
Court will convene in this city on Mon
day, March oath.
A petition was presented TO the Levy
Court yesterday with twenty-seven
signers, asking for steam power to turn
the new Market street bridge.
On Monday evening Miss Mary A.
Llvermore of Boston will lecture in the
Unitarian Church on The Boy Of the
Day"
The attraction at the Opera House
next week will be the return of Hop o.
My Thumb. Two receptions will be
held ON Monday.
Chief Marphey of the Fire Department
has purchased the stock and fixtures OF
the saloon ON the northeast corner OF
Second and French streets.
The handsome Autograph picture
Homeward," given to every pur
chaser Of plug of "liomeward" Navy
Tobacco. New and Just out at Mullins,
500 West Front street.
The First National Bank acknow-
lodges the receipt of 81 O2 from the pull
pills of Miss Emma Coyles room in pub
lie school No. -, in aid of the Western
flood sufferers.
Coroner Snyth left for Delaware
City this morning in response 10 a tele-
gram to the effect that "A sudden death
had occurred in that town. He will in
yestigate the case.
Sheriff Martin yesterday sold the
seven acre plot Of ground with build
ings, situated just below Newark and
owned by Patrick Burk, to Edward K.
Wilson for 81 800
Cleaver & Hollis will succeed Finn
Il Jackson in the stove and house fur.
nishlng business, at NJ. PIG Market
street about March 18th. The new firm
are well known and reliable.
Court were presented with canes yes
terday by Squire Bertolette. The re-
manning mem bers are to be supplied as
well as the reporters OF the various pa
pers.
Keep your eye on the date of the
starting of Willard +. Davis new
watch club. His watch club cannot he
purchased for less than h. asks for
them. Examine them al No. . East
Second street.
Albert T. Wingate, the new dog
catcher, is fast becoming terror 10 I'M
registered CANNES, and over a dozen |
have already been taken to the pound.
Up to last evening !G0 dogs had been
registered by Chief Hawkins.
Bridal tours need not last over three
days now. 1t seem, possible for any
young couple to stay in doors for that
length of time, and talk about the
merits of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, a
safe and pleasant remedy.
There will be revival services all day
tomorrow at the Delaware Avenue
Baptist church. In the evening some
,welve or fifteen persons will be INNER
'ed. A large part of the number are
young men.
Among the coming attractions at the
opera House is Her Atonement," on
March 18th and Goth Paterson's New
York Opera Co., in "Queen's Lace
March 2l1t and the
Two Johns Comedy Co., Oh the
I2nd.
The charity concert TO be given under
,he auspices Of the Ancient Order of
b ibernians in the Opera House on Mon
lay evening, March 18th, St. Patrick +
Day, will be a grand affair. Excellent 1
alent has been engaged, and a suit of ,,
urnlture will bc given out as a prize.
Coroner Smith returned from Della.
ware City on the noon train to-day,
whittier he had gone to investigate the
ause of a sudden death at that place
he deceased was coiored lady, who
ad been ailtng for some time, and died
Without the attendance OF a physician.
verdict of death from natural causes
1as rendered. She was about 80 years
age.
The Rev. H. NJ. Wharton, editor oil
he Baltimore Baptist, has been preach
lg every evening at the Second Bap.
st church, corner Fourth and French /
reefs. His elOuuence has drawn large t.
Dngregatlnns, and many have prOfessed n
Inversion Mr.. Wharton left the prac- II
ce Of law, which he had followed sue .
'sstul for some years, to preach the
Dspel, and has been very successful in
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