Daily Republican., 1885-05-13
EDITION,


DOlA4
The Chester rink will close on next
Saturday evening.
The annual meeting Of the City Mar
ket was held to-day.
Call and get plate of Gibney's ice
cream ut 7l8 West Eighth street.
Miss Emma G. Keller, Of Phoenix.
Vile, Pa, Ia visiting friends in this
city.
Officer White Is suffering from car.
buncle on the third finger OF his left
hand.
The young men of the Second Baptist
church will give moon light excursion
on the 23i of July.
The Salvationists arc conducting
their meetings In the old foundry on
Tenth street In an orderly manner.
The Democrats of the First ward will
meet at the hotel, Fifth and Orange
streets, this evening,
Lewis B. West, formerly q clerk In
Lswton's china store, is now employed
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
John G. Steele and Amos w. House
will have sale of forty fresh cows and
springers at Chadd's Ford, tomorrow
afternoon.
Cooley and Baldwin will have a
sale of fifty COWS, thirty shoats and five
horses at Booths Corner, TO morrow.
Judge Woottea is not expected to
take his seat on the Bench In the Court
room until Monday next.
Bishop Lee will administer the rite
of confirmation In st. AIMS church al
Middletown this evening.
:, Prof s. T. Ford, elocutionist, who ID
lnow with the Van Norman Institute in
New York, visited our city yesterday
The Republicans of the Ninth ward
Twill meet at the Old Academy build
ing tonight, to name candidates fol
Council.
MIR. John Spencer will get up new
directory for Chester this year. 1t hal
been two years since he got out the las
lone.
At the meeting of the Levy Court ye
tterday treasurer Herbert was authoriz
cd to borrow SO, 900 to meet the curren
expenses OF the county.
The officers of Naomi Lodge, No.
Daughters of Rebecca, will be publicl.
Installed in their room in the Dad Eel
lows hall this evening.
Rev. G. W. Prettyman delivered al
, Interesting address last evening hefor
Industry Lodge, No. 9, A. o. q. w.
in the hall In the Lore building.
Rev. Vaughn Smith read a paper a
1.-THE preachers meeting in this city OF
Monday to prove the eternal punish
ment of the wicked.
George Steele, of Maryland, purchase
lon Monday of John ID. Burton faru
# sixty-four acres situated in Wes
Dover HundIed, for 81 300.
The Republicans of the Second war
| will meet al tho FELTON, House thi
svening at $50 o'clock. A general al
tendance of Republicans is requested.
) Head & Co. advertise twen ty
, a stone quarry at public sale on Satur
lin and Connell streets.
The remains of Walter d. Crow, o
r this city, were inferred at Glenwoot
| cemetery at Smyrna on Monday, an,
the services were conducted by Rev
. Mr.. Dreamer of Odessa.
81 The fish car belonging to the Govern
ment Is now at the car shops of tn
? Harlan x Hollingsworth Company
p where it is undergoing repairs. 1t wi
! be ready for use and away from tn
j. shops the last of this week.
Miss Kate Whelan, of 62l East FIT
street, tor several years a nembet
q st. Mary's parish, went to Mobile, Ala
bana, last Wednesday, and entered th
Convent Of Visitation on Friday.
The contract for furnishing from 90
to l 500 cubic yards Of stone for Finn
Point Battery, on the New Jersey shor
opposite Fort Delaware, was awarde,
yesterday to M. w. Locke of the Bran
}, dywine quarries. His bid was s. pc
cubic yard fer either two or three me
lstone.
3 The Harlan 81 Hollingswor.h Con-
lpAny have received another order TO
lseveral new cars, which will give tn
men in the car shops employment VI
I'll tho last OF July, when it is eypecte
sev-ra' more orders will b. in. This
good news for the workmen.
The tickets to Prof. Hardness lectul
At the Grand Opara House, Friday, Ma
22nd with reserved seat are 80 cen
each next week, though five will |
, sold for one dollar. This ticket, ent
tling to reserved seat ticket witho,
cost will be sold for only ten cents tn
week. We call attention to Profess,
Hardness new advertisement 10 day.