Daily Republican., 1885-05-19
fourth EDITION,

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All kinds of silver and plated ware
at Baynard's. Fifth and Market streets.
The Delaware Sangerbund will makeI
an excurrion to Sea Breeze, on the l4th
Of June, ON the John A. Warner.
The anniversary of the Second Bap-
fist church will be observed this even
ing.
The finest cabinets made for S3.0 per
dozen is at Westcott * Cummings, 3OZ
Market street.
Prof. w. w. Birdsall, of No. school,
has procured a situation In the Friends
Central High School Of Philadelphia.
John G, Baker has been spoken of In
connection with the Republican nomi-
nation for President of City Council.
Mrs. Annie Miles and daughter
Bessie, of this city, are visiting the
family of Jesse Webb, West chester.
If you wish musical instrument OF |
the best make and at price that VIII
defy competition, why, call NJ Fay
nard's.
Do not overlook the sale OF horses
which takes place at the stable OF MT.
lDanby on West Fifth street, near
Madison, tomorrow afternoon.
The entertainment of Prof Thorpe at
1.-The Odd Fellows Hall last evening, en-
titled "An Evening of Song and Ora
TORY" was a very enjoyable affair.
il. Long, State Auditor, is now inl
Jour city for the purpose of auditing the
accounts of the clerks of the different
schools throughout this county.
A shooting match will take place in
this city, on Monday next, between the
Wawaset gun club and the Thomas l..
, Briggs club of Chester, Pa.
I The applicants for the various offices
lin our State should possess their souls
in patience, the plums will TALL into
isomebody's mouth by and by.
Messrs. l.. w. Stidham Il Son, on
Monday, sold 80 cows for Geo. farnall,
at Centrevllle, Del, at an average price
lof $50.
Joe Jefferson played to $3.50 house
lon Monday evening. Rip Van Wrinkle
yet draws crowded houses, notwith-
lstandiug the cry OF hard times.
A lady in Chester had Der pocket book
Heightened Of $12 on Saturday last, while
stepping off the steamer Wilmington al
Philadelphia.
A wagon loaded with hay upset on
MONDAY afternoon, on Maryland avenue
lin front Of Tatnalps -four and feed
store.
A strawberry festival will be held II
\ a tent at Twenty fourth and Marke
streets from June 10th to 23d by tn
Iyoung people of Brandywine NJ. K
III church.
The Washington fire company of thi
city has accepted an invitation of til
attand fh
Harrisburg Centennial on the 18th
) September.
L. w. Stidham & Son, auctioneerl
sold fifty cows on Monday afternoon &c
\ George Yarnall, at Centreville, Christ
IN ana Hundred, at an average OF 500 pc
N head.
VI Colonel Enoch Moore is arranging
m Iprocure fish Matching apparatus fro
n Washington, in order W supply Il
y people of our State with trout, car
salmon, etc.
II The reports in regard to the dissati
y faction growing out of the various a
pointments brought about by Secretal
Bayard are said to be gross exagg
lrations.
The Democrats are piling up the de
of our city, and at the present rate
progress it will, in few years, rea
s., 600, coo. But what do men care abo
the tax who manage to draw good roul
| Salaries
The Democratic leaders do not care
fig about economy In the managene
of our city affairs SO they get the off
land divide the swag. Tax payers W
VIZ Complain should vote the Republic
ticket.
j. S. Jones, j. Hambleton Ayers,
A. Hickman, II. r. Carpenter, Mr.. a
Mrs. $. w. Kirk. Alexander Byers,
A Wilmin gtou, Del, were registered
Al the Mansion House, West Chester,
va Sunday.
forl Hugh Mearns is confined to
hill house, No. 52S East Eighth street,
u the injuries he received last Thursd
Ism from stroke on the head by the dri
of Nanticoke bridge, near Seafo,
Sussex County.
l A meeting of the Republicans of
j., Seventh Ward will be held at the eff
of Mr.. Bullock, on Thursday eveniI
TO nominate candidate for Coun'
John w. Hawkins is spoken of a.
prominent candidate.
1T A few days ago auctionesr j. g. r.
III iuson sold at public sale, at Hockess
uIl Del for Webster & Lavender, 26 h
of COWS, at prices ranging from $40
$50 per head, horse for 1922, and We
IuC- ing calves at from Sl4 to $l8 per hea
Register Grub has granted letter.
administration to Mary Ann Civil
the estate of Joanna Wilson, late
at Braadywire Hundred /; to Ellen Rifle
a. the estate of John Rile and TO Alfred
Sugers on the estate of Ellen T. Ga
CHER, late of this city.
Holten Yarnall slipped and
while masked last evening at
w.; CitiZons' rink, and was struck in
NY head by some person on ska
rendering him insensible SO that he
10 be assisted off Of the floor. He 6
recovered an was able TO set on
skates later on in the evening.
VII, The Hyqeia Hotel, at Old Point G
fort, Va is IA nice placa, but 1t u
shout Fifty dollars week TO live tn
That's one reason why we do not
There. The reason we lid not stay
ACT, because we did not care about buy
the plant and engaging in the b
husresa. The printing business is [
- enough for us.
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aware lujuDctiOu Dissolved.
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