Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
EDITION.
Dots.

Dots.
There Ia plenty OF ice yet in Whining
ton-in the ice houses.
Messrs. Cobb and Westcoat will give
an exhibition Of trick and fancy ska.
ting, at the Chester rink this evening
DIR. William s. Hitch of No 402 Mar
ket street,is seriously i'll with compli'
Gated disease of the throat.
Charles Jordan, of Twelfth and Ship
ley streets, was taken seriously i'll viii le
at work yesterday morning.
Mrs. Il. II. Lewis, No. 1907 Orange
street, has been very Ill for the last few
days.
A strawberry festival will be given at
the Opera House, on the 18th and l4th
OF May, by the Grace NJ. E. Sunday
school.
Southern parties have purchased the
greater part OF the machinery at the old
Franklin factory at Ninth and Walnut
streets.
John p. Ruth has been granted let
tiers testamentary on the estate of Will
liam IL. Doud, late Of Chris,iana Hun
dred.
The festive organ grinder has made
his appearance ard we are greeted at
this writing with Silver Threads among
the Gold" as he gathers in the coppers.
Jester and Mcdaniel have still lot
of mules and horses, which they are
selling low al their sable, 4l9 ". Front
street.
The inmates of the almshouse and In
zane hospital will be removed to The
new building in New Castle Hundred
I, g first week OF May.
e Ezion NJ. Z. Sunday school will make
lis annual excursion to Beverley Park,
on tho steam.r John A. Warner, on
Thursday, June IS, 1885.
Workmen were engaged on Tuesday
afternoon In picking the stones from of
Fourth street hill. This is a move in
the RICH: direction.
VIM. II. Churchman has been con.
fined to his residence in this city, by
rheumatism, since his removal from the
country, on the 25th OF March.
1t is stated that the recent stirring up
of the policy men las been benefit 10
them instead of an injury, as 1t seems
impossible to procure witnesses to
testify against them.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle will
leave this city OF the steamer John A
Warner for Camden, N. j., on May
Goth. al G. M, in order to participate
in the parade at that place.
Special services are now in progress
at Oiivet Presbyterian church. The
Rev. II. Trait will preach to night,
and the Bev. Il. d. Lindsey to morrow
| night.
William j. Lank caught three rocl,
fish in the Christiana yesterday after
noon, one of which weighed geven
| pounds, and the others two and a.half
pounds each.
a lad named Harry Brinton fell
from the gangway AZ Kirkman's livery
stable on Third street yesterday after
noon, and broke the bridge of biz nose
and Inflicted internal injuries.
Charles II. McWhorter continues the
sale OF phosphates and farming impie-
ments On the second floor Of No. lis
n.ag street. AL who wish 10 purchase
should give him call.
| The North American heads an article
Hogs In the city," We ALWAYS
thought Philadelphia had more than
its share Of such 1.-TWO legged ones;''
now we arc positive of it.
Turner & Moore, having bought Mr.
Stroud's livery stable, on West street
below Second, have some very iint
teams To hire. They also take teams u
board. Persons will find them accom-
modating in every way.
The ladies' of West Chester object TO
the electric ligh: at nights, because
Trey can't 90 out on the streets at
nights now without putting on their
best bib and tucker" Let the light
shine,says the Local News. So say we
| High Mass was celebrated this morn
ing in s.. Mary church, over the re.
mains OF Mrs. Mary's Hagan, No. 5OI
| Walnut street, after which they were
Inferred 10 tie New Catheira! Gene
terry.
| Revival services will be held in TIE
| Household OF Faith church this and
| tomorrow evenings. A thirty minute
sermon viii De delivered by the pastor,
| Rev. George ". Wright, each evening.
Coca meetings arc expected and the
| ciiiz-ns generally are invited.
Last evening while the druggist was
standing outside talking to gen ;leiHan
boy slipped into the drug store, corner
Of Second and jackson streets, and
stole q 30 from the money drawer. The
pro9r!et.s saw the boy, but did NO,
kno| CT the theft till afterwards.
If You are interested In neckwear. we
~ord be pleased TO have you call aud
see q lot OF twenty i've (25) doz of En-.
| G!isA ttes that We will offer at twenty
| h7a cent?. These goods cost almcs,
twice as much 10 import, and ar. very
| d.-lrable. Ocleitree s. Cripp.n, Gl7
| MARKET street.