Daily Republican., 1885-09-28
FOURTH EDITION,

Dots.
Choice family coal under cover 81
Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Order your coal from Pussy Walton,
foot Of Fourth street.
Patent medicines at low prices. TasA
lor & Fullerton, druggists, 302 King BIT.
Go to the first-class resort and big
entertainment tonight. Admission only
10 cents. Odd Fellows Hall, Third and
King streets.
1t IL reported that Joseph Stoeckle, Of
this city, intends to erect hotel 81
Clay ton.
The sister Of C. A. Brindley, clerk ii
the Clayton House, died last evening 81
her residence in Newark, N. j.
Gouley sdvertises his grand excursion
TO Mauch Chunk and the 6witchback
on Thursday, the 18th Of October.
A little angel writes piece Of poet.
~, headed :" All, Yes !" for the Sun.
day 3 tar.
DIR. Samuel Marshall, who formerly
practiced, dentistry In our city, 10 now
residing In Santa Mon lea, California.
DR.. Florence stubbs is delivering q
course Of lectures TO the pupils Of Miss
Il. d. Fraser's private school.
John p, son OF Councilman Taylor,
OF she Second Ward, died on Saturday
last in his ninth year.
The Novelty Carriage Company sent
several carriages to the Agricultural
s ate fair q; Dover to-day.
Silver watches Of every description.
Prioss positively the lowest. Willard
r. Davis, No. 8 p. Second street.
The firm o: walker & Co., brokers,
No. East Third street, have this day
d ssolved co.partnership.
VIM. 4. Hawkins, real estate broker,
is gradually recovering from his recent
sickness, ard will loon be able TO attend
TO bus mess.
Mr.. James r. Sutton has purchased
Of Ed ward Finn the meat and provi-
sion store, No. 705 w. Eighth street, and
will take possession at once.
VIM. II. II. Myers, of Stanton, in
tending to quit the milling business,
will sell his personal property at public
sale on Saturday, October 3.
Scott NJ. 4. church will give two en-.
tertainments this week, one to- morrow,
Aucoaoy nhh thD obhoE
day evening, % ctOber 1st, each common
cling at 7 As O'Clock.
The holder of ticket No. q was the
lucky one to draw the vase OF wax flow.
ers, CHANGED off on last Thursday even.
ing, for the benefit of the church of the
Sacred Heart.
Patrick Megary, who resides over
Third street bridge, offers a liberal re-
ward for the return OF a dun mare,
which was stolen or strayed away on
Sunday.
1t is stated that the Democrats Of Ap,
poquinimink are very much dissatistie ed
with the new postmaster at Townsend
and many OF them would greatly have
pre- ferred the continuance OF Mr.. Latte
mus
The Citizens Loan Association, o.
which George G. Maris is Secretary
offers new series of stock for sale, and
as an encouragement to those who may
wish to secure loans, the rate of interest
has been placed at five per cent.
d. +. Bourbon & Bro, cigar manu-
facturers, corner of Second and Orange
streets, do not want to sell out, AZ they
are doing good business. The report
that they had advertised their estab
iishment for sale is entirely unwarrant
ed.
We are really at the old stand, No. !
East Fourth street, 81 bring O. ong your
work IL you want 1t done right and
promptly, as we have the men on hand
ready TO do II at once. Now is the
time to have your roofs, spouts, stoves
and heaters repaired. Call al No. 8
East Fourth street.