Daily Republican., 1886-05-18
THIRD EDITION.
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stieff's piano agency at 800 W 9Th st. |
d. MEL James, Jr., advertises for in
forn atioa of q lost skye-terrier.
A desir able six-year old pony 10
offered for sale ut sMcCannon's stables,
419 French street.
A wagon load of straw belonging to
0 farmer, upset ct Fourth and French
Streets about one O'Clock to-day.
Go to the entertainment Of Industry
Lodge, No, 2, A. o. U. W., this even
ing.
Mrs DeNormandie will 20 to Detroit,
Michigan, on Thursday, where she pro-
poses TO remain for about two months.
Reserved seats can be secured ut the
store OF G. b. Thomas b Co. for the
Rugby Literary entertainment at the
Opera House ON Thursday evening.
w. 8 Morgan, salesman for Cleaver
b Hollis, of this city, was struck BY
lightning at Greensboro, Nd, on Thurs
day, and was insensible for two hours.
James Miles cautions all persons
against trusting his wife, Mary, on his
account, as she has deserted his domi-
cile.
Thos. Duffy, Front aud Madison
streets, offers reward of IS for the 70
covery Of q pocket. book and money
which were lost yesterday.
Elwood Green advertises, at private
sale, desirable home, with eight acres
of land, near Kenneth Square, Pa, in
order to close an estate.
Stranger & Given, bricklayers of Mid
dletown, secured q contract on Stoeckle's
Hotel at Clayton, and commerc ed work
yesterday morning.
George T. Gordon, fireman on the
P. & B. railroad, Is contestant for a
gold watch being voted for at the fair
In st. Patrick's Church.
Lieut.. Clifford carried small dog to
the pound on q cushion this morning in
order to please the Society for the Pre-
yention of Cruelty to Animals.
The person or persons who injured a
cat belonging to lady residing on
Spruce street between Ninth and Tenth
should be arrested for cruelty to ami
mails.
Our celebrated brand of coffee, the
"Boss," takes the lead of them all, al
those who have used IL all testify; we
sell 1t five pounds for $1.00. Crippen,
East Second street.
Mr.. N. Goldberg, artist of this city
has Just returned from Chesapeake City
Nd, where he has been re decorating
and painting the mansion Of Mr.. FL. Il
Brady.
The Harlan & Hollipgsworth Com.
pany is casting two iron watts for pape
manufactures which weigh 7,000,ibs
piece. One of them was shipped yester
day.
The yacht Priscilla undergoing alter.
ations at the yards of the Harlan
Hollingsworth Company, will be com.
pleted the last of this week, or the frs
Of next.
Mr.. DeNormandie has removed from
Ninth street to Mol West Tenth street
where he will keep good assortment o
clocks, watches, spectacles, &c., &c.
which he is selling at reasonable rates
John P. Regan, who has been assist
ing W. 8. Vernon In the sale of pape
bags, etc., has engaged in the business
on his own account. His residence Il
No. 725 West Fourth street.
Edward G. HigGirses ,sf s6 First ware
AOAAhnbAOh AOA NOub6boV, III III wv
First district, comof.r fucts tia FRS
Second, Fourth anthsvi3 the- wards.
The real estate an4.Syv Email propert,
of the late Thomas E.sr; oulk, situate
in Bethel Township, Pa, will be sol
at public sale on Thursday, the 27t
inst, by j. Wesley Hance, administra
tor.
George W. Stone will deliver his lee
ture on the Life and Times of Sydne
Smith," in Grace NJ. E. Church, o
Thursday evening, under the auspict
of the Young Peoples League OF this
church.
George Thompson offers for sale de
sirable country residence near Clay
mont. The neiRhborbood is a yer
desirable one, and any one wishing I
get away some distance from the cit
would do well TO look after it.
Mary, wife of Matthew Greenlee, an
sister of Matthew Colwell of this cit.
died in Chester, Pa, on the 10Th ins
Her remains will be inferred at CalvaI
Cemetery, Rockdale, Pa, to-morro
afternoon.
Low cunning Is the leading trait
the character of some individuals.
they attempt to accomplish anythiI
by honorable or fair means, they pro-
miserable failures, and become Il
laughing stock Of those WHO are col
pellea to associate with them.