Daily Republican., 1888-03-21
FOURTH EDITION


Dulhs
Knabe & steinway Pianos, only nj
Rooelen's, No. 7l0 Market street.
Finn & Bro. will start hat store ct
No. 800 Market street next week.
The country people report the roads
TO be almost impossible, the. mud being
nearly up TO the axles OF the wagons.
Laxsdor alwAys cures fever and
aRue, dumb sgue, etc., and costs only
20 cents package.
Mr.. ]. O. Phillips will remove from
Greeubsnk, Del, to sea Wett street this
week.
George A. Maxwell has returned
from visit TO Florida considerably
improved in health.
Mr.. walker, the station agent at Mar.
shAllton, has been oil OF duty for the
past " days being on the sick list.
Mr.. George W. Cooley, the paper
hanger, Is removing from No. All to 5l1
Market street.
The Choral Club will awe q rehears 81
ct the Opera House this evening. The
opera will be "The Chimes OF Nor.
mandy
Mrs. Robert Randolph nj G reen bank,
Del, Ia slowly improving after having
been confined 10 her bed for the past
Ave weeks.
Anna Dale Gibbs has been granted
letters OF administration on the estate
OF Hannah Gibbs, late OF St. Georges
Hundred.
Joseph n. Gould will sell ct public
sale, to m orrow, on bis farm near New.
port, 20 head OF horses and coltH, 20
good COWS, two pair OF oxen, four bulls
and lot OF young stock.
Mr. James O'Neil, who has been sick
ut his fathers retidenoe, No. 405 TatnAll
street, ia rapidly improving and hopes
art entertained that he will soon be q BILE
TO BIS about once more.
The one hundred and fifty members
OF Elem Lodge. /. o. o. f., will be
served with grand lunch Ut the Rail-
road and Merchants Cafe, No. 10
French street, to morrow evening.
The saloon Of John Calhoun, No. 40
Spruce street, WAS iorolbly entered by
tome rogue or rogues on Tuesday morn,
Ing, and $50 IS In money, . Eold inedsl
and bottle OF wine wore carried of.
DIR. j. Paul Lukens is recovering
from IN attack OF pneumonia ana will
soon be able TO look after lis patients,
who havo been under charge of Dr.
Peter Cooper for few weeks
Good second hand oraAns by Smith
American, Estey, Mason Il HAm.in,
Taylor 81 Farley, Needbam aad others,
for 80, t26, S35, $50 and S55. Robelep,
No. 40 Market street.
The sale BOT personal property OF
Frank p. Allo0rn, OF MIL Greek hun.
dred, has teen Indefinitely postponed,
II having been arranged by him to con.
tiEue the farm ing business.
This telegraph poles along the B. & O.
line towards KiAmensi are Btin down
but the company have > large force Of
men working on them, and they are OK.
peo.ed to be all right aud In working
order by the last OF this week.
Thomas Donaldson OF No. $50 Market
street, I. Olsrkson Taylor Of No 825
shipley street, and Owen Spear, Of this
city, were graduated from the PhilA.
delphia CollsRe Of Pharmacy at the sn.
nEAl commencement on Tuesday.
John &c. Walters, general foreman ut
Fifty eighth street, Philadelphia, hAs
been transferred to tho machinery de-
paftment CT the b g. .. Il. r al the
WeEt Yard, this city, vice VIM. A.
Brown, who has accepted the position
OF assistant master mechanic OF the p.
& X. shops at Ninth and Green streets,
Philadelphia.
The personal property Of Mr.. l. d.
Phillips at GreenbRnk, Del was dis.
posed OF on Tuesday afternoon at the
following pricea: Harness. So to $t2;
Gray nate brought f2S 80; horse
brought tl37 so, and . cow S43.75.
wagons ~ t. SSS; tongue, Sc; buffalo
robe, t6 IS; hay, tll 10 Cl2 per toa In
81 cents per pound, and other things
brought fair prioes, Notwithstanding
the rain.