Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
FOURTH EDITION
DoN.

Mrs. Colonel Mccullough lie residing
ut No. s32 Spruce street. Philadelphia.
Graham Spencer and family, who
passed The winter In this city, have re-
turned 10 Ihsir home at Kaolin, Pa.
The Choral Club gave their Hrs. re.
hearsAl OF the Bohemian Girl" on
Monday evening.
MI. Martin Bsadenkopf aud wife left
to-day for Europe, whore they expect to
see the sights OF the old world.
Tho rosy fre,hness, and .. veivety
softness OF tho skin is invariably OBJ.
taiDed by those who use Pozz ,ni's Oom.
plsxion Powder.
Davis GIL, o miller OF Kenuett town
ship, Pa has made an assignment 10
Mark J. Cox for the benefit OF his cred.-
tors.
The personal property Of Thomas y.
Moore, on the Newport pike, was sold
on Tuesday morning for $500, Mrs.
Moore being the purchaser.
Some mean thief stole set Of harness
belonging 10 Mr.. John @. Hulett, last
Saturday evening. from the office Of
Mr.. james Mills, foot Of Fourth street.
Hoods sarsapariila, $50 Ayers, 60 |;
: Botanic Bitters, 900 Care cold with
Mclpail's Syrup Of Tar; prios 35l Pat.
cut medicinos reduced. DAnfortb, drug.
gist, 2i and Market
The First Grand literary entsrss,u.
mept OF Cyrus CommAndery, No l, K.
G Z will be held In the Old Fellows
ball, Wednesday evening, the I'd OF
May.
Henry 9. Kent, Of Hookensin, fell
through the hatohway OF his warehouse
few days ago, bruisinR his mead
badly and narrowly escaping serious u
not fatal injury.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Anna Starr and John II. Braunsteln on
mouday next. Mr.. Braunstein Ia
leader Of 81. Msry's r. o. Church
choir.
A Meeting OF the Second Ward Re.
Ipublicsn vot;rs will be held st the
house Of Martin r Batter, Southwest
corner Second mud Lombard streets OF
8 O'Clock on TbursdAy evening.
Lavinia P. Ysa,man, OF Kennet,
Township, Pa hss been on the sick
lis. tho past week, rendering it necee.
sary to call In DR.. Pyle, Of this city, for
medlcal advice.
d. P. Gookin, residing at No. 2ig
West Eighth street, Loaf his pncket.
book, containipg from sl2 to SIS. II
contained his uame, and hence may be
readily Identified. He will pay liberia
reward FOR It's recovery.
Mr.. A. e. Webster closes his dancing
season with thia week. He hAa had 70
marksbly good success the past season !,
iand his clas' es grow larger every tea
tou. Mr. W. will optn tho Eslatorlum
about tie lass Of May.
A pockes-book col taining y consider
ablH sum OF money Was Lost In Scott N
u, Church, last Sunday evening. or In
going from the church 10 Nc. % Pine
street. The buder will be liDerally 10
vArded on lesvirg the same ~ the
above location designated.
MIR. Alonz 20 Mingo has been appointed
meBsenRer 10 carry tbs mali from Sum.
init Bridge TO NJ. Pleasant, Del He
stAried on his Guties on Moadag last.
The residents OF Mt. Pleasant will now
bAve an opportunity OF receiving theiI
mail matter twice Cay.
Mr. John A. Fry will on Monday
inext open up hts nov satOou, tue Ospi
tai, at No 406 King sIesf, 81 III,
Ithirsiy public, Mr.. Fry is we'll AND
lfavorably known TO those who have put
iup at the Clayton House for The las
three years.
| Joseph A. BoDd, chief engineer OF tn,
Water Department, who attended tn,
lconvent!on Of the American Water As
Oscillation at Cleveland, Ohio, returned
home on Tuesday, apd oUr city vii
have the benefit OF the practical ideal
he obtained.
Tho Excelsior base ball club has or
gNniE ID for 1888 with the following
players, whoas ages are under l6 yeara
A. Bogis, j. YA,os, l.. Guthrls, U Gar
tett, b. Potter, r. Wier, ). Scott, W
Savtlle, O. Mendenhall. They woult
like to hear from the Rugby an(
IQuAker Boys. All challenges address
10 q. NAylor, 1I39 West Seventh street
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