Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
EDITION
Dota.

green or freSh roasted ct orlppsn's, .
East Second street.
An Apron Bazaar will be held In the
Sunday school room OF the Brand ywine
NJ. e. church on Thursday evening.
Samuel johnson. of tho Dayton
Hedge OompAp is passing feW
days in our city and county.
Ten wilmin gtouisus will leave this
city on Thursday on an excursion to
California.
A spaoial meeting CT Clayton Lodge,
No 4 Koishts Of Pythias, will be held
on Thursday evening.
The Order OF United American Me-
chsnics contemplate organizing q COM
maudery In our city.
Joseph R.Owens died at his residence
in Milford, on Sunday morning, in the
80th year Of his age.
John II. Britton has been confined 10
shis house, No. 82l W. Sixth ktrtet, for
several weeks By sickness.
A Chinese laundry vill be started on
West Eighth ttreet near Madison in
few days
The Front street cars were packed
yesterday, and the road done big busi-
nees.
The usual fskirs that follow the cir
Gus were out In full force yesterday at
the circus grounds and Vicinity.
Edward Belts has taken out letters
|t4s.Amsnta-y on the estate VI the late
Mary r Pusey.
Clinton Garrett, Of Chester county,
has purchased the resideooe OF Atmore
Woodrow, with four acrel Of land, nd.
Joining Newark, for s., 400.
Tho Women's Indian Association met
yesterday afternoon at the house OF
Thomas Worrell, No. 8t1 Washington
street.
Charles Moore, William Bright and
Captain Lackey, OF the Board OF Pilot
met yesterday at the
Clayton House.
The Boys File and Drum Corps of
Smyth Poit, @. A. r., win have their
new uniforms le'ors Memorial Day, at
q cost Of sbout $3.50.
DIR. Il. R. Wilson, OF the Unitarian
Church, will pre- soh a sermon merit Sun. |
day morning TO the Order OF Hepta-
Sophs.
Buy your carpets from 8. Speakman,
No. SIG MsTkei stree, .(MSsonic Tenn.
p,e). His priosH R'e IeNonAble and |
tsEms aooommoc ating.
r. R,v, Bishop Curtis confirmed
class Of 75 psrsons at St. Peters Il O.
Church, In New CASTLE, on Sunday
evening.
The Republicans of the Eighth ward
will bold meeting In Institute Hall to.
morrow evening ~ 30 o'clock. A full
is requested.
Mr.. William Kyne did not get those
iccv voteb t. one received by Mr.. jesse
Baylis at the scio1l election On eAtur
day afternoon last.
IaielligeKt men from many OF the
heat houses IN our oity EAy the RSilroAd
Aad Merchsnts' Csfs, as No. 1l0 Freno oh
staeet, is ssti'fscsory place to dino.
Eureka Conclavs, No. s, Heptasophs,
or Seven Wise Men, will give y moon
light excursion on the new steamer City
Of Chester on Monday, June l8.
Adam Forerauah, the Ehowmau, is
as q paste diamond compared TO the vet
eran Snowman, MIR. Z. 4. Barnum, and
his sio@ ID Ike the mA1.
6t Johns Fair will open tc-norrow
ayenirS in the basement Of st. Johns
Church, al HoOkessin. All are invited /
70 attend.
The Republicans Of the Seventh ward
will hold a meeting this evenira al
room No. /, Institute Building, NJ s
o'clock All Repabiic1ns are i1vi!.d
10 attend.
Mr.. 8. N. Tramp felidlng IN the Ele7.
enth Ward, has ta1 erected . pail fe &C
In front Of his residence on eeventh
avenue, maxi 6 dec DID improvement.
Ia the up searaoce of lis yard.
The Republicans Of ths Ninth ward
will meet at the Old Academy 10 night
to nominate candidate for City Oouu'
Gil and selec. delegate to the StAts
Convention.
Decorated chamber sets, 10 pieces,
with the alop jar, 50 50; antique shape;
decorated on best quality pure white
ware. Same sets, without jar, 81 45. l.
Lewis Row, 4l3 King street.
The Ca.holiol Of this city have IA made
arrange neBts for On excursion to Rey-
bold on the 30th instant, the proceeds to
be applied to the boys orphan asylum
to bs established near ihRt place.
Tho Christian Endeaycr Society OF
the Church Of Tt Covenant, ,Eecond aud
Washington stIests, will give a mis-
sionary entertainment this evening st |
7,S0 AL are invited. SeAio free.
Persons desiring to become members
OF the Builders Exchange OF this city |
should gend In their names to Hairy A. |
Miller. of the nrm OF Miller & Jenkins,
No. GIG 9hipley street, before Wednes
day noon.
Rev. W. Fl. Hutchins, Of the Whining.
ton NJ. Z, Conference. who has been
tran sierred 10 New Hampshire, left on
Friday last, to take charge OF the M. Z.
Church at FELTON,, N. III.
A certain man In q public business
not many squares from Market street,
had better take waning aud ksep all
iyoung & rls out Of his private oflioe. he
Is teisg watchei.
Rsy. Julius Dodd, OF HockeBsin, has
gone to New York, to attend the ses-
slons OF the General Conference, leaving
Rsv. W. II. Hendrickson to all his pul.
pit on next Sunday morning and even
Ing.
Rsv. Charles A.Grice, OF Brandy wine
M. Il. Church, went 10 New York to
day, to Attand the General Conference,
leaving Rev. A. T. Scott TO preach next
Sunday morning, and Rev. Albert
Thatcher in the evening.
Henry DRvlE, Mrs. A. M. Beatty,
Jacob Bates, O. a. Combs, Henry Man.
love and Mr.. and Mrs. William Hol-
land will attend the Supreme Council,
United Friends Of America, which
msets at Trenton, N. j., on the 18th Of
Hume.
Caroline H., wife of T. ]. Stevenson,
Is prominent merchent OF Dover, died
on Sunday morning, aged 81 yeara.