Daily Republican., 1888-05-29
FOURTH EDITION
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at Willard II. Davis. . 10. 2lsk
Miss Loleta Kendall is Visiting Tloga
Pa with Miss Mary Davidson.
Hay was selling for SIG q ton in the
Fourth street hay market this morAing
A reward will he paid for the return
OF an Irish setter dog to No. 407 Market
stree.
Miss Pst.en, of Washington, D. O.,
is visiting Miss Pussy at No. 925 Mar.
ket street.
John W. Kersey, No. 1905 West Sec
ond street, is confined to his rcom by
sickness.
Judge 1. G. Grub hiss decided not To
attend the National Democratic Con-
vention at St. Louis.
Workmen were engaged yesterday
afternoon in making repairs on Fourth
street near the railroad.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Trustees OF the Poor will be held ut the
almshouse to- morrow.
The Bachelor Boat Club will have s
Igig and she'll race on the Christians
some time next month.
Z. W. Jester, of st. Georges, shipped
q kennel OF 16 dogs to the Washington
bench show, which opens to day.
Miss Gertrude B. Harlow's sohool
will give their oommenc ement en- erolsei
In tho Unitarian Church on Juue 8:h.
Tho Friends first day school, Fourth
and West streets, will give q picnic on
Saturday, June 9Th, to Birmingham
Park.
The Diamond State Iron Com papy
are making numerous repairs st the
IOld Ferry Mills, over Third street
bridge.
Strawb rrles were selling for 10 cents
or two quarts for 2e cents this morning,
and there were some delicious ones in
the market.
Members OF the G. A. R., can &c,
suited at Harry HaIt's, No. 3i6 Market
street, with the best OF blue suits In
time for the turnout TO. morrow.
The Rev. DR.. Lindsay, pastor Of the
First Prssby terisn Church. says there
is no truth In the published statement
that he has resigned his pastorship.
George Hogue was struck over the
eye while looking at q game of ball al
Ninth and Lombard streets, last even.
ing, with such force as to knock him
ldown.
The parties who had the ponies on the
lot At Ninth and Lombard streets, les,
week, folded their tents on Sunday and
left for other fields more lucrative than
our city.
An italian with his head cut came
into Mr.. j. M. Gr!ffsn's drug store, cor.
ner Fourth and Madison streets, yes.
terdsy, at IL o'clock, where 1t was
dressed by him.
The person who found two red flannel
shirts on the road from this city to the
Alnshouse, q few days ago, should
leave the same ut this office, 80 that the
owner, George White, may get them.
W. r. Causey, who 10 q delegate to
the Democratic National Oonven ton ct
". Louis, will start for that place ON
Thursday or Friday, and the other del.
egAtes will leave on Saturday evening.
Miss Frances Robertson and her sis.
tor, Miss Emma, formerly OF West
Chester, but now Of this city, are spend
Ing the st miner Al Ocean Grove, N. j.
They are stopping at the New England
House.
L. W. StidhAm g Son, auctloneers,
sold on Saturday last at public sale the
brick house at Ninth and Jefferson
streets, belonging to the estate of the
late Hannah 8 Walton, to Benjamin
Elliott, for $500.
Mrs. John c. Hazard, the mother In.
law OF DIR. P. W. Tomlinson, of this
city, died at her home, In Milton, Sus-
sex county, on Sunday afternoon. She
will be Inferred from St. Georges
Chapel Oh Thursday.
Mr.. Harry Parker, No. IL East Third
Etcee', has finished during the pSst
month six sets of hrass-mounted har
ness for HIS customers and several iint
I7cts oil rubber mounted harneLs. He
guarantees al his work.
In looking over en- old REPUBLICAN
kdRted August 18th, 1864, cur attention
WAS called to tho advertisement OF Lox
ley Il. Jacobs, State Treasurer, CffsrinG
lone million doilAr6' worth OF Sat,
bonds at public sale at the City Hall.
Mr.. Thomas Lewis, formerly OF Farri
"a Lewis. has bought and tstsd up tai
dwelling, at the northeast corner c
Tenth and Washington streets. MS a.
Ice cream saloon ana CONNECTION bazAnr
He will open the came on Saturda.
IeVening next.
The msmbers OF DUPONT Post, g. A
4
Bros, towards procuring the munn
Iment for the late Ell Crozler. Til
amount WAS paid to The treasurer. al,
footed up with the other contribution
without their names being mentioned.
The Measra. Garrett, photographer
at No, 720 Market street, who have bee
located nj this stand for number O
Iyears pact, and the oldest Inn In TIL
Hhuai naaR in the 6tatp huya daoidad .
lolose out their business, and are now Ell
: gagged In finishing up the orders o
Inland.
Tho remains OF Miss sallie ID. Ande
!, leon, who died in the women's hospit,
In Philadelphia on Friday, WEI
drought to New Castle on Saturday /
the steamer Reybold and taken to Il
house OF her brother-in.law, p. \
sherwood. This morning they We
taken to Middletown for interment.
A strawberry festival will be held
lsmith's Bridge on Tuesday and We
tuesday EVENING", the 9Th ard 9Th
Hume, for tie benefit of Birminsha
:, Union Sunday school. All friends
" the csuse are invlse1, as the you
ladies have determined to DO their bt
to make all visitors happy.
i, At tie regular meeting OF the Y.
8. 7. U. LAST evening, two base ball Gu
were formed. Ths frat was named :
~ John b. Cough BASE Ball Club; CAPITA
O. 1. Stenzle. The second the Geor
W. Balm BAss Ball Club, Z. Cole, ca
thin. 1t WAS decided that they shot
y play the first game of bail on Wstn
day afternoon at 1,30, on tue lot
Thirteenth and Market streets.