Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
Dote,

Try Taylor's Dime Express, $40 Mar
KIT. Phila-
All kinds Of cakes at weyl's, No. q
East Second street.
Ladies' gold watches. MillArd F. Davis
East second street. 81
Bush French street wharf ID the
place to buy your coal
The finest tintypes In the city at Hol-
and's. S07 Market street.
The choicest brands of wine, liquor and
cigars at the Delaware House
Just received 500, pounds walnut ker
nels at Ferguson's, II K. End st.
Board by the day or week at the Dela-
ware House. No. 51S Market street.
The best tintype made in the city is at
Cnmmings' gallery, 500 Market street.
lsJohn Bernharlt has resigned the posi-
on OF corneiist in Hyatt's Military Band.
Watches and jewelry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. East
Second street.
Dyspepsia Mixture; never falls to cure;
try bottle, 80 cents at Taylor Fuller
tons, 3O2 King street.
Go TO P!uukett's, l03 West Front ct.
and buy bag OF Biepton Flour, and
m AXE your wife happy.
For photographs 20 To Holland. He
makes the finest photographs In the city
at the very lowest prices. Gallery, 3U7
Market street.
| Proposals will he received for polics
clothing and IS winter helmets, by orirr
tee, up to 25th iust.
A. II. Stout and Cecil Mahonoy took
part in shooting contest at Consho-
ho ken, Pa, Oh Saturday.
Eighth street railway have the tracks
lad To Broome street, aud by the last OF
this week they hope to have IL down
Union street nearly to the terminus.
The farmers are busily engaged in cut.
ting their corn, and also In blowing and
preparing the ground for another crop ol
wheat.
The tro'ting races wi he n leading
feature At the State Fair next week.
No,withstandin. the unpropitious con-
dition OF the weather last week. the fsii
at Reading, Pa, paid something over th,
expenses incurred, including the list o
prem ums.
Strange, but 1t Is nevertheless the fact
that every time the Warren Athleti,
Club have any sports 1t Is sure TO rain
Saturday last was no exception to tht
, rule.
! Miss Carrie Lieberman will I've rarrle,
. tn afternoon At 5 o'clock TO Mr.. Meyer
A OF Philsdelphia, In that city. Nuiuerou
v WilmingtoniaEsw will atteud the ceremo
. nies.
}. "a. r. Coyle and his son J. Linto
i Cuylc, have been visiting friends I
n Philadelphia. II was Lintop's first visi
u to "ihe city," consequently he wa
much pleased with his trip.
Master Bert PISS and L. Lapc wi
leave this city some DAY tsis week 10
IA Brandywine Springs.
II J. Paul Brown proposes to have
7, metallittfic cement pavement in front
1t his place OF business, No. 6l7 Mark
W street.
u Harmony Council, No. l, U. F. OF A
ie Will pay a fratenal visit to Liberty Cou
x Gil oi Germantown, Pa, on Thursdi
u evening.
" u. W. Partridge, an experienced al
y, letic instructor, now in Canada, has be
70 . selected rs instructor of gymnastics
a. the Y. Nj. c. A. OF this City.
e. Maggie Podolski, n 2-year-old chi
he living at No. 3l5 East Seeond street, "
re run over by an ice cart at Second q
at Walnut streets, on Saturday evenil
ed aud had the sonss of her right anl
crushed.
Ills We are selling Postuendo &c. Hal
Dse made Cuban. clear long Havana Ill
At cigars TO the consumer for $3.50 per hi
the dred. Chapman, 7th and Orange at
TO East Third.
,ht Boys, We are open for battle; we '
YER meet all prices in tobacco, or cigars,
ing snud, Sc, and go 'em" better. Ch
nut man, tho Boss, Seventh and Orange
leir East Third