Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
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As YOU STROLL AROUND stop and see
the live man at lis East 4th street.
Home made bread at weyl's, No. 7
Esst Second street.
Harness repaired promptly OF Perkins 10l
W. Eighth street.
| The American Duchess and Bundle
Bee are two leaders at No. K. and al.
II you want a good barrel OF Jersey
sweet potatoes put up for the wiuter, 20
to Smeltz u Co.. No. Is Z. Fourth 81.
Thorp, the merchant tailor, at No. 6l3IS
Market street, will make you suit TO 1T
for little money. Try him.
J. w. II. Redmile has accepted the
position OF day clerk at the Clayton
House, vice VIM. A. Kelley resigned.
Calvin b. Rhoads has been selected ne
director of Hyatt's Mildary Band.
Robert P. Faust and Miss Laura Win
dish will be married on November IA.
Willard Cox left last evening for
w ashinRton, where be has accepted q
position In a railroad office.
Mlss Mamie McCaulley, who has been
visiting friends here, returned to her
home at Brooklyn, N. Y, yesterday,
q. & ]. Pyle & Co, offer for sale lot
of plastering hair At Sixth and Monro Q
streets.
The Republicans OF the Sixth ward are
requested to meet at the headquarters,
Seventh and Market streets, tomorrow
evening.
Anthony Reybold. IT,, will leave to-
day for Washington TO accepta position
In the ordnance division oil the Navy De-
partment.
A. J. Woodmsn has been elected vice
president and member OF the board OF
management of the National Society of
the Sons OF the Revolution fer Delaware.
Come down town and see the great
tGreairs In ladies' and cbiliren's coats
at the Philadelphia ladies' suit and cloak
store. 12l Market street.
Tin-rooanG. gutterlng and spouting
old roofs repaired and painted. Esti
mates furnished. A. Chambers, No. 222
King street.
John P. Jester offers reward of So for
the return OF his pocketbook to No. 100
Maryland avenue, which he lost this
morning near the corner OF Front aud
Market streets.
The shepherd dog advertised in the
REPUBLICAN last Friday may be found
at the residence of Isaac N. Grub, near
Hsrvcy's Station, Brandywine Hundred.
A young lady offers reward for the
return Of gold watch and chain to No
S22 West Second street, which wire lost
on Sunday morning.
We deal In all kinds of fruits and pro
duce, such as apples, oranges, lemons
grapes, plums, potatoes, corn, egg plants
and cabbage. If you want bargains call
at IL Il. Fourth street. Smeltz q Co.
Most everybody chews Red Light TO-
bacco, but two or three, and they will in
few minutes; sold by all dealers. CHAR.
MAN, role agent, Seventh and Orange |
streets, and East Third street.
stephen G. Teldin and wife, who reside |
In Reading, Pa, are visiting relatives
and friends in this city, Brandywine
hundred and Chester county. They made
their trip In their own conveyance, and |
they are not at the beck |
and call OF railroad conductors and bag
gage masters.
The relatives of the departed are being
favored with a p9fiod OF propitious
weather for the erection OF grave stones
and monuments, which it Is well to take
advantage Of For terms that cannot be
underbld, for new designs aud special
designs to order aud for skilled work |
manship, we cannot name more sat. |
isiactofy man than Mr.. John l.. Malone,
corner OF Jefferson sire ct AID Delaware
avenue. Mr. Malone Is good security
and his word reliable, while be guaran-
tees satisfaction. lie furnishes everything
In timely finished marble and stone in
building aud for monuments.