Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
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Dots.
Try Taylor's Dime Express, 2io Mar
KIT. Phila.
All kinds OF cakes at weyl's, No. Z
Kast seeond street.
Ladies' gold watches. Millard r. Davis,
Hast Second street
Bush French street wharf, 10 the
place 10 buy YOUR coal
Meals at all hours at the Delaware
House. No. 5IS Market street.
The choicest brands of wine, liquor and
cigars at the Delaware House.
American Duchess SC. cigar. Dealers
supplied No. 8 East Second street.
Board by the day or week at the Della
ware House. No. 5ls Market street.
Have you heaters cleaned and repaired
by McFerren & Co, 9th and King sts.
The best tintyps made in the city is ut
Cnmmings' gallery, 800 Market street.
Watches and Jeweiry neatly and
promptly repaired vt Davis, No. o East
Second street.
60 70 P,uukett's. 100 West Front ct.
and buy q bag Of BleDton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
Cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs and all
Os
Taylor 4 Fullerton, SO2 King st.eet.
roofing, gu'tering ard spoutiug;
o.d roofs repaired aud paiuted. Estimates
furnished. A. Chambers, No. 90 King
street.
A meeting of the w. c. I. U. OF Kent
/ county will be Id ut the residence OF
Mrs. Charles Alloway, at Dover, GU
Thursday evening next, October 3.
AT the Municipal Court this morn ng
Patrick Mooney was iiutd 50 and costs
for drunkenness, aud Joseph Thompson
was hned 81 and costs ior tie same OF
tense.
We are selling Postuendo &c. Hand
made Cuban, clear long HAVANA .ll ed
cigars TO the consumer for 50. 80 per hun
dred. Chapman, 7th aud Orange ard 5
East Third.
y. Is. Norman, Sr., for several years
principal light keeper at the Breakwater,
has resigned. fobtrt w. Soumuns, as.
sistant keeper, has been app 1lnted to
succeed him.
Boys, we arc open for battle; we will
met all prices in tobacco, or cigars, OF
snuff, &C., aud go zen" better. Chap.
man, the Boss. Seventh and Orange and
5 East Third
meeting OF the subscribers In the
Catholic Hall Company will be held on
Thursday eve -ipg 10 the rooms OF the
Shields Library Company for the pur.
pose Of tlecting eleven directors.
j. Harry Showa'ter, No. GOT Adam.
1 street, sprained one OF his ankles so bal 4
while working at the shops OF the p, W
/ u b. ll,ilrcad Company on Friday as tC
place him On the invalid list for lew
, days.
Eighty fvo full members were received
into scOtt NJ. Il. Church, by Rev. Vaughn
5. Collins, pastor, yesterday morning. AT
The CONCLUSION of tie services the mem
bers OF the congregation were cxceedingl,
happy socially.
: Captain James Conweil has contracted
/. With &. {. Davidson, of Milton. for Ill,
const uciion OF schooner OF tile follow
ing dimensions: Length OF keel, IA
feet breadth of beam, 81 {, ct, all dept
! OF hold, 10 feet 2 inches, with tonnage o.
$50.
Rachel Spencer was brought before
Magistrate Smith on Saturday evening OF
achar4e hy Laura Booth for slanderou.
and malicious talk. The magistrate
tindibg that Rachel was more slnne(
against than SHINING, held Laura, he
complainant, in 500 to keep the peace.
I A coal cart belonging to the Co-opera
tive Coal Company was being backed u,
: TO the curb on Market street on Saturda,
4 aittrno II, when a street car ran into It
iolng tome slight damage which th
a fares irom quite a number Of passenger
VIII be required to repair.
= Walter Joseph Is removing his paint
: Ing materi Ia from Fourth end jefferson
streets to tho building No. COS West SEC
ond street, formerly occupied by Dayl,
Ii. Coyle, where lie Will be happy /
receive orders ircm all OF bic old custom
ers an II host oil new ones.
2 Valentine Banerer, who was caught il
n NY wheel in the Delaware Iron Work
at New Castle last Friday morning an
whiried around come thirty or fort
times, hos been sent to a Phtladelphi
+. hospital ior treatment. No bones wer,
e broken, but he was terribly shaken u
/ aud injured Internally.