Daily Republican., 1889-09-16
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place to buy YOUR coal
The finest tintypes in the city at Hol-
aId's. S07 Market street
The choicest brands of wine, liquor and
c'gars at the Delaware House.
Board by the day or week at the Della
ware House. No. BIS Market street.
An addition is to be erected to the M.
y. Church at Harrington at cost Of
about $1,000.
II you want to get good peaches and
fruit of all kinds so to sneltz q Co., Is
Z. Fourth street.
Taylor g. Fullerton's Pile Ointment.
Sure cure. 25 cents per box. Try one.
Taylor & Fullerton.
Bishop Curtis said mass In st. Johns
Church yesterday afternoon and bless.d
The new parochlal school.
Go TO Plunkett's, 1oo West Front ct.
and buy bag Of Blenton Flour, and
make your wife happy.
q. F. Sweeney OF this city left yester-
day to attend the convention OF the Order
of Railroad Brakemen In New York.
Charles A. Bickta and w. r. Kurtz at
tended the annual meeting of the ANA
teur Athletic Union in New York on
Saturday.
The Rev. Charles +. Sweet, for the
past two years and half rector Of Sails.
bury parish, has accepted call To Chat
tAnooga, Tenn.
For photographs 20 to Holland. He
makes the iinest photographs in the city
At the very lowest prices. Gallery, s07
Market street.
WiIiov nrova Tl,h uraar tha ,,,onao.
mcnt of Capt. John r. Marr, is on a
cruise to Norfolk and points south on the
yacht Margaret
Rev. T. K. Terry Of Dover was given
very gratifying reception last Thursday
evt ming BY the members of his congrega-
ton on his return from his vacation
The special manifest Office In this city
for auditing perishable fruit shipments,
under the charge OF J. j. Whitaker, has
closed, the fruit season being practically
over.
Annibale Raybandi Massiglia has been
recognized by President Harrison as con-
sui OF Italy for Pennsylvania, Maryland
and Delaware, with residence In Phila.
delphia.
For tin roofing. euttering, spouting and
painting and repairing tin roofs; and
cleaning and repairing heaters, call on
or address, Thos. I. Starr, No. 5O3 East
Tenth street.
There VIII be rehearsal OF the chorus
OF the Y. p. Associ ition of st. Paul's NJ.
Z. Church, Thursday evening in the
church, at s O'Clock p. m.
The young men accused of robb.ng
George W. Kennedy after rescuing him
from drowning 10 the Brandywine race
were wrongly accused. Kennedy was
not robbed by anybody.
The talk at New Castle this morning
Is that Thomas Rodgers, accused OF kill
ing the Pole In The recent riot, is not the
| guilty party, but is accused in order to
shield the real murderer.
s. n, Smeltz & Co, No Is East Fourth
street, have just received two carloads oi
the finest watermelons ever brought Ia
this city, and they are selling like hot
cakse. Call andsee them
The steam yacht Electra, damaged iu
a collision with the sound steamer Provi.
deuce, will te sent to the shipyards OF the
Harlan aud HOllingsworlh Company
where she was built, for repairs.
William h. Neal, a brakeman on the
p. w. * %. railroad, living at No. s1s
Pine street, was slightly injured by be-
z crushed between two cars at thu
West Yard on Saturday morning.
Fred Dosovan has withdrawn from the
firm OF Donovan and Megowen, and thu
marble and granite works at the corner o
Tenth and Tatnall streets vii, be here
after continued by Leslie W. Megoweu.
A meeting OF the Sixth Ward Republi
can Committee will be held Tuesda,
evening at $ O'Clock at the headqar'ers
seventh and Market streets. All Repuh
!, licams OF the ward are invited to attend
NJ. Schwartz, upholsterer and cabinet
maker, has located 1t Third ard Tatna
streets. and is prepared TO do all bushes
In his line iu satisfactory manner, a
may be fecn by adv. in another column
Manager Joe Wheeler OF the Oper
House, has sold his trick mule 10 J Judp
Ball. who, II is believed, wants him es
lawn mower. The mule is accused I
being too demonstrative with his hin
leg a. times to those who annoy him.
r Prof. Dan Gallagher of bancroft
3 Banks, who has just closed q successf,
t season at Atlantic City as a danciu
| master, has accepted the position of al
: slstsnt teacher at the darcing school
the Odd Fellows Hall, Highlands.
The Faneiers' Journal devoted colum
+. to the dog show held at the Wilmlngtt
fair. 1t speaks ia the highest terms
the management of the show by Frau
R. Ca'swell, and also Of Mr.. Carswell
, exhibite of collies.
: William Moore, OF Magnolia, aged
i years, and Mrs. Anna Smith OF san
I place, sgel 60 years, were married {
: ! Tuesday evening OF last week at Barrat,
: Chapel, by Rev. w. l. Valiant. This
5 Mr.. Moore's fourth venture upon ii
: mai .imonial sea.
: Joseph Py'e and w. H. Moore of Ii
0 city, George Z. Temple of New Cast
r and McKendree DoWnham OF Geore
Z town have returned from BaltlmoI
d where they have been attending the a
!, nual session OF the Great Council OF Il
Men.
i Cards are ont announcing the marrIaI
5 of Miss Willie VI. Ruth, daughter of n
8 w. A. Ruth of Georgetown, and Dr.
t Frank Jones of Gumboro. The ceremoi
o will take place ut the residence of I
brides father at s. 50 o'clock a. m,
Wednesday, September 18th.
Members of Harmony Council. No
:. U. F. A., are requested to meet
y morrow (Tuesday. 18th, at = p. IN.
: their hall, Oil Market street; also mel
4 hers OF Laurel and Excelsior Counc
n are solicited to be present. Business
,. interest and Importance.
a w. b. REED, Rec. Sec
II James MeEelyey, e. r. James Jo
10 Mulbolland. Charles B. Monk and '
r. Fl. Alexander, delegates la attendance
J. the annual convention, Chapter GeneI
of America. Knights Of st, John a