Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Dots.
Try Taylor's Dime Express, $40 Mar
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Try Taylor's Dime Express, 21o Mar
ket. Phils.
Ladies' gold watches, MillArd F. Davis,
9 kast second street.
Bush's, French street wharf is the
place to buy your coal.
Be sure OF No. Sl5 when you wani
photographs at Beecher's.
John II. Cleaves is about removing
from the vicinity Of Chr,stiana TO our
city.
Watches and jewe,ry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. 9 East
Second street.
Two speeders and tenders can find EN-
pho, ment at the Brandy wine cotton mills,
Kidd c's banks.
Go To Piunkett's, 1906 West Front st.
and buy bag of BleDton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
The hest thing In this town 10 a crayon
portrait ma e by Cummings, the photog-
rarher, 302 Market street
Everybody chews Consort ttbacco but
those that are late, anil they will in few
minutes Ask your dealer for it.
A. L. DeSormandie, the jeweler, SOB
shipley street. Cheapest reliable store
In the city tor watches, jewslry, chains,
ETC.
Hyatt's Military Band will render ex
cellcnt music, as usual, at their conc, ri
in the Eighth Street Park, this evening
at y O'Clock.
For photographs 60 to Holland. lie
makes the finest photographs In the city,
At the very lowest priceA Gallery, 3O7
Market street.
All kinds of vegetables. fruit, produce
butter and eggs can be had at Welsh &
Co.'S new store, Eleventh and Adams
streets. Fresh and talt meats a speciality
A party consistinx of s. H. Baynard, C.
Doug gliten, ID. Lindsty, j. ii. Mahsifey
and some fifteen or more well known ge n.
tleIncn lett at o'clock, on tie steam tug
Taurus, for days fishing down the river.
Miss Annie Draper entertained q num-
btr of her friends at her residence IN
Newark last evening. About iifty persons
from this city were In attenda: ce. They
returned on the midnight train.
The Christian Society OF Central Pres.
byter an Church will give a moonlight
excursion on the steamer Henry A HabeI
on Friday evening.
Yesterday morning Officer Evans sho
a mad dog at Eighth and Wilson streets
aud Officer Hershock another near Lam
caster avenue and Union street.
Rev. Jacob Todd, D. D., and Mrs
Todd, accompanied by Baltimore iriend
will 20 to D'gby, Nova Scotia, OH Jul,
rs for five weeks sojourn.
Mrs. w. 8. Moore and Mrs. L. J
DEMO will leave tomorrow for a tw,
weeks visit TO friends In iorklyn, Pa.
Thomas Green will sail from New Yofl
en- the City OF Paris tomorrow mormin!
for an extended European trip. He vii
return in September.
B lhany Baptist Church will live al
excursion on the steamer Wilmington /,
/ Augustine Pier this evening. The boa
: VIII leave Fourth street wharf at o'ciuc
and a stop OF one hour will be made q
+ Augustine Pier.
The funeral of Mr.. Quinby Walker
which took place on Monday from tn
residence OF his sister Louisa NJ. Walker
, in Mil Greek Hundred, was largely al
tended by relatives and friends. Til
iuterment was made III Ned Clay Cree
cemetery. The sery Ces we're solemn an
impressive.
j. Marion Emerson, editor of the Nat
gatuck Sentinel, Of ADsonia, Conneciicu
! stopped Tor few hours in our city Til
a morning, on his return from visit to h
. relatives in Maryland. Mr.. Emerson
, an enthusiastic Republican, and pul
, ltthes alive newspaper that must cuntf
butte 10 revolutionize his adopted Sta
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