Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
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Try Taylor's Dime Express, $40 Mar
KIT. Phila
All kinda Of cskes at weyi's, No. .
East eecond street
Ladies' gold watches. Millard F. Davis,
last Second street.
Bush's, French street wharf d the
place to buy your coal.
The finest tintypes in tho city at Hol-
and'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. 5l3 Market street.
II you want to get good peaches and
fruit OF ell kinds SO to smeltz & Co., IS
z. Fourth etrset.
Taylor g. Fullerton's Pile Ointment.
Sure cure. 70 cents per box. Try oae.
Taylor & Fullerton.
Miss Carrie z. Wier, niece OF W. L.
Wier, Esl., OF Christisua, 10 visiting
friends At No. sos Bennett street.
60 to plunkett's, 1os West Front at
aud buy bag Of Blepton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
w. G. Martin, No. log West Third
street, ole re Tor sale number Of second.
hand carts.
Fist & Anmon offer Q valuable lot at
private sale.
An experienced milliner may fud EN-.
pioyrnent at No. 622 West Ninth street.
James A. Anderson offers for sale sev-
eral valuable lots at the corner Of Second
and Scott streets.
Harlan Cause offers for rent q house
No. 1ll6 Walnut street.
Geo. Bennett said the rain storm at
brandywine Springs last night was very
heavy and washed away d. q d.
bridge and numbsr Of ut-buildings.
Temple Lodge, No. III, Order OF
Ionti, will celebrate their second ami
versary in their hall. No. 81 Market
street, on Wednesday evening at 7.3O
o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by
the supreme officers.
For photographs 60 to Holland. He
makss the Dfest photographs Ia tho city
the very lowest prices. Gallery, SO7
| Market street.
George Baunann, whose father keeps
the renneylvants House, will leave this
city fDr New York tomorrow, In order to
take the steamer for Europe. He will be
absent several weeks.
George S,ott, Jr.. of Philadelphia, and
Judge William Buffers daughter, Miss
Ellen, are to Ioin hands and hcarts next
month, October "a.
William ]. Pratt has been appointed
postmaster at PocopsoD. Chester county,
at salary ef nearly 81 $50 year.
For tin roofing, Ruttering, spoutjnp and
painting and repairing thu roofs; and
cleaning and repairing heaters, call on
or address, Thos. T. starr, No. sos East
Tenth street.
We are selling Postuendo &c. Hand
made Cuoan, clear long HAVANA. .nl'ed
cigars 10 the consumer for s.. so per hun
drrd. Chapman, 7th aud Orange ard s
East Third.
5. N. 5meltz & Co., No. 13 Eas, Fourth
street, have just received two carloads of
tho huest watermelons ever brought to
thls city, and they are selling like hot
! cAkse. Call andsee them
Prof. johnson, Campbell and Sweepy's
dancing school will be open th!s evening
al the WcccAcoe House. All the gentle.
men scholars are requested to attend.
Prof RossIteT and Pierson bad the
largest number of pupils ever known
- 'oot efeninss IL kept tue pro-
feseors buey giving Instructions. See adv.
Rev. R. 8. Accos OF this county
presehed in the Union A. N. e. Church
at west Chester. Pa +, on Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Tho furniture OF the late Robert Glib
son will be sold at pubic sale Iext Fri.
day afternoon at No. col South jackson
street.
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State Treasurer Herbert gives notice
that the school fund has been appcr-
toned aud p aced to the credit of each
district for New Castle county in the
Farmers Bank at New Castle.
The cittzeus Of Coaiesville, Pa. are
about organizing Board OF Trade, with
tile hope OF advancing the Interests OIL
the town.
The Delaware Field Club held meet
Ing last night In the Office OF Heald 4
Co., and examined Architect Rice's plan
for the new one and half story build
ing to be erected on the grounds. but a.
yet no plan has been adopted.
Rev. Iacharlsh Walker is reported n
have preached strong sermon on 18th,
Coming Together Of the Dry Bones" IL
the ball at Fourth and French on Sunda,
evening. He will preach at 1880 a. IN
anu i.fo p. III. next sunday. The selti
are Tree and all persons are cordially In
vited.
stallcup sewer, Fourth street below
Poplar, IA partially stopped up amt T
Chalkley Hatton, assistant engineer o
the surveying department aud two work
men went through 1t yesterday. AS th,
sewer is ouly four and half feet II
diameter the undertaking was no pleasan
job.
Ex-Deputy Judge Lyman has In hi
possession pamphlet copy of the laws o
the government OF New Castle, Kent au,
Sussex upon the Delaware, printed b
James Webb OF this city in 1868. Tn
pamp is in o fair state OF preservatlo
and 1t contains eighty-ore pages. Tn
laws are certified to by Thomas McKea
and Caesar Rodney.
Knec Cap Broken.
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