Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
Dots.
"Crtston" Is on Electric railway.
Dutter taffy nj EarDusnnts II H. 0


/ Bush's, French street wharf, is the
! place TO buy your coal.
/ Tatnall Bros. reclean all their oats.
Send your next order to them.
Mrs. Kate Connery. of Philadelphia, is
visiting friends in this city.
Prairie hay, 10 cents per 100 lbs. Tat
nall Bros, 10i Maryland avenue.
Colonel George w. Marshall looks well
In blue clothes and brass buttons.
! Balance of ice coolers aud fre'zers ut
reduced prices; also tinware at No. 222
King street. ..-" "-.-
Watches and jcwelry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. 8 East
Second street.
Thu roofing, spcuaug, old roofs re-
paired and painted. A. Chambers, No.
~ King street.
| Colonel Layton, although a married
M II, is Gu! a gallant among the iair
sex.
{ Go to Plunkett's, 1o8 West Front st.
and buy bag OF Blenton Flour, aud
make your vile happy.
Corporal Thomas Coward o: Troop B
makes good 10 king soldier ana is quite
la urlte with the ladies'.
The fund for the relief OF the families
OF the men lost on tbs pilot boat Enocl
Hurley now amounts to t5,CG7.to.
Tor the finest cabinet pho ographs at
the very lowest prices try Cummings, the
photographer, 302 Market streer.
Miss Nellie Wingate aud Mra. Mamie
Murphy visited Camp Phil. Sheridan yes
terday .4and took ia the sighls OF the
camp.
Don't p1y big prices, when you can get
bargains by going ~ Smeltz ~ Co,
who'll sale and retail commission house,
No. Is +. 4th street.
The knigh OF st. LAWYER n Catho-
lie benevolent society of this city gave a
picnic at tho Brandywine Springs yester-
day. 1t was very largely attended.
Harry Gilmore and Pete Worth were
at the Springs last night taking I'm the
sights and riding on the merry go round.
They had good time.
Willard Cox, OF Troop B, told hun
cry FREUD who visited him last evening
that II he had come a few minutes earlier
he would h ave given him "A Sandwich. "
Ashury Cross, who hits the big drum
in llyatts Military Band, was not feeling
very well asst evening
Doc" Green visited camp again yes
tcrday. He says he is sorry tais is the
, last day OF camp.
Frank Lang, of Company c, is greatly
improved In health siuce the ccmmt nee
mtnt OF the enranpment.
, The cement pavement surrroundinl
the z w. Il b. depot is being ratchet
by workmen from Philadelphia. 1t is Dr.
:, FilDert's patent.
5 Rev. Thomas Draper, colored, ls re
20. ted to have left his charge at Deia'
9 ware Cty, rather suddenly, and variou!
. parties are now Mourning over number
OF unpaid oils.
Mr.. Fougeray separated two young
telegraph runners who were fighting thi
r. mo ming at Thir and Market streets
u The mill drew quite crowd and the
little blue coated swifthess wanted Il
HEX his large adversary.
Mes.rs, z. A. Lippiucott Il Co., d1y
:, goods merchants, Ne. 3l2 Market street
:, are the first in that trade in oar city Il
= put iu an electric motor to drive ians, II
% or 'er TO secure free circulation of nj
4 and reduce the temperature in the estah
- lishment,
Is The bicycle race at the Wafrer Att
letic Clubs games on Saturday next d
n Hazel Dell Park will he Interesting, q
l. Melrihe@, Lotiaud, Gregg, and posslbl
Mcdaniel, will struggle Tor the suprt
macy.
MI James Morrow and wife, who lei
% here on May End on one of Raymond
~ excursions Though Oregon and Alaskg
> arrived home on Saturday lasi. after b,
at Ing away Tor some 50 days. Mr.. Moro
-, Is looking well and hearty for man
A his Years.
X. Lucky George Quinn, who met with tn
Nv accldeut white on Il visit to New Yorl
In hy lis h1rsc failing on him, mad insure
an his lie for thrco days, paving as cent,
OF lie received Sl5 week al Ito Time
was under the doctors care 1t was
pretty good Investment Tor the mont
spent.
50 The man who has teen creating sue
nj furore by selling liquor on all island nei
y Camp Sheridan, was en-, aged in Il
y. same occupation yesterday. Tho neig
n bors are very Indignant ut the au hol
ch ties IN not prosecuting the man.
lie Guap, the pitcher of the Beyard Legit
en base ball club Lad Ills hand hut fro
batted bail, Monday aiteroon v
hofc he Will ba able to pitch Frid
Afternoon, when the BayaIu club "
ST play the Tioga Juniors.
ut Inc N aldIOtluD AFTER THIS season, IL
w. said, will be a thing OF the past, as /
car Uwntrs of 1t have decided u erect
his dwelling house on the site. 1t has b
tic pay ing Prot. Webster we'll this srast
his but the professor VIII take the SUNNI
the ms nths to recuperale in hereafter
I. The following is from the Chcs
Evening News John r. Gsrtside a
Robert Singleton were Weakened ca
NIX this morning and boarded the Us tr.
zee, for New York. Al this writing they
ath on the water, bound Tor Europe
in- Singleton WAS given gold headed ca
~, Monday night ty mtAbeis OF Leipefgi
lic Lodge, /. o. .. Il.
lse, Coming home from camp last even
his on The 1880 train s, veral young fellt
were having u jolly good time ans
themselves pulling and hauling
another around, when by some nischa
10y IA young fellow seated In front OF Ia
1 was struck, when he got up aud wan
-eet 10 ii 4ht. Friends iuterfercd and the b
nd were quicted without coming to blows
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