Daily Republican., 1890-04-28
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ware House No. SIS Market street,
Ths choicest brands Of wine, liquor and
eiesSs ct The Delaware Heuse
Lunch every night at the Delaware
House, No 6lS Market street,
The best t:ntype made in the citys .
Cumming gallery. 500 Market street.
Bush French street wharf, u the
place TO buy your coal
Don't forget to call on Q. A. Therp ct
s2S Market street. when In want of
nobby spring suit.
Call aud examine Thorp's stock Of
Roods when 10 want OF . new spring cult
ct 1913 Market street.
50.Oc0, 900, 0OO, 600 pieces Of wall paper
to be sold before July LIST, from the low
est to the best grades; also large stock
Of window shades from 10c. apiece up at
g. w. Evans Il Co.'S, 800 West Second
street.
Fifty clocks to be given away to-day
| with cigars at eevesth Aud Orange
stroets and No. o East Third street.
CHAPMAN, Son h Co.
Mr. VIM. Caldwell 10 doing fine
business. He la. started . -four aud
feed store at 18th and Lombard streets,
aud by push and perseverance aud ad-
vertising he has succeeded, an example
To others.
Geo. j. Chandler, of Centreville,
wishes to employ . good carriage pain
ter.
Mrs. Frank Trips was taken suddenly
i'll at Calvary Church last evening. She
was removed to the house of James u.
Carter. No. Cos Jefferson street, where
medical aid was Afforded, after which
she was taken to her home on Maryland
avenue.
One of the wheels of the patrol wagon
gave way yesterday, but 1t was soon re-
paired and was In service this morning
J. J. White. OF this city, has Just com
pleted handsome carriage for James
4. Cooper, proprietor Of Forepaugh's
circus
Gilbert Robinson, former cashier OF
the Farmers Bank of this city, Is ar.
ranging Tor a visit to California.
The choir of the First NJ. p. Church,
Seventh and Walnut streets, will give q
musicale and literary entertainment in
the church on Friday evening, May O.
commencing at o'clock. 1t promises |
10 be q rich and rare musical treat.
Joe Christy, the pedestrian. has made
an agreement to engage In . walking
match at Trenton, N. j., aud Is prepar.
ing to make bis competitors 60 on the
double quick"
Capt Todd, of San Francisco, who re.
Gently VISITED Mexico, reports that
Henry 7. Web, con of the late WIN.
Wehb, general superintendent of one of
the railroads, ranks among the first men
in that city.
Patrick O'TlarA of No. 610 West Sec
ond street, who disappeared from his
home recently, has returned home and is
at work. He went to PhllsdeiphIa TO
secure work, but failed and returned.
e. B. Rhoads has charge of concert
TO be gwen in the Optra House by the
pupils OF the Academy OF Visitation on
May -. Miss Mary Conner will sing
the infiammatus Of Rossin!, assisted by
sixty five voices.
No extravagant prices are charged for
preparing prescrip ions at Fifth and
Poplar streets, and no one but competent
persons compound them. Edgar b. Fell,
era 'uate In pharmacy, Hsrtmau's cd
stand, Fiith and Poplar streets.
A nusic,l association of colored sing
ers has been organized, with W. II. Y.
wright as director. Au entertainment
will be given iu Odd Fellows iinll on
May %, aud among the CHI .ruses to be
rendered is the Halielujah chorus.
Inere is perhaps no druggist who 10
more careful that the N edicincs he sells
or ditpenses are fresh, OF full strength
and carefully made, than E. B. Fell, 9th
and Poplar SITS. Mr.. Fell Is q graduate
Of the Phila. College of Pharmacy, and
has spent II yesrs perfec.ing himself IN
a theoretical and practical knowledge OF
The business. Haiiman's Old stand, 9TH
and Poplar SITS. No boys employed.
An original PENSION has been granted
% jesse Minncr, of Magnolia, and an
Increase Ia pension to Jonathan A. Tin
ial, OF Laurel.
Arrangements have been completed
Tor holding The convention of the State
Pharmaceutical Society In Eden Hall on
Thurtday and Friday.
The chancellor on Saturday POSTPONED
the rendering OF his opinion in the oase
OF Ford & Iyan, charged with emplying |
refuse into silvorbrook, until Monday, |
May ..
A war OF words epsus1 about LIS this |
afternoon, at the corner OF Filth and
Walnut streets, between young man
named Truman. and co ored driver of
CAL. They cursed each other most
bitterly, and for time It seemed blood |
might he spilled, but AS neither left their |
they Guild not reach each other.