Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, April 15, 1880, Image 3

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, April 15, 1880, Image 3',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84038114/1880-04-15/ed-1/seq-3.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84038114/1880-04-15/ed-1/seq-3.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84038114/1880-04-15/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84038114/1880-04-15/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

Daily Republican. [volume], April 15, 1880, Image 3
About Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890

Image provided by: University of Delaware Library, Newark, DE

Image: of 4.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (3.0 MB)

Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]), 15 April 1880. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn84038114/1880-04-15/ed-1/seq-3/>

Newspaper Page Text

Pv . T [H tabl*.
LiirwvU*; '•"l . vi.ll, 11W, l*>. 4.00,
Sunday, am MO.
7>"'l0. a. ».M
JjJtj* **•*•"•
lS, 'f.t8, »•»» p- "
..morion: 12.41, s.cs
,„,nXimitsd Kzpresa
£ ol Sunday, 12.
,
51,
1 . ••
1 t'S.tl.sW*. U °' 8,00
• H H . b .1 6 a. m.: 1 . 10 , 0 .S& r
Jfootik ^rfJatnorn K. K.: 8.20, ft.
No Sunday'rains.
K.K.: T. 16,10.80, a.in.
i
lUfflic^oo *
[•3,0;, t 3tl.p* ...
Lift's; re Weatcrt , v train*.
rn NtlSuriA * WILMlHflTOW,
.yjuvi At ,Q g rvi f 10 a. ju .
WHA 1 •' Itf *3 T«S
r» 'v ,' i iu. u.vj, *•» ' .1, - « '
'on SundV* •**•«>
A 0 !*V«,H.'O, 03 113 ?
■' a w L»
,°ep »■ uu Monday!! in, to.,
1.64, i'A a. Ol-' 1^03,12.37
15 ' (ja yundayz; 2.16 A m.;
Vi
jc/ttf b m
artle: 8.60, 9.12,11.50 ft. m.
i , 7 , No Sunday trains.
iuo.t.46
DoU
k Northern K. K; (At
>,a*x r ."V'tor/U.B.; 8.00 A in.
r . • v:ti'l»«7U» I.UZV'J VHItADOL
. . M *and WaBhlngtoo p.venus
H' 01 '' " " 45 a.m.: 1.30, W«, 4.00,
r' hso r . . 4 . On San
• ' » It'i4ioo, 8.46,11.50 p.m.
». 'vMtinilana rinrxnsttwx: <■•!>
: 12.26. 4.C#p. rr. l)n t un
10 »
lo
is
ice
(I HALE
ihALt,
-
' Fine Liuie,
- WORK.
UioIipIn Oa
UTABWS FOB UlOME
r : t,e fold low. Apply to
t 2 <
4-14-lw
JOHN
ii M 3 KVI.AND AVBhDK, «>V
she
to
As
piest
hb
(
led
It
"
the
extia
ming
axe
to do
did
name
week
1 SPLENDID Blf Id)lN >
„ „ L mwiae ft. be>. OUpla an. -Ibwub
I. wlext front, 176 loetdeep; rurbod
, frunt, amt trees sat out •
Uteauho view ol the Pelt ware
S the city. Terms very any and »•'>
'•'^"t'^VsTONP.
Market aud Water *14
tlsK.«
Vfi ID
r s\Lt \—a 12 HOKSE FlJWKi :
loilcr. Apply at 224 King if. 4 l it
[SALE.—A DtARBOBN IN GOOD
flericheap. ApplyL84 WalnutsLl4»at
WlL
SALE.—A FIRST-CLASS MI1.K
ati:xml fixtures: all n»w. For par
Kurc
4 14 4t
cfilje.
.A FIRST-CLASS M FOtn*
vivclit. Apply W. II. COBN
3 iV.8d8L, Wil., Del. 8-24-tl
[SAL
FOB ftihvr.
id NT -AT A VERY LOW TRICE
.itloa he made at once, tlie two
., •; Vir.Buren Pt. above 6lh ; hav
.rcli, largo liont and side yards; 11
A . k r„i ( id water: hrator in collar;
HARLAN GAT'SE,
Front and Tntna'l.
. ipplyto
IKi.Sr.-A FINECOUNTHY JtiSI
ii -I'l.iyuiont, vlth ample arounds;
I oi';v.riaiilty tor [Wties dcsirlnir to
the ^iimiior In tbo oountry ; rent lox
Her.- Jie nest.
hoped
1IEALDA CD.
Till aixi Market streets.
f
,. a.i/sjvtpi^'i./'irte/oocu:
J M. Frazer &. Go., a* law ami real
DR. H. GA KlthTl', I
_ ,A ' 9Stllplcylt * 1
RENT.-STABLE W»TH TWEI^VE I
' large yard, shedding ami oiflce, |
f t< d tiT lumbor ^ iiwl, at 16th
■ Apply to UEMtY DAKBY,
I 1 »i'j Shipley street. |
KKNT.—house laiy l'ATNAT.T I
*c: itafj anj modern to con vonienco>'. I
UiKS. EDMUND .ionKS,
I2 oj Wachlngton street,
Huijse no. 1008 WASH-1
th wilh bath an<l •"odernjknoh
* 1 609WaS N tM T . < treLt I
-think
0 :2 T :," BAsiEME NT OF tiTORE
tartar ii%? e in!a7r°o t of 8U!tftbla for
oto. W.BUSH, French *t. wharf.' I
p
-VbmbHni,,i ruo!f I*™ with
HU- r.i,ni»^"o k WM. r n n H St K
RBAMJILB, near l>el^l| a
' n _la-attf I
IH HBb STOUT BUIOK M'''
«f<l.ir;*lo "
/ Apply to D.T.lUWiaN<
1 „ * j '
irkn rff . t l 0 w.jM4-St j
iitM'-HM,.; KIHIV1 K)K B.u: I is
"<!',lu*ruu : ids 11 j,viar.. i v, (
i i.N'T.—AN H RDOMED HOUSE |
:26 Shl|j!ev st. Anuir to
C.ll.SI'FAKflUN,
y:'.» Market
rc i
i
! lor
Mr
>;<>., V1 M , to
' tween Unrri.un *„'■
i-lwi* i!)
["W.-THIIBE ^ tY BUIOK r
JIDiMAS JOHNSON I
*>".612 west Third Htrrot.
WAJSTEo. --1
*SKt AX h II
p 'l(th Hire,.:
CD - Apply
j
Ryp. --(Calico
- 1 ^bTv^m HOUSES l,e
; ix'l iettSf''tiSil? U|,on , UB an,)
f H AZTu'F P ,,a
— __ 3 rd and Stiiigey, [■ 8
if
'bh-A
s >i i Alloy
'■t II v A
' ^l«tre op D.'i :!a,lllo ' ltion » and L
or ttUareua "ULEKK," Urom
4-13-0t
,j ua«
•uarrled
:\n
■i m
A
iTt!)
_
'Wlfarodmil 1 - ! iN A SMALL
:vv so u , - "" 11 woUroaommendeiF
'Ti ll — 4-1(31- I
*«£;:? JlKLi able WOMAN
«n-r «tvur«i , ? >0 ' r " rkl
5„ # . 8 , • w country. Address Ke
4-II-tf*
iTt!)
a
old
s
_ |
•cwork in asomii
UlS|) Ij- a. j7,~Z--- -
: !ri ««'i'iellh:I 4 J ,ii - Y .-AN
>•;*Wrea
' 4 ' 4 .^""
. ivi,;,,..,. - —
fc**l»4iie htglin '-'TBIfDIshonlder
Market I
—r<V(j r. -—-
■*»*. 4iy w^a i *.("' /-FAHNI
• 1 . t, 414-at
AS ULEHK "
11 , 1 ;d.« 1 W/A%f | '' a 'eb
- lv -'feStore;5th liicnwajot*
-A < 77- * at '
t. Aph.vHn *,!,* 4 GENERAL
ij; iarkotBt.4-I28i
*7e' ,IIKI - T' J>. > nm
Htth ihjref.Ii
IUII AVHlUJi
Siirkot S W ApM| dellv-
- "• "• APPLETON.
b'b.
m
'""■Work
I'M).
" (M,t l'I.VU.
piNfj
Ss-aiass^ss
**»SR 35 B=r
4 lMw
"AN'I,
JISHOP
**,*'"*'• piemw" m- <,,affl e« 4#
* vwn itions win be
H
414-im
rum FLOWIU.
4.00,
MO.
».M
Ore ol the worker! of the world
Living tolled, and tolling died;
Hut oiliere worked and the work wentnn,
And wu> not changed when he wax gene.
A strong arm stricken, a wide sail furled:
And only ■ few men sighed.
One of the heroes el the world
bought to conquer, then loog.it to tail.
And foil down slain In lilt blood-ataincd
mail,
And ovot his form they fleet;
Ills ciuee was lost and his tanner iurleil.
And only a woman wept.
Ono of the singers among mankind
hang healing songs Irom on o'erwr u.iht
heart;
But oto mm listened the grass and wind
wasting tin reel unsung liko a wave;
And now ol hit fame that will ne'er depart
He has never heard in his grave.
!
up,
to
now,
pass
not
liat
his
and
to
"
lies
that
years
the
buyin
"
ton,
creet
seut
be
don't
Pelton
carry
a
hev
aud
is a
inaius.
s.cs
Kzpresa
12.
51,
8,00
.S& r
ft.
a.in.
Uc
ju . 1 ,ne ol ,h ® women who only love,
T«S Jx,vt '' 1 griovoland I :dod away.
- « ' All. mo ! mo these gone to ttie (led above,
w h«t m»reof oioh can l ray ?
113 ? Tlity human Ibwcrs that llowor and lull—
'I'lil# i» the syn K ood tho end ol thorn nil.
to.,
m.;
Fan tor v° ur Friend#.
li The fkulls of the
A c'^Dtist says
African nrgroea are doItol'ocepUalic,
prosnathotli, pih'hrinel
ami me scheme, wine the Adamcm are
hraobccphalic, microcepbalic. meSO^ra
tbuU 9 , rneKoi him* and msgaseiue." i^.it
the skull of a Tilden Democrat u png*
uaeioup, old crowmatio, flonrniashin
eoas, beuziueiverous, ciphtrallio and
pighead erne.
m.
lUeSOuepuftlic,
(At
in.
4.00,
<■•!>
un
Henry Ward Beecher it of tbe opin
ion that spring bonnets can do
lo church Humbert!, aud be is right, it
is not tun nearing of a spring bonnet,
tint tbe necessity of appearing in
winter's bonnet, that creates envy,mal
ice and all uuuharitabieuers.
liar
It is said that uo fonr-fuoted crpatnre
- an be lau^.htto perl rtu vocal ruunio.
Nousense! ills a matter of the com
monest oconrrcnoe to have the engage
ments of singers foor-feiled. And thou
there are the cats, loo.
When a woman wants to be pretty
she bangs ber hair,and when sbe wants
to be ugly Bbe bangs tbe door.—World.
As previously remarked, when sbe
wants to be severe she bangs her heiil
Francis Murphy says he is the hap
piest man in Philadelphia,aud no doubt
hb if; his house has been newiy fur
nisbed, aud there will be no spring
cleaning there until 1881.
Drifting Goose is a Nevada Indian.—
( Boston Post." It is because be is al
ys drifting that he is a Nevah dar
led 'w
It e jjeach crop of D elaware being
" tola By destroyed by tbe late frost,"
the rai. r0 *d people ought to lie getting
extia pi. toll trains ready for their com
ming bo*. ' u,, ss.
Gladstone
axe of Parliav ' wn ti R!1| t lie's the feller
to do it in a Li, 'era! manner.
There is one m
did not fear tho c&
name is Clark and L
week to Miss Cannon
>
:
WlL
will onoe more handle the
m in New York wiio
•inon'z month. His
> w as mart led la^..
'f that city.
up it is to be
t go down.
Now that beor is goin,
hoped that more water w».
numt,
tlit*se
ence
The I'aiblon.
Betcbfr Las bad «nm stbing eliaran. r
Utic to aiy about Fashicu, and aithongb
he classed it among "so <ua true things
f which ministers can't h '-Ik about," bo
''relieved" himself in , eermon on
real Sunday last in the fallow ; ng Be.'cher
I iaa'jtyle. The sernioa wa 1 oonsidera
* 1 ble of the theme of tho oo^ (ormity of
I Chrifftian to their snrrouuu logs, and
| COntail>d many of his char 'cteristio
undl^iunro c ve 4 (lYnNioaiiinn A» nn og the
views awa expressions. Amo 5
| most striRing was tins. Said ht :
I Til « r « *** «ome true things min
I cail, t talk at.6ut. If th u ro is a wo ra3s
or a mountain 5n your way you Jiavi
Igo around it; talking about it down .
^ 00 ^* ^ ie P re ^cher lias to go aronm. '
•"odernjknoh ol»at»oles in his way. Fashion Is
I on« of these. I am not snch a fool as .
-think that what I say will make any jj,
difference about your flowers and feath
ers W fashion lays wear them. 1 am I
I uo ^ . 80 E reen as that. If it were the a
fashion to walk with the heel on the pa
Ms toe many would Jimp aJong whh it.
A11 '1 >»'(ay about consumptioa uv
a ., °^" er eV1 ^ ^°**8 not prevent a form
I * waspifa J'arifiiau harlot gets up w
M''' f *! U, , 0a> ateurditlts* of fash
" ,n set at naught all reason. They go
from one thin* grotesque, to another ^
j ' ,,r:r ' ) protesijue, and almost never t |
fenl Fashion violates all
j 'aws foe tbe head, body and feet, and
I is barbario, grotesijne and ont oftaste.
( baveu't sai-l lliis IV
|
isters
to
'.0
the
the
• be
«».
that
vi!Id
y
he
hnr
yoor good, but
to relieve.!,,y.,eir. | Laughter.] Bo not
[conformed to the vainly of fashion, ft
i!) 'OF duty to mv it, but I am a voice
r Jil ,' g "* 'V
y,, , u 10:
I feathers fruiu your i»ou
have sa<d, if they \n
there. You are not n<
Ideriifsa. Now I don't
ke out the flowers and
•s for what I
a light to be
uired to wear
If you can afford auk. One may
l,e Wrt:I dresued aud be a Christian,
an,) iM d 'eased and not one. Under all
P ,,a must be hol 7 - and Christ
[■ 8 e. Tbe outside takes care of itself
if the inside ia right.
the
A
He
tbe
ised
and L 1
Urom the Richmond (Va.) State.
Shot for Hlngiuir Pinafore.
A few evenings ago, while two
r oan K "en Were visiting a lady frieud
|on Cburc.b Hill, one of them began to
I sing "b'arewuii my own, light of my
l*****' f»'ew«tl," * selection from Pina
na.mall.'
Ke
and
the
lie
Unicode fro... Ban..
«p, UI) . ,
The Hevue Industrielle states that great
a German manufactory is turning ont
over a ton a day of glucose made from tid
old rags. T,l e s e r » 8 s which are inst.,
oomposed of hard vegetable fibre, are full
vertB°il Wlth . 8 !? lp !' nr t 10 i " d ' <:ou ' ez
verts them into dextrine. The latter era
prodnot thus obtained undergoes a bed
washing with milk of lime, and is then the
stmnoir n le n, fl f eS1 BUp P ly " f 8old Vice
ll J an th . e f ®'"e'.when the mass ised
s at ouoe transformed and orystallizee ed
* ' *..
mittid
hardly
their
| JiJtj f farewell," ft Beiectioa from Fiua
lore. 11 m friend aroin from his seat
laud went iuto an adjdiuiug room, and
S(J0D returned with a small rifle in hie
- _ _
fcX.|l»tvds, and remarking In a jocular
n,8n "« r . " T **« P*»*»ly for singing Piu
.^"" afore is death to the oilemler," raised
^e weapon (unloaded as usual) to his
'-'TBIfDIshonlder and pulled the trigger. The
I P ll,c * ex P lod * ,i with a sharp crack, and
the Pinafore vocalist was heard to
claim,"I am shotl" This caused great
fconstention in the room. An examiic
" tr ° B Wft * au(1 il W«s discovered
tbat the y° n ''B m*n had a slight flesh
wound in his right leg just above the
Knee. But for the heavy side seam in
tUe gentleman's pants, whloh caused
the ball lo glanou, tbtt wound would
blve been serious and might have
sult «d in the loss of the limb.
ex
re
1
H (Kid to be a wry oheap one, and the
gluoose chemically identlosl with grape
sugar.
HA9BT.
Hr.HubyHssan Interview Wills
Mr. Hemnel t. Tllden. Daring
Wlilrti tbe Plane, porpoi.. and
Deelree of the Letter Uentleniau
Are Italy let forth.
u.iht
Noo Yohk, March 20, XS80.
I am at present an inmate uv a con
venient lint very cheap hotel near Gra
mercy 1 'ark, the residence of the great
Tllden, wich wood hev Invited me to
stay with him, but nnfortoontily his
house wuz full uv Dimeerata from all
parts wich cutu to persuade him to save
the kentry by consentin to ruu for the
Presidency. Iu the kindest manner,
however, he is payln my board here,
(I hein a delegate elect to the Cincin
nati Convenshun) ho makes me fair
allowance for my principal expenses,
wish is the bar of tho House.
I lied an interview with the great
man yisterday, wich wnz entirely sat
isfactory. Indeed tile close uv it
more than satisfactory, ez I kin now
git not only a noo soot uv cloze, but
kin approach Bascom for fix months
without askin credit, pervidin the in
! dux uv drummers from Louisville keeps
up, and they display their accustomed
'liberality in askin the whole house up
to driuk.
Mr. Tllden remarked that lie did not
now, nor never bed desired the Presi
dency. Ef he know.l hisself be wuz a
simple minded man wich desired to
pass the remainder uv his days in
peace and quiet with his friends and
not be worried by pallytix and blznis.
liat wat cood be do ? The kentry wuz
his wife and children, and they de
manded that betake theseet. They de
manded it iu 187(5,and be yeelded then,
and be sposed he shood hev to now.
"in wat way, Mr. Tilden, do you
propose to meet this almost yonanimous
demand of the Amerlkiu people for yoo
to accept the nominashen f" *
" I shel do every thing that in
lies to meet the wishes uv my feliow
citizens. i shel start out with the pint
that a great fraud wuz committed four
years ago, when 1 wuz swindled ont of
the Presidency after investin three
milyuus uv hard earned mouey iu a
buyin it, and that-"
" Will yoo bev Cronin, uv Oregan,
interviewed and the cipher dispatches
republished ?"
"That wuz the work of my Devew Pel
ton, and other enthooaiaatie but indis
creet friends nv tniuo. I am an iuno
seut and gileles old man and liable to
be imposed upon. Ef the cry uv fraud
don't move the Cunvenshen, my nevew
Pelton will gently intimate that ef the
Deiuoorisy don't take me they can't
carry Noo York, and without Noo York
a Dimekrat can't be elected. That will
hev its (.fleck upon on tbem ez desire
posi.-,bun in the Postoffis Department
aud the Custom Houses, aud will
donbtlis, to yoose slang, fetch 'em. It
is a pint."
"fcipuzin that fails f"
A
U
wuz
Ah
be
mi
At
gain.
75,
At
and
and
In
Good*,
230
"in that event only one thing re
inaius. We must hev a
to be
pure govern
numt, with a pure m.^ti at its bead. Ef
tlit*se two oonsiderashuns don't inllop*
ence em.
two thr<j 8 bar ? Ie, and buy the entire
Convenshun. The country mr.Bt be
saved, And then— — "
The gileles old man's spare Jigger
seemed to dilate ez does a warrior's
when he meets a foeman.
"And then will come the struggle. I
will hev mv literary bnro sending out
readymade editorial to all the Dime
cratic press, promisin every seeshnn
everything—I am not secshnnal aud
bed just ez soon buy the electral vote
uv a Northern Slate ez a Southern ono
—I shel parse' out the offices, aud I
shel buy men where I kiu git 'em.
John Morrisey is ded, bnt there are
others to start pool rooms, to inlloocnse
the waverin. I shel put ali the old
machinery to work, wi'.h a lot of u*
I shel take the heads out uv
r
things
bo
on
of
and
the
ra3s
'
Is
as . bat I hev recently invented, and this
jj, nf * J shall make ro mistake. I know
mo '^about JVe.«lde«tial e]eo.shuus than
I dL ' lht * n » aU(l befiides that 1 bev made
a coni uv ,n *JyuDS of dollars in the}
pa »t it r years, and in the Julreat uv a
(.are g k ^ermnont I will ^Mnd all
uv it h.,„ "g the eleok,!ian, to t'Uio
enee free a iudepeuiisut votcia,
w ;i> Aa : t fh
Tll ,'
dire-ksn
^ d JL
t | ia . r alioo'l 1m Hi a^eot iu
' 1
isters
to
'.0
n
I
^ time rt»iOi>r.
i'i p.Uriol tljf»n
to b
gave idh
f Id manage the
hav ng up
Hiiibborn oues, , hat I nljtjol be on
the Comm illy wbmf* i bon Id parcel out
the oIUhhs lor Keit«
• be pintoffi* at the
«». ne, tho the sage and' tW\. r .'otdid Jiiut
that if Ihe Keulnoky dlrfeg, • *bun wax
yoonanimu.-i the (joHtictor.ffi/p Fooin
vi!Id wood be mlue. lie fpokt?v ^«liu*te
y oi this pint.
"My dear friend," he '4-, •*
he prejl nay hand at part'b; ' n
hnr the CoUeoturslSip at, L' 'S)Sv ,i J L
whisper to yoor IVienda that
i'v
eon r<»
( wuz to lie
in,
?n
I
»!.
»
m v (>.v l \ "
the only one that will !e \>( w yd,
A wink ez az good az a nod ty a moiy.
Of course Mr. Tiiden'a my ietndfdat«
He kin anpresh.ate pal.riotiziifv afid 1 ftt
tbe first ciedidate that b«z eve.* jn'oltiV *
ised me anylbiog better than i re Caf
uera Post Ollioe. I shel go home -to'Id* A
bor for him with all my mile,
I'lirnokuuM V. Nzrftv.
I
to
(For Tilden, fleet, last and all tiij
titu**.)
P. S —I don't knovrabout Tllden, af-1
ter all. Another Kentuckian wich is}
slnpgin at the same hotel remarkt to
me, eontideushelly, that he esteemed f
Mr. Tilden the greatest patriot uv mod"
ern days. Aud lie went on to say that
the great aud good man bad desired
that thy Kentucky delegation he yoo
nanimus for him. "The fast is, Nasiiy;"
said the man, "ef Tilden is 1 nominated
and electid I am promised tbe coileutor
ship at Loosvitle, and I ken give you a
nice berth in it. I'll make It to
interest to support him."
This wuz emmrrigin to me, fqr I wnz
alnut to make him the same oflbr.
P* No. 2 .—Later last nite two other
Kentuoky Dimeerata come to me with
the same proposishuD. Uow many
Collectors does Looisville need?
P. S. No. 3.—An enemy nv the gile
lie patriot has caused Mr.Tilden serious
Iniflo™ 71" ,0 , cirkt ', l< "« P'''
among the Dirnooriay that the
great and good Tilden desired to meet
personally, them upon whom he expec
tid to oonfer appintments, on the 19th
inst., at his house. The streets wuz
full for five blocks with a perhesshnn
ez l9U < ? ez 8 St - Falriox's Day. Among
era wuz exaotly 38 statesmen which
bed eaoh been informed that he Wnz
the gilelis statesman's ohoioe for the
Vice Presidency,and who hed beh prom
ised that his inflooende shood be throW
ed for them. It didn't annoy the gile
^wiaawfg r a !
mittid pnblioly to me, and they oan
hardly go back on wat $h&y 'bAv' told
their oonstltooents."
to
your
A
ly
now.
tore,
a#
fine
lng
lug
now
J
O.,
Corn
DBY •MODI.
and
/
con
to
his
all
CROSBY & HILL
AKE NOW OFi^irna
A l.nigc and Attractive Ktork
Popular and Dmlrahle
of
DRY GOODS,
U hich doge cftgh buyers should exnmine he
ioro iiurchaalng. it will pay every lady iu
6curch of bilks and Dress (Jooda to look over
our lanre stock, which Is now much larirer
than over, embracing many New Fabrics ol
Kenuine merit at surpriiln^y low ]»ricos.
IIEAll'lFI'I, STRIPE SIM
MER SILKS,
At 47^ cents a yard.
BLACK SILKS I
At 62 ^ 3 , 76. 6 V>^ cents and | 1 . 00 .
Ah well an better irradeg at price* which oyery
genslble^nd intelligent buyer in tint admit to
be ag low aa can be lound any whore in thid
country.
AN ALL-WOOL
Black French Cashmere
At accents a yard. An lndinputnble bar
gain. Better qualiticB at 44 . 60, 66 , 6;" 06 70.
75, 83, W conta and #1.00.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING DRESS GUODS
At prices which cannot tail to he Interesting
and satisfactory, even to the roost economical
and exacting customer.
GREAT BARGAIAS
In Hosiery. (41eves, Underwear. Prlnts.Llnen
Good*, Rhfbons, Iiamburgs, Muellns, A,c.
THEONE-PRKJE
Cash Dry Goods House,
230 AHTD 222 MARKET 8T-,
t-tb I
WILMINGTON, DEL
vote
ono
aud I
'em.
are
inlloocnse
the old
of u*
this
know
than
made
in the}
uv a
all
t'Uio
FLOUR.
CHOICE EXTRA
FAMILY FLOUR
n
RED1CED TO
$7.50 Per Bbl. Cash.
\V. N. CHANDLER.
No. 611 Market Street.
iH EDUCTION
I
idh
the
up
be on
out
Jiiut
wax
Fooin
•*
' n
-1N
FLOUR!
WARREN CURLETT,
eon r<»
to lie
s. E. CORNER
4 7-3W
Eighth an d Sh ipley Sts.
I
» RE YOU GOING TO PAINT,
II «o u»o
AVEIIII.I. cnr.HICAL PAINT,
THE BEST I'AINT MADE.
Ton years ox|iorlonoo in the sale ol It has
vroved It to our satlulaction.
alabintine,
now preparation lor Inside walls, cheap!
1 better than Knlsomlnc.
(JEOIIUE w. stone,
l.MARKET A8I) WATKH NTS.
Wllintmrton Deb_
\ "
yd,
ftt
*
A
I
UO,
af-1 mg
is} X
to j-FHAtO
f
NO. ali
»
)MAS 1ULEV,_
IlOAL PLUMBER, STEAM AND
UAS FIT tF.it,
WEST SEVENTH STREET
made plumbing and sanitary cn
lor tlic past forty years my husl
confident ol giving ontiro satlslac
, w i, 0 may favor me with their pi
36t of reference given In rogari
l-38-3m
7LEY,"nii W. SEVENTH S'
is
Having
glnecrrhfir
ness 1 1 m 1
tlon to til>58
tronago. Jb
to ability.
THOMAS F
ilE,
JOHN WIL,
NAIL MAh
KB, Foot of 4tll
SI rent,
ington. del.
Iptlonsi nlzo Awnings,Ver
-overs. made and repaired,
of nil tbe latest styles ol
ntngs on hand.
TI, PROMPTLY AT
d'ill TO.
miM
.Sailsof all tiesci
andaa, Tottta and t
A lame assortment
striped I'oods lor At
OiRDERS J3Y Mi
4 3-3wd
\
TEN,
ING! I
roofing dene promot
es. Old loaky tin,
- roofs coated with
Jjtfit and good as
RT ATKINSON,
t Uo.'s hardwan
3-iy-flmd
J^OOFING I ROo\
All kinds compMitldk
ly asd at LOW PHIL
shlnglo and oompositloi
plaStlc and jmade waSe
now. Giveusaoall.
hob!
Office : Kam'I. Hanna,
tore, Filth and Market si
OW HAS ON
a lull supply
rands ol chew
loh be Is Bell
'd retail, at hit
G.HTH A NIT
e him a tall.
ol
U8EPH EDWARDS
a# hand and always keep)
fine segars, also all ihe beety
lng and smoking tohacoes. w
lug at low prioes/ wholesale {
now store. X -*
J
COOK OAT* |
4 BfiTra'*
n
\
CJTOOK BALE ^A LOT OP i \
O., t)e now on salo at Pfatsw** \
Corn or. Apply soon. 4-14R B. \
CLOTHING.
NEW DRESS goads.
GRAND DEDOT.
13 STREET, Philadelphia.
/
Splendid new styles and All opened at rood
crate and not lane
ALL.
Imperial Beiges, 10c.
NEW STYLES
Mixed Twilled Beiges,
NEW STYLES
Armure Suitings. J2>£c.
NEW SlYLES
Half Wool Plain Beige, 14c.
NEW STYLES
Half Woo! Fancy Beige, 14c.
NEW STY LIS
Mohair Lustre*, lfic.
NEW STYLES
English Mohair Melange. 16c.
NEW STYLES
E'mrllflh Chevrons, 18c.
NEW STYLES
English Fancies, 25e.
NEW SlYLES
Pin-Strlned Lustres. 26c.
NEW STYLES
Double-width JVTomlo-Uloth, Mo.
NEW STYLES
Fancy Arm urea, 26c.
• NEW STYLES
Silk A/'heck Fancies, 26c.
NEW STYLES
English Suiting *ovolties, 31e.
NEW STYLES
Colored Gash mere, 37Mo.
NEW STYLES
Polka Dot Sat Inca, 37Kc.
NEW STYLES
Silk Mixed Novelties. 37U
NEW STYLES
36-lnch Pebble Oloth, 60c.
NEW STYLES
Trimming Novelties, 31c. to 76c.
Tho people will ti od our assortment hard »
surpass. We have all the grades o: desirable
Dross Goode, irom medium up to the very
finest Imported.
rices.
W STYLES
U
of
he
iu
ol
I
1
JOHN WANAMAKER,
GRAND DEPOT, - 13tli ST.
rillI.ADEI.PHIA.
FINE ART IN UOSIKHY
FOR LADIES.
HoHiery JOHN WANAMAKER mill* at
Hosiery tent on to the marvelous products ol
Hosiery English skill now boing opened at
Hosiery our Hosiery counters.
Hosiery Six new styles ol Ladles' Lisle
Hosiery Hosiery, from 1. h, K. MOKLEY,
Hosiery LONIX >N, have just been added to
Hosiery our stock. Ladles on the lookout
Hosiery lor something new in Hosiery will
Hosiery be pleased with these. Besides he
Hosiery tag very original and very liand
Hosfery pome, the prices are very moderate.
Hosiery From WAKD.STUliTASHARP,
Hosiery Bel per, England, we open a very
Hosiery large invoice ol Spun Silk Plain,
Hosiery Spun Silk Opon woUed and Spun
Hosiery Silk Kuihroidcred Ladies' Hobe.
Hosiery Tho colorings are ail in the lashlora
llcjiiejy i>)e fancies of the dav. T/ey
Hosiery much appreciated on Saturday, and
Hosiery a large lot of them were sold. A
Hosiery very handsome lot of Black Spun
Hosiery Hosiery came at the same fine.
Hoslo.y From GEORGE BKETTLE ft
Hosiery CO., London, comes our new open
Hosiery work, in most exquisite designs, in
Hosiery bright, pure silk, w c show 20 co'ors
Ilositry in there goods, being tho most com
Hosiery prelionsive line ol colors ever shown
Hosiery in this country.
Hosiery An extra heavy, pure Black Silk
Hosiery Hose, from this house at $6 per pair,
Hosiery Is very popular with our customers.
K.
E.
p
THE
Sill
ton,
New
AND
rates
JOHN WANAMAKER,
GRAND DEPOT, - I3«i ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
4-10
SPRING AND SUMMER
STYLES
How Ready For 1880 ,
-AT THE
BOSTON ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE
Every Department lull with all the novelties
in lorelgn and (oinest c Cloibs. Prices 10
to 3) per cent.lovvei than present cost of manu
facture.
Fine BiiNlneas Knit* marie to Order,
for gift and i pwanlM.
Hen's Fine DreNi Milt*, 820 and
liimarifN.
Pants, 84 and rpwams.
SpringuvervoalM,810an«l Upwards
Our cu* tiers
ones employed .by this house. Owing to the
immense
far superior to any former
Increase in our Business,
And In order to supply ihe .^reat demand
made upon us we have been compelled to em
ploy the servicostol 3 F1KST-CLASS CUS
TOM CUTTERS, each odc an artist in his
proleeiion, heretofore employing but one.
THE PUBLIC ARE IJiVITED
TO VISIT US,
EXAMINE OUR STOCK
-AND
LOW PRICES,
And thud bo convinced that no otkor house
are able to oiler the bargains with which we
is daily ^uj plying .the citizens ol Wilming
ton. Prices In
Ready-made Clothing
lowkr than ever before.
MEN'S DOUBLE TWIST CASS. PANTO,
(Uur own make.) * l a6 -
FT, ANI'tL SUITS. $3.03. EDWARD HAK
K1SOASS. SUITS, *13.00. BOY'S OASS.
SUITS, $*.ce and upwards. UlilLDItESS
SUITS, *Z.UJ and upwards.
Messrs. Geo. McCall and N. K.Garhart are
, and are prepared to
now aBsoolated wltli
oiler tholr many irlonds
RARE BARGAINS
IN CUSTOM AND READY-MADE
CLOTHING.
No. 213 Market Street.
CARD.—We wish te oorreet an Impression
areralent with many ; a great many persons
sunwise that we have some connection with a
House in onrclty whloh Is ownod and run In
the interest of a Bnioklyn arm, and managed
| lng Houm is me -1
*" T ' 140 U "* U V L HoLmH. I
INDEED THEY ARE
GREAT BARGAINS.
'.OO.YN
Every pair of tlic Pants of cer
A S8 tain lots that we are,[now Selling
to move gome large blockg of goods,
worth $5 or $6, though
TllOSE PiSTA.
THOSE PMTlttK.
THOSE PMTlLOOAk
THOSE PUmLOOiDI >*
THOSE PANTALOON'S
THOSE PA VTA LOO.YS*
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
W'e only charge $3.50.
We only charge $3.50.
We only charge $3.50.
We only charge $3 50.
We only charge $3 50.
Wanamaker (ft Brown,
The People's Popular ClaiMnfl House,
1 OAK HALL,
SIXTH AND MARKET,
PHILADELl'HIA.
Q«aVEL, MLaTE AND PLAMTIC SLATE,
ROOFING
ROOF3NG
ROOFING
ROOrXNt
ROOFJBTO
-AN1 »
SLATE MANTELto*
SLATE MAI 'fTELb.
SLATE MANTELS.
SLATE MaJWElS.
SLATE MANTELS.
slate; MANTLES.
LOWEST PRICES AND HATI** 1 /'ACTION GUARANTEED.
LOWEST PRICES AND SATIS* ACTION (FUAllAJTEEB.
K. MITCHJRTjL, .TR., Agt%, iu. MITCHELL. ^ R., Agtv, E. MTTf.IIELL, AgL>
E. MlTCHEixL, JR., Agt., E. MITCHELL, J. tt., Ag6., E. MITCHELL, JSL AgT
310 W. FRONT ST.,
310 W. FRONT ST.,
(iTETWEEN T ATS ALL. AWD 1 VTEHT S7HEET8.)
49*01d Roofs repaired and no chargo^modo nrrleo* leaks &ro stopped.
3W W. FRONT S f
810 W. FRONT &1
3t0 W. F P «)NT ST.,
310 W. FRONT ST..
A
ft
FREIGHT LINES.
OR NEW YORIi.
p
I
THE ELECTRIC LINE OF
STEAMERS
Sill from KIND STREET wharf, Wlldlns
ton, Bel.,
TIESDAi'N, THrBSDAYS AN®
BATl'KItATN,
At 2 o clock. P. M.,
Returnirg,will soil irom PIER 15.East River,
New YorK. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS, at 4o'clock, P. M.,
Freights as low as by any other lino. For
rates apply to
ARIEL ABBOT, Akt., 53 South st., N.-Y.
EDWARD ANDREW#*, King st wharf,
Wilmington, Del.
WILLIAM WEAVER, Weidncr'swharf, I
Chester, l*a.
I.. II
17\OR PHILADELPHIA I
WAKNEK'S PPII.AIIELPHIA
—AWU—
WUJWINOTON PROPELLEE3,
SMI Irom Market street wbari, Wllmlngt
4illy, at 8 P. M. From first wharl bet
C legtcut st,, Philadelphia, dally, at.
o' jlock, P. M.
Erpress arrangements In both cities, 3
'a prompt delivery of merchandise
sored.
on.
10?
whl
CHARLES WARNER A OO.,:
MARKET STREET WHARF,
Wilmington Delaware.
S usie a. mccall will - «jr—a
commence running between
this city and Penn?grovo,on
TUESDAY, MARCH 30,
An1 make two round trips on Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday's.
Leave Pennsgrovo at9 and 8; Wilmington
at lizard 3 o'clock^ fc ^
PROFEWIONAL OA RDS.
D? E.C. WEL
j
I
P
f!WT»U
.
m
!4J
-VTEVr HEAL E6STA1®A<» KWUllas.
N ARTHUR VJ SMI TH.
Iff; E. nou. SEVENTH AN 1) SHIPLEY
HE.TTS PKOMPTI.rUO LLBOTEH,
MORTGAGES MKGI •TIAJ'EII,
CON V EYANOINU tr oil It s BIIANOKE8
vnoKR the BvrmiVisioB or
ALBERT W. SMITH,
Call atmyoMoo before reatllot or porchaBlng.
-3-W-B-3W
J
OILS BIGUS,
ATTORN BT AT I AW.
NO. 4. WEST SEVENTH STBSET,
Wlltclrxton, Del.
4 - 7 -•Him
AVID J. MURPHY, JK.,
D
ATTOIU.SEIf AT 7 .AW,
NO. 8 WEST SEVENTH S;T*BET,
Wll:4Rlnifton, l -al*
lO-WJ-tl
-
33
EETHFOB ALL THF. PEOPLE.
a
p«^t U "T.7h«toc^^t , hontpffb®ft
1#a3e * No- 836 Market street.
-
2
M ason & hamlin oil
can. now styles: elegant
. In ebontzed wood. Prices
Easy payinentsjev.ry three months. Don t
mlogton, Del. 4-l-8m eotw
li w,
T HE wnULDltt.NOWNED :
E«ey Organs, GeorgcWEa^M
Wood's Organs, In now an(t v/ D Q W
boautllul style cases just re-« , * „
oeived. The above organs aro superior to all
others,and the best is the cheapest. Fi-iocs
low, terms easy. Calljknd see them at PAN- KOO(J
COAST ALLENS Ware Rooms, Masonlo "
4-l-8m-eotw
ted
able
cle
form
as
Temple.
B radbury pianos,
tiering Hro'lPl&nM, and
Enmcrsnn's Planne, the best
medl.m prloed plane! In the
market. Helling lew fbr oath, and on easy
terms. Call and examine before
shade. PANOOABT ALLEN
Temple, Wilmington, Del.
you pur
Masonic
4-l-3m-eetw
sold.
pWIINDI 1 SCHOOL.
trm Al t D W B BT B UL ,
fkf.d ETFPN TTai h, PHMfrpHn
I Beildence, 408 King sL, WUmln*ton.4.S-lK
HE PI'UY IHE'HATTES.
IS
/HiTOPS
I
ty
Y\
I
% M
*
i
gnma bti ^lfs—new goods af
U 1VING DAILY.
Y. THE HATTER,
ST. 603 MARKET ST.
SHEPPl
S08 MARKET
W-tu-s-tfOppoa 'to Clayton House.
Fine light wo: git and skeleton Derby HaM
WJ ILL PAPER.
3
g
m
3D
w
m
W
X
oc
^3
o
K
J
ft
Oh
CO
-■J
£
w
H
o
b
H
a
Rm
w
X
a,
O
to
64
P,
UL/i
o
<1
0
P 4
CD
*
a
2 a
fl
3
.
le
CO
«
w
a
a
P
m
3
T>
BO.
«
m
M
CO
O
i
cq
o
Pe
4
fl
0.
£
O
H
O
%
K
1
«
CM
<1
CM
J
WYATT & CO.,
i
o
-
33
a
-
§
I MADE TO
I ORDER FOR
I 8F35
2
§ •
602 MARKET STREET.
|______
IF
^7 ' th os'o^iSlIctod
SIth Hernia were te
consult their family
iihyslolan before pur
a TRUSS he
vroulfl rococamend a
KOO(J instrument adjns
" J
ted by an experienced
person, and inform
them that an inferior
artlc'e would in all probability Inflict irrepar
able injury. Having made the sale and ad
justment of the TRUSS a sj eclalty for thirty
years, and seeing the evil 01 an inferior arti
cle I keop none but the besf, and would in
form the afflicted thm make it a point to sell
as low as tho best article of tbe kind oan ba
L. M. ENGLAND,
W. E. oor. (1th and I ombard sts.,
Wilmington, Del.^l
sold.
8-34 t St 111
bhx« Emporlom, 144-114 Narket.lt. WM

Daily Republican. [volume], April 15, 1880, Image 3
About Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Daily Republican. [volume], April 15, 1880, Image 3 About Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Daily Republican. [volume], April 15, 1880, Image 3
About Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890