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DAILY REPUBLICAN.
UEuKUK W, VERNON * CONS,
PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS.
'I H I'Ha DAY, «. !»»»•
N . EKED AT 1 HE POST-OFFICE AT
Wlliuirgion, Del.,
E
aecoua-cl.wis ma'.
or.
OCR CIHUULATION.
Tliat our readers and advertisers may
Ada for themselves that the Rkpcbijuan
1> the paper of the masses of the people,
we have concluded to give its circula
tion for a few days, commencing w
Saturday last. The following are the
figures: __
Total for last three weeks, - 10l.fi
Batnrday, may 1, - -
Monday, " a - - -
Tuesday,
Wednesday " 6,
oO
5,750
- 5 060
5,650
- 5,600
"4, -
«
In the nominations for Congress whicb
are no* lieirfg made, and which will
yet be made before the November elec
tion,the Republican party should select
the best and strongest men. In all
probability there will be a very large
vote polled this tomin* Fall, and there
fore with popular candidates and a rea]
progressive campaign, the Republicans
can redeem the ground they lost dur
ing the last two elections, and they
will secure a majority in the next Con
gress. Let the young stalwart Repub
licans nominate the very best men, and
then labor with untiring zeal for their
election. This year should be a com
plete reversal of the laBt two Congres
lioaal elections when a majority of Dem
ocratic Congressmen woe elected, and
should result in the placing in power of
those only whose loyalty and devotion
to the oountry are unquestioned, and
who will act for the best interests of
the people. By judicious management
and an onward movement all along the
line, the Republicans can wrest the
temporary victory of the Democrats
from them, notwithstanding their con
spiracy to capture the government root
and branch. Let the good work begin
even in Delaware, and let it go on and
not cease until both houses of Congress
are once more in the hands of those
who saved the nation in its darkest
hour of peril and gloom.
Ddktxg the month of April $12,000,
000, of the public debt was paid off,
thus fho<ing the advisability of keep
ing the cjuntry under Republican rule.
If the p :Ople will only act wisely in this
matter and really wish to pay off the
public delt, they will retain in office
the stalwait party which not only suc
cessfully conducted the war whioh saved
the Union, bnt dtviiel means that aie
rapidly paying off ti e debt thus incur,
red. If there were nothing else this ef
Itself wouldoe sufficient reason why the
Republican party thould direct the af
fairs of the country as long y6t in the
fntnre as it has in the past.
Puck is unusually facetious in its il
ot' adulterated
food, but he is not too severe. He is
doing more to espose fraud ia the prep
aration of tie fool we eat than long
essays on tie suljectof scientific star
vation. His i • lust ■ at ion is well timed
of the State Hons* at Har.isburg whioh
would be empty and the desks oovered
with unfinished business, if justice
done to all the members. His artist
also has time to give Edison a hit on
the failure of his electric light. "Puck"
uses a keen-edged scalping knife.
lustrat -on j of :h
us
was
or
tra
is
The General prosperity of our work
ing men is evinced by the steady in
crease in the deposits of our Saviog In
stitutions,, both of which we learn
receiving many new accounts. Indeed,
both have a large surplus, and pay
five per cent, interest we do not see
what better or safer investment oan be
made of savings until enough is accu
mulated to buy a home or a h>uae
two for investment.
are
or
Orders are taken at the Republican:
office lor the American Book Exchange
publications. Amongst the publica
tions are the Cyclopedia of Universal
Knowledge, and Macaulay's Ilisioiy o
Knglanl.
The jVitempt to unseat Sena 1 , r Kel
logg is i ceol.ration that at my time
after a Se-ato.'s right to h b seat has
been lawfully aui formally admit'ed
he may be ejected by
the
majority ute.
Repdblicans, after to-day, takedown
tke eagle feather Irom yom caps wash
the war pai at, sheath the so.lping
knife and bury the hatchet, let ns
have peace and victory.
sic,
far
iu
'
a
is
of
This
What has the '•(iezette" to say about
the colored men who voted at the school
election last Saturday ? It has a chancy
glow to punish illegal voting. Wade in.
The iNuiANAroLis "Journal" sayf
•'"J^'Mimster Washburns
every Not them State, aud poll a larger
vote than any other man the Republi
party can nominate."
can carry
Blaim
sreuh io be booming - along at
A'livsly rate iu Illinois, fti fact there
fears that Grant will not get the
delegates from his own State.
Hamilton Fish, f New York, is the
latest dark horse brnught oat by the
Republicans for the Presidency.
To-naj'a Convention.
The Republican State Convention
which is being held at Dover to day
will be another movement on the part
of the Republicans of the State in the
great campaign of 1880. It is important
only as expressing the ohoioe Delaware
Republicans have as to who shall he the
standard bearer of the party through
out the nation in the approaching con
test, but it really means more than ap
pears upon the surface. Political con
ventions always do that. Composed as
tney almest necessarily are of either
fail fledged, cunning politicians and
those inclined to be politicians, there is
generally some far-reaching object in
view by most of the delegates, which
more or less influences their actions. A
political convention is a political move
upon the chess-board of politios, watch
ed with intense interest by those who
enjoy thejhonors and emoluments of
ofiioe and those who have inclinations
'o be offloers in the future. Viewed in
this light, thongh the convention held
to-day may not'appear at flrBt sight to
be of the greatest importance, yet it is
se far reaching in its influences that it
may turn the whole course of scattered
public opinion in favor of this man or
that man as a candidate for the Presi
dency. ,
Delaware has but six votes in the
National Convention out of the 700 odd
AT
ma'.
may
the
oO
votes may be the pivot upon which
rests the whole party fabric at Chicago.
060
will
all
rea]
of
of
of which it is composed, yet these six
But no matter whether or not this im
portance is attached to Delaware's six
votes they should be cast in snch a
manner as to insure to the strength and
solidity of the party. Tc-day'S Con
vention is important in another re
spect as bearing upon politics at home.
The six men who are to be sent to
Chicago cannot do half the harm, vote
as they may,to the party in Delaware,as
would be done to it by an inj ndioions
ciioiie of local leaders. A chairman of
the Republican State Central Commit
tee is to be chosen to-day and in a lit
tle State like Delaware, where a great
contest is looming up, this is a matter
of no small interest to the party if it
would be successful in the coming cam
paign. A chairman of vim and vigor,
prndent and careful, aggressive and yet
not obnoxious, i8 required to lead the
party in the coming struggle. To
choose such a man will be the duty of
the Republican Convention te-day at
Dover. The choice of a judicioss
leader will have muoh to do with
eusuring either vi.tory or defeat.
We hope that choice will be intelligent,
ly and judiciously made. It is also
hoped that whatever of acrimonious
feeling r-ay have been engendered thus
far may be all thrown to the winds
when the Convention adjourns, and
that when a choice is made the party
may be a unit afterwards. We wish
that the party machinery oonld have
b«en so worked and controlled that a
candidate for Congress and Presiden
tial electors could also have been se
lected to-day, so that there need here
after have been no more Motion, and
the party conld have settled right down
to a hard busy summer's work and not
have been compelled to go through
another State Convention campaign.
The fewer State Conventions a party
can have in a small state like Delaware
where everybody knows each other, the
bettor it will always be for that party,
especially in a State where there are
but three counties, and eaoh county
jealous of the political influence of the
other.
T
day
cor.
the
or
the
The Flower Heason.
Tbongh nature is not yet completely
clofUtd in her spring garb of flowers
nearly everybody who has any love for
the beautiful, his the flower fever more
or less. Nearly every house wife
now be seen trudging homeward from
market and from hot houses with bask
ets and pots of geraniums, forced into
smiling beauty by the congenial cli
mate of a hot house, fnchias resemb
ling the most gorgeons ear bobs; dicen
tra plants with hearts dangling from
their louder branches; pansies that al.
most wink and blink as they turn their
sauoy faces towards the snn; allyssum,
little tower, bnt modest and fragrant;
verbenas that seem the sir with sweet
ness; for t etme 10.3 ml other spring
flowers. Roses are a wa s standard
flowers md at this eeasor of the
when they l loom and blush m the
market oorners the temptation to buy
whole of them is only checked by
limited purses. A great deal of money
is spent uselessly for flowers every
spring, and we are pleased to see the
disposition to purchase them, for it in
dicates a love for natural beauty. A
person who loves flowers and whose
ains oi
sale
In
ean
for
oi
A.
paid
our
N
sale.
N
our
y« ar
sized
the
new.
heart is moved by the tender
music, we mean the righ'
sic, gives indication of a refined nature
far different from the man uremoralized
iu song who had "no music iu his soul,"
and was consequently fitted for " trea
son, stratagem and spoils."
The man who stands upon the street
corners selling flowers does agood work
' esides filling his own pocket with the
pecuniary reward of his labors. Many
a saddened heut crushed by affliction
is quickened into new life at the sight
of the flowers whleh look so cheerful and
pleasant, passing apparently more than
human power to smooth down the
rongh ragged corners ef life. A diffi
culty always meets the purchasers of
flowers, the flower plot in the front or
back yard is too small to hold them.
This suggests to builders of houses the
K
of mu
N
N.
Call
jr
ready
ticle
ing
and
I
tl.n
street.
I
propriety of always having ample room
left for-flower beds. Nothing makes s
home more cheer ful and happy than to
see it embowered in flowers. In the
purchase of flowers, unfortunately per
sons of limited mtans do not use proper
discretion. Attracted by pretty tulip,
lily or other spring flowers that con
centrate all their beauty and fragrance
into a week's blooming, they purchase
them and in a few days they have no
flowers. There is nothing gives more
satisfaction than the ever blooming ro
ses, geraniums, fuschias, verbenas,pan
sies and allyssum which never cease to
bloom winter and summer,when proper
oars is taken of them, and after ai}
they embrace nearly all the beauty
there is in flowers
TBe Bleicle Club.
At the meeting of the Byciole Club,
last evening, in the upper room of the
Crosby & Hill building, No. 220 Market
street, information was imparted to the
effrot that the old foundry could be
rented no reasonable terms, but as the
owner may possibly 6«11 the building
almest instautly he will only rent it a
month at a time. The Club can get
possession of it on the 25th of this
month.
The committee, who were appainted
to examine the building and report as
to the cost of repairing it, was also in
vested with authority to rent it imme
diately should it appear desirable.
A committee of seven was appointed
to make inquiry a e to the probable cost
of furnishing a gymnasium.
The prospect is that the club will be
successful in bioyling and gymnastics,
The next meeting will be held next
Wednesday evening.
ol
or
to
the
3 RHE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
L lu Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKIiR,
rand Depot. 13:1. at.. Market to Chestnut.
AMUSEMENT*.
RAND OPERA HOUSE.
t ridaj and Saturday, May 7 and 8,
Saturday afternoon at 2,
MR. JOHN I) MI' HLKK. alter mouths of
extensive i-repar-itiGns and rffc-mlless of ex
pend, will present the FIRST roMFLETE
PRODUCTION, from Wathlcxton Irvin#'*
beautiful legendary story. Rip Van Winkle,
painted expressly lortliis production by Mr.
John B. Moran, scenic artist, Arch st Thea
tre, Philadelphia.
ALL NEW SGENF.hY, ALL NEW 10,S
TUMES, ALL NEW MUSIC.
Mr. Mlahier leels a special pride iuprestjDt
ime the tmiuent aetrr. '
MK. J H. KEANE,
In his romintic and picturesque imperacna
tion ol
son,
son.
late
ty,
the
tho
ters
tho
such
the
riod
paper
< L.
BIP VAN WINKLE,
Supported by a caret uliy selected company ol
TALENT* DARI ISTS. 5 l-6t
Sfjecial I'nicBS.—Gallery, ?6; admission,
36; reserved seats, 60 ot?., to be had at the
usual place. Matinee admission, J6 and 26.
usual place. Matinee admission, J6 and 26.
TO EXCUKSIOMIRTN
A tlantic city and cate may.
*
Special arrangements
EXCURSION PARTIES FROM W1L
[MINGTON TO EITHER PLACE
AT LOW KATES
made to take
During the bathing season, per "Samnel M.
Felton." to Camden thenee by railroad, glv
ing parties 5 hours on the Beach. For par
ticulars apply to M. P. WEAVER
3-27-2taw 706 Market street.
<
«
pARTIES
THOMAS CLYDE. MAJOR KEYBOLD
OK FERRY,
For Sunday Schools or Societies
can do so at at low rates by ap-.
plying to CAPT, EUGENE HL
NO. 3 ARCH STREET, PHILA.
Charter to all point* on River or Bay con
trolin* grounds at BOMBAY HOOK, COL
LINS' BEACH, A". 4 9-tf
GROUNDS F'RFIE OF' CHARGE.
WISHING TO CHARTER
STEAMERS
)f bold,
T HE OLD AND FAVORITE BAY-SIDE
RESORT.
COLLINS' BEACH HOTEL ANI) PA
VILLION. Grounds free to Lodges, Sun
day Schools and excursion parties. Send be
fore miiklcg ar
descriptive circular.
'nngements elsewhere for our
LEVI C. GRIEVES,
Formerly ol Arch St. He use, Phi la.,
6-3-3 wdj- Proprietor.
P. O. Addresr—Deakyreville, Del.
NOTICES.
N otice.—the annual minting
oi the stockholders of «be Mechanics
l>oan AesociatloD, will he hfld at tholrroom.
cor. Third arid Marker, oa Monday evening,
the 10th ins k ., at 7 U. lor the purpose of ro
ceiving the annual renorf, eiectlon of officers
or any other business that mav come belore
the meeting.
6-4-7t
of
to
of
of
to
a
to
the
or
the
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A
the
the
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0f
m
WM. J. MORROW,
Secretary.
N otice-five hundred shakes,
10th series Mechanics Loan Stock for
sale First payment on the socond Tuesday
In May. Apply to
W. J. MORROW. Sec'y.
3-20-tom30 417 French street.
REWARD. — THREE HIJN
tPUV/l/ dred dollars reward will be paid
for the arrest and conviction of the
partioswho broke into and robbsd the a tee
oi Win. M. Kennard a Co., euppoaod to havo
been entered about« o'clock this (Thursday)
A. M. J. P. ALLMOND, Mayor.
April 29.1880.
tl
MKA REWAKD.-TWO HUNDRED
and fifty dollars reward will be
paid lor tho recovery of the silks stolen Irom
the momlmr • f tho 29fh ot April.
W. M. KENNARD A OO.
our store <
4 30-ti
N otice.—the Delaware loan
Association now offers new stock for
sale. Call day or evening, on
GEO. O. MARIS, Sec'y.,
Office, 601 Shipley st.. (2nd floor.)
N OTIOE.-OUR SALES THIS SPKI'G
Indicates that we can get fair prices at
our Saturday's sales for small and medium
J. T. HEALD,
7th arid Market.
4-ls-lm
sized dwellings.
4-29-eod4t
J^OOFING! ROOFING I!
All kinds composition roofing d<*n© prorr r
lyawdat LOW PKIOEvS. Old le.iky
shingle and composition roots coated
plastic and made water-tight and goed a
new. Giveu8aca«l.
tl
ROBERT ATKINSON.
Offl ;o : Sam'l. Hnnna & Co.'s hardwati
, Filth and Market ht§.
3 11) Smil
N EW REA*. ESTATE AOKNUliiS.
ARTHUR H. SMITH.
N. E. COR. SEVENTH AND SHIPLEY
RENTS PROMPTLY COLLECTED.
MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED.
CONVEYANCING In all ItsilRANCHES
OkOBli TBK SCPKUVIBION OF
ALBERT W. SMITH,
Call at my office belore renting or parohaslnit.
-;>-w-s-3w
jr- lPOKTANT TO YOUNG MEN I
Hftyiug puschased a lame nnd varied ns
sortment of American WAT® 11KS, I'm now
ready to supply my customers with a good ar
ticle at a remarkably low prioe. Petsotis wish
ing anything In my lino would do well to call
and examine ray stock before purchasing else
where. Respectfully
eui
nlsh
at
MILLARD F. DAVI*,
Mo. 9 E. Second st.
4-27-tf
I OST— ON SATURDAY,THE 1ST INST.,
i a small red muley c ,w. Any in'orma
tl.n will be toward ed II left at No.103 Walnut
street. 6 6 2t
I H'h- mi UNDER OF A HAIR
2 k ocelot with gold clasp, lost In or near
Ntiwyor several weeks ago, will be suitable
rsirwiied vs leaving it at Newport F. o.4J»»
BEOINTER'S ORDERS.
J^KGISTEK'S OKDEH.
REGISTER'S OFFICE,
New Castle County, Match 30,1880.
! Upon tl*o application ot Jos W. Barn*by,
Administrator ol Joseph Barnaby. late 01
New Castle Hd., In Bald county, deceased,
It Is ordered and ^directed by the Ko
gisterthat the Administrator aforesaid, give
notice of the granting of letters ol Admin
istration upon the Estate ol the deceas
ed, with the date ol granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of snch letters, in six
the most public placos of the county ol
Now Castle, requiring all persons having de
mands against the Estate, to present the same,
or abide by an act of Assembly in such cnee
made and provided. And also cause the
Bucae to be inserted within the tamo period in
the Delaware Republican, a newspaper
oublished in Wilmington, and to Lie continued
therein three weeks, (e-o-d)
^ ) (liven under the Land and Seal of
Office ol the Register albresaul, a!
Newcastle, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. C. BIGGS. Kogistor.
NOTICK—All persons having claims
against the Estate of the deceased must pro
sent the same, duly attested to the Adminis
trator, on or belore March 3«>, 1881, or abide
the act ol Assembly in such case made and
provided. JOS. W. BAKNABY,
Administrator.
AddressNew Castle, Del.
Of
UB.
EG INTER'S ORDER.
REGISTER'S OFFICE,
Nbw Castlk County, April 17, 1880.
Upon the application ol Theodore Jones
Administrator oi Wrn. Jones, late of'Rod I.ion
Hundred, In said county, deceased, ir is rr
deredand directed by tliciieglster that thcA i
minlstrator aforesaid give notice of granting
ol Letters oi Administration upen the estate ol
thedecoased with the dpto of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days frein the date of such Letters in
six of the* most public places of the county ol
New Castle, requiring all persons having de
mands against the estate to present tbosame.
or abide by an Act of Assembly In such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Dklawark Republican, a newspaper pub
llilied in Wilmington,
therein throe weeks (ood)
II
to be continued
—— . Given under tbe hand and Seal ol
n. s. j Office ol the Register aforesaid at
——'New Castle, in New Castle county
aloresald, the day and roar
S. C. BIO
Notice—A ll persons having claims against
the estate ol toe deceased must present the
same,duly attested to the Administrator,on or
boforo April 17 1881, or abide the Act ol As
sembly in such case made and provided.
THEODORE JONES, Admln'r.
Address—st. Ueor*ep. Del.
above ^written
OS, Register,
4 24
EGISTEK'S ORDER
R
REGISTER'S OFFICE,
New Castlb Cornu y, April v, 1880.
Upon the application oi Aiuy D. Hcndor
son, Isaac N. Foreman and Wm. Ji. Hender
son. Administrators ol William Honderton,
late of Wilmington Hundred, in taid coun
ty, deceased, it is ordered and d rooted by
the Kogis'er that tho Administrator*
aforesaid give notice ol granting ol
Lot-tors of Administration upon the estate
oi'the doeeued, with the date ol planting
tho ©of,by causing advertisements to he posted
within forty oaye from the dot© oi such Let
ters in six ofthe most public places of the
county ol New Castle, r^juiring all persons
having demands aaainst the estate to present
tho same, orabido by an Act of Assembly in
such case made and provided: and also cause
the same to be inserted within tho same pe
riod in the Delaware Republican, a news
paper published in Wilmington, and to be
continued therein three weeks (e-o d)
Given under tho hand and *SerJ ol
< L. s. \ office ofthe Register aforesaid at New
/ ^v-w \ Castle, In Now Castle county a lore
said, the day and year above written.
S. C. BIGGS, Register.
Notice—A ll per. ons having claims against
the estate oi tho deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Executor) OH or
before April 9,1881, or abide the Act of As
sembly in such case made ar.d provided.
AMY D. HENDERSON, i
ISAAC N. FOREMAN, > Executors.
WM. K. HENDERSON,
AddressWilmington, Del.
4-20
R
EGISTEK'S ORDER.
Rbuibtsb's Office, )
Nbw Castlk Couxty, April 1, 1889. I
Upon the application of Martha A. Har
man and Israel A. Harman. Executors of A r.
drew Harman, late ol Fencader Hundred, iu
said county, deceased, it is ordered and di
rected by tho Register that tho Adminhtra
tors aforesaid, give notice of'.he granting of
Letters Testamentary upon tho estate ol the
deceased, with the date of granting thoreo',
by causing advertisements to be posted,within
forty days from the date of such Letters, in
six o! the moHt publio places of the county oi
New Castle, requiring all person* having 'de
mands against the estate, to present the same
orabidoby an act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also causo tho
same to he inserted within the tamo period in
the Djslawahk Republican, a newspaper
published in Wilmington, and to be con
tinued therein three weeks, (o-e-d)
Given undor the hand and seal ol
l. 8. > Office ofthe Register aforesaid, at
» New Castle, in New Castle county,
aforoaaid, the day and year above written.
S. C. HIGGS, Register.
Notice.—A ll persons having claims against
the ostate of the deceased must present the
came duly attested to the Administrators,
betore April 1, A. D ,1881. or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
MARTHA A. HARMAN, f
ISRAEL A. HARMAN, { Executors.
Address McDonough, Del., in care of C.
F.Smltb.
REGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTER'S
REGISTER'S OFFICE,
New Castlk County, April P, 1880.
Upon the application of Norman Yeatman,
Idaiinistrator ol John Maiom-v, latool Wll
nington Hundrsd, in said county, deceased,
t is entered and directed by the Register
hat the Administrator aforesaid, give notice
of'the granting ofJt.otters ol Administration
inen the estate of tho deceased, with the date
of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within iorty days from tho data
of suchlettois, in six oi the most public places
of the county ol New Cattle, requiring all
persons having demands against tho estate,
to present tke same or abide by an Act of As
sembly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the aamo to be Inserted within the
same period in tho Dklawark Kkpublioaw,
a newspaper published In Wilmington, and
to be continued therein three weeks, (eud )
Given under the hand and Seal of
Office of the Regis*sr aforesaid, at
— New Castle, in Now Caatlo county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
„ S. C. BIGGS, Register.
Notice.— All persons having claims against
the estate oi the deceased, must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator, on
or belore Ai-riJ 9, 1881. or abldo the Act oi
Assembly in such case made and provided
NORMAN YEATMAN. Administrator. *
Addreis:—Wilmington, Del.
JjEGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTER'S OFFICE.
Nkw Castle County. May 3d, 1880.
Upon the application of Pauline Seibold
Administratrix ol Gotlieb Seiboi<L late oi
Wilmington Hundred, in said County
deceased, it la ordered and directed by
the Register that tho Administratrix aforo
8 . a i d '. K ,ve notice oi the granting ol Letters <,|
A SS?£ ltt »«°" u i ,0D the estate ot thedecease.l
with the date of granting thereof, by causmir
advertisements to he poated within iorty days
from the dato ol such letters, In 6ix ofthe most
public places oi the countv of Now!
requiring all persons having demands against
the estate, to proeent tho same or aoioe uy an
5®}°* Assembly in such case made ami pro
4, a,B ®cause tnesamo to be ipsere<i
within the same period, in tho Dbi.awari
republican, a newspaper published »n Wii
wee^s°(eod? b ° contiuu ®d therein three
nH .^ lvea Vu (,0 r th0 band and KftaI o*
<L.s. J Office of the Register aforesaid, at
.. . N ® w ^tle, in New Castle County,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
wi/vtt™ mi S. C. BIGGS. Re/inter.
N(mcE.-All persons having claims against
the estate of tho deceased, must present tho
same duly attested to the Administratrix on
° r _ i >c i gre K1 Ma i r M. 1881, or abide the act
0f PA 8 T?r b T S mnde anf l provided.
PAULINE SUBOLD. Administratrix,
as . Jenn y has been given
power of Attorney to make a'l setllemeow lor
m ahS ?-?. 08 wVi l ^ e RM0U nt» of the eitav».p;s
Address—Wflmin((ton, fiel. 5.3
L.B.
4-10
if;.
jyjINNESOTA FLOUR.
Having for the last lonr years given the
Js?wWirsi d s r . a i"?
eui wnion is the best. I aai iireriarr*! t*. for
nlsh he celebrated Mlnn®oU?Smlrg wheat
ainperlorartlc!e tlt ? r ««'»«" »^l'X wa"{
arffiNffs&rViff Syria
at w ,r ,trMt ' wm ' v - '
COIL
0
f 10AL, COAL, COAL
LEHIGH AND KOHINOOH COAL I
BIST FAMILY COAL,
CAREFULLY PREPARED,
Eopetla'ly for ear retail sales.
PROMPTLY DELIVERED H^OKLLARS.
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
CHARLES WARNER fc OU.,
MARKET STREET WHARF.
fJILLEPHONE
FROM ANY PART OP THE CITY TO
| G. D. SLAY MAKER'S OFFICE,
I
CORN mi OP
WA TER AND KING STREETS"®*
—FOR YOUR—
LIME, SAND AND COAL!
I
As I manuiaiture uy own lime at my
worts in Lancaster Gtfunty, Pa,., I will lur
nlsh lime at the very LOWEST PJUC1
alther wholesale or retail.
3-Mmd
J^AKGEST LOAD OF
KINDLING WOOD FOR *1.80,
KINDLING WOOD FOR *1.00,
—AT—
JOi*N PONDER'S,
jokn fonDDR' s,
JOHN PONDER'S,
JOHN PONDER'S,
NO. 108 MARYLAND AVENUE.
NO 1O0 MARYLAND AVENUE.
ALSO COAL OF ALL SIZES.
ALSO COAL OF ALL SIZES,
- 8-12-lm
Wilmington, Del.
or
EU. W. BUSH A SON,
FRENCH STREET WHARF,
Call special attention to their hard, pure,
SHENANDOAH COAL"
SHENANDOAH GOAL"
G
Prepared for Family use. Also cO their
BROOKSIDE LYKENS VALLEY,
Superior to all other coals for Bakers ann
for open grates.
O
OAL AND LIME.
COAL AND LIME, COAL AND LIME.
YARD FOOT OF WEST STREET,
Y ARD FOOT OF VEST STREET,
JOHN W." GRIFFITH,
1-7-tf Wilmington. Del
TKONO ANI) MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
26 CENTS PER POUND.
BLADE, GEE N, JAPAN AND MIXE'
TEAS AT
S
CENTS PER POUND.
These goods are unexcelled In purity,st-engt)'
and flavor, by any In the city at the
price. Try them end bo
convinced ol tho lact.
GREAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
W. K. BOWMAN Manager,
16 E. SECOND ST.r
16 E. SECOND ST.
Wllmiagto*, Dolaware.
Onr assortment of the finer grades of'Tea
_ id Coffee, and perfectly pum pepper, s and
spleen generally, is one ol the beet. Ftiooi
alwayright. SUGAR
rOMEKkS.
AT COST TO CHS
REMOVALS.
R
EMOVAL!REMOVAL!
A. B. JONES,
A. K. JONES,
A. B. JANES,
A. B. |JONES,
—DBALKIt
n
| WALL |
| PAPER |
—AND—
WINDOW SHADES,
HAS P.HMOVRD
422 MARKET ST. 2-26 422 MARKET ST.
jgAYNAKD & DAWSON-JEWELKY.
Have at their store,
5219 MARKET ST.,
m MARKET ST.,
A hill assortment of
WATCHES. CLOCKS,
silvkrwakfT
JEWELRY,
SPECTACLES,
OPE BA GLASSES, Ac., which they are
SELLING AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
, 2 0t iL t* in 8 Practical workmen all work
6 t UMy le,a receive careful attention.
TOBACCO AND CIO AIM.
QTTO & BUTZ,
Manuiartu/tre of all kinds of
SEGAKS ISEGAHSI SEGARS! SEOAKS
NO. a WEST FRON STREET,
OHN OTTO.
OHN BUTZ
Q :k. kkauttek,
Manufaeturor of all kinds ol
FAMILY AN INFANCY SOAPS AND
,,,,,, HIGHEST PRICE PAID
FOR HARD, TAI.I.OW AND OKEESH
FACTORY AND STOKE,
608 W. I-KONTSTh
W. FRONT' HI
3-il-3rai
Wllmloirton, Del.
MERCHANT TAIEOBlN«7
■^yM. U. QIU1NN~
MERCH A NT TAILOR,
122 MARKET BT.,
122 MAKKEf ST.,
All the latent Etvrles of Hprlng and Hummer
CIAtTHES MADE TO ORDER
As Cheap m any Establishment In Wllmlng
tan or FlilUdelphia. "
LAttEK DLL It.
r£HB LARGEST ~
GIHUiS OF BEER IN THE CITY
-AT
FKEYE'S SALOON, FHEYE'8 SALOON
NO. IT E. bEC ND STREET.
FIRST-riLAfttmtOL TABLE, Mil
JOHN H. MOORE, JOHN H. MOORE,
JOHN H. MOOBE, JOHN H. MOOKK,'
JOHN M. MOOBt, JOHN ll. UOtJKE,
•JCHN H. MOORE,
JOHN H. aiOOHE,
•!°HN h. Ml
j| jhn u. *
<-;WTHlv,
HINii'
OLOTHlNcJ; I
'•»» MARKET wri
**» market sfl
J28 AlAKKcT HTj
OLD ANli REUAB..r; UNE-l'JlIOE OLf.THING FMpnu,...
OH) AND RELIABLE ONE-PHIOE CLOTHING !
OLD AND RELIABLE ONE PRICE CLO THING EMPoffi;
CLG'HING,
CLOTHING,
CLOIHINO,
CLOTHING,
CLOTHING,
OLOIH1NG,
CLOTHING,
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
•m MARKET STREET.
■AS MARKET STREET.
2.8 MARKET SI BEET.
AS MARKET STREET.
S*> MARKET STREET.
228 MARKET STREET.
('lothing j-'r 1
Clotbingp'ors'&^'^B'p'
Clothing OB DBBgsa
clothing sttawcstesxaasaa!
Clothing* [",* * ..
oiotMnitiSsS^Sg3!eiiSis;3SSSSS8agS3BBaggg2g22ii-»5.y'a 0ll > t h
Clothing g 88*8821 8*8Sg 8^18 S'Ss'S'?JjO'li
sas ^ 3 3 2 3 3 h 35313 31 1 11 ! 3 31 I d I! 311 ! 111 lags
HKSSS SS3S3S IS* s
Clothing -
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
303808"'^ ®'
ttsa
'r^ciou
W'Dri.ilOti
DSDB
Olo
SCClO
1 ...
OloUl
<;io
ujotifi
OlOthlai
Clothing
OURSTOCK OFI'LOTHING AT THE n??S ln *
OUR STOCK F CLOTHING AT T„E Ulmml"*
OLD A - U RELIABLE oW" 8
OLD AN • • RELIABLE fllmm!."*
Clothing ONE-PBIOe. CLOTHING EMPoRIBM OF Otothhl"*
Clothing UNE-elilCEOLOTHINU EMPOiGUm OF S "*
Clothing JOHN H. MOORE, »
Clothing JOHN H. MOORE, r,{? "«
Clothing JOHN H. MOORE. oo L
Clothing JOHN H. MOORE, oittK
'nothing JOHN H. MOORE, otothlSS
Clothing JOHN H. MOORE. SB
Clothing 228 MARKET ST. - 228 MARKET ST. c Sh Z
Clothing 238 Marketst.- 228 marketst!
Clothing ISU MARKET St'. - 228 MARKET ST. S
C.othlng I er spring and Summer Wear is now Cloth HIS
Clothing Complete In Every Depart- cloth nlS
. Clothing meat. Our SteoS ol Clothimi
Clothing READV-VIADE CLOTHING (jtoX 5!
Cloth'ng READY-MADE CLOTHING C o h S
Clothing For Men, Youths. Hoys an J Children Clothing
Clothing For Mon, Youths. Hoys ami Children ClotE
Clothing Is non complete. Wc ask the citizens ol wit- Cloth n!
Clothing mlngion and the surrounding oountry to glvo ClothinS
Clothing us a call hetoro purchasing,gauranteelngthera ClothinO
Clothing SUPERIOR ifOODS, REST WORKMAN- Oothffi
Clothing SHU* AN1J LtiwEST PRICES Cioffi
Clothing In the oily. Our stock ol Clothing Is made Clothing
Clothing; hero under our own supervision. Every arti- Clothing
Clothing cle guaranteed satlstYctory. olnthiHS
Clothing SPECIALTIES IN CHILDREN'S Cloth S
Clothing 0-o o-:-o Clothing
Clothing o-—- -■<> --- Clothing
Clothing | CLOTHING | | CLOTHING | eioffi
Cothtng o-o o-o Clothing
Ctoth'ng c-o o-_o Clothing
('lothlng —. - Ciothlnir
Clothing Of which we havotho largest andjbest assort- Cloihlng
Clothing rnent of any bouse in the State. ciothiS,,
Clothing OUR MOTTO IN BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Clothing
Cmthing C LOTHING IS: OMbta
Clothing Clot.hTnw
Clothing THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY. cioffi
Clothing Oiflthta
Clothing All our goods are eimuged before making, and sewed with the Clnthi
Clothing best8ilk. <vwm!!
Clothing Acknowledged by the Public as the cinth
Clothing LEADERS IN READY-MADE ANI) JIEJICIIA NT TAILOR- Co hi
Clothing ING IN THIS CITY. (C!
Clothing Wo desire to return our thanks to our host of pa'rons, and Clothii
Clothing utsuro them that this season w« will ouule all our former oflorts ('io»nii
Cloihlng to g ve them rinim.
Clothing SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES IN THE PURCHASE OF i 2
Clothing THEIR CLOTHING. <X
Clothing OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT cE
Olo-hlog In under the t)ui>ervJnion of (Whi.
Clothing NATHANIEL BAYNE, NATHANIEL BAYNE. ClotS
Clollnng Well known as a firrt-olasfl an 1st to vou all. Olothimr
Clothing OUR STOCK OF SPRING ANI) SUMMER Cloihlng
Clothing SUITINGS IS LARGE ANI) VARIED, Clothing
Clothing COMPRISING ALL THE Clothing I
Clothing LATEST STYLES AND NOVELTIES Clothing 8
Clothing 1 a the market, bought before the rlee (nothing
Clothing in woolens, and will be sold at a Clothing
Clothing small advance on tho ooBf, Clothing
Cl* thing and mmle trimmed In Clothing
Clothing tko best manner Clothing
Clothing and latest Clothing
Clothing style Clothing
Clothing cut clothing
328 Market St.
Clothing.
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
SPRING AND SUMMER 1880
SPRING , IND SUMMER 1880.
A FULL LINK OF
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
DENTS' FURNISHING (
AND RUBBER WEAK CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
*S*Our salesmen,'Messrs. Joseph Davidson, George N. llagan and A A Lavs,
happy to see their numerous IDends and show them through our stock. * *
3-19
DRY GOODS.
CLOT 111 NO.
and
rjIHE VARIETY PALACE.
Toys
T»ys
Toys
Toys
T ye
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Tovs
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
ADAMS & BUG.
604—MARKET STREET-604
BICYCLES l
J BICYCLES
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
A handsome lot of new children's car
nages just in. Call and exam
in*) them.
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY AND NO
TION'S. CARPET,
Floor stair und table oil cloths, window
shades ulasp. tin, crockery and wooden
waro. cutlery, rugs, games, stair rods,
brackets, base ball and bats, masks,ex
press wagon?, velocipede.*,
HOCKING HORSES,
doll carriages, wheal harrows, flrei
works, flaw, lantern?, drums, looking!
glasses, toys
FANCY GOODS AND DOLLS OF
ALL KINDS.
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
Agents lor John Clark's Mile End
COTTON,
Toj
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toy.
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys | BRA1NEKM.
MI.KS.
COTTON,
George Clark's O. N. T. Cotton, Wli
liuuntie, azui cole agents lor
ARMSTRONG OO.,
5. SILKS.
Toys
Toys
Toys j Ohoapost place In the city to tray any-1
Toya I thlmoit
ADAMS Ji BROTHER,
604 Market stroet.
6^4 Market street
W AIN WRIGHT,
312 MARKET STREET,
HAS PLaCED ON HIS GREAT SPE
CIALTY COUNTER
some of the
MOST EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
—SUCH AS—
HAMBURGS,
V/ 2 to 2>i Inch6t* wide, lc., 2c., 3e., 5c., 8c.,yrd.
RIBBONS,
All Silk, Nos. 6. 7, 9,12, 8c., 5c., 8c., 10c. yard.
GLOVES, THREAD AND BERLIN,
Size to lit all, 6-:. and 10c. pair.
REAL KID GLOVES,
26\ a pair.
HOSIERY.
All sizes, Immense Assortment, 6c. a pair.
M1SSEV ANI) GENT'4
REGULAR-MADE HOSE,
Lxce.lent quality, lie. and 12c. pair.
GENT'S REGULAR JV^ADE,
Goods In otl.er d/purtuirnts proportfenately
os low.
MORE G OODS OFFERED NEXT WEEK.
812—MARKET STRUT—312 4-282m
"GREAT CENTER FOR HARO AINS."
I
UNDERTAKER*.
J. WYNANS,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
NO. M2 SHIPLEY STREET,
Rerldoare 116 West Etovon'h 'tree*.
11-28-tl
^IMON OUTHKIE. '
UEN'L FURNISHING UNDERTAKER
NO. 328 E. SEVENTH STREET,
Wilmington. Del.
Tmiws .—20 per oeut. less than nsual prlnos
2-29
fJTHOMAS MITCHELL,
FURNIBIUNG*"UNDERTAKER.
NO. 413. KiITg STREET,
_Wilmington, Del.
JOHN B. MARTIN,
FURNISHING"UNDERTAKER,
NO. 221 SHIPLEY STREET,
MAMMOTH SALI
loO-OOO WORTH
—OF
SPSIKG AND SUMM
CLOTHING
i
!
1
1 SATURDAY. APRL
j
j
I At such prices as shall insure Immediate
WILL BE COMMENCED AT
Nathan Lieberman's St
I
8. E. CORNER
5TH AND MAliKE
GRAND CLOTHING SA
This is the stAtoment;of my case: Antle
ting an unusually brisk trudo this neasj
have again enlarged my ostablDhraentj
invested $60,000 in Keady-mado Clotnlq
every descripilon.suitable tor all clasHOsni
up with the utmost rare; hence I have oi
mined at all hazards to make a clean *we«
ail this clothing. I Liter them rayed
stock AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVJ
FURNISHING GOO:
TOITUN', BOY'S AS» CM* 1
UKhN's DmWflMT.
This Department has been a specialty
me this season. Having laid in * *
sfrick ol goods in this department iww 01
dent that 1 can Buit tho most iastwilou 0 *
NATHAN LIEBERMAI
S. E. CORNER
FIFTH AND MARK
N. B,—JIrsers. George .Jostle, JM™
Koroioan, Willlom O. Foreman, .1^1
Frank nnd James F. Carpenter, ore
house and Invito their m
them.
dared with tele
to oall and
dbuuoints.
ANTI-MOTH PAPER.
CHEAP, CLEAN' FBA«»
HEALTHFUL.
A tew Bheat* placed among Wn(
FURS, or FEATHERS ' . 1 , v h e s | J' p ' 0
them ttgatni tho ravages of inotna.
On in Champlior,
PeFalniiliieeetPowderi ,
4.1ouCworth'"
Insect Powder Gun"'
Z. JAMES BELT.
FAMILY DBUG01ST,
SIXTH AND MABHET ^
TTENTION.—All P«n"j« J*
pure Drugs or Oheml«ds,
lag their preecrlpUons or
aarefnlly compounded oi pw*
should go to the drug b ^?noHUR 8TV
^ MU '^•vsaass