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C DAILY REPUBLICAN.
fSVBCIB W, VEBNON * BONN,
"UliFUBUBHEKH AND PROPRIETORS.
" N.IV10AY, MAX*. ISSO.
. *
VTEREK AT THB POSTOFETOE AT
Wilmii irtou, Del., an second-clas* mat
wE
•r
VUH CIRCULATION•
That eur readers and advertisers may
Me for themselves that tbe Rkfublicas
is the sapor ef the mas ses of the people,
we have concluded to give its oiroula
tion for a few dny3, commencing with
Saturday last. The following are the
flgurea:
Total for last three weeks, - 101,250
5,750
- 5.050
5,650
- 5,600
5,600
- 5,600
Saturday, May 1,
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wedneeiay
Thursday,
Friday,
3, -
4 ,
6 ,
7,
A Do-Nothing l ongrt hH.
The Democrats in Congress are about
in the same unhappy condition thej
were when the extra session was draw
log near a close, uu
. .uat the ap
preachi iig national convention is an ad
ditional reason for embarrassment. Be
sides having all the appropriation bi',is
except one on their hands to dispose of
and which are so loaded with political
riders that they are sure to ioe vetoed
if passed, the time for the meeting ot
the Cincinnati convention is rapidly
approaching, and they will all want to
take a hand in that and after the nomi
nations are mads they will all have
their own canvass to make if they wish
to return to their seats. They have
wasted all the fore part of the session
in political tomfoolery and thuB the
party stands before the country as ful
ly identified with stagnation, idleness,
abstraction and national incompetence.
Thus the party stood before when the
people condemned it at the polls, and
the same condemnation is awaiting it
again. No matter how disastrous it
may prove the issue Congress has made
with the President will have to he met
•11 over the country and willhavs to be
fnlly discussed before the people in the
public press and on the rostrnns, until
the public wind shall he in a proper
condition to understand the matter and
to pronounce judgment.
The Democrats through tbsir obsti
nacy have brought the Federal courts
in seme of the States to a stand still f
simply Vecanse they insist in refusing
to make appropriations for carrying on
tbe eourts unless they reap some polit
ical advantage fcom it. In New York
the 'Federal courtB oannet be held be
cause the United States Marshals have
no funds in haad wherewith to pay the
official expenses of litigation and that
is how it will be here in Delaware, and
•11 over the country in consequence of
their default of making the nesessary
appropriations. It wae only on Thurs
day that Senator IVindom made an
effort to have fhe long neglected United
States Marshals reimlursed for their
outlay of money for the last year or
more in which th-y have be8n using
their private funds, l y proposing that
$600,000 Le irsertel iu the Deficiency
hill for the purpose of reimbursement,
but his efi'oet to have justice done was
•11 in vais. Every Democrat in the
Senate voted against the amendment
and it was defea.ed.
Thus because the Democrats cannot
have their own way they are deter
mined to vent their spite on an im
portant branch of the public service
which is to he crippled and the gov
ernment i3 to be prevented from paying
its just debt3.
Let reflective considerate peepio take
an intelligent view of the case as it
stands and no matter if they are the
meet rigid partisans they must unite
in condemning the effort made an Con
gress to force political legislation.
■ -
It is reported that Henry P. Cannon,
editor of the State "Sentinel" at Dover,
is to be made chairman of the Sta'e
Central Committee, and R. C. Frairn of
this city Secretary. The appointment
of these gentlemen augurs an active and
energetic campaign, and with union in
the party would presage victory. Ii
union is all that i3 wanted, let uni#n
come as speedily as possible, and he
that cannot and will not make conces
sions for the sake of that union which
is necessary to insure viotory, should
step to the rear and learn to serve
rather than to lead.
Governor Marks of Tennessee
eltctei as a compromisa httweea the
low tax ami State credit elimeits of
the State, bat he seems not t . have
compromised to the satisfaction of all.
The Knoxrille "Chronicle," says; "his
administration has been a coiopromiso
admi -is'ration. lie hat compromised
himself and his Slate. He has com
promised between right and wrong, la
twe»n good and evil, but in t-yery in
stance evil has got the better end of
tho bargain."
Pexsoss struggling for prominence in
political parties should remember that
nominations not followed by election,
are empty compliments. Intrigno may
give position iu a party, but prudence
and wise management connected with
earnest lalor are requisite to lead it to
pnccees.
The four Wav. in Indiana "Gazette"
facetiously says, that the Democracy of
thM city on Tuesday last eleoted a Fex
and Wolf to the City Couuog. Charac
teristic, isn't it ? ^
was
|
as
of
are
!\
Tbe Unit Bala.
However convenient and proper the
unit rule mt be in casting the vote of
a State for thb Presidency, when the
election's thrown into the House of
Representatives, that is'the only excep
tion in which it can be conveniently
justified. It at least is very obnoxious
and objectionable as applied to State
Conventions. There is nothing more
fair than the Bystem of electing Ward
and Hundred delegates, and allowing
every delegate to cast his individual
vote cither for or against any measure
which may be brought before the Con
vention. Where the unit rule is in
sisted upon the voice of nearly one-half
of the delegates may be stilled, and by
the rote ol one man appointed to cast
the votes of fifty or a hundred other
men, a fictitious majority may he man
ufactured, which <loes not express the
will of tbe people. Til ere was an illus
tration of this in the State Conveutfos
at Dover, on Thursday. New Castle
County through the privileges present
ed to the people sent a mixed Ojjega
tfca to Dover, find Sussex County did
the same thing. The unit rule could
have been insisted upon by tbe major
ity driegates from either of these coun
ties-, 'but there was no desire to tie .the
hands or stifle the voice of any delegate.
Had this rule so rigidly insisted upsn
and forced in Kent County been carried
out in the other counties, there would
have been two counties against one in
the Convention all the time and upon
every vote. Making County delegates
solid to gain a mere local political ad
vantage is as objectionable to the mor
al sense of the people, as it is objection
able to make a solid South in national
political matters.lt may be possible that
the forty delegates of Kent County to
the State Convention were all of one
mind, in whioh
made no difference, whether one man
•r forty men cast the forty votes of tbe
county, bst it looks a little improbable
that upon questions of such varied in
terests as come before a State Conven
tion, intelligent reflective men should
all think alike. We do not believe
they did all think alike, hut the Con
vention was informed that Keat Conn- '
ty in preliminar y caucus had agreed to
vote as ja unit upon all questions com
ing before the Convention one
man Roasting the vote for forty
men. The oaucus could not possibly
foresee what questions #f importance
were to be brought before th6 Conven
tion, but yet tbe forty delegates ;were
willing end did surrender their minds,
their thoughts, their actions and their
consciences into the keeping of one
man to be used arbitrarily but always
effectively in one direction. For tbe
sake of illustrating bow this unit rule
worked we will take the vote of the
Convention on the question of adopting
the report of the Committee on creden
tials. This report was in favor of al
lowing two sets of delegates fr#m tha
Tenth Ward in -this city to cast their
votes in tbe Convention, and Baltimore
Hundred four delegates who were elec
ted by a mainority of thejvotes'easl,
were turned under and a single dele
gate elected by a majority vote wa ad
mitted and authoriz-.d to cast the'our
votes of the Hundred. Upon the adop
tion of this report, New-Caalle and Sus
sex Counties, the counties most inter
ested, cast 69 vote3 to 31 against the
report. Kont County had in caucus pre
viously determined that her whole 40
votes should be oast as a unit
the vote
upon all questions no matter what
kind it was that
>uld come up, upon
¥hlcli tf there could scarcely fail to bean
honest difference of opinion, and in
accordance with this decicionh
t whole
do vot
wore cast m favrr of the report
which carried itd adoption by a vole of
71 to 09. New C
!le County voted
more than two to one that th« Tenth
Ward should not be disfranchised, by
admitting three other delegates to neu
tralize the vot«s of three others elected
by a largo majority and Loidiug regular
credentials. Sussex County voted by a
large majority that tbe four elect
ed delegates from Baltimore Hundred
should be retained, and not that
man should be admitted who was de
feated at the delegate election, aud bo
allowed to vote for himself and for his
three absent associates, who knew
they were defeated, and did not
come to the Convention to claim a seat.
Does anybody suppose that upon a
question like this that forty men from
the most intelligent classes of society in
Kent County would all have voted one
way, if their voices had not been stifled
by the u
0U8
even
ule? Wo liava a hottor
opinion of tho honesty, the intelligence
he love ef fairness of the people oi
bounty than io suppose that it
left uutrammeled to themselves th.
whole forty votes of the County would
have he u cast solid on this question j
however strong the bond of unity may!
iiavoheui up n other euestions. We th
%
anc
Ke
Is surprised that an intelli-j
ar
public:
anrrend -
mt-n as wc know tho Rc
•-■f Kent County to be should
■beforehand their
cou
sciences into the
man to| be used arbitrarily
as ue raw proper upon auy qaeation
which might'come beforeja deliberative
body for discussion. We do not
keeping of any
one
ml
con
demn tbe unit rule simply on account
of tho results of the Dover Convention,
but simply to show liow the unit rule
works and what an engine of arbitrary
power it, becomes when all the rights
belonging to representative delegates
are surrendered into the' hands of one
man. /
tho
or
of
mo
(
Tub "Ev»ry Evening's" Ideal of »
President ol the Board of Health was
not eleoted last night,hat Col. T.Elwood
Singley was. Now let the proboscis of
the Bayard organ Incline upward at an
angle of forty-five degroes. This how
ever does not impair the efficiency of
Col. Singley who is known to be the
best qualified member of the Board for
the office.
Fightiko for leadership in a minori
ty party, instead of putting forth ef
forts to makeit a majority one,reminds
us of the fable of the dog dropping his
bone by grasping at its shadow as he
crossed over a diteh. Those who wish
to enjoy places of honor and emolu
ment bad better labor to obtain party
success before, they attempt to divide
the spoils, much less fight over them.
T he largest cloTHIwu house
I n Philadelphia, JOHN W A.* 1 AM AKER,
Grand Dcnot, l«th st„ Market to OneS.-'Ut.
AKII'AK'b gift,
Tb-a only real cure ft
and diseases arising ftxjm Indiscretion.
'We discard Balsam Copabla as being not
only useless, but hurtful, and to avoid this
drug keep away from the quack.
AFFLICTED HAVE TO SAT.
Dksmosd lit Co., 915 Race ftreet, Fhiladel
phia : 1 appeal to you, and 11 there 16 any
earthly rofiel lor me 1 wish y?U would do
something lor me. About eight months hko I
KOt into trouble I took capsules, went to doc
tors. and it has cost mo MIC hundred dollars—
tiret lor this medicine, then lor that—without
any benefit. A few clays ago a friend told me
,.f the Samaritan's Gilt; ho said it would cer
tainly cure mo. This ie why 1 address you lor
aU L»t w 'tho above be a warning to others.
When you got into trouble, procure at once
tho Samaritan's Gilt, and you will be all
right in two or three days. Prico-Male.
paoha/cs, |2 ; lcmalc,$3. Sent by mall in a
plain envelope by Desmond U l'o., Proprie
tors. 910 Race street, Fliibidelphla.
Sold be /. JAMES BliLT*, Sixth and Mar.
kot streets, Wilmington, Del., and by Drug
4 . 80 -mwsly
Gonorrheea. Gleet
WHAT
Kists generally
NOTICES.
N otice.—the annual mebtino
oi tho stockholders oi the Mechanics
lioan Apsociation, will be held at theliroom,
cor. Third and Market, on Monday evening,
tho loth inst., atTtO, lor tho purpose of re
ceiving the annual roport, election of oflicers
or any olher business! that i^ay come t»eiore
tho mcetiag. WM. J, MORROW,
6-4-Tt Secretary.
N OriOE.-01plNO TO THE LABOR
In balancing the aeceunt? of members,
the Dividend advertised to be ffcld by the
•'Famiers'Matuai Fire Company of the State
•1 Delaware.'' on the first Monday In May.
11180, will not be paid until next month. Due
notice will be given in the newspapers of the
time of payment. W. A. LAMOTTE,
6-7-4td Treasurer.
OnCE.-FlVK HUNDRED SHARES,
loth series Mechanics Loan Stock for
pale. First payment on the second Tuesday
in May. Apply to
3-20-tom30
N
W. J. MORROW. Sec'y.
417 French street.
(1QAA REWARD. -THREE HUN
* dred dollars reward will be paid
lor tho arrest and conviction of the party or
parties who broko Into and robbed t
of Wm. M. Kennard Ac Co., supposed to have
been entered about 3 o'clock tins (Thursday)
A. M. J. P. ALLMOND, Mayor.
April 29.1880.
store
K n kewa k d.-two hundred
) and fiity dollars reward will be
paid for tho recovery oi the silks stolen iron
our store on the morning of the 29th of April.
W. M. RENNARD&CO.
4 30-tt
OT1CE.—THE DELAWARE LOAN
Association now oilers new stock lor
sale. Call day or evening, on
GEO. O. MARIS, Sec'y.,
Office, 601 Shipley st., (2nd floor.)
N
4-15-lm
OT1CE.-OUR SALES THIS SPRING
indicates that we can got fair prices at
Saturday's sales for small and medium
J.T. 11EALD,
7th and Market.
N
sued dwellings.
4-29-eod4c
REGISTER'* ORDERS.
EG I STEP'S ORDER.
II
REGISTER'S OFFICE,
New Castle County, March 30,1880.
Upon the application of Jos W. Barn a by,
Administrator of Joseph Burnaby, late oi
Now Castle Hd., in said county, deceased,
d directed by the Re
gister that the Administrator aforesaid, give
notice of the granting of letters oi Admin
istration upon tho Estate of tho deceas
ed, with the ditto oi granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to bo posted within
forty days Iroin the date of such letters, in 'dx
ot the most public places of the county ol
Nov.' Castle, requiring all \
rnandfi a gainst ti
or abido t»
lc la ordered
id Lilli
, (*-.
Estate, to pre
act of Asscudily in such case
dded. And also cause the
jierlod in
ewspaper
to continued
r
*o bo in.
ted v/1
In the
iiio Del;
:
AVI
1 in Wi
herein three wi
liven
tnd
i Seal of
uuoer
i toe Reg
stle.' In Ni
Of
foresaid, at
'.io county,
L.S.
N
atorcsald, Ui
iU.
LUi
i, Register,
dng claims
■tere
NOTICE
h
sous
'
st t).
e oi tho dc
ly attested totheAdu
;o March 3J, 18sl
Htaf
,8Cd
:
emt ly
ch cits
lande and
W. BAKNABY,
Adrainistr-itor.
4-22
d d.
J(
Addi
Now Castle, Del.
1 Y EGIoTLR'aS OllJU
b
REG
rKR'S UJTICE,
New Castle County, a pril 17,18S0.
Upon tiio application o< Theodc-rn Jones,
AilmiT)ir:t,ator ol Wm Jones, Into oI Red Lion
HuQdred. in said county, deceased, ir is or
dered and directed by theffegister tliattheAd
oiiristrator aliirofala glvo notice of granting
ol Lotte:* ol Admin!.'{ration upon the estate ol
the deceased with the date o
granting thereof ,
- be posted within
ii Letters in
1 bio.-i, public places of tlie county of
tie, requiring all persons having de
aurali.-st tho estate to present the same,
u* Act of Assembly in such case
lovided ; and also cause the game
io period in tl o
newspaper pub
itinued
*y caUfing
lb
forly days ir^mthe date of
six of the
New Ca
bide I)
to
itliln t
I)Kr.
ahk R:
■
ngton, and to be
;eks (o o d)
therein tbi
dcr the hand and Seal of
<■! the Register aforesaid at
Cast,Jr, in New Castle county
day and year above ;written.
C. BIGGS, Register,
having claims against
I rnu.it present tho
i,
8 . OHIO
- ' Ne
laid, ti
Nft'lll
■fill p<
the
dece
Adrdni"
I
.— ,~.i «r
abido tho Act ol Ab
11
1881,
■1 I
Vidttd.
TllEliDDUE.B
-.Sl Georges, Dc
1'ER'S ORDER.
NEB, Ad in f
4-24
A
at
R
EGl
H KfllSTEJ
Haw i: a st .r.r.,
OFFICE.
vv. Mav 3d, 1 ?« 0 .
a
!'! t
1 i
: Belbold.
: Gjtllcb Snlho'd, Into ol
Gttid County,
I directed by
that the AdmlciAtratrJx aloro
'*■ ■ <-'« tho granting oi Jjotterr of
)> u g /n tiio'.". late ni thedeoensed
of gram Mng thereof, by oau -mg
ts to f.-o lasted within forty days
from the data of>uoh letters, In six of th.
public phmos os - tho county o! Newcastle
requiring ail jicrsons having deni;
the estate, to present the sa
of Af;?oici
Hundred, in
.
ifl 0
It 1st
d
Adaiinh
with the
Rdvertj;-
*>3t
ly
Inut
by
in ruch case mmb
vldod. An l al;io cause tho tamo to he inserted!
within ti e same period, Iu tho Djclawarb
Revubli«aw, a newspaper published :r. Wll
gton, and to bo continued therein throe
k* f (o-o d)
Given under tho hard and scf.I of
j tho Register nioresaid, at
j County,
wee
OiRoo
NewCa.ntle, in New Oa *.
aforesaid, the day and yoaraixmi
S. C. BIGGU. Register.
Notice.-—A ll persons having cl a. ins gainst
estate of the deceased, muat pref-ont tl.o
same duly attested to the AdmlnU-tratrlx eti
boforo May 8d, 1881, or abide tho art
Assembly m sued case mado and provided.
P A U LI IV E S El BO L V, Ad mini siratri x,
N. B.—Nlohola* Jenny has boon given
power of Attorney to make ail uettleiaontp for
and close up the accounts #1 tho estate. PS
Addresi—Wilmington, Del.
L.8.
;
AMUSEMENTS.
BAND OPERA HOUSE,
irlday and Hafnrdny, May 7 and 8,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2.
MB. JOHN D. MISHLEK, alter months of
extensive preparations and regardless ol ex
pense, will present tho FIRST COMPLETE
PRODUCTION, from Washington Irving's
beautiful legendary story. Kip Van Winkle,
painted expressly lor this production by Mr.
John B. Moran, scenic artist, Arch st. Thea
tre, Philadelphia.
ALL NEW SCENERY. ALL NEW COS
TUft
Mr. Mis to l
In* tho eminent actor.
MIC. J. II. KEANE,
In his romintio and picturesque impersona
tion o 1
MI* VAN WINHI.F,
Supported by a carefully selected company ol
TALENTED AK'l 1KTS. 5 1-tit
Special Piucx*.—-Gallery, v6; admission,
35; reserved teats, 50 cts., to be had at the
usual placo. Matinee admission, 16 and 25.
SR
I, ALL NEW MUSIC,
loels a special pride in present
TO EXCURSIONISTS
TLANTIC CITY AND CAPE MAY.
A
Special arrangements arc made to take
EXCURSION PARTIES FROM WIL
•MINUTUN TO EITHER PLACE
AT LOW KATES
During the bathing season, per " Samuel M.
Fcltori," to Camden thence by rallroad, giv
ing parties 6 hours on the_Beach._ For par
ticulars apply to
3-27-2taw
H; P. WEAVER
700 Market Btreet.
604
AltTIES WISHING TO CHARTER
STEAMERS
THOMAS CLYDE, MAJOR KEY BOLD
OR PERKY,
For Sunday Schools or Societies - *^|T"
do so at at, low rates by ap-ffi ffl&ey
plying to CAP1', EUGENE KETBu 7 J*
NO. 3 ARCH STREET, PHI ' s '
Charter to all points on River '
troling nronnrtf at BOMBAY P
LINS' BEACH, '
GROUNDS FREE OI Cb\\ RGE.
P
k
rpilE OLD AND! A Voi; iT E; BAY-SIDE
vnnni? 8, r r ' ,aC d 11 ' HOTEL AND PA
Lwiiiinia -' r , oun(U lree to Lodge?, Sun
f exCK r?iou parties. Stnd be
,t- \ arr i in d emerits elsewhere lor our
descriptive circuits.
, LEVI V. GRIEVES,
l'ormerlv 0 1 Arch st. He use, Phlla.,
6-3 -3 wu f Proprietor.
P. u. Adr.ross—Dcakyneville, Del.
0£OCEIUK8.
gTOJNa
AND MJLD
BOASTED COFFEE,
26 CENTS "PER POUND.
BLACK, GRE N." JAPAN AND MIXED
TEAS AT
CENTS PER POUND.
These goods are unexcelled In purity,strength
and flavor, by any In tho city at the
prioe. Try them and bo
convinced of tho fact.
GREAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
W. R. BOWMAN Manager,
16 E. SECOND ST.,
16 E. SECOND ST.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Our assortment of the liner grades oCTea
and Uolfee, and perfectly pure pepper.?and
oploea generally, is one ol the best. Prices
alway right. SUGAR
TOMERS.
AT COST TO OUS
KEMOTALS.
EM0VAL! REMOVAL!
A. B. JONES,
A. B. JONES,
R
A. B. JONES,
A. B. |JONES,
j
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PAPER |
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—AHI>
—AHI>
WINDOW SHADES,
I
HAS RBMOVKD TO
oi
422 MARKET ST. 2-20 422 MARKET ST.
MEKCI3ANT TAILORING.
MTj^M. H. UUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
122 MARKET ST.,
132 MARKET ST.,
All the latest styles of Spring and Summer
Cftsslmere and suitings kept on hand, cut
and made In good stylo.
CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER
As Cheap as ar.y e
bifshment In Wilmlng
ten or Philadelphia. 6-7-3m
TOBACCO dI«AE£».
QTl'O b. BUTZ,
Maxuiarturers of all kfndfl of
SEGAKS ! SUGARS JSEGAKS! SEGAKS
NO. 2 WEST FRON STREET,
OHN OTTO.
OHN BUTZ
Q K. KKAUTTEK,
Manufacturer of all kinds ol
FAMILY AND FANCY SOAPS AND
CANDLES.
HIGHESi r pjaOE PAID
FOR LARD, TALLOW AND GUEESfi
FACTORY AND STORE,
608 W. FRONT ST,7
,
o
608 W. FRONT ST
WBmlngtoQ, Del.
3-11-3 uu
LAUKR UEECi.
T H,i
LARGEST
GLASS OF BEER IN THE CITY
-AT
FRBYK'B SALOON, i'REYE'S SALOO»
KO. 17 E. SLO Nil STREET.
VI KW-Of.ASSPNOT. TA RLE.
it
INNESOTA FLOUR.
Having for th^ last lour years given tho
four Dado considerable attention and found
which iy tiio best. 1 am prepared to fur
niiilj the colebratod Minnor-ota Sprl nw wheat
desired to all who want
am prepared to guaran
tee tniit thlf flour will turn out 60 pounds
more broad to tho barrel than any of tho com
br&ndff, and with g<x;d baking it Is im
possible to h-.ve bad bread. Leave your or
ders at 4i)l King street, Central Building, Q
at m Shipley utroet. WM. D. PIUKELS.
4-2i-tl
Mo
in any gum:
a sapeiior article
J^OOFING! ROOFING! I
All kindP coraiweltion roofing deneproroit
ly aad at LOW PRIDES. Old leaky tin,
shingle and composition roofs coated will
plostlo and made water-tight and good ai
new. Give
a call.
ROBERT ATKINSON.
Office: Sam'l. Hanna & Oo.'s nariiwan
ore, Filth anil Market ste.
3-Vt-md
JMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN l
Having punchased a large and varied as
sortment of Amorloan WATCHKS, I'm now
ready to supply my customers with a good ar
tiste at a remarkably low pride. Persons wish
ing aiything in my line would do well to call
and examine ray stock befbre purchasing else
where. Keapsotfiilly
MILLARD F. JJA.VI*,
No. 9 E. Beeond st. I
4-27U
DRY GOODS.
E VARIETY PALACE.
ADAMS h BKO.
604—M ABK Et"1|TB EFT—604
t BICYCLES
CHILDREN'iToAKRI AGES.
A handsome lot of new children's oar*
riages just in. Call aad exam
ine them.
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY AND NO*
THINS, CARPET,
Floor stair and table oil cloths, window
shades glass, tin, crockery and wooden
ware, cutlery, rugs, gam os, stair rods,
brackets, bate ball and bats, masks,ex
press wagons, velocipedes,
BOOKING HORSES,
doll carriages, wheel barrows, five
works, flans, lanterns, drums, looking
glasses, toys
FANCY GOODsTnD D'JLLS OF
AI 4 .I 1 KINDS.
T
Tojii
Toys
To/*
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
Toys
BICYCLES I
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
Agonts lor John 01 4 I gi 8 jqp. End
COTTON, COTTON,
George^Clarli 1 , 0 N T _ 0otb)Ili wu .
,, and solo afcnla lor
BHA1NF
JtP, AKMSTKONG CO.,
SILKS. SILKS.
4 >est placo in the city to buy any
thing at
ADAMS & BKOTHEB)
Cho r
604
A uTket street,
604 Market street
B
AKUAiNS EXTRAORDINARY 1
SATURDAY- MORNING,
AT
WAINV RIGHT'S,
312 MARKET ST.,
312 MARKET ST
On his greftt
SPECIALTY COUNTER.
Immense lots oi goods to be sold witbou
reserve, such as
DRESS GOODS, 6, 8, 10c. up,
LAWNS, GOOD STYLES. 8c. up,
CORSE IS, 10, 20, 26 c. up,
HANDKERCHIEFS. LADIES' AN1)
t
GENT'S, ALL LINEN, 3, 6 , «, 8 ,10c. up.
STOCKINGS, 8 . 6 , 6 , 8 ,10c. up,
RIBBONS, 5, 10c. pair up,
KID GLOVES, 5c. pair up,
SILK BOWS, IMMENSE YAR1LTT, 3 and
6 c. each.
All of tho above are Felling very rapidly.
Hundreds of other articles ooually an cheap.
displayed on our counter.
BARGAINS EVERY DAY!
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
BARGAINS ALWAYS FOUND AT
WAIN WRIGHT'S,
312—MA KKET STRET-312 4-282m
"GREAT CENTER FOR BARGAINS,'
COAL.
QOAL, COAL, COAL.
LEHIGH AND KOHINOOK COAL!
BEST TAMILY COAL,
CAHEFULLYPKEPAEED,
Especially for eur retail sales.
PROMPTLY DELIVERED IN CELLARS.
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
CHARLES WARNER A CO.,
MARKET STREET WHARF.
IJ1ELEPHONE
VRAM AKY PART OF THB AiTT TO
j G. D. SLAY MAKER'S OFFICE, |
CORNER OF
WATER AND KING STREETS-®*
—FOR YOUR—
LIME, SAND AND COAL!
As I manufacture my own lime at mj
works in Lancaster County, Pa., 1 will fur
nlsh lime at the very LOWEST PKICfl
either wholesale or retail.
3-6-3md
J^ARUEST LOAD OF
KINDLING WOOD FOR n.60,
KINDUKU WOOD lfUR *1.60,
.10 SIN PONDER'S,
JOJlW PONDER'S,
JOHN PONDER'S,
JOHN PONDER'S,
NO. 100 MARYLAND AVENUE.
NO 1(8) filAKYNANU AVENUE.
ALSO COAL OF ALL SIZES.
ALSO COAL Oi' AUj SIZES,
3-12-1 m
Wilmington, Del.
£JEO. V/. BUBH & SON,
FRENCH STREET WHARE,
Call £pocla! attontlcn to thotr hard, pure,
SHENANDOAH COAL'
SHENANDOAH COAL*
Prepared lor Family use. Also i.o their
BKOOKSIDE LYKENS VALLEY,
Superior to all other coals lor Bakers and
lor open gratos.
00AL AND LIME.
DUAL AND LIMeT"
COAL AND LIME,
YARD FOOT OF WEST STREET,
YARD If OUT OF WEST STREET,
JOHN W. GRII-TITH,
Wilmington, Dol
1-T-tI
JgAYNAKD b DAWSON-JEWELRY.
Have at their store,
229 MARKET ST.,
229 MARKET ST.,
A fiill assortment oi
WATCHES.
rilybewareT
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
SPECTACLES,
OPERA GLASSES, *cc., which they are
SELLING AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
Both being practical workmen all work
^itwiththom willioccivo caroJul atteaUoa.
UNMEBITAKERS.
1^ J. WYNANS,
FU li N ISHING~ND ERTAKEIi,
NO. 602 SHIPLEY STREET,
lienee 110 Went Eleventh street.
IMON GUTHRIE.
EN'L FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
NO. 826 E. SEVENTH STREET,
^ WUmlngton, Del.
iiniMg .—20 pe r oent. loss than usual nrioeo
rjlHOMAB MITCHELL,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER.
NO. 412 KING STREET,
_Wilmington. Del.
JOHN li. MARTIN, " -
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
KO. 221 SHIPLEY STREET,
s
TOHN H. MOORE, JOlliv H. MOORE,
JOHN H. MOOKE, JOHN H. MOOKE,
JOHN U. MOOHe, JOHN li. MOOKE,
mlfv 8' m °OHE,
H. JttOOKE,
JOHN H, M
JOHN H, jJ
qi-OTHiN,,
OfOiHINo
OUiTHINq'
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING-.
UUI1HINU,
CLOTHING
CLOTHING,
CLOTHING,
01.1 ITHING.
CLOTHING
OLOTH1NG
ssifi Market street 1 .
ass .MARKET 1 STREET.
m MARKET STREET.
H 8 MARKET STREET,
if* MARKET STREET.
BIS MARKET STREET.
g? MARKF
aw mart- Arm
ZiSJHA' »ET STj
■*lUT ST|
PLD AND RELIABLE ONE-PRICE CLOTHING KTv
OLD AND RELIABLE ONE-PRICE CLOTHING Y aPOBITJM
OLD AND RELIABLE ONE PRICE CLOTHING -MPOKiJjm'
* 1 ~ 1 ^MPOKiUMi
C loth i DR S-* '-t *-» *-i t-f t-l — u t* U ^ 4-4 'g (-1 u ^ c-t *-H '-4 'H *H «■
Clothing B , C i §'y't?pc , § , D , Pl3 - P'°'riTPp , F§3-p , B , § 1 ®
Clothing 0 e DPPB5D3BOOP0OOBD333PO /fl?
Clothing KSKKKSPKStfKKSaspSXttpKr 5 0 3 rJ c a 5(Si
Clothing;
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Clothing a** {ja.3dd3333333235cnth
Clothing 'ESTABLISHED 1833. ® * ,orfa
Olullilng ESTABLISHED lsaz.
ClotUIug
Clotliiiig
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
lotU
llolhl
I lots
rebuilt lira
HEBlTLf ISM.' ofi
, A'ftp SUMMER 1880 ', .. -
•J AND SUMMER 1880. Cboth' IOt
OUK OP CLOTHING AT THE vOffi 1 **
oi tmng
sssg 3 si
Clo^htog JOHN H. MOORE, it
•>lothlttg JOHN H. MOOKE, Jf J{5 "K
Clothing JOHN H. MOORE, Clolh
Clothing JWHN H. MOORE, HnS
Clothing JOHN H. MOOKE. CtoSK
Clothing S28 MARKET ST. - ra MARKET ST. 2
ClothlMt 238 MARKET ST.-228 MARKET ST c2h S*
Clothing 228 market si. -—- 228 mahketst! ffliS
Clothing Icr spring and Summer Wear Is now cir n
Clothing Complete in Every Depart- H
Olothing mont. Our Stecliol u "K "£
Clothing HEADV-MADE CLOTHING cloth
Oloth'ng READY-MADE OLOTHING cShil,*
Clothing For Men, Youths, Hoys and Children OlotiH
Clothing For Men, Youths. Boys and Children Cletliinf,
Clothtng Is now complete. Wc ash the citizens ol Wll- Clot
Clothing mlngton and the surrounding country to glvo Cloth SI
Clothing us a call belore purclmslng gauriinteelngtiiom ciotlliSS
Clothing SUPERIOR GOODS, IlksT WORKMAN- C otS
Clothing SHIP AND LOW ESP PRICES C otb SS
Clothing In the city. Our stock ol c.otbing is made Cloth
Clothing here under our own supervision. Every aril- cn,th »
Clothing clo guaranteed satisfactory. (>ioth!5 K
Clothing SPECIALTIES IN CHILDREN'S Cloth J
Clothing n " - Eiottilna
Clothing |
Clothing
Clothing I
Clothing o
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
* Clothing
Clothing
Clotnlng
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing All our goods are sponged bulore malting, and sewed with tha
Clothing best silk.
Clothing Acknowledged by the Public as the
Clothing LEADERS IN READY-MADE AND MEKOIIANTTATr nil
Clothing ING IN THIS CITY. taiuig
Clothing Wo dosire to return our thanks to our host of patrons noil ci
Clothing assure them that this season wo.wlll outde all our former efloni S
Clothing to give them y,
Clothing SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES IN THE PURCHASE OF rffi
Clothing THEIR CLOTHING. " iffi
Clothing OUR MERCHANT TAILORING-DEPARTMENT rS
Clothing Is under the supervision ef ; " f
Clotnlng NATHANIEL BAYNE, NATHANIEL BAYNE Clo?,
Clothing Well known as a flrst-class artlstto you all , 'L,"'
Clothing OUR STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER OlothinS*
Clothing SUITINGS IS LA KGE AND VARIED, " Clo hinl
CiothPug COMPRISING ALL THE ' Cloth M
Clothing LATEST STYLES AND NOVELTIES Clothing ®
Clothing In the market, bought before tho rise Clothing 6
Clothing In woolens, and will be sold at a Clothing
Clothing small advance on the cost, Clothing
Clothing and mndo trimmed In Clothing
Clothing the best manner Clothing
Clothing and latest Clothing
Clothing style Clothing
Clothing cut Clothing
228 Market St.
Clothing.
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
SPRING
SPB 1 N
Clobiln
—o Clothing
0 Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
O Clothlmr
Clothlnsr
Clothing
Clothing;
Clothlnjr
Clothing
Clothing
Clothlni
CIothlE
Clotht
Clofhl
Ciothi:
Cloth!
| CLOTHING |
| OLOTHING |
-o
Of which we have tho largest and^boat assort
ment of any house In the State.
OUR Mono IN BOYS' ANI) CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING IS:
THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
A FULL LINE OF
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
GENTS' FURNISHING
AND RUBBER WEAK CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
4Gr*Our salesmen, Messrs. Joseph Davidson, GeorgeN. Hagan and A a raws
happy to see their numerous friends and show them through our stock. '
119
CLOTHING.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
GRAND DEPOT.
13 STREET, Philadelphia.
Splondld now stylos and all opened at mod
erate and not fancy pricoe,
ALL NE
Imperial Beiges, roc.
NEW STYLES
Mixed Twilled Beiges, 12>£e.
NEW STYLES
Armuro Suitings, 12t£c.
NEW S1YLES
Half Wool Pin in Beige, 14c,
NEW STYLES
Half Wool Farcy Beige, 14c.
NEW STYLVS
Mohair Lustres, 15c.
NEW STYLES
English Mohair Melange, I9c.
NEW STYLES
English Cheyrons, 18c.
NEW STYLES
English Fancies. 25c.
NEW STYLES
Fin-Striped Lustres. 26c.
NEW STYLES
Doublo-width Mom'e-Oloth, 25c.
NEW STYLES
Fancy Armures, 25c.
NEW STYLES
Silk Check F
NEW STYLES
English Suiting Novelties, Sic.
NEW STYLES
Colored Cashmoro, 37kc.
NEW STYLES
Polka Dot Sailneiu 371<c.
NEW STYLES
Silk Mixed Novelties,*37Kc.
NEW STYLES *
38-inch Pebble Cloth, 60c.
NEW STYLES
Trimming Novelties, 31c. to 75c.
W STYLES
•»e«, 25c.
I
|
I
j
j
people will find our assortment hard to
surpass. We hare all tho grades oi desirable
Dress Goods, from inodium up to the very
finest imported.
Tho
JOHN WANA^AKER,
|
j
I
GRAIVD DEPOT. - 131!, gy.
PHILADELPHIA.
WSI ART IJf HOSIERY
i'OK LADIES.
Ho6iory tent'on to tho marvolous products ol I
Sf!l5J om^osieiy lounter«° lni< 0,lcnetl 111
Hosiery Six now'ptylos oi Ladies' rifin
Hosiery Hoslcrvl lrnm l. A K MOKLI v i J
Hoi lory LONDON have justboonui< id io 1 f
Hosiery our stock. Ladles on tho lookout t0
HoPlery fersomething new in Hosiery will!
Hosiery be plonaed with theEo. Besides be-!
Itoelery Jrg wry original and very hand-'
Hosiery st mc, the prices nre very moderate, u
Hosiery From WARD,STUItT b SH/lRP
Hosiery Belper, England, we open a very
Jioncry huge invoice oi Spun Silk PlaGr,! *.
Hosiery Spun Silk Open-worked and Spun I
Hosiery Bilk Embiolaered Ladles' Hose. I
Hosiery The colorings aro all In tho lashlonfl
Hosiery ble (ancles ol tbe day. They wmo
Hosiery much apt,reclined on Saturday, and
Hob cry a large lot of them wore sold. A
Hos ery very handsome lot ol Black Spun
Hosiery Hosiery camo nt the same fine.
Hos ery From GEOJtGE HKETTLE t
Hosiery oo„ London, comos our new ocen
Hos ery work, In most oxquislte designs. In
Hosiery bright, pure silk. We show 20 colors
Hosltry In these goods, belnft the most com
Hoslery prelienBlvo line ol ootors ever shown
Hosiery in this country.
Hosiery An extra heavy, pure Black Silk
Hosiery Hose, Irom this house at $6 per pair
Hosiery Is very popular with our customers!
JOHN WANAMAKER,
GRAND DEPOT, - 13th 8T.
PHIL A DELFKI A,
4-10
CLOTHING.
MAMMOTH SAI
JoO.OOO WORTH
-OF
SPUING AND SUNi
CLOTHIJti
At such prices as Bhall Insure immodui
SATURDAY. AP11L
WILL BE COMMENCED Ai
Nathan Lieberaan'sSl
S. li. CORNER
5TH AND MARKS
'GRAND CLOTHING SA
I This le the gtatonj#nt|of mycaRo: Ar
| ting an unusuiilly briilc trade this
I have again enlarged my establishnie
unvested $50,000 in Keady-aade Oiotl
j every description.suitable lor all cIoHnei
j up with the utmost care; hence I have
m,ned at ail hazards to moke a clean m
0,11 th,fl clothing. I offer them wy
8 *®ck AT PRICES LOWER THAB J
FURNISHING G0<
YOUTHS', BOY'S AND ««
DKi:N'k DfiPAKrtf£Kb
| This Department has been a special!
me this seafon. Having laid in a
j st4*clc ol goods in this department J mol
I dent that I can suit the uio3t iaatidieuS
NATHAN LIEBERM
S. E. CORNER
FIFTH AND MAR
N. B.—Messrs, t «• Justls, W
foreman, Willfam loraman, •
J ran , k alld J»»e* * ■ l arpenter. ar
f la m tw ' i,sl,w aai llll ' lt3 %
t0 orJI sc0 tkelai
-r r
Si
u ^ , , rr n
T] • ST A A 1 S>
^ F
*. a r- i x
Nfl 4-llfi BflST (fit Cl
'W** IfltiilvCGL
. ... ,-mvtt
HAS JUBT ItEOKIYED ANOTlIh*
INVOICE Of MISSES j
OSIERY AND TRIMMINGS.
,FANCY HOSIER
ln New and lBea»Mf' , l D«**l
' ALSO A FULL LINE OF I
gloves
-AND
Gauze Merino Under
For Ladle 1 » od ""
—Also an olegaDt stock of
FANO* BUTTONS, HLAUKSG'",
(♦E8. COAT UHNAMI'fiNTS. UUI
ZJEPHTKS, NOTIONS, kO., »U.

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