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NrAClitNAW.


Special DtspaseA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MAcKlHAw CirY, Mch., April 9.-Thcrc nrc
twenty-apvcM vGssrs hrrc IN tic leu bound
tluwn; ten Of them ttre packed tosuthur 81 q
mat, cnn stop frtn, ono IN hnother. Two steam
harRcs Will coisurs csItae up through thu south
chunnci to'tluy. Thoy Hre unly two miles below
hrrn to-ntalt. rho praptl'rrs Ncbrlsku alMl
Eulnral!o arc about six miles below hefa wording
slnwn This schooner Swallow, es,tlt iltleI., NIL
wMukcc IL lluiMtr. while w'.rttlGg through tllc
Iee stye bInle III iIra.,!f, anl ll0y were DlllNra
nll.u feat ri witcr ~ her wllc,, sn struck. shc
lhyg III III cxlNsetl p1Hstlo,, Wild. west unu
brisk. Murrury 4. deg. nbovt ut p. ia.
, 1880-04-10

Hpttial Dfsrtteh 10 The Chicago 1'ffttns.
Rr,titHEoH 1lAY. WIZ, April u,-Tho schooner
Amcriclt, laid VII nt this p!aen tinpartcd by why
Of tho cnnnl this morning viii, pnrt luad OF
lumber. Ehc Ia il,lis'ilng her loud frutn rcuHa
outside the cnt,n, ctt, drawing too ,nlloh water
IL paas thrta,trIl tho rn,inl with fMll Itn there
l'elng nnly nb0nt eight fueL IF wnter IN sumo
plncrs. hlm Will probably yet Imltlesl tt>.ntsht
nnd lenyc fhr ChirnRs,. Shc II tic !lrNt 1cpHrt-
uro Of tic scnson Tho sc!laoncr White Cloud Ia
making preparations 10 tlepnrt IN tho sn!nc way
l,r.,kp nwy ti,lH sftprtpttl, uni tic hay ~ INV
nearly apcn fr. hMv!xatoil. M tct IL vtsbe u,
ONcn isny tn!m Tit. pace: T1e tug trrgt,rs,
ihis ilec ttl-t'uy. \ 'henvy xnttthwcst wind Is
Ilrvllil!ns.- Murtury Gu degrees ut U y. III. In
ulcMiQns Of ruin.
, 1880-04-10

Yesterday therG prevailed hero n brisk sDuth-
west Wind that would h,,vc carried grnin-lu,lcn
craft down tho lake 1t II spUed Of ton lnilcs per
hour. nut II was Friday, and tho t'mc-Imnc-
1norial superstition TINT no Enud concs Of stnrt-
f1g Il season on Fr!iny with wAtrr craft pre-.
y.GS any e rcn tn Tnero nv %cfo rS fSFes hr
I'll the forenoon. hut their llstcrs preferred 10
whit until after midnight boforc towing out 4,
or pvll: occurring to t(ianI mud their
vessels. Consequently. !. tho wind whlstlcl
through their shrul,tls where ttoy lay moorct
making thu mir nluefGnl for stjrnl..s nrountl
nbout thom. Among tho esslft Thus detained In
pDrt tho knto barley and hcrtttt le,r1,cs wcrc
iltttre particularly noticed. ns they occupied
bcrths oppoift tho lumber market,
, 1880-04-10
1St:'tt1ff3t'It.

Special Ditrateh to 13lt Chtt1go T4latnf.
DETIlOtT. M1cn., April 0.-rnssed 'tI'--lrol,el-
lcra ltlIssn atnl 1,o,nokc; steHmltNrgps john W.
Uet1dcn nni cp,lsDrta. Fletcher Hntl consort,
John rrtdycn, .1r., Arlh cotlsDrt, 1lncnttne and
cost,tt; ectt,ut,ers ElizalMth .na. u,cblita. !.
4. l.!cla,tls, A.luir vus1Rht, y. Il. wntso.,. u. r.
Dol,ltns. j. u. 3InEtct,. ann Flint, MontAuk. Il:
7. lIn!tlwtu Thomas l,hlson*, li.s AHst.t InHid
Nothing D,teacal tlnw1 T'hp let0unrrS john
UNeIll n,id sweetheart, arrived This uf,crnnn,l
frou, l}uirllo, hound for Escanall, were Inter,
ctplct here will, urtrrs IL ply olY the crews tl
wat for further ruws from tile leo ut EsuatitbA
, 1880-04-10
A TUG TO he nUIIT.

Tho ChiraEo Dredging s. Dock Company aro
making preparations to build now tug at their
yard ON tho Nprth nranph, abovo Miller nroa.'
dry-dock, Her dimensions will DO us follows:
Length, over MI, Is fcot: breadth OF bcam, II
feet; depth Of hold, o.t fcpt. Tho onnlne an.l
bUller afe tD he IT II sfzo sufficient TO furnish
grcat powor. The cyitutor Of tho engine IL to
hayc X inches bore il,tl n Inches ssrt'ko. The
builders intcnd TINT thlA tug Bial ullss Ms. tho
bust one of her size OIL tho lRkca Tho expUota-
upn ls to havo her rctdy for service curly IN tho
, 1880-04-10
AiD1TllArOI,s SELECTED.

TIE TRIBUNE recently nla1cunnnuncenlent Of
tho fact Tint the controversy OYER tho colsiau
Of tho sol,oes1cr Graoie N. Filler and barge J. II.
1luttcr at Ludhsion. Hiieh., ycnr ngo Inst fill,
was to DO settled by. arbitration. Nov It IS
ilrbitrntor on the part OF tho R,,tter nnI Cart,
Sum Thornton IN tho pnrt Of tho Filler. 1'hfsu
TWO gentlelnnu nrn to nuke selection uf Il thirli
potnts,-ltl other words. tetcrtninn whether tho
Filler Is Responsible fI,r tho dllnlaHe done to tho
1luttor. Tic meetings ot the ur6ltrnturs are ~
uQtth OF Nay.
, 1880-04-10

MtLwAuKEe, Wis, April D.-A dispatch
WIS received this afternoon frnm Capt.
chris Olses,, Of tho Bchonsicr Swallow, SUIT
ing that that vessel hut, been cut through by Ice.
au1, u prevent sinklt,g, WIS run ashure Oh Me-
Uulplns Point IN tho Straits, wrre sllo lies full
Of wafer. Tic vessel w.s h!1en witt, ~ NY Lush,
wly Insured III the tntanr Il ,1, uni Iulelu Fire
& ainrIhe $G,UcD, In all Sl0,UUJ Tho swallow Is
uwllrl w. $. u. uruuiinonu, ot Dntrnlt, mud wlis
Insured there,
, 1880-04-10

TO RE LAUNCHED TO-DAY.
During tho pnst winter the ChicNgu Dredging
md Dock Company bnvo expended fully $500
III rcconBtr,1eting their ~lto ilro1Ec. which llns
leen out OF commission during tho pnst five or
Ht:f scasu1lB. The ll0Gr ts now is Konu na new,
willie tho machinery i.ns been extensively over,
hhitlctl. The lri,dEo IN tU bo lnuIched friIn tho
tunipttly'a ynrd, on tho North Ilrtls,cl, above
Miller nioshora' .dry-tlooka, this afternoon
, 1880-04-10
LITTLE soDus '11Anno1s.

Dredging iu tho cEnunel hutwecn tho pjcra nt
Little Sodua Is expeotctt to 10 resumed next
week. During tho ti,no Of dredging lust fill
tho hnrtnr Wna oI,cne.l To vessels drawing
twelse feet ut ordinary lnko lpveI uy cutting Il
II nMrrow ci,annel niong tho fuce 0t tho west
N!ur, 1t ID 0xpeetesI that thu work VIII ho COM
pletc1 enriy III tho scnsoi, giving 6tnnncl for
drNMlnx twelve feet ut pedlnary lako lovol.
, 1880-04-10
ES(ttNtIkA.

5ptttai DtpateA 10 The Chicago Tribune,
EsoANAMA, Mich. April D.-The schOOner ne-
sumption, front Chlungo, arrived ut Ford River,
four lui!es from Esclnnbu, tits afternoon. Very
WARM to-day, nnu ,co rnttlnG rapidly.
, 1880-04-10

er 1tnurr 1,n.itl VIVA carsrrr,l to-day for whoat
~ lH!fhfn NJ ranls. Capucliy, E!!.tsA bushels.
h,'y!nE 1nnln III uitcuIpl ~ rctcnse tlr selluminr
4. u. NAvltl-,h ftnnh Ptttt JsHJtl. Examination
flswcl tho sraatfH btiom lpltlly used tt}. vhc
stflnnicr crnwrunl sailed for tul1luYwOod To-
night.
, 1880-04-10

Special Dtspateh to The Chtea1o Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O.. April A.-Tho propeller W. l..
Wct,lorr and collsort, schooner brunette, with
cunl, left Tor CifchKo this evening.
ChNrters-SG,uu,iGrs Grnldur. cOnl, Cleveland
to Ch!cugo, Is cents; i. a. Mnycs, coal. sumo
rntG, to EscAuNbu.
, 1880-04-10
1:tsIE.


Special Dispatch TO The Chteaao Tribune.
ERIE, Ta., April Observation-Disclosures n.
Prindcvillo, schooner Charles II. Weeks, Toledo,
corn,
Clearea-schooner Thomas II. Bcott, Chicago,
, 1880-04-10
hay CITY.


Special Dtspatell 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DAY Cry, Mich, April 9.-1'ropeors Cuba and
Scotia arrived thls morning. ana ure loadlng With
snlt Tor Chicago.
, 1880-04-10
REAL ESTATE lyANTEp.

11TANTED-ltT JAH. II. t;tkt13MAE 4 ca, NJ. n
w WxshluTt"n-rk-llnMansH Hud l1A In tesirnb's
ciatun!sra mt 4oA w.th present sl. fer Ystue!
from E1iDltN fl1nKl Owners ufB Invited cali and
1tsnvB le4rftpt3nna.
, 1880-04-10

HOtkAk:A AND GAItNA4At.kA.
I1Olt BALK-vEMt Cl4EAt. Hr1:uNll-liAkn
J. cuupv F4rkawAy. stFons and III good quilting ordyr
Apply ~ ~ NuSla UMEk-sL
tuiI yAi.A-A Why MOE E0OPE OlI UAIt-
viauu Anaret yuun4. suunu, kind. tu!u0. 4 AAnl-
sutt. Ian " sasu uliy tlle ~ " Nu1tA sAsioA-aL
". H. ltuNLEf.
, 1880-04-10

>..->r.~-..->--.-, Ns1ssss-.4>--~~~-.-,~~.-.
,fU LEAHt-A 'lOt Tl4AT Has BEEN USED EUR
wood 4Gld cusl YAr1 VI H&Atn ST.. tetX ttI fltr-
to4ulA and FDatsUvuth y. 'ttu!elVA, ltyom u.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20

NEARLY EVERY year quite large
number of the business men of Will
mington neglect to take out their State
license, at the proper time, and in con-
sequence Of such neglect they are mulct-
ed into heavy fines and costs by the
Courts. These licenses will be due by
the 1st Of Juce and are obtainable of
N. A. J. Springer, Dsputy Clerk of the
Peace, No. 300 West Second street.
By calling on Mr.. Springer tie time and
expense Of trip to New Castle will be
saved. The Clerk inserts notice to
this effect in paper but little read,
the county paying good price
for the same, and we make this
notice in the REPUBLICAN which all the
business men Of Wilmington read, for
their benefit, without charge. We say
again your store and manufacturing
license fees will be due by the lst of
June. Pay them and save trouble AID
costs.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20

WHILE THERE are but four candidates
for the Democratic nomination for the
Sheritf's office, there are seven for the
nomination for Coroner: Messrs. BARLEY,
Gilbert, Pierce, Gibson, Palmer and
Bradley of Wilmington, and Joseph
Yarnall of New Castle. The reason
why there are so many more candidates
for Coroner than for Sheriff though the
latter is worth fifteen more times than
the Office Of Coroner, is because the
Coroner's ofice was not sold out two
years ago to the highest bidder for
1880. 1t was deemed Of so little conse-
quence that it was given the go-by in
the ring-rule conference and that ac-
counts for the general scramble for the
Coroner's plum. " looks as if Joseph
Yarnsll of New Castle, who is the only
candidate for the Office outside of Viii.
mington might be the successful nomi-
nee. Tie party might do worse than
take the-clever and genial butcher of
New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20

THE County and Poor tax can be
paid to the County Collectors, Messrs.
Carpenter and Bedford, at their Offices
6O2 Market street, at any time during
the day up to 9 o'clock at night. This
is the tax which if paid entities to a
vote at the elections next fall, and DO
person can vote unless these taxes are
paid. The collectors are anxious to
settle, so let all who know they are as
sossed walk up and qualify Themselves
to vote for the next President.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20

The CONTEST for the appointment t.
the office of Clerk of the Peace Of New
Castle County is waxing warm. Gov
ernor Hall and Ex-Governor Cochran
were closeted together at the Gilpir
House in New Castle, yesterday, wLile
Richard Clay ton, E. R. Cochran and
Coun Gilman Townsend, the prominent
candidates named for the Office, fitted
around the outside anxious to hear the
repult Of the caucus Of the Governors.
The well-known forms Of Purnal J
Lynch and Thomas Ford, prominent
factors in the struggle, though candi-
dates for different Office were not seen
yesterday. The first Of June will de-
eide the question whether the Ex Leg
islator or the Bank Cashier Of St.
Georges will catch Mr.. springer'a man
tie. The contest between them is said
to be very bitter, and perhaps for the
sake Of peace in the party Councilman
Townsend may be prevailed upon to
accept the Office. We have no doubt
that Mr.. Townsend will accept, even at
sacrifice to himself rather than to see
his party disrupted. Blessed are the
peacemakers.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20

TIE DEFEAT OF Courtney by Hanlan
on the Potomac at Washington yester.
d!y, disappoints but few as it has all
along been suspected that Courtney was
AFRAID to meet Hanlan in square row.
The race was fairly won by the Cana
dian and we hope there will be 70 far.
ther hesitation in paying over the
$4,000 hop-bitte1r prizs to the winner.
1t is a pity though that many people
should have cone so far at SO great an
expense to see such miserable allure.
Lat Courtney pass to the rear now, and
make way for other Americans, plenty
of whom can BE- found to coms forward
and beat Hanlan.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20
A DMIEISTRATOR'S SALE
- - L Rt-f4h

n bLh1NAol hhlphS > LShLE
A --oP--
REAL ESTATE
BY virtue of an order Of Orphans Court Of
the State Of Delaware, in and 1Or New Castle
County, made at the February Term, A. d.,
1889, of said Court, WILL be exposed to public
sale on the premises, on
SATURDAY, 9TH DAY OF JUNE. A. D. 80
At ~ o'clock, P. M.
The following described Real Estate, being
the property Of John Kelly, late Of Oh histtana
Hundred, deceased, bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
All that certain lot OF land with two story
frame dwelling house thereon erected situated
In Christiana Hundred, New Castle County
and State Of Delaware beginning at cor.
Der stake on the southwesterly side of the
Wilmington and Kennett Turnpike Road q
corner of land formerly of James Webb, now
of Z. l. DUPONT, DeNemours & Co., therce
along the side of the said road, north forty.
two and one quarter degrees west forty feet 70
stake, thence In a SOuthwesterly direction
one hundred and forty feet to corner stake
at the distance Of sixty feet from the line of
James Webbs land, thence in southeqsterly
direction sixty feet to the said James Webb's
land; thence bs line Of said land formerly
OF James Webb, north thirty.ope and three
quarter degrees east, one hundred and forty
feet to the place OF beginning, be the con.
tents therot what they may.
Attendance Will be given and terms made
known at the time anil place Aforesaid by
HUGH STIRIIING, AdninistYator
or by Victor DUPONT, His Attorney.
kttest-J. M. HOUSWAN, CLERK Orphans
Codrt.
T. M. egle, Auct. t12eod.t22 ted
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20
Mr. Ford,s Candidacy.

The recent articles in the REPUBLICAN,
touching Col. Thomas Ford's candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for Sher-
if have caused considerable anxiety on
the part Of the Democratic ring leaders.
The latter have woke up to find that
Mr.. Ford is not only prominent but q
formidable candidate and contestant
with Mr.. Purnal Lynch, for the nomi'
natl IN which was two years ago sold oat
to the latter. Since this has been discov-
cred the old Bourbon ring.rulers have
bsstirred themselves to strengthen the
broken down hedges of the party and
are in search for the lost sheep that
have strsyed away to Mr.. Ford's fold.
Persuasive measures are first to bs used
but if those are not successful the lash
is to be vigorously applied to the recall
citrants. The second Saturday OF June
| is to decide whether members Of the
Democratic party will meekly walk up
to the polls at the Democratic nomina,
ton for Sheriff and ratify the sale said
to have been made to Col. Lynch two
years ago, when Mr.. Pyle with his
pocket full of silver rocks swooped
down upon the party from the hills of
Christiana Hundred and scooped in the
nomination. The question with the
Democracy is whether the rank and file
Of the party who do the hard labor
shall have any say in the matter Of
choice except to vote for the man deci-
ded upon at the last election to be this
years candidate and who has been kept
bandboxed up for the occasion ever
since. Mr.. Ford is not exactly the lead
er of the party who says that this
course cannot be practiced any longer,
but he has the manly independence to
be a candidate against the elect and all
who are opp osed to Bourbon ring rule
and opposed to few fixing up the slate
to suit themselves, are tiocking to his
The day has come in politics
when ring rule cannot long be success
ful in any party, and he should be
hailed as a man worthy Of support who
aas the boldness to step into the politi
,al arena of his party and knock down
;he pins that have been set up. Wei
are Republicans and shall not vote fol
sither Mr.. Ford or Mr.. Lynch, but at
the same time we cannot fail TO admire
he man who places himself fairly and
Iquarely before the people unfettered
md unhampered by rings for their suf-
RACES. Mr.. Lynch is gentleman but
le is not more SO than Mr.. Ford; he is a
Democrat but not better one than Mr.. II
'opd; he is the candidate of a clique, y
" ring by which be was set aside two tt
ears ago to be the successful candidate
his year; Mr.. Ford springs sponta, :
eously and fresh from the people and
here is the difference. 1t is a differ.
noe too that the masses are not failing
o vote and it is this difference that {
makes Mr.. Ford formidable competi- 5
or of Mr.. Lynch.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20
AT LOW RATES
PUBLIC SALES.
.UBLIC SALE

PuBLlo SALE ~
38 GOOD BUILDING LOTS
On Fifth, Tenth, Scott, Dupont and other
streets, and on lowering and Gilpin avenues,
ON SATURDAY, MAY ~, 1880,
At o'clock p. NJ,
On the premises without postpOnement,
withdrawal or undertaking.
These lots are variously located on the Low.
erirg property, In the popular 40 Acres" on
the Gllpin property, near the Cause villas, on
western Filth street, and near the great i'm
provements in the Southwestern part of the
city; are nearly all on elevated ground, and
are really desira bic for purchasers. The sub
scriber Is readily selling ground in some To-
calities at double the prices offered at two
years ago, and can quickly rent 50 small
dwelling at advanced rates.
The sale will commence ut P. M. with No
l and lots on Lowering property proceed
abOu: $50 p. M. with NOS. 8 TO 26, inclusive,
on Gilpln property at about P. M with lots
n to 81 Inclusive, and about $50 P. NJ. with
the balance OF lots In southwestern part OF the
city. An Omnibus will leave Seventh and
Market SITS. at 2.S0 p. NJ.
For terms Of sale, plots and particulars see
posters,
1T. HEALD,
Seventh and Market SITS.
6-l7-l9-2l-22 Agent to effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20
CAMARITAN's GIFT.

The only real cure for Gonorrheea, dleet
and diseases arising from indiscretion;
We discard Balsam Copabia as being not
only useless, but hurtful, and 70 avoid thls
drug keep away from the quack.
WHAT THE AFFLICTED HAVE TO sAn.
DESMOND & Co., 9l6 Race street, Philadel-
phia / appeal 10 you, and II there is any
earthly relief for me wish you would 40
something for me. About eight months ago
got into trouble. took capsules. went TO doc
tors. and 1t has cost me one hundred dollars
first for this medicine. then for that-without
any benefit. A few days ago friend told me
of the Samaritan's GIFT he said 1t would GER
tainly cure me. This is why address you for
advice.
Let the above be a warning to others.
When you get into trouble, procure at once
the Samaritan's Chit, and you will be sll
right in two or three days. PRICE, Male,
packages. 50; female, SO. Sent by mail In o
plain envelope by Desmond Il Co., Proprie-
tors, 9l6 Race street, Philadelphia.
Sold be z. JAMES BELT, Sixth and Mar
ket streets, wilmington, DEL, and by Drug
gists generally. 4oo-mwsly
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20
Summer Resorts.


more upon us, and owing to the ex
treme heat of the past few days it has
made its appearance sooner than usual.
Accounts from Rehoboth, Delaware's
great seaside resort, and from other
retreats, are that already the exodus
for the seaside AID the mountains has
commenced. 1t is amazing how this
inclination for spending summer away
from home is increasing amongst the
people, and every year the summer
holiday commences earlier and closes
only when winter has fairly set in. It
has not been many years since any one
thought of starting for the seaside be-
fore the 1st Of July and everybody
came away before the lst Of September,
but SO popular has residing by the sea-
side become that already Atlantic City,
Cape May, Long Branch, Ocean Grove
and all the other bathing resorts that
have sprung up along the Atlantic
coast that visitors become domesticated
and stay the whole year round. From
information cleaned from our exchanges
It now looks as all these great resorts
will be more crowded the present sum-
mer than they have ever been before.
The hotel keepers Of course are in the
best Of spirits over the prospects.
The general desire manifested this
summer to get to the sea-shore is one Of
the many signs of returning prosperity,
for it has not been long since business
was so poor and money SO stringent and
scarce that but few could enjoy the
pleasures of a suburban home, much
less a summers residence on the sea-
shore. Every one of the thousands Of
new enterprises in commerce, manufac-
lures, mining and other industries
contributes its share towards the pros
perity Of the seaside and mountain
resorts. Each sends new additions 10
the number that go to Rehoboth to
bathe or to Saratoga to drink the spa
water, firt in the hotels and slight the
tiger" in the gambling saloons. Eayh
new bonanza king tries to get splen-
did villa at Newport and drive four
in. hand on the sea-shore shell road.
Each new family of wealth that can
flourish in any fashionable place
in the summer contributes to the
business of dry goods stores,
the jewellers, the dressmakers and the
providers of all kinds of fashionable /
productions. The wheels Of commerce,
trade, man ntfaoture, and speculation
are never idle in periods Of prosperity,
and during The present summer the
wheels threaten to turn very raltdly, G
even with the thermometer above the a
The newspapers Of course r
get no rest. Day in and day out, in 7
heat and in cold, in wet and in dry, they L
are looked for daily at the door, whether fl
that be the entrance of the laborer's d
home in the city or of the villas by the ,
seashore. The newspapers can afford 9
10 congratulate those whose good for il
sune enables them to enjoy the recrea- 6
lion that fresh air, sea bathing and t
restorative waters give, and to wish t.
them all pleasant holiday, a fresh s.
supply Of breath and renewed health I
when they return. All who contem- a
plate going to the seashore or the noun Il
tains this summer should not forget to a
nave the REPUBLICAN mailed to tkeir b
address before They start. p
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20
MINNESOTA FLOUR.

Having for the last four years given the
-four trade considerable attention and found
cut which 10 the best. am prepared to fur
nish the celebrated Minnesota Spring wheat
-four in any quantity desired to all who want
a superior article. am prepared to euaran-
tee that this -four will turn out so pounds
mon brands, and with good baking 1t is fm-
possible to have bad bread. Leave your or
ders at 4ol King street, Central Building, E
at 623 Shipley street. WIN. ID. PICkELS.
4-2l-u
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20
CLO1 HING.
CLOTHING,
-

Now, at the beginning ofSum
mer weather, We have the full
est assortment of everything
in Mems, Young Mems and
Boys Clothing.
We have proved 1t under thS
most favorable circumstances
every way ; We like our stock
we have cloths and shapes ini
Vulnerable to suit all taste
and uses; our prices are, a
they always are, at the ver]
bottom and you have this ad'
vantage in buying of us--yop
are welcome to bring back any
thing that don't suit and ge
your money.
Other merchants may try
suit you with Clothing as fsith
fully as we do; they succeed
proportion to their faCilitiea
Nobody except us, 80 far as VI
know, asks you over and oVsI
again to take your money Daci
if be can't suit you.
We have always full assor'
ments Of Gentlemen's furnlSl
ing. In Shirts We make
measure the finest at a quaf'9
below the current price; az
in rsady-made shirts we MAJ
three qualities, each hs'iI
its admirers.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20
TO THE PUBLIC!

Notwithstanding the increase in the price
of ice, Charley Kyle, the veteran ice cream
dealer, proposes to give as large plate Of
cream as usual. Charley has made ample or.
rangements to supply all with ice cream and
confectionery, who may call, feeling assured
waVs be eIis bss Uste NJ KVe
the Ice cream business for the past 80 years
and he feels confident that he can please
those who all at his store, N. Il. cor. Sixth
and Orange, or 1T his stalls No, 81, SO, IS, 2od
street market. Pic MICS, excursions and pri.
vate parties furnished with ice cream at rea-
sonable rates. ALI orders promptly attended
to and filled when promised. Your patronage
is solicited. CHARLES KYLE,
oil tt N. E. cor. SixtfHnd orange
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20
nuk CIRCULATION.

That our readers and advertisers may
zee for themselves that the REPUBLICAN
is the paper of the masses of the people,
We have concluded to give its circula-
ston for few days, commencing with
Saturday last. The following are the
nSures:
Saturday, May Is, 5,7oo
Monday, " II. - IS. $50
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20

SPEcIAL.-Trousers msds Y
So and s., broken assortment
but excellent and seasonaOi
are going, while they last /
SO so.