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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-31

The TWO PARTIES. The Delawarean
insults the Republicans Of this State BY
its declarations in regard to negro gsy
ernment. The candidates which the
Republicans will nominate for Office will
certainly be equal in intelligence, in 80.
eial position, in honor and integrity to
those presented by the Democrats. They
will be as greatly interested in good
government, the prosperity Of the State
and the general welfare. Further they
will not only uphold the laws of the
State aud the United States, but will
bear their testimony against rebellion
and the improperly Of trusting the adj
ministra!ion Of the general govsrnne mt
in the hands OF men who latorsd to de-
stroy it. When the nominations sh all
have Teen made by both parties, we
will challenge comparison and If the
Republicans do not equal the Democrats
in all respects, and prove superior in
some points, We shall abandon the con-
test and ask others TO do the same. The
Democratic papers in this State are
guilty Of grossly libelins the Republi.
cana and we are surprised that they
should expect a single favor at their
hands.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-31

THIS IS THE last day Of the assess.
msnts at New Castle, and these who
fail to-day to have their names placed
upon the assessment ists will lose their
votes at the next fall elections OF which
there are to be held, the city election
in September, the little election in o.
tober and. the Presidents election in No
vember. or course it will be too late
when this number reaches any reader
who has not been assessed, for him then
TO 60 and have it done, ut we think we
can say that it is no fault of the REpUB-
IINAN.Ws have urged the people for the
lastthres months, with all the persuasive
powers that We could command to 20.
and get assessed, and ifanybody should
after this day remain disfranchissd we
Halter ourselves that the blame canno,
be traced to our doors. The assessments
now over, the REPUBLICAN will not
abate its efforts to arouse Republicans
to sense Of their duty which We hope
shall result in a Republican victory
this fall. Let Republicans close up the
ranks and march forward in solid pha.
lanx, until victory shall crown their
efforts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-31
A ROGUE's LUCK,
BY the members OF the

CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE co,
OF PhiIsdelphis, with the following brillian
cast OF characters:
Mr.. Felix Hopper, gentlemen whA lives OF
the credulity and weakness Of hi fellow
creaturet--in common parlarcc, Rogue
MIR. CHAS. STANLEY.
Mr.. jeremiah Majilton, ono Of Hoppers vie
tims-Ga elderly gentleman OF irasoibls
temper, blessed with youna wife, but 81
hioted with tho gout-EkEEST BART
RAM.
Mr.. Harry Havisham, another Of Hopper,
victims, who has the misfortune TO be cnn
tlnually mistaken for another msn.-MR
]. III. ANDERSON.
Mr.. Herbert Hawtres, who does his love.
WARREN.
Constable Jones, q minion Of the law,-MR,
e. II. SINGLETON.
james, MajIlton's Servant. J. BROWN.
Mrs. Jeremiah Msjilton, whose principal de-
light Ia 70 tease the old patriarch tho has
chosen Tor husoand.-MisS CLARA
Mics MaaRie Majilton, q giri Of the period.
MISS LOU MERLE.
MRS. Arabeila Havisham, decidedly strong.
minded, but nevertheless afflicted with the
tender passion--MRS. DREW.
The above entertainment 10 given under
the auspices Of the Committee Of Reception
from the different o. thol!c societies appoiAt-
cd TO prepare TOR the coming convention o;
the !. q. b. UNION OF THE UNITED
STATES. 10 30 held in Wilmington during
the month OF September next
Admission ParQuet and Circie, 20 cents.
reserved, 26c. extra Ba,eony, Is eoDts, 70.
served, loo. extra. Reserved eeats for sale ct
10Th. $50
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-31

The "Delawarean" 10 greatly exsr-
sised because the supervisors Of regis
| tr alton have asked the Clerk Of the
Peace Of Kent County for copies Of the
assessments Of the different Hundreds
Of said county, and dsnounoes the 40,
"as the last gasp Of the war power
fallen into the hands Of . pigmy
clothed with little brief authority
sustained by Federal Judge, for who's
opinions neither Democrats nor Repub
loans have any respect, where persona
or political ceilings are aroused" Thii
reference to the Supervisor Of Elections
and the Judge Of this District Is as un-
warranted as 1t ia false. They simply
desire to promote justice and fair deal
ing in our State, and for the above they
are insulted. The motives Of the
" Dslswarean" are so apparent that
the people generally cannot fail to see
and understand them. 1t Is opposed TO
fall assessment and fair vote at the
polls, and hence II abuses the Judge
and the SUPERVISOR. Honest men do
not act In this way, but invariably give
their assistance to close up avenues Of
fraud and oAieanery. Tho same mo-
lives that prompt the denuneiation Of
the Supervisors Of registration In our
State, also lead to the condemnation Of
Davenport In New York and the with
holding Of pay from assistant msrshals.
The truth IL the Democrats do mot want
honest elections, and are opposed to
any measure calculated to check fraud
They want to poll thousands Of frsudu.
lent votes, and thus secure the election
Of their candidate to tho Presidency.
In the South they can triumph through
coercion, through murder II need be, |
and in our State BY dropping men from
the assessment lists, and in New York
and Ohio BY repeating and the eorrup-
ton Of the ballot box, and hence their
of the officers we have
and all other parties that
may interfere to check such villainous
purposes. In view Of their course Mr..
3ayard's professions Of honesty are a
mere sham, vain pretense, and the
'eople every wheIe must come 70 60 re-
,ard them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-31

A UNIT SALLY, HAVE YOU Ey \.
"A been OF the Changers Store, los ~
9Th street? Ifyou have not been, 60 avon,
and get some Of their SIC. flour; II u s,s n
lent ; and their - -four is the Dest ~ J
city for the price. 1t w3uid pay you 70 I sm
their dried pears, peaches, apples, Pra%11
and German pears. Aunt sally, Just .y VI
Doc tea |; when was Ii China could nv y
as good for the money Ostsup, 100 Per qais1|
Get some fred oysters and try 1t. Rlcg a
for 2tc., and corn starch, rs. fsr2dc ~ ~, ,a
tell You all, Aunt Sally. Ju tgo yourself II
see. Changers Soc, l03 East ctn s!1 MTR
8-AO BLA T. nj. Wlhn.|
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-31
OF NEW ORLEANS,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL ., l

ON FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL Q, 1880
Miss A. Perry, Miss N. Gatewoed, Mss s
Jonee, Miss L. Parker, Mrs. Bell, Mr. A. A.
Brown, Mr. Geo. Walker, Mr.. u. Houlke, MI,
H, Logan, Mr.. q. Dardts.
ALL PROOEF Us FOR THE ORPHANS
HOME, OF LUUIsIANA.
They held l0O Concerts consecut vely in
Philadelphia. They have had 100 Concerts In
Nov York. They excel in Solos, Duets.
African songs. Everybody is going to bsas
them. Everything 10 Grst'olass Of the high.
estSorder OF talent.
Admission, IS cts reserved seats, 80 cts
Doors cvsn at o'clock. Commence ~ eight
Tickets fer sale ct the usual place, on and OF.
ter Wednesday, March 81, SD
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-31

We REPORT TODAY copious ertra.,s
from a letter in the New York "Tri.
buns" upon the disfranchisenent Of
Delaware Republicans. TIL writer il
Mr.. &. v. smally, one Of the ables.
Editors Of that Journal, and what he
has written will therefore be read with
confidence as well az interest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-31

NoR EASTER HOLIDAYS.
FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS.
FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS.
FOR EASrER HOLIDAYS.
FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS.
FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS.
FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOE YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOVTES,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOX YOUTHS.
FOR YOUTHS
FOR BOYS, FOR BOYS,
FOR BOYS, EOH ROYS
EOR BOYS, FOR BOYS,
FOX BOYS, FOR BOYS,
FOR BOYS, FOR BOYS,
FOR BOYS, FOR BOYS,
FOR BOYS, FOR BOYS,
FOR BOYS, FOR BOYS,
FOR BOYS. FOR b bYS,
Fur BOYS, For BOYS,
FOR BOYS, FOR BOYS.
FOR BOYS, FOR BOYS.
,EOh y .YS, FOR BOYS,
FOE BOYS. FOR BOYS,
EOR Bt,YS, fON BOYS,
EOh BOYS, FOR BOYS,
FOR BOYS, FOR BOYS,
FOR BOYS, FOR BOYS.
Foh Buys. FOR BOYS,
FOR SMALL BOYS,
FOR SMALL BOYS,
FOR SMALL boys.
FOR SMALL BOYS,
STYLISH SPRING SUITS,
STYLISH SPRING SUITS,
STf lISH SPRING SUITS.
STYLISH SPRING SUITS.
NOVEL SPRING SUITS
NOVEL SPRING SUITS
M0v ~ SfEiMG StirS
" - 80 ''oA~
CHEAP SPRING SUES
CHEAP SPRING SUITS
CHEAP SPRING SUITS
CHEAP S FIRING SUITS
CHEAP SPRING SUITS.
TASTEFUL SpRlN I SUITS
TASTEFUL SPRING NUTS
TASTEFUL SPRlNt% SUITS
TASTEFUL SPRING SUITS
-
BEST SPRING SUITS
BEST SPRING SUITS
BEST SPRING SUITS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-31
DOWN.

] have this dny received large lot Of q
ceries which will ssI cheaper than cam
bought In this city. Our aim Is TO convi1l
those who call that this is q fact. especial
those who are about TO remove to the Wests
end OF the city. We sell nothing but ~
class z GODS at the very leweSt market pfi9
We do not allow no grocer in this oily ~
cheaper than us. Our Flour we sell o. VI
5000 and $7.75; Patort Flour, $50 per barl|
Dor cent -four we will guarantee Oul|
cent. Drips is the best sold In the city iG \
money, 1t formerly sold at IS cts.; Coffee "
10 conts up; our 40 cent Tea We recomme7
and we do not Sell my goods we cannot
commend. Corn, Oats. Hay and straw
sale In sny quantity. We keep contlnaal
on hand full suopiy OF fresh and salt WI
Of all kinds. Gail and Eatisfy yourself
those are facts. Coal Oil ITO test, Il GU
gallon. PETERJ. FORD
a25tf Front and Maryland a'er clV1
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MANUFACTURERS SUpPLIE;

Consisting of Oils, Betting, Packing, Rubber
Goods, ete. A new line Of tlpe Fittings
Brass Work, Valves, ect The cid agency for
the celebrated Averll Chemical Paint,
The new preparation for walls called ALA.
BhSTlNE. cheaper and better than KaIso.
mines. easily applied and durable. i2.2gtt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-31
CLOTHING,
CPRINa OPENING.

I
ISrHIHs OPENING: I'd
| SPRING OPENING. uk
i SPRING OPENING.
I 6PRING OPENING.
Owing 10 Tho gradual advance h prices o
Clothing. have deemed I. sd.iSable 10 Ia,
IN my SPRING STOCK EARLY, 10 that N,
customers may receive the bsnedt, and b,
kept from paying the increased prioea
have psat q week in New YORK and Phila-
dslphia IN ssissttng the most desirable pat
terms fsr tho approaching Spring and Sum.
mar Trade. n has been my aim during my
long Dudnsas experience t. please my susto-
mars end ss,i my good. lower than NIL oOups.
titoeI
oitisens Of Wilmington and the surround
ing country are cordially invited to eall;and
examine my extensive stock 81 SPRING
AND SUMNER WEAR.
Ladies' aEo especially invited to tnpest our
stock Of Boys AND CHILpREWS SUIT.
INGR
NATHAN LIEBERMAN.
NATHAN LIEBERMAE
NATHAN LIEBERMAR,
NATHAN LlEBERMAF,
POPULAR CLOTHIER,
POPULAR CLOTHIER,
POPULAR CLOTHIER,
POPULAR CLUTHlEh,
J. T. coz. RIFI'H AND MARKET STS. |
J. Y. coz. FIFTH AND MARKET SITS.
J. L COR. FIFTH AND MARKET SITS.
J. Z. COR. FIFTH AND MARKET STS.
P. s.-.Ny entire stock Of WINTER
CLOTHING I have marked down twenty
'N cent, ae DO not intend TO carry ono dol.
ar's wsrth Of CLOTHING over Any one
esirings
WINTER SUIT OR OyERCOAr
an bu now At q decided bargain. 2lT.3m
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TAILORING TAILORING
DEPARTMENT
SOUTH CT NEW YORK CrTl

Bocause we have the largest variety Of Pat
terms to select from, the best Guitar
and Workmen, and guaran-
tesing satisfaction In
every dep y'mnk
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NOTE.

me REPUBLICAN, still leads I'm
eareulataOn. Advertise whore y on
get tine most for your money and
nAe REPUBLICAN In that paper.
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MANAGER.
Wilmington, Del. ,

N. Be. H. Davis, Waiter Clements and
Nelson K. Bertolette, also J. s. Skim, 1.-THE
leading cutter in the State,) are associated
with me, and oil patrons will DO cared for with
courtesy. 32Seod'SN J. W. b.
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THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OFTRE
BARGAINS, BARCiAINS, BARGAINS,
BAEGAiNS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
NOW BEIgG cFFEBED AT TILE
BOSTON
BUSTON
ONE-PRlOE 0NF-pRICE
ORL-PRICE ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING HOTSE:
CLOTHING HOI,SE.
oLLoWIEG ARE SOME OFTRs
BOSTON
BUS1'ON

lONE-PRICE 0NF-pRICI
oHE-PR1CE ONE-PRICl
CLOTHING HOrSE:
CLOTHING HOUSE:
MEMS GAS sIMERE SUITS, ALL
1NblGo Blue TLANEL suIIs, "'
riS sHto A fda.vPtsSd 6HEyIoT SijiTs % 90
FINE ALL-WCOL CASSImERE
! ~, SUITS; ;:;:..:;.:..::......... 1as
s1MERE SUITS, A RARE BAR.
FIVE Az Wool, SAWYER, GAS: i''O'
HAHRish I sAWYEk'S FINEST L."
CASHMERE SUITS, l4.oo AND. -. ls.Oo
BOYS. BOYS. BOYS.
FINE CASHMERE SUITS, 400; BOYS
ALL-WOOL SUlTS, 6 90; BETTER SUI IS
500; kG. FINE ALL-WOoL SUITS 100.
oHILDREN's oHl1DREN's
Suits, $50; Nobby Styles, . 50. as. 800. All.
WOOL Cashmere suits, $500, $50, 400, 40.
Every Suit named In the Men q Department,
ia our own manufacture, the cloths In each
garment being thoroughly sponged, and the
Workmanship thoroughly inspected before It
Ia placed In ftock.
Mr.. Geo. Mccall Is now with tho Boston
House. aud assures his many friends that he
nos great bargains to offer thon.
BOSTON
BOSTON
0SStSI;-PRlOE ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
CLOTHING HOUSE,
MS mARkET ST, 2l3 MARKET ST
21s MARKET ST.. us NARKET ST
NEW STORE NEW Store,
10 T. FOURTH ST. ZOE. FOURTH ST.
~ L. FOURTH ST. 10 E FOURTH ST,
A FTRST.CLASS
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISH
MEM AND
| CLOTHING HOUSE.
A CHANCETO BUY CHEAP FOR CASH.
Goods all new, consisting OF
CLOTHS. CAssIMEaEs
CLOTHS, oAssIMEaEs
AND
sU1T1NGs, sUT TNGs- .
AND FULL STOCK OF
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
&8-All are invited to come and soc US. -6n
JAMES 7. MULLIN,
JAMES T. MULLLN,
JAMES T. MULLIN,
Q 2. FOURTH 81. 10 Il. FOURTH ST.
y y. EOIIRrH ST. 10 Il. FOTTRTH ST.
E. FOURTH ST. 10 Il. FOURTH ST.
~ X. KRAUTrER,
Manufacturer of all kinds Of
'AMILY AND FANCY SOAPS AMI
CANDLES.
HIGHEST PRICE PAIp
OK LAIRD, TALI.OW AND GREESF
FACTORY AND SToEE,
8 ". FRONT ST, cos W. FRONT ST q
Wilmington, Del. Sil-sme
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-31
A NEW GROCERY STOLE.

George f. Wheeler, ion y. Second s y n
lately finished and completely rem ~
lures. the new ones ma kos tho store second
none. Being grateful for past pasivhhooss1j
and by careful attention TO business ~ u lyb
to merit continuance Of the game. nv AM
laid In new stock Of ohoIce groceries, I'D
shall endeavor to make the prices y,
goods as low as the lowest. He est sas h
cordial invitation to all TO come anu CIV
new store. Very respectfully,
2-l8.N 10l e. End sL, CIV.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-31

THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
4 In Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER
Grand DeHo', 18th st.. Market to Chestnut.
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FLOUR.
ELOUR. FLOUR.

ANLUUR. FLOUR.
When Artarxer1es crossed the HeJlespont
ne took with him an arrDy Of Que bundrsI
tnousand men, consequently bis Comlnissa-y
was always on the lookout to procure rood
r,onf lof mem. Just 30 with us, 1t req Iiros
g,ucn o. our THO to be on tho lookout to And
- LOR that We think will suit our large
srWoW,DG trale, 30 ns to offer 1t mt tho VERY
LOW PKlCE We do. and commend our ems
toners approval Today VIC offer yo,,
Iholce Family Flour for s775 ana n n,ca
snaie extra for S6.25 per barrel and hall or
quarter ut pance rates Taey both m AXE nica
S FIRE bas ana arc worth more money, soliciting
nur. hsr your valued favors, with the as, ur
ance that 4 Will always be- cur study to meri,
your confidence. '''' w N'fi0
W. N. CHANDLER,
Oil MARKET ST., GIL MARKET sr
Hall way between 9th aad It'll.
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And Largest Variety Of
PATTERNS PATTERNS PATTERNS
PArTkRNS PATTERNS PATTERNS
--IH--
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLUTAIN4
To be FUND In the City Of Wilmington and
State Of delaware, for
MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN
MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN
MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN
MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHIIADREN
MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND ChlLDkEN
Also the most complete
MERCHANT
-
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FINEST TRIMMED,

BEST FITTING,
BEST FITTING,
BESST FITTING.
BEST FiTTIT9.
nest FITTING,
BEST FITTING,
BEST FITTING,
BEST FITTING,
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BNNTERED AT THE Sr-OFF1OE AT
IA W,lmil gon, Del, as second.cla's mat
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AMUsEMKNrs.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EVENING, APRIL 1. lsss

First production In this city Of the very
amusing and delightful comedy from the per
Of jonathan links, Esq, OF the Philadelphia
Sunday Times" entilled
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NOV OPENED.-J. R. OHANlp,I.ssisss
~ Co.'s. Grocery store, with On en. IlN,h
Of new groceries Of the best qusllty, SnP "a
will sell at the very lowest cash ptlc cer IN n
spices and the best grades o. IouR IA nl
market. Gall and be convinceu'
you 10 10 the right place. ,, g. CO.,
Is e. 3rd st.. todd Fellows ns-
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DRUGGISTS.
THEAPER THAN DIRT.
SOAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAR.

Numerous styles OF cheap soap for bath
room use. great va iety Of the most popu.
iar French, English, German and merican
toilet soaps. Also
SKIN SOAP, RABY SOAP, TOOTH SOAP,
SILVER SOAP, HAND SOAP, SHAVING
SOAP, AND SOAP FOR REMOVING
PAINT AND GREASE. FOR SALE by
q. JAMES BELT, z. JAMES BELT
FAMILY DRUGGIST.
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.

A TFENTlON.-Al All porssDs desiring
81. pure Drugs or Chemicals, or Wish.
'areiuiiy compounded Of pure matorjaie
,nsuld go to the drug store Of
H, n. BRINGHURST,
No. ST Market street,
b-loU WtlmipRtou. na,
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vow ARE INVITED TO BECOME OUR
PATRON.

YOU ARE INVITED TO BECOME OUR
PATRON.
JOHN W. DIEFENDoRF,
JOHN W. DJEFENDORF,
JOHN W. DIEFRND0RF,
JOHN W. DIEFENDORF,
JOHN W. DiEFENDORP,
MANAGER.
WILMINGTON CLOTHING BOUSg,
WILMINGTON OLOTHlN(i HOUSE,
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE,
WILMINGTON OL9THlNt+ hOUSE.
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE,
N. W. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET,
N. W. COR. FlURTH AND MARKET
n. w. COR. FOURTh AND MARKET
N. W. COR. FOURTH nND MARKET,
N. W. coz. kUURTH AND MAhKEr,
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The Eminent Tragedisn,
NH. r. O. BANGS, mir. +. q. BANGS,
As JOS. BALSHME, supported by large
and talented company Of thirty nine persons,
rev and handsome Armors, New Music, New
Scenery.
Price IS and 81 cents. reserved seats rs cts.
to be had OF the usual place, three days in ad.
vance. 33u-bI
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fNRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THE UNIVERSITY SINGERS,

! DOUBLE auARFBrTnl THEY ARE COMING
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GARDEN SEEDS.
BLOOD TUENIP BEET.

! BLOOD TUENIP BEET,
LETTUCE, EXTRA EARLY PEAS
FOR 6ALBAT
CRlPPLN'S SEED EMPORIUM.
NO. WEST THIRD STREET.
WfIpnipoton nnt
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wilmington, Del.
ANDRETH'S EXTRA EARLY PEAS
I.ANDRETR'S EXTRA EARLY PEAS
FAIRLY KENT, PREMIUM GEM. so.
EARLY KENT, PREMIUM GEN, &C.
nLACK AND WHITE WAX BEANS
BLACK AND WHITE WAX HEANS''
NV ENGLAND sut5Ap
AND STUWtLLS EVERGREEN
SUGAR COkN,
Premium Flat, Dutch ami Drumhead CAR
page Seed, new crop Usage Orange Sesd.
SEED PUTATOES,
WHITE AND YELLOW ONION SITS
LAWN GRASS,
WHITE DUTCH GLOVER, TO-, 40. &c.
W. N. CHANDLER,
I'll MARKET ST, MARKET sr.
EHalt way. between 9Th and It'll. SO
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RAND OPERA HOUSE.
~cNE MIGHT oNLY-Ga

SATURDAY EVENING iAPRIL =, 1880
APRIL ], 1850
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W. N. CHANDLER

Hall way between 9th aad It'll.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23

w s rra.t lra Date Eu-s
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 IT. f~--.l .r Hrl-eT Nrk5-nuB take. Fss rA E. -- tr --"rf-F. from ff% ~rfrr- rrrfst F-r-.i- and sr9Luat- s-crs rf fte ..a,-ss.i sf. .as..1i 'a atteHd
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 T1e hspY.-sl family .a CT srrani fres- coti, ae precinct is that af eEr iftsHa D. e. Thernc Mi.s Tbafre usir sN aFVrs;Hnce last nigl; and young ilsg i- tu-y ta det iu sroigc.ng his sister. iru;Afr-, oauslu- and Auuts and has a half r.sfjrn ol CiFing a piuaiofe peri rmsHc. s-aB fa1 the .seutEt ei the public scboo. of Prescott.
 CHFaFFk TuAN I.s sR The x RaJT Pay Store ha- a uew advertise mont IE tfis lssa'' Cf the MiNER notifying thc pnbiic thai goods Nill bc sold at that establishment ai greatly reduced fafcs Mir WeaV,r. 'he proprietor. is an ol5 resident of Prescott. '- well knaRn to our citizens as man Who nsver, no never. m.srcpTcseuts anything. therefore you csH rely uPon fading Als prices doSa io ihe bedrock
 r NJ Fisher returned yesterday from Smitbvilic. Cherry Creek district Nhiio there hc visited ihe Mammoth Mine, i,e- longing ,D ;hc Golden Era Company. and cotrolate, al that Ia. been said of ihis property by other Ccu'icmcu. He found the ledge at a depth ct ll3 feet, Ia Dc fuIly five feet Nlic, yielding ore Fesy rich Owing to some defects iu fhc rlsCEia'fy the mill is not running so smoothly as could be wished, bui the Superintendent hopes to overcome at these thIugs is time. aud msAe s grand success both in mining aBJ milling
 ARIZONA MgruopIsr.-N have received the IniiIal number of the Arizona Methodist. religious paper published quarterly iD Prescott for gratuitous distribution, auu edltsd hy ltav. C II Adams The Mcthe- dist contains ISrga smolut ai original religious reading. i1esid"s rare selections and considerable iacai ness- As it Is t0 be distributed gratui;oHsly, vc oppTchcnd that there is lu Jsc oi as rcC0auc ad.HG oar friends io subscrbc We hcar,j,g welcome ,h;s new snd gxce!len- pape- .U our sane tum, and wish it and .s elil0, Uahcun3ca success aud long ii'e.
 Wm Clark g hagly m.reF -.'m l,yaa creek came n to-day 'e got suppliosr and from nim wa learn isat lhc miners along that stream ara feeling iHhiisnt over .he prospects in lhc scar 'utu0e- 1h weather iu the mountain has becu exceedingly c"tl, snd as a consequence aot much work has been done OF claims. bHi considerable geld has been taken out. aud lac heavy snOWs ln the hills along the creek insure continuous supply of water during the comng season. There are at present about fifty men at U0ik along thc creek above ,he crcSsug, and as soon as ihe weather modCr-,tcs, Inc boys will scnd in iSige quantities os dust
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
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Death 9s Another Pioneer

Rod Mckinpou. su o'd pioneer aud muci respected clikcn astiye al AicXandris Gieugsry county. Canada, aged about for [, five years, dicd at the Hospital last night 5l consumption. MF Mckjnnou came tc Prescott in iSG5. and followed mining a' llfiercns places sa this county until tiu ycai
 s72 when he formed a 60 partnership wiil Judge John GoojNin. aow oJ ihc Verde. n opening thc War Eagle mine iu Bradshaw mountain a is1g. they sold ibc property tos st5.00O urd dissolved corartn,r.hir when tal dcccascu wcut te 1omc tn Canada on y'sit. Fto returned at Inc close ar ';G anco watch time hc has been graiaaily sinking to ,ho grave Hft consumption Under the care of tbe Sisters of St. Joseph he received every wish and a.teatiou po-si bic. bot inc Heavenly Mc-scUccr came last nigh, ant bore his eo1i away Co that home bsyond our yir~