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Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
THE LAST MEETING.
Francis Murphy Makes hia last
Speech at the COve nant Oh urch.


The last OF the series OF temperance
meetings at the Reformed Episcopal
Church, corr erof Second and Washing
ton streets, was held last night. The
Rev. Mr.. Sandsrson made prayer, and
the Rev. J. L. Estlin, pastor OF the
church, followed with an appropriate
address.
Mr.. Murphy then spoke.
The leading thought in his address
was the necessity Of charity and gentle
means in the work in hand. No class
of men are so unhappy as the liquor
sellers, and so hopeless of the future.
They will find themselves at differ
ent sort Of bar than they now stand be-
hind with the city's license tackled up
to the wall. The best plan to break
up Che liquor traffic Is to starve it out.
Get fifty men to sign and keep the
pledge, and you will then close a sa-
loon.
As usual, Mr.. Murphy's interesting
address was lightened up with wit and
anacdote.
In closing he expressed his thanks
for the kindness with which he had
been received here, and said number
Of qood-natursd things about the press
Of the city.
Mr.. Sanderson made brief address
after Mr.. Murphy sat down, and then
selection was taken up.
At the close OF the meeting the num-
Der of signers to the pledge was au9u-
Incnted to 205. aI
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
sirant an a er-0bseeVations Of
o Reporter.

O0HesI onderce OnicsBo Anuof-oooAn'
There are those who profess TO think
General Grant is a silent, austere man.
Such people do not know him. II
seems almost ludicrous at this late day,
after nearly suarter Of a century has
passed since he has been constantly in
conspicuous view of men OF his time, to
say anything about the disposition and
manners Of this wonderful man, whose
friends sarround the globe with one
unbroken link OF homage and admira.
tion. A daily associate Of three months
has resulted in the decision that the
cause of the public impression 40 to
the ex-P Presidents austerity and taci-
turniiy arises from his extreme diff
asncs that Is still as marked In him rs
in q bashful boy. He may be the lion Of
a nation, with every wish anticipated,
every honor showered upon him that
neral man could bestow, as recently In
Cuba and in Mexico, but he is the
same. Again, he Is one the most ami
able and eompanionable persons to be
met.
His fund of stories; especially on a
sea voyage, never runs cut, and he is
always the centre of circle of inter-
ested listeners. He has q vein OF quiet
humor, that, in contrast with his grave
expression, is inexpressibly funny. LIE
is never in hurry, and never behind
tims. He cares nothing for parade, and
simply accepts with resignation all the
ceremony and pomp that is caused BY
his presence. On every importantsub'
ject he speaks fselingly, and with the
air of man who has given tie matter
. thought. He never advances a view
that does not command the attention Of
his heaIer. Combined with his even
amiabls disposition, he is made the
king of his fellow travellers by the pos
session OF a vigorous physique that en-
ables him to stand any amount of ia.
tigue. Tbs blazing sun aud clouds OF
dust that Affect the travel in Mexico
at this time of the year had no effect
upon him, but hs rode three successive
days journeys on horseback without
the least Inconvenience.
He sits up late, rises early and il
most abstemious in his diet. He is
constantly in reoeipt Of newspapers and
correspondence, and takes lively in
terest In affairs of the time all over the
world. His last acquaintance with the
public men and places of both hsmis.
pheres enables him to grasp at once the
situation ofmatters all over Europe, Asia
or America.
There is no living ruler of fourth
rate powel with whom he is not per-
sonally acquainted; as we'll as with the
head men Of all nations whs control the
events Of the day, with the exception,
perhaps, Of South America.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
A Wash inSa tom Clerk Robbed.

The Clerk Of the Librarian of Con-
gress had check flor a27O0 cashed at
the Treasury Department yesterday,
fer the purpose of paying off the EN-
ployees Of the Library. Part of the
money was in bank notes and part in
gold and silver. The clerk laid the
package of notes aside while he wrap.
ped up the gold and silver and trans.
ferrsd tho coin to a messenger. He
then picked up what he supposed was
the package Of notes. After getting
into street car he opened tbs package,
and found that it contained nothing
but red Office tape, prepared in size so
as to resemble package OF bank bills
Or silver certificates. He hurried back
to the cash room of the Treasury, but
no clue could be found as to the thief.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
A Chester Wystery.

Some two or three months ago man
whose name we have been unable to
learn came 10 Chester with photo
graph tent and pitched 1t on the lot on
Third street near Parker. He did a
thriving business, taking pictures two
for quarter on tin, done up in q
nice little paper, finished in ten min
utes. He went in and came ont Of
his gallery at pleasure, and was fire.
quent!y noticed by the neighbers on
the opposite side Of that street. He
made very few acquain.ances, and
when not engaged in his legitimate
business he amused himself by read
ing. About two wesks ago the pho
tographer was noticed 10 go into the
tent in the evening, for he slept there,
and probably ate too, and he has not
been seen since. Those living in the
vicinity believe that the man died
during the night or committed suicide.
They have been afraid to 90 and see,
and they have suspected they could
smell the decomposed boby. 1t Is be-
lieved the man has died in the tent
and it is a matter that should receive
the immediate attention of the authori-
ties. A couple Of pictures hung on
the outside Of the tent for several days
until some body took them away, and
the canvass door has not been seen 10
swing since the night referred to-
News.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
How the Conventions Look.

The 756 delegates to the Chicago Ma
tional Republican Convention meeting
next Wednesday have all been chosen.
There are either by direct instructions
or by personal preference 369 of them
reported as supporting General Grant,
22e Senator Blaine, 80 Secretary Sher-
man, "a Senator Eimunds, II Mr.,
Washburns, and 10 Senator Window.
In this enumeration the entire vote of
Pennsylvania and New York is given
to Grant. The number necessary to
nominate President Is 379.
There have also bsen chosen 432 out
of the 73S delegates composing the
Cincinnati Convention, Of whom 1856
are reported as supporting Mr.. Tildeu,
6S General Hancock, 46 Senator Thur
man, 43 Senator Bayard, % Horatio
Seymour, Is Senator Randolph, S Mr..
Morrison, 6 Judge Field, 2 Dir. Hen
bricks, 2 James L, English, and the
preferences OF 26 are unknown. The
number necessary to nominate Pres
ident, If the "two-thirds rule" is ad.
hered 10, is 1872.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
EHE LIQUOR LICENSES.
Those Granted and Rerused a
she Last Term OF Cours.

ThOse Granted and Rorused ae
she Last Term OF Cours.
The following is q list of the liouor
licenses granted and refused at tho
term OF Court Just closed.
APPROVED.
Wilming!on-August Asbsubaeb
VIM. W. Anthony, Peter J. Baboook
John A. Beers, James Brown. VIM
Baxter Il Bro, George M. Bacon C. r
Chandler, Chas. Cannon, Michael Cot.
unsham, u sh John Dohsrty, John P. Dom
ahoe, James L. Dickinson, Barbara
FISHER, Thomas Farmar, Eberhard P.
freye, Henry Feldmeir, Thomas Faoan.
Andrew Gratz, Alex B. Gillespie. Geo n
higgins, Frederick W. Heiss. Patrick
Aarmey, Anton Hauber, VIM. IT, J.oE
natrlek Sc Jordon, Martin Keogh, James
"; hlng, Francis Kelly & Co., Conrad
heller, Caroline Klingler, Fergus Kelley.
augustus Legg, Thomas Lally. John
Mocaferty, Michael Maloy, James Nc
vey, Joseph Mccain, Mary A. Moerk
samuel Moore, Conrad MANI. James d.
NO. Muinefln, Wilson i
Mccormick, John F. MoCuliin. Caths.
rae Mcdrenra. Caleb Miller, John Nc.
hugh, Tobias B. Merritt, John MeaIev
Henry Mellon, John Muirooney.
Centreville-Michael Lynch.
Fort Penn-Ablert Bender.
Delaware City-Daniel Colwell.
Joseph A. Kidd.
~
new Castls-James Cbristy, Hiett
Graham, Benjamin D. Longlsnd, John
Charlestown, Christiana Hd.-Thos.
Lawless.
Scheutzsn Park Thomas MoHugh.
COLUMBIA Inn-Henry McIlhenny,.
Middletown-Alex. Maxwell,
81. Georges-Movey & Vsndegritt.
GlasgoW-Wm. N. Guthrie,
kirkwood-Wm. B. Ford.
Nswport-Jacob B. Hyatt.
Newsrk-John B. Lewis.
IoWnssnd--sarauel J.. BoueheIl.
Observation-Disclosures 0. Hill.
REFLECTED.
WilHington-Hugh Lynch, William,
Campbell, Michael Newall, William r..
Brsnnan, Frederick W. Hshl, John
Nay, Frederick Stab, Thomas ]. Frx-
simmons. John T. Marcsr, William
Duffy, Jacob Messig, Charles Vogsl-
backsr, John Boner, Christopher Bauer,
Martin Wendler, Cathariue Carroll.
Delaware City-Jehn Maloney.
Rising scr-Dennis Dougherty.
oiessa-Calyin Ssidham.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
Canso Of tho Accident,

The accident on the W. & N. r. r.
Thursday night, was owing to the fact
that the freight train which was due in
Reading at $50 P. ~, ten minutes be-
fore the leaving time of the passenger
train, was behind time over half an
hour. Instead Of being stopped at
Birdsboro uatil the passenger train
had passed, the freight train was per-
mitted to 80 on with the expectation of
being able to reach siding between
Rirdshoro and Reading. One siding
was passed aud an effort was made to
reach second siding above Naomi,
when the passenger train came along
with the resul. stated.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
FIRST AND LAST.
Tho Entertainment OF tho Alpha
Beta Literary Society tn she
Opera House.

Betn Literary Society in ths
Opera House.
The fourth anniversary of the Alphs
Beta Literary Society Of Wilmington
Academy in the Opera House last nigh
was attended by very large audience
composed chiefly of young people. The
entertainment was very pleasant one
and enjoyed by all.
At the opening Of the programme
Grant Scott Riggs, pupil Of the Acade-
my, appeared before the curtain and
made an address Of welcome on part Of
the Society. 1t was we'll spoken and
received with great applause. A
musical selection by the Braudywine
Cornet Band followed. II was the first
appearance of the band before a Will
mington audience and they played very
finely.
After this came q musical extrava.
ganza, entitled 1.-THE Lost Ring, or ths
Fishsrman's Luck" The situations in
this were very striking and the COS
tunes Of the children quite pretty.
Those who took part were as follows
Tillis A. Blizzard, as Little Bo-Pesp;
Ida L. Roberts, Mistress Mary; Mary
Powiok, Lady Lea; Ssllie T. Lofand,
Netticote; May J. Taggart. Gill the
Milkmaid; Lucy M. Lane, Tafy- Cook;
Grant s. Riggs. Lone Fisherman, togeth-
er with the following In various other
parts. Robert G. Hsrman. Mary J..
Kramer, 4. L. Thomas, Cornella 3. Jones,
Della A. Townsend, John R. Holt, James
II. Sheppy, Millie N. Chandler, Lucy
Stroud and Frank N. Woods.
A selection by the Brandywine Cor
net Band, and we'll performed ipstru-
mental solo on the piano by Annie
Webster Stroud followed, after which
the "Dutchman's Blunder," was &C,
ed. James H. Crabb took the par! of
the dutchman and did very we'll in
that ludicrous character. Ths others
taking part were Grant S. Riggs. H. J.
Wiley, James H. Sheppey, May J. Tag
CART, Mary Powick, and LUCY M. Lane,
The band gave another selection aud
Miss Taggart gave recitation which
was well received.
"Psddy's Mischief" \ laughabls
dialogue, wss then given. Grant
Scott Riggs took the part as Paddy,
and James Il. Sheppsy, John D. Brown,
Robt. G. Hgrman, Geo. A. Ennis, May
J. Taggsrt and Sallie T. LJhand per-
sonated the other characters. The two
young ladies did very well.
Mr.. Ctabb near the close sang
"Roclssd in the Cradle of the Deep"
The children as general thing &C.
quilted themselves very we'll.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
Tho Practical F.rper no,ssss

Mr.. J. T. Price, formerly Of Blackbird
in this county, has leased ths Practi,
cal Farmer, Brandywins Hundred, and
having succeeded in obtaining license
he opened his hotel yesterday. The
Farmer" had run down very much at
the heel, persons having undertaken to
sell liquor without license and were
prosecuted and convicted before the
Courts. The license granted to Mr..
Price Yesterday was the first license for
the "Farmsr" within period Of seVen
years, and Mr. Price intends under it
to bring the hotel up to its old time
popularity. The house he says is con-
siderably over one hundred years old
and is connected with some Of the
stirring events Of the revolution. 1t is
pleasantly located and commands q
splendid view Of the Delaware river.
Mr.. Price says he is determined to keep
a first class hstel and we have no
doubt he will.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
blow Out The Gas,

Last evening thsrs registered at the
European Hotel gentleman named L.
Randolph johnson, OF Baasley Point,
N. J. Previous 10 retiring he locked
his bedroom door and blew out tie gas.
A boarder passing aloag the corridor
about midnight detected the otlor of gas,
and trying to open the door OF Johnsops
room he learned that it was locked,
and he was oompslled to- burst the
deor open. Johnson was almost uucon. l.
scious and undoubtedly was saved from
death by sutfocation.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
At bi3 Pest.

John Parker who has been suffering
from ca.buncle for few days has SO
far recovered as to DO abba to uss the
razor IS expertly as ever. He is now
running four chairs, and all who call
can bs expsditiously accommodated.
Be sure and call at 10S East Second
street in order to be made fssl like a
new man and also take a peep in that
wonderful magnifying mirror.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
bryant Literary Society.

The Bryant Literary Society Of Rug.
by Academy had an election of officers
yesterday, with the following result.
President-Frank D. Carpenter.
Vice President.-Joseph r. JsGsrlI.
Secretary-Percy Nislds.
William W. Turner.
LtbrsrIan-Jossph T. Hillss.
Assistant Librarian--Leslie w. Pyle.
Rditcr Of bryant Resora"-J. Dan
forth Bush.
Assistant Editor--Harry 81. Jackson.
Sergeant.ata 4 MS. C. Jones.
Critic-Dr. Samuel W. Murphy.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
Am Arnl lDjurGd.

Richard Monk had his arm cut at
the paper Mills on Thur ,aay afternson.
He was carrying q spiral knife upon
his shoulder, when it aycidently rolled
off and struck his arm and severed
the arteries.
DR.. Dunning took cara of the upfor-
tunate man, after which hewSs taken
home.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
wna, Genera, ButIer Desires,

CuEYESE, May 26,-General B. r.
Batter passing here to day on the way
to ths Pacific, was interviewed upon
the subject of the Presidency. He
freely admitted that he did not son
template supporting General Grant,
aad said the idea Of doing 80 was pre-
pos'erous. In reply to the suggestion
that the GreenbAck Convention would
no innate him for President, the Gensr-
al aid thoughtfully: "lf they only
gives ns good platform the honor
would be mos! worthy"
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
con nkRogH.

Both Houses of Congress have ad.
journed until Monday, to-day being
Decoration Day. In the Senate, yes
terday, the bills granting pensions to
certain soldiers of the Mexican and other
wars, and granting an American regis.
ter 10 the Howgate exploring ship, were
reported and placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Eaton, from the Committee on
Foreign Relations, reported joint res
olution requesting the President to open
negotiations with Spain, France, Aus
tria and Italy, with view to securing
an open market for American tobacco.
It was placed on the calendar. Mr..
Butler submitted a resolution directing
the Secretary of the Treasury to report
all the papers in his Department rela.
tive to the claim Of the Government
against the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroads for tax on scrip
dividends, and that the Csmmissionsr
of Internal Revenue suspend action on
claim until instructed by Congress as
to the manner of settlement. Mr.. Ed.
munds objecting, the resolution was
laid over. The joint resolution for
the settlement of the Florida claims
and the bill authorizing the bonds
of manufacturers Of tobacco, snuff and
cigars to be cancelled at the port OF
clearance were passed. The Tariff Con-
bill was discussed. After an
Executive session the Senate adjourned.
The House was called to order bv
Speaker Randall. The Senate amend
ments to the Pension Deficiency bill
were concurred in. The Sundry Civil
bill was considered in Committee of the
Whole and reported, with amendments
to the House, whep, the main question
being ordered, it went over. The Mis-
sissippi Lsvee bill of Mr.. Gibson was
reported and referred to the Committee
of the Whole. Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
Rehobosh Meach Associntion

desire to announces to those interested.
and to the public in general that they
have leased their camp meeting ground
to Rev. r. w. Todd, Presiding Elder of
Dover District and Rev. G. W. Pretty
man pastor at IIswes for the term of for.
ty days, beginning July lst.
Due notice will be given of very in
terestipg services to be held OH these
delightful grounds during the present
season.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
NEW ADVERTlSEMENr rS.
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTER,SOEtIGE-

NEW CAs,LE COUNTY, My, 27, 1850.
Upon the application Of Albin Ba a!dwin,
Executor OF William Handy, fate OF
Brandywine Hundred, In said county,
deceased, it is ordered aud directed
by the Register that the Executor afore.
said give notice of granting of letUers
ITestamentary upon the estate of the de.
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof. by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such letters in six
OF the most public places Of the county OF New
Castle, requiring oil persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
ma1e and provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period In the
DAILY REPUBLICAN,, newspaper pub,
lished inl Wilmington and to bc continued
therein three weeks, 10 o.d.
t~, Given under tho hand and Scar
LIS. Of Office Of the Register aforesaid at
~ New Castle, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. q. BlGGS, Register.
NoTIoR.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased mtf5t present tho
same duly attested to the Executor on
or before Nay q, 1881, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
ALBIN BALDWIN, Executor,
Address Booths Corner, Del. Co., Pa.62s
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
First Class Lots.

Thomas N. Ogls sold greater num-
ber OF lots during the year 1869 than
any other man in the city of Whining
ton. On one occasion in an afternoon of
1859 batween two and four o'clock, he
sold lots by the fsot which amounted
to $3l. 800. He will sell on next Tuss-
day, June 1st, twenty-five desirable
building lots, as may be seen by adver-
t;sement in another column. Those
uho wisA to inves. in real estate should
be present.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
The New TeIos raph OtM ce,

The A. and P. Telegraph Co. which
opens for business iu this city June
lst, has decided to lacate in the present
"Western Union" Office. II has not vet
bpen determined to reduce the tolls ON
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
Knts hts OF 81. Lawrence Excursion

The Knights of st. Lawrence will give
a grand excursion to Atlantic City on
Thursday, July Is. They will go on the
ste.mer "S. NJ. FELTON," to Camden, and
thence on broad guage railroad to At
lantic City. This will no doubt bs
large excursion. Ellinger's band will
accompany chem.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
PnrRsOlR,

r,son why Russell & Spencer
|iog more Psrasols than ever De'
|hst it is the unqualified opin'
|ruy lady after looking the city
4 that At the Bee Hive, 500 Mar
N, Is 10 be found the finest as.
!. at the most reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
The CamD GrouuuLeased.

The Rehoboth Beach Association has
leased its camp-meeting grounds 70 the
Rev. R. W. Todd, Presiding Elder of The
Dovsr District, and the Rev. G. W.
Prettyman, pastor at Lewes, for the
term Of forty days beginning with July
lat.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
Sunday Pspers-Decoration Day

TIE great New York and Philadel-
phia Sunday papers will contain a full
account OF to.day'S ceremonies decora.
ting the soldiers graves, snd all other
news Of importance. Get copy from
Davis, at his news bazaar, 6ls Marks.
street, after 1910 o'clock in the morn
ing,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
snapper Lnneh.

viii be a grand s.t.out of snap
b tonight at Il. p. Freye's ga
n Il Elst Second street. He
! hh friends and the public gen.
|pgiVe him a call.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
Mattings.

!. trade sale OF mattings made
N York importer, at which W.
,,rd & Co. we're large purchas'
4 spable them TO offer some very
M, in white, fancy and red
' One lot fancy ct 25c. lot white
n, white, 2lc. 6ne check, SIC.
Ia, heavy fancy, 45c. and SOC.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
word 10 tho Ladies'.

|, intend buying new "head
W ~ would advise you to call on
q Kirpy, 2O2 King street, as
!. ".yrerjencs and well.kacwn
n tbs scknowledg ability and
[I' ~ kill Of her chiei.of staff, Miss
E.'sn Az i, guarantee sufficient that
/. he handsomely fitted out and
|, IA suit everybody.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
LAW liz.

!. E4nDard & Co. open to-day a
be Of Union linen lawns at SIC.
lhs cheapest thing ever offered
Or any other market. Style
Nor fast.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
Comforts. .

Who are suffering from heavy
bad better 60 to Ferd. Carson,
give you a good lifting as we'll
|Ebrtable suit for the season.
|It street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

peat homs,sslling medicine sells
ne, Wilmington, D7l., largely
ipreciated by all the people
thi to ba sufficient recoinmends
he people everywhere outside oI
Fy0l to use DR.. Simms' Paiu
The greatest Of medicines fol
isn, pains, cramps, headache,
FH jOe. Depot, 4th and King
Arch st. Sold by dealers.
IgO Is a weed we chew,
l'arj We can't ignore,
@3t Of both and cheapest TOO,
4lSAsrTooG's cigar store,
100 West 7th street.
smokes Chapman's 3 cent
What everybody :" Well,
'Fb0dy. 4th and Shipley SITS.
fabe8t ship at Ezra Fell's steam
W. Front street. Those want.
should give us a call.
" lunch al Graham's, Fifth
streets, on Saturday even
Sls Health Syringe for sale at
!" Department of Belts Drug
ad!es' private entrance No. !
street. Lady attendant.
n@' Persian Insect Powder,
la'"les' and GlentworLh's In
Ial, sold by J. R. Hartman,
"n and Poplar streets.
sSkins and spougss, a new
HslVed and for sale at reason
at Taylor & Fullerton's,
A@, 3O2 King street.
Aetsnsr, the popular barber
,a'teF, is prepared to shave
ny call at his shop, No. los
'tsior ~ y, snapper Lunch will be
H. Feldmisr's, Il ard Wal
IL this evening.
paddle horse to hire at SO o's.
m, apply at boarding stable,
w street.
NJ, +ASh is making summer suits
n, ~ style and at lowest prices.
street,
Tsad' Of Enterprise Coal very
'~'"afd'S, No. 622 W. Front
s''' stock Of straw hats al
0'"', lO4 Market strest.
IN ]r and cracked corn al Shew.
west Front street.
b. Dto. are ready with a .ull
r','' %"aa a low price! Rumford
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
haptfNt ESmPNsx.

,S,i,,,ng called away, Rev.
H. ran " will preach III rning
oms out and hear Linn.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
'he Weather.

a, tS"I,,eht, ,pIht Office Of the Chief
W Washington, May 29--l
Ia,,tt t'or Saturday---For the
t,N",c ac States, stationary or
! bSi",f stationary or lower,
ISOsr temperature; G; north :
h. Nn'omlug ", variabls clear.
n, preceded It by occasional 10
|'"the coast.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
F.pgcrAL MENTION.
.,he SicklJ.

|s,, summer is really here refine the
\ !, q ,oo S'SSsffal 'csrsfal as to their die, diet
b @.,; 'SG Ssbits. The danger frsEn
t'as !. exhaustion is not very
\ .'ools " IN ordinary health, but
G |l,iSi,p Rj,p will endorse the state
Y. |J,t'a1 Too great care cannot be s,' eI'
|SN Y v'rd ,vn / of those diseases which
N. vail ALLOW inprudenae during
W ~ tsrn,. Too many people OBJ
4 W. .,ms rules Of living an the
y ,S,, I' they do in tte bracins
Y \ ~ ,a n fsli or winter, and as q
y ,s''s p,y dearly for their impru
Y Ken gn in gettinu a clean shave,
4, ',rt an, in style and a hns cigar
!. ~ !, t' viii pay you to go to stans'
!" I.,,.v, III Bast Water street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
he Tner.non aeser

EJSI,SLIcAS aS Office, on Saturday
~ O'clock, u o'clock,
ij0 751
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
Notice.

io,night at LongItrsth's cigar
GHe, pool and sample rooms,
llO Market street.