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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUEsDAp, JULY 2u 1880

nion. Tho, following preamble nnl raen!htlons
wcru nnn'llmntely n'lorted " tlsinE Xofn:
WHEREAS, II hitt rlcnaetl MI AIl-Wianf1OvL-
tfcnce 10 rt,rnove fro, among III otir vGnqrnl'te
associate atiu beloved conNnn1ar, DAVID Run
nfnr: nn1 ,
WHEREAS. In tho death of David Itunnlhr. a
man Of sterling integrity anu l,tttnsnhn cl,Afhc-
Ter. nf kindly mature n perfect n1nltncss. tho
Sheriff !. etAtt hna loal trtte nlnl wurthy r'1fro.
sentative. nntl tho community nj large fnhhful
and zcnln.la servant; therefore. lp it
l{rsIrri'. Tint we her1t'y extend orr hcnttfclt
sytnrMthIcs to tho reintrts nj tho ttcctnsrl ard
knesily participate In tho Rprruy of thts0iwi1p
havc been suddenly lerett uf,,Ne whcse l'les to
them l. lrfcpnsnl,c. md which !; deeply ter "
That tn VINO rules ns1,t rrNvcs fur aEl will cont
fort them IL this trylnG l!srcnsatios1.
iffMaFf.l, tr6nt n copy ut these rcsnlil flnhs lie
pi,llshrtl III tho lrrs+ ot Tho e.y a.,d capy ,e
presented tn the rrlatrrs ot tho Decreased;
Judge lt0Ecra requested that tllo resolution?
br kt,rcnt1 upon tho rrenrl1A 1T tho CriMlHnt
Cpurt. md ,nntioIl to tint effect will be lnn'o
IN court this morning by sfato'a. .Attnrncy Mills
III respect tn the ncn10ry Of tho. tlcechsctl tho
CrlulinMl Court WITS cis,scd yesterday.
, 1880-07-20

Times: Our highest artists In dentistry: The
McChcsney's b0yUnu tiollbt. though but ~ II set.
, 1880-07-20

Manufactured solvly by EIenrl Nestle, yevoy,
Switzerland. Contains only nIlk, wheuton bronts.
crust, anil sugar, aud requires only watdf to pw.
paro 1t fur alsc. Recommended by alr fam}ly
physicians as certan preventive OF ch0lera
tnt4ntMn, md summer complaints. Pamphlets
by druggists uI,l Krs1cGrB. II
TA0NAs LEEAIk0 l. Co., Montreal Eanada.
, 1880-07-20
l3tJSINE;Ha CHANCE.
TO
Hotel Keepers!

The proprietors Of the CANADA
PACIFIC HOTEL, in W1NN1.
PEG, MANITOBA, are prepared
to enter into arrangements for
LEASE Of the present building
which will be enlarged for a suit.
able tenant who will suitably fur.
nish the House. It is a we'll -b,,;,t.
brick building, is in an excellent 20.
sition, and has had a large and prof.
table business for several years
Letters to be addressed Box Tor,
Post Office, Montreal.
, 1880-07-20

Fulntness before eating, pnlu nnd distress
afterwards. prevented by Multi llitturs.
, 1880-07-20
LAKE BLUFF.
The Sylvan Worahipers Signing for
Overcoats and Grate.Fires.
An unabatcd lnlascs! Manifested In Sabbath
School Mallcrs.
Lectures on Abraham Lincoln, China, and
Biblical Topics.


sc"ny, when tho average Thermometer "a, showG5 S,
+ sssSs .sx = ss: $ ssss
s,s s,s % ss s s ' sss
whero s 'S eooi brcezcs prevail ana m average dc.
Rrce @ Of comfort can Gc attained. Mnny persons,
rushed OF to Lakc uluH,-camo down like
community In The woods md u,odo
s,a,, ~" ,,,ort. ~ ~, rn,nrona ocnt,c,rnn
.'nier sh 'S whose e" aaage,uet @ tho Assembly Ind
bcen instituted. Fnr nhOlIt twcnty.fotir hours
thc weather VIM perfection ,tsolf. and lilo wps
mu,n nnsaot,v rr,rot,in. mi lnst n. TIM yi.tt.
ora wcrp cn,ixrlulNtinr Themselves upon tllejr
| agreeable surroundings. Il ctnngo toak pllco
wllch shrIycei tiP thofr, cnth,isiast!o i.tcas ,f
tlcsec,.tictl and bcnt upon tholr devoted 1cnt!s,
nni THO atinosrhcro, Ct, Sunday especially, WIS
hs st "n w2 G sfon II q srato nsf o I @ n @sss sys
iscn @ Elnsily wcicanc.l Tho intcrcst in tic exer-
e!acs Gas not ntatetl. hanover. md the PROGRAM,
cai!!ot lit follow tio intellI9erS !aanaee1uSnt
a h"tSsh @ Sss' nosieaao The eR Rot 1c s VIII I'll
tn,nson ana the tsy A. " Intten l.aye nchieye led
percsa s%c @ vii il
c,liy Turing tho coming week add materially to
thsr wsl,.enr,,o, ~ rsntat!o,ns M ,ou, ,..., IL
tho suni'ay-sc,ool services On Sahl,.th arter-
% noon, thoro were prcsout, X X, ~ net.,al M% count
| HNt personH. young anu ola; ~ OF Wnnni wero
1T tna i!ino ei9aGnn IN liaUtn-eiass stnaes. :
Iho following Rcn.lcInc1i' iinny or whom % nle
lrGmlnteitiy GnEaEea III sm'minysehooi WORK.
,SHpnrntGndG1't Y. H. Horton Ass'sah1ts, z
". Fottef, y. =. LishGf, II; s1iepnnri ailu =. r.
nlnrrGll: SeGrefary: II. =. Vh.a: Asststant seeFG-
tary, l.. r. Gt'isc Te'scners, !; laying. !. NJ;
5ntillenr, =; :. 9hepGnfn, u Mnfot Ennlnu a,,i
!!tirkG tho 10y. a. !. Ju1kns Mrs; d. y, frisb.e'
MrT \. =. vnlI; uGorE9 y3u Fellows II. e. wool. NJ.
u; Ill! ail!lctt. amd :: u Wl!!affi. -. a., ,.a
ThG thrcNEbnro subject OF tho WAFER
supply wss AEalu p, referred 70 yeatcTday,
Mr. 5nsto st fosaeht stata Of n9 n9sS 5s.
lnF untaynr!l occurred lake water would
~ tha rnna fr e grouun n o%;
annoynnee will bp removed. Yesterday. tho
Gn,. weil On the sronas rsi.sot e 10 yisa opo
hAui wntGr from distance TO sntlsfy tho thirsty
crowds .,nsn.n,.v.e s.a,,o,a
opcnc.l Mt the usul hour With II chi1rons meet
itig, so-cnllc.l. at which tho youngsters wero
, 1880-07-20

indigestion, dyspepsia. nervo,ls prostrntton,
and n,l forms ot gonor. debility relieved by tus
ing Afenaman's peptOnizcd tseof Tonic, tho only
preparation OF f>eef continuing Its cnt,ro ni,rr-
t!ous properties. IT Il mt 1nero stLmunut like
tho extrlctA nf be0f, but contains h!oodnlnklnH,
forco- -Yunorntlng, md lo.s,lsta!uinR properties:
Ia laitnhb!n In Mil elfceblel conditions. whether
tho result Of exhaustion. noryo,is PROSTITUTION,
oyef'work. or ns,,to sliso.se: part!cEar!y It r.
liaznrd & Co., tropriotors, Now York. For salo
BY druggists.
, 1880-07-20

Over 10000 1Iowo sc,scs sold. Dor.len, sellcck
e. Co., Agents, N Lnko street.
, 1880-07-20

DEs MONIES, H.. july M-Tho first lot of new
Mediterranean vnrlcty, plunlp, md No. l.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
She Got a Husband After All.

New York Tribune.
A young couple recently presented
themselves at the principal church in
a suburb OF Odessa, and requested the
priest to marry them. When they
reached the altar rails, and were there
awaiting the fulfllment Of their dearest
hopes, the priest, detecting a certain
unsteadiness Of gait in the bridegroom,
which appeared incompatible with the
solemnity of the occasion. declined to
perform his saeerdotal Office upon the
person whom he described as a "booE-
ing swine." Indignant at the untime.
ly insbrity, tho father OF the drunkard
seized him by the collar, dragged him
out of the church, and belabored him
with stout cudgel in the vain
hope of restoring him to such self pos.
session as might qualify him to under.
go the marriage ceremony with ordinary
The BRIDES father took
a more practical view of the situation.
Addressing the congregation from the
altar steps, he declared his daughter
freed from her matrimonial engagement,
and further stated that any eligible
candidate for her hand, presenting him
self then and there, might wed her on
the spot, without incurring any expense
and count upon a fond parents ten
der blessing to boot. Two sspirants
came forward. After inspection by the
bride and brief interrogation as to their
worldly means and position,
one was politely dismissed aud the
other took the place Of the "booxing
swine," at the altar, where, few min
utss later, he was made happy hus-
band.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
LinCOln,s Secretary,
Washington Correspondence Troy Timel

| Washington Correspondence Troy Times.
Mr.. Nicolay was young man o.
twenty four at desk in the State
House of Illinois, when Mr.. Lincoln Sc.
lscted him from tie subordinate posi-.
tion he filed to come with him and be
q silent, industrious con fdential sharer
in those memorable four years Of toll
and heartache. He has told me many
incidents of the inner life of the White
House in those days. He is small
spare man, singularly unprepossessing
in looks, and Of delicate constitution.
He Is only fascinating when he talks.
Then you forget all else. He was
q German lad who came to this
country with his father and brother,
and lived in great penury in an OBJ
scure town of Illinois till about sixteen.
After he had picked up some preca-
riouS bits of knowledge he began to
work in newpaper Office, and thence.
toward his rise was steady. Lincoln
used TO see him bending quietly at his
desk, when he came into the Office Of
the Secretary of State at Springfield,
and took liking to him. have often
wondered if he did not think with grim
humor, "There's human being as
homely as | am" Perhaps he liked
his intense and restful quietness. He
has the subdued ways Of those who
have waited in confidential relations
upon great men. He lives in a neat
house Of his own on B street, Capital
Hill, and has wife and fourteen year
old daughter. When he returned from
his four years. consulate in Paris it was
generally felt that as a relic Of Lincoln
he ought to be provided for. In his
keeping were secrets of State TO which
no one but himself held the key, and
when the Office Of Marshal Of the Su-
preme Court, which Chief Justice Chase
created for his attached friend and fol-
lower, r. C. Parsons, Of Cleveland, was
vacated by that gentleman to run for
Congress, Mr.. Nicolsy had little diff
Guilty in securing the position. Every
thing about the Supreme Court is as
eternal as the mutations Of this transit
tory life will allow, and Mr.. Nioolay NO
douLt has practically life tenure Of
his Office. The salary originally at
tached to it was 81, 500. It is now put
OF IS, 900 and supports very fairly and
something more man with small fam.
lily and unambitious tastes. The du-
tics are scarcely more than nominal
and his vacation covers the whole time
that the Justices are scattered about
the country presiding over their cir
Quits. 1t Is not place to grow in, but
1t Is an elegant pigson-hole to be tuck
sd away in.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
Rev. L. X. Barrett II card from.

Rov. Lie Es baff0tt hoAfO 1KOm.
We clip the following from the Eas
tern Virginian, published at Onaneock,
Accomack county, Va.
am pleased that the debut Of the
Rev. Mr.. Barrett has been so auspi.
cious, and that the people to whom he
has been sent are 80 delighted.
1t is unnecessary for me to write
much on this occasion, as Rev. Will
liam J. Duhadway prepossessed his
church, towards him. Rev. Mr.. Bar
rett, and claimed the honor Of being
chiefly instrumental in our getting SO
distinguished minister; and, also,
Rev. Il. C. Jones says, she is the right
man in the right place."
My opinion-and l think II is shared
by all who have heard him-is that he
excels as q terse, clear and contentious
preacher, who has mellifuous voice,
eloquent enunciation, polished intoua-
tion, and whose pronunciation Is almost
unexcsptiOnable.
think he is fully the equal Of Bro.
Duhadway, intellectually, and who, l
hope, possesses the personal magnetism
of Bro. Jones.
His sermon of last Sabbath was re-
pertoirs Of incisive eloquencs, replete
with deep experience and spiritual fer
vor, SO simple that the most unlearned
could understand it, whilst to the
learned 1t was perfectly unobjestiona-
Bile and unanswerable. The four SER
mons he has been here, have been re-
markable for their beauty of style, care
and erudition, and commend him to
all who desire q feast Of fat things"
intellectually and spiritually.
A CONSTANT HRARER.
April 9th, 1880.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
rrHE TABLE.
LOCAL TiD ,,,,varoN,

On WTLMiNbtVH, a.,
.iss ts1vss a Is,S,S s 30, 100, $40, e,st
ri Issi 1|o'; n ~; On j1!st Sunday, a s.it
E%rsSSO rsSO' sS5, ~ P ? "a a. 10. a. m, ,l2la
L. %Sr5iniitsd To- * Express h''' p m. VI
Ea, 20, .; G.;Ra;,b,ng.on: R, l26l, &C
sB,iIII11Ss q > %. tA5! p n IN n'Ed Sunday, i2.Si
sAsessS J.C0p H. VI '
II. III ~ o. -, ,7ay Line: 7;osp. q m. ~
lssHrorc anG wa ,,o :. q,
i;,g g.E GGss.ls; g 600, aA =" ~'' w .'.'
81 :: e.. alsGA" Ll'' '''' P
SsTosnndsy trslns; iLs,, 4. H.; go, q
Z, Es,Sipg;on d nort,TsrpS, pS,h,;day m vi iraA ms.
/ D, s@ n. ~, oTseteir K Il. r.: Ilt, lo.So' fA'
fLsEH H. ~ ,ys SvD Ar WILMINGTON.
Ssdsi Ng, l.53'4GSss' - " Sis, S'iS' "a oas. ZOO
80 * y !, m m'' On Sundays: lZsS, 2eS,
i$a '1Si5 ~ li;iS y os,a. I; a. M; ,zos, la.sz
s5I.ss I5sspS ; . & On Sundays al'' a. n.'
ssgnE; 1885, 225, .. m; ] l1,oa, ,i%s! q
BY EI,llls s@p. u. Ga Sundays 2'l' a. nj
lEp lsJ o. Castle: SO, 9.s2' il;So li,H. e. nj
ls tes "sr' 0 N, No sunday trains "a s..l
$s,i.SITs SSg,s & L. H.; $50 q. M; ii''0' 0'A'
~ Ea,,u,Dctop 4 Northern 3. K: a.ao
| l$s $s,5,ss-o !; WI " western b. h.; 500 d. M
Sr.so;, o., WILMINGTON LEAVE rHrIADH-
We W. pHIA.
,..,, ,t,se; and washington ! avenHe aN ~
y E'0f6 "a fSS ,aS' il.l6a. n; l.So, 400, 1@,
" w ~ 4 s A. 4 R, ll.3O p. N. On sun
~ Y: !: p'i y p,:SOO, 9.!6,l1.So p. N. . .o,l
tEs ~ s% Sssc0nd \ and MarEeteIsoss: .o'
g 2, inus.5' :, n a, d.: &90, 4GO p IN. ''D Huu'
MI, i.JG b. n.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
THERoAD TO sLUmBERLAaD.


What is the road to Sunderland,
And when does tho baby 20?
The road lies straight through mothers ar
| When the sun Is sinking low.
He goes by the drpwsy Land Of Nod"
To music Of lullaby
| Wh"n all wee lambs are safe in the fold,
Under the evening tky.
A soft lit.lo sightgown, clean and white
A face washed sweet ana fair;
A mother brushing the tnnYles out
From the silkeD, goldon hair;
Two little tired satiny feet,
From the shoe and the stocking iree;
Two little palms together clasRed
at the mothers patien! knee.
Some baby words that are dIowsiiy llsped
In the tender Shepherds ear,
nd kiss that Only a mother can place
On tho brow Of hef baby dear,
n Ilttlo Found head which nestles Rt last
Close TO the mothers breast.
And then tho luIia"y, soft and low,
singing the song oi rest.
And close and closer the blue vsihed lids
Are hiding the baby eyes,
AZ over tie road to Sunderland
The dear little traveller HES.
For this is TIE way, through mothers arms,
All dear little babies go
TO tho beautiful City Of Sunderland
When TIE sun is sinking low.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
Pressdem,,s ChtIdren.

The grand daughter Of Martin Vsl
Barren has killed herself by eatinj
opium. Only little while ago grand
daughter OF John Tyler died in wretch
ed poverty, having married through
unrestrsineble affection serving man
The Washington family has Subsisted
chiefly for years past on selling relics
of the old man Of that family or name
except my old friend Washington,
the banker. The Adams family
would have been of small account
but for a Bohemian and perVerse
nature acidulated by success. Jefer-
sons sons-in-law were no models of
husbands, and be had no sons. Payne
Todd made old Madison's estate howl, as
he kept company and habits with Beau
Hickman. Monroe's son-in-law, at whose
home he died, becsme q public defaultsr
as postmaster. Jaskson's wife's poster
ity is worthless: he had none. One Of
the Van Buren, boys has been a lunatic
for years or dead. The Harrisons are
exceptions, and Ben is the best poster.
ity Of any president extant, though his
grandfather had small talent. The
Tylers have all been living on that
fimsy father's name. No posterity re-
mains to Polk, Pierce or Buchanan. Zach
Taylor's son died like devil fish, antsg-
onizing everything but pack Of cards.
| think there are no FIllmores. Lincoln
is well spoken OF professionally, and
Grant and Hayes have amiable, dooile
sons. But SONS are apt to be patterned
On their mothers as girls OIL their IA
thers. Thus Aaron Burr had bright
and Martha Jefferson and
Monroa took comfort in declining life in
their girls. Refinement is but skin deep.
Under the polite republican lies Jean
Y an Jean, and the daughter of Presi-
1snt's son can batieu on an Irish cart
lriver. "How thin is civilization ~
,aid prisoner OF war to me, three
mont hs after we were in Andersonville
,ur finest bred gentleman was high.
and cannibal!"-" GATH" in
Washington Herald"
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
The Free Tow MS OF Germany
Doomed.

LoEDoN, May 5.-Ths Berlin CORES.
pondent Of the "Daily News" says he
fears the days Of thu free towns In Ger.
many are numbered, for proceedings
are now being begun against Bremea
which threaten to deprive that town en-
tirely Of its rights as free port. The
correspondent says he supposes Lubbock
will shortly receive its death warrant.
This new and determined policy on the
part Of Prussia must be regarded with
the utmost interest by many Bnglish
and American merchants, whom 1t will
effect.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
An Active Cid AlmM.

Z. G.. Kelly, of Altoona, writes to the
"Tribune" Of that place ~ have in
my employ man who is 9S years OF
age, and cuts three cords of wood each
day, and still don't seem as tired as
the younger men who work beside him.
He also went ont last Thursday and
caught eight fne.looking foxes. The
above is true and can be proven Il de-
sired"
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
New Orleans Has No Fever.

The Governor Of Louisiana, the May.
or OF New Orleans, the President of the
Board Of Health Of that city, the Prssi-
dent Of the Sanitary Association, and
Dr.. Bemis, Of the National Board OF
Health, have signed card, stating
that there has not been case Of yell
low fever or any fever Of q suspicious
character, in New Orleans this season.
They make the statement in view of
the fact of publication in distant
places of private unauthorized aud
false dispatches regarding the health
of New Orleaus,n
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
APeu Portrait Of .sr. Tilaeu.
,a,hu in tho Cincinnati ENQUIRER,

Va Gath" In tho Cincinnati Enquirer,
To day saw Samuel J. Tilden on
II " all street.. I can, therefore, give
w, an unqualified description Of what
he II. oks like. Twas standing on the
corns, Of the street opposite the Sab
Trsasu, y, when saw ths old man COM
inc dow, from Broadway, and said to q
frisnS NJ, nine: "Hold on, aud will
sbow Won hegreatest living curiosity"
While We were gathering ourselves
mn soas ,o,,. u" no feature Of this "What
"a n ~ so~o nv her people who had
also espied him q Ftins alouna a,s ,n H.
vorsble light tot IKE ant .ne o,d m1m aaasaa. aa,
While we all had o, y" msn.Aa M Sissses "
turned on him, it ple@ @" ,nn;Dsto v,1 a'i wi,% W
stop Tilden and coml ~ .a,I tha taIa
him, probably in order TO ~ otsa,uaJ @ I
to his children. We thereto, ,Mw wall
that Mr. Tiiden was remark, wy hr"wn
dressed. He had on daA u" aI",S
spring Overcoat, high silk hA. ~ ua
clothes and neatly polished sho +" toas
walked invariably with his ,id
turned inward. The loefer afol es, ~
had hardly spoken to Tilds2 when WA
small and slight. built worthy exercil eo
the ruling passion Of sticking up h. u
mouth in the loafer's ear and telling
b i'm, with great appearance Of conf
de utiality, something. The loafsT did
mot seem 10 be surprised or instructed. &
Tilden had a cheerful countenanCe.
The tint OF his skin was steel-blue as II 4
his stomach was working right. His L
left eyslid was dropped On his cheeE, as a
If that eye was out, but IL did not ap-
pear to give hin. the least trouble. 1t
looked as If he WAS in the habit OF
one eye in order to get the N
best attainable sight with the other !
one. His left arm appeared 10 be sew "
ed up in the sleeve Of his spring over ~-
coat, because we coAid see no hand nor
ahy appearance Of demonstration on n
that side. The coat sleeve was knottsd
up, too, as If it was not expected to W
open for any arm. The old mans coun- on
enace while talking TO the 10 lfer was
bright, but mysterious. He is expect
I'd to be in the mood for talk, and did
Ill the talking. When he shook the
oafer and came on down Wall street, Fe
md turned up Nassau, there were 400
people taking him in. His toes were W.
urned inward, and this gave him vii
omething of the stumbling gait which T,
people ascr.be to paraly- ~
is. can say that, excepting he was
Luite an old man, nothing whatever
modified his appearance ofidiosyncratic
ood health and good self-esteem. He ~
Doksd as II he could stand Presiden- +
ial campaign frst-rate.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

Thomas Hssrmaus, one Of the pro-
prieters of the Star and Crescent Mills,
In Chicago, was killed yesterday morn
ing by falling down the elevator shaft
from the sixth story Of the mills, a dis
tancs Of 90 feet.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

A. A. Lacy, colored, was stabbed in
the back and lungs by Michael Walsh,
a custom house employee, in New Or
leans yesterday. Lacy was taken te
the hospital ..and Walsh lodged in Jail,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
BOAR DING,

ssDl,d-SUMMER BuARD WAN
IgtnaA Ia gentleman and wife wsuld like
tIu.lns ,IVns the summer on the line Of
\ IpasIon pass'Ion X Northern or delaware
/, "I.fg,d; Address with terms, To-
'NsS,SS' r. b REPUBLICAN, otfioe.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

|nlLD,-A YOU IN Q8 OR ~ TO
Ain me drug business /; a years ex.
n p,eIered. address DRUGS, RE
|hWa'e' Dat
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

|NlEO-A .SlTUATION.-A RE-
laOe FersOn wishs' a situation in a
|MI' country or city. Call bet. 7 A.
E'P, NJ, ut ID L. 4th at. 562t#
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

|NTh DAN APpRENTlCE TO
'4'A dfe'smaktng. Apply 2l9 W. 7th
5.63t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONs
THOSE PANTALOOYS
THOSE PANTALOONs
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONs
THOSE PANTALOONs
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

|NTID,-TWO (D INTELLIGENT
Nl1g ladies of good address to 20 to
!ri' employment light md respecta-
|aIp6Dses advanced ; rel. required.
II SARGEANT,
nv bo6 ShiDley st.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

TTSlLE OR HENT.-THREE sIOKn !.
|, y ,eM n",,;o with moiern Improvements
I,sst Applyto ,,,NrronToN
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

EtLD-TO RENT 2 ROOMS. Ad-
VT" L. H., REPUBLICAN, office. 6.6t3t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

y. I.tp-THREE ROOMS OR PAhT
l,,,le S,,anou'e; 'anily Of two. Address
PUBLICAN Office. 5-3-t6t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

|p!LD.-A GIRL FOR GEN ERAL
'NeSoFH. S05 Shipley ct. 6-o.2t'
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

|r!sD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
" s%4swoK. Nv Apply Western Hotel, s.
-0lu Nrange. 6-6.3t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
WANTED.

lNED-GIRL To Do GENERAL
imrPwOrk. Apply cor. Pennsylvania
EaPCnt st. 55tl MRS. CRUZIER.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

S%h,H,-lN n, W.T.. PRIVATE FAMILY;
/ ii Sas SS1I, roam; furnished or unfur.
k'p'ey ~. b-6-8tt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

SMALL BOILER: SUIT
%s M steam yacht or small business
~! GingS st. "'
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
FOB REN r..

FyWEE,-ALOrOF CHICKENS AT
d, r.uar s,1;e 2OQ Madison 81. 429t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
HAM),,N

a'ss,NssI I,M,nI1lL(N ,,n1llL OR. as,ss'rrs,-
ItSsn,st' ''yISs; y"sG e!SSSlntA3 las
FPI!s5as't 5as'tSs,st,y Ss,st :, thsssi msn,hs. q 10, Y
'N '' Masonic Temple IL paT- MiI.
a.l-3m-eoty
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

NOTE.-The Kennebec Ice Co. is formed bv
the consolidation of the business interest in
the city. of Walton Bros. and Jacob Busey
and is done solely for the purpose.Of deliver
ing Ice In o more economical and satisfactory
manner 10 ali concerned. Our customers and
the public generally may rest assured there
will be no change in price Of Ice unless by
reason OF fire, freshet, or other accident and
general rise In the price Throughout the
country. %2su
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
T09 SALE.

:. s,,r-A GOOD FIVE ROOM
y +. Sn"a Mons. IN South Wilmington. Not
&.s ..,T TVS3r wanted, Alro a lot Of good sash
apnv! 3rI,s Er of J, K. BABOOCk,
y !. IAETHE \, corner OF End and King.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

|RRgST.-AT A VERY LOW PRICE
Humiliation he made at once, tho two
s.at On VanBuren st. 3OOvo 9Th h0v-
|.~Fccb, large front and side yards; II
|,w md cold water; hPater In cellar ;
H ADply 10 HARLAN CAUSE,
m Front and T0tnan.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

|sVSiEs,t,-AT 7Ob z. 9Th STREET
~se and airy; terms mod derate SO
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

Ilss ltis, p,I,,Y Y :, PIANOS. - -
NJ PPns PIsSsars ri' 10. ,"s, and R ,y1n-sa
',sloFp p'I&aoS I0,S ia theiF ! 81
VI ana 'Sp eT,lo 1or cash, an on ea.,
AaNC0ASSHlS' n, before yol pur,
'SSaingtoSpi nj ALLEN, Iasonit
'n' pel' 4.l-Su rntw "
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
INDEED THEY ARE
GREAT BARGAINS

Every pair of the Pants, of Ger
tain lOts that we are, NOW Selling
TO move some large blocks of goods,
is worth S. or $6, though
We only charge $3.50.
We only charge $3.50.
We only charge $3.50.
We only charge So SO.
We only charge $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

En- L1D!.EINoWNED = e
l6ssSo, So,'sans, George EsS NSys
/ ,%ISs' o1,., IN new andS III n h
lStthe ,s bs., ,'lrgans 2 are superior to al,
E!Hr 'ajo Cal, y onH the eheape +. Prices "s
/ " "ar' Roo,us Ma.onic
- 4-l.5ou Orw
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
Choice SeIec tlon Of Coal
Lowest Market Rates.

ALL COAL WELL SCREENED AND
DELIVERED In CELLAR FBEE OF
CHARGE.