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POETRY.
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sHE WOULD HAVE CHEWING GUM

The bright red sun was setting ON the eru of norows
dawn
Az Vassar girl strolled pigeon-toed sdown the Level
lawn;
And the fading rays with roses wreatbed the hair of
one who lay
In the gathering twilight lonely nled with terror and
dirmay.
'she may cry and howl and kick up; but she wouldn't
do my sum,
And IN never, never, never Let her chew my chewing
gum ~
Teacher" Besse's white lips fatsred. as che pointed
70 the maid, 4
"Did you hear that hoHid cresturef Do you know
what she has said
In her dark and gloomy pocket she is carrying her
loose
Boarding school companion, much as twenty sticks Of
spruce,
And she Gays that shall have nons-I her only
friend. her ehum:"
And she spoke in husky whispers, al susr hsvs her
chewing gumi
Dessie. calmly spoke the teacher feysy word fr'ns
~ h.r earl
'yor years I've taught al yassar, and will not In
know the regulations, and respect the rules and
en- here to edacate your mind ana not supply your
have done my duty ever; I've been COOL discreet and
mum;
But can't make Bertha Underwood give you her
chewing gum"
Wild the girls eyes, pale her features, as she totte
up the stair,
And t,ad dau fall In ,ha a.
spar.
Not moment stops the msiden till she gains the up
her flight,
And stands out in the darkness like angel carved
in night.
Now she enters Bertha's chamber, and pants, snow
let her come"
Stills her frightened hearts wild beating ." Husr
have her chewing gum!"
Far out the distaut city seems . tiny, sparkling
speck.
Where she well remembers often buying spruce gum
by the peck.
Above, the throbbing heavens seemingly reflect her
soul,
In which the sphcresot vengeance their mighty music
roll.
Shall she still their diapasonf Shall she smits their
anthems dumb
She crushes swift the feeling; she susr HAVE that
chewing gum.
Quick she strips the bed Of clothing quick she wraps
her in Q sheet,
md the garment winding tendery, clothes her from
head to feet.
Then in darkened Corner. like a member of the |
host |
Who sometimes wander back to earth, she sta.ds,
rigid ghost
md, painting, still she listens TIL she hears the fairy
drum
d Berhas fairy footsteps bringing up that chewing
inch Yell Aquivering figure lies fainting on the |
floor;
The very winds stop sighng they shrink back from
the door,
wift the ghostly essie steals from where the gath
eriIg shadows curl,
Ind bends In nuttering triumph above the PROSTATE
girl.
With trembling hands she searches In the pockets Of
her chum,
IND cries ont In her madness, ~ MUST HAVE her
chewing gum
he pale soft moon rose slowly each bright star bent
down hershead, --s-e-.
Is the patron orb OF yassar threw her rays around
the dead;
Ind, like another moon, the teacher climbed the |
winding stair,
10 tnd fair Bertha robed in DEATH and Bessie kneel
ing there,
With no remorse on that palc face Gs she whispered
softly. 'Comei
The angels have got Bertha but I've GOT her chewing
gum"
Brooklyn Eagle.
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WHAT THE WITS SAY.
A mis6tting coat is lie out of the whole
.loth Y Rsrah


A misftting coat is lie out of the whole
cloth.-N. Y. Herald.
A hen is model for dancers. She never
leaves her sst except to eat and drink.
A Utah paragraph speaks Of . man who
narrowly escaped being cartridgized."
II wishes were fishes what whaling
time We would have.-Osps Cod Intslligss-
Ger.
II u said that Mr.. Tennyson sometimes
speuds hours ut ono line, but this probably
refers to his fishing expeditions.
He wished his manuscript returned,
But failed In tins to ask 1t,
And felt indignant when he learned
1t hsd climbed the gslden basket.
The first candidate who puts himself in
to the hands Of his friends this year should
be carried to the bridge and dumped OF
into the river.
Ths Irish people can't eat speeches asr
mako soup Of the resolutions passed st
mass meetings. What they want 10 pork
and potatoss.-Ffss Pssss.
People who lock children in rooms where
there 10 hrs and thsn 60 away to spsnd
the day should be careful to take . cofln
home with them.-Balsimors Eevs.
John Cantrell, . Texan stage robbsr, has
just been sentenced to 90 years. inprison-
nent. He feels greatly relieved, az hs
feared he would Get life sentence.
The Frsnchm who attended fox
hunt was asked where the meet came OF.
Having been thrown, he replied that it
came { # his hands and knees.-AndreuS
american Queen.
An East Boston man sent . coffin to q
friend as pra ,tical joke. and tho nan who
received 1t went and sold it to an underta.
ker for ST, and is ready to be made the
victim Of just such another trick.-Rosssn
Pilot.
Absurd cues. ION A German lately ap-
piled for a situation as sailor on board .
vessel ly.ag in the North river. "Have
you over been t. seA?" asked tho captain.
The German Stared . moment aud theu
said "Does you 'spose coined over vron
Germany in . pslloon2"
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DEATH OF AN AFRICAN EXPLORER.
THE EXPEDITION OF THE ABBE DE BAIzE
SADLY ENDED AT UJIJI.

Advices have been received at Paris an
nouncing the death at Ujiji of the Abbe de
Baize, an African explorer, whose first ex-
pedition into the Dark Continent has been
cut short almost at its outset. The Able
was an enthusiast in his self-appointed
work, and his journey into Africa was the
realization of earnest hopes long entertain.
ed. He had no physical preparation for
the work. Without attempting any short
expeditions for the purpose of becoming
aoclimated, he went directly out from the
comforts of civilization into the discom-
forts and dangers Of savagsry. Possibly
tho abrupt change may have led to bis
death yet this supposition is not borne
out by the fact that during nearly whole
year he remained unaffected by the oil.
mate and in the enjoyment Of robust
health. From the standpoint of science he
was we'll prepared to extend the field Of
African exploration. His personal scisn-
tific knowledge covered wide range, he
had carefully studied what had been accom-
plished by other explorers, and he had
arranged definite plan by which his own
explorations were to have been guided.
It was his intention to cross the continent
from east to west, spending long time in
the interior in confirming and uniting pre-
vious discoveries. To carry on his work
more easily, two bases of supplies were to
be established, one at the north end of Lake
TangaDyika and the other at tho confluence
of the Aruwimi and the Congo. In oil he
expected to be abssnt three;years from
Faance. Having received grant Of lO0,-
OO0f. from the French Government, he sail
cd from Marseilles April %, 1873, and left
the coast OF Zanzibar for the interior On
the 25th of the following July. Nine mis-
isonarles had accompanied him from France.
these having It in mind to establish mis-
sion stations IN Central Africa. But the
fiery Abb, was in 60 great hurry to reach
the neld Of his labors that he hastsned in
ward from the coast. leaving the missiona-
riss to follow ~ best they night The
arst part of his journey WAS - prosperous
a could 10 desired. The caravan got
througA tho UGoge country safely and
reached UjJi o. April 2. 1914, without tho
loss Of man either By death or dsssrtion.
From Ujiji hs sent dispatches snnosscing
bis safe arrival and fortunate journey, to-
eether With sketch Of his Immediate
plans-and now the next news we shall
have Of him h that his plans ore forever
shattered by his death.
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Following the SUR and the EDglish drum
beat around the world, grest throb q JOY
will pulsatc westward from dreoaWfcn-
whore the latitudes are kept when nos ~
ase--and will GLADDEN. every loyal Eng
lishman's heart. There will b = lifting q
tho dark cloud which has long 0pprsssse
Britannia's gallant sons ana tne Iair
daughters Of England viii esriEe le.an
The Tyre and the cymbals and Wan proo.eim
their gladnsss 10 song: inc eenes. ~
this to-be world Wide rejoicing u ths Joy
n,s fact that the royal noses Of tbs Prince
- Wsl.ss IittIe bove aro not tattoQed With
srca,ors ma brusd arruws aftDr ~!
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WHY THE FAIR WDsw WET.--Bsy-
ral weeks ago, on the Nermaa esast, . sash-
er was drowned. Up to this time hi ssdy
had not been discovered.
livery morning the yssng ed 2lsssass-
late widow Of the drowned nss oasssa ssa
seats herself BY the beaeh, Nssstasassg a.
snreplyisg ocean With eyss sea vsdh wssRr
ing. II il IN vain that ksv fstss1s sssk y
aissuaAe her froa shis painfa pEaetfs&
"Ne," says shs, 1.-The - has sAksa Aim
from no and the sea must sdag ~ ta6tr
70 me-"
They begaa - fear ~ lest ths veaAA
would lose her reason, md aistabt rs1akivs
uss appointed 10 bring her arssad -
thooghts Of resignation.
"Coae, cone, Henrietta, = sid be, '5ss
must give reason for this."
"a reason" sxcla!ne1 The vil>v. y
tween her sobs, 1T is vesy cosy fos - =
demand : ysasos, bat-bse-Ass-a~s I'll
they dsn's eud his bo1y en- p@ves -
married again - Ns0 : 1s~~ e<ssv.
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II il NOT good luck that makes good crops,
but II Il good work. Braias and hands
must combine 70 do the work.
II yoa want eggs in winter nsvsr kese a
old hen. when ben = three ysaEs ~
ssll her fsr sprisg shicksa.
Hsw Ysrk psar growsn regard the pseh-
60 = IL noss Prs1tabis lwmf pssr shst
IN be gsowp-
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IL an assortment is ordered lesser guam
Titles than one hundred will be furnished .
,ame rates. Cash must accompany order.
Postage win be prepaid. Address,
NEW NORTHWEST,
DEER LoDsE.
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NEWSPAPER prCIcIoNS

L Any one who tako papsr regularly from ths fcsS
smos whether directed 10 his name anothers, %
whether hs hss subsessd OF noss responsible for the
payment.
q n psnun csdsn hb pA0a dlscmtinusd, as mus
pay a arrsarsecs the psblsher win continue % Sud
II until payment 70 msds, and collect the whole amount
whether the paper ID taken from the once or not
3 The courts have decided that refang 10 take the
newspapers periodicals from the Poetofce or renov.
ing and lowing them uncaiied for 10 prd cd evidences
OF Intentional fraud.
Papers ordered to any address Be- changed to anctA
e. address af the option Of tho subscriber.
ksnitAnoes By dra sAcck, money order registased
letter, may DO sent at our risk. All Pcsmasteu NJ
auired to register letters c. suploaton.
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THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE

THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE
10 the best sews~.
The easiest runaing,
The strongest and best anished
~snie Sewing Machine ever made.
No other machine approaehes II II
Exeei,snee, and II 10 well called
"The Perfection"
ssmfls machines nay ~ sssn n sAs New
"onh-West ourts.
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Blanks for Sale.

We have in stock the following Justice
Blanks, adapted for any township or county
in ontan2. and in conformity to sxistin
laws. The following arc the prices:
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EvE-ANHELIcALcoRNER.

Girls over 10 will not wear bangs.
Bangle rings and bangle bracelets are tha
craze.
Mrs. oarsy is now sporting ssven button
Cd kids.
Some Of the now ribbons are edged with
Children arc wearing velvet . good deal
this winter. rgyr
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i tesulsr advertising payable quarterly. M due.
7 transient advertising payable I'm advance.
'pecisl Notices are 10 per cent more than reg
u advertisements
local advertising is cents for the first insertion;
cents per line for each succeeding insertion;
4 es counted In Nonpsriel measure.
Job Work payable on delivery.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
Asbury Park ON Fire.

AsBsRr PARK, N. J..May 17.-At two
o'clock, yesterday afternoon, the resi-
dents of Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
we're startled by the intelligence that
the forest fires had reached the gates o.
the "twin" summer cities. A general
alarm was raised, when it was found
that the pine forest, west Of the two
villages, was in aames. Three engines
were soon on the spot. The dre extend
ed halt q mile in from both places. The
utmost excitement prevails.
The FIRE departments Of the two towns
were soon found inadequate. The cfti-
zens then undertook to fight tho flames
and prevent them from reaching the
Park and Grove, by building Gses back
of the original FIRE, with the wind in
their favor. Both fires soon, met, and
by s O'Clock the fires were nader con-
troll. No more than square mile OF
the pines were destroyed.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
The whitaker SnSe.

WHr PoNr, N. Y, May 1.-THE
Court of Inquiry in the Whitaker in
vestigation to-day put the following
questions to the Recorder, at the sug.
gestion Of Professor Gresnsr.
Question-Was the letter writtsn to
Whittsker's.. mother and not sent, gfFen
to the experts among the first papers
handed themi
Recorder-It was given to all the ex.
perts the second time the papers were
handed them, but not the first time,
for the reason that the contents would
show the identity Of the wri!er.
Thomas Simpson, chief detective Of
the United States Treasury, who had
been detailed by Secretary Sherman, at
the request Of General Soho6eld, AMI
detective Fisher testified that they had
been unable 10 get any clue to the per-
pstrators Of the outrage.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18

WE WILL OFFER TODAY AT TIE:
w Granger store, Io3E. 9th st., special
bargains in white and yellow canned peaehr 4
in heavy syrup, at 16c: can; pine appIe
cheese at l6c.. b, horse radish loo. bcttlo |; 3iS
best French pruneS at 25e:, North OF England
saucs at 1oe bottle, best sardines at cans for
2bc., bargain; 2 cans table peaches, 25c. We
have lowered our best patent process -four 10
81 10 per bag, and small bags at CSC this Ia
exceedingly low, try 1t : our coffee at $50 Il
the same as others are selling for 800, italian
peaches, 10c. b; sweet oil, leo. bottle. Oar
-four at $T.25ds excellent, our -four at SO 90 IL
q ne pest In the city Tor the price, our flour at
90. so needs only one trial and you will buy it
again. and our Fostert tea at 800. b is the very
best Ter the price to be found. We keep one
man putting up this tea, 50 great 10 the de-
mand fer 1t. We are the only agents here,
t-y it aud you will never use any other Sold
only at 1o3 H. 9Th st.. 6.1S*3t T. M. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18

tory that all private acts shall be re-.
corded with in one ysassffois the data
Of their passage. The court said the re-
ceIding Of the act, II being q private
act was clearly illegal as after one year
they became null and void and no pow
or of the Legislature could resusstate
them.
Mr.. Gray resd an act Of the Legislature
which extended the time Of recording
private acts, but admitted that there
was technical error in the phrsssol-
ogy Of the bill which if tsken advan-
tags Of weuld work To the acquittal Of
the defendant. Turning to look for
Senator Sharpley, he asked: "How did
this happen Mr.. sharpleyf" The lat
ter however was not present and did
not hear the interrogaecry. ...
Mr.. Whiteley contsnded also that as
the Shields Library Association was
only a literary and religious associa-
tion, it did not come within the pre-
visions Of the act in relation to benevo-
lent Societies.
Mr.. Gray went into . somewhat
lengthy explanation, by the aid Of
Webster's Dictionary defining the wsrd
"bsnevolent," by which he tried to
show that il came within the purview
Of the law, and the defaleation Of the
Treasurer Of the Shields Library Asso-
citation was as bad morally as that OF
the Treasurer Of savings bank or any
similar institution.
The court decided that the indict-
ment against Rigney was no. legal
under the statute.
This is an acquittal Of Rigney Of the
charge of embezzlement Of the funds
OF the Shields Library Association.
Harry Sharpley presented the report
Of Henry G. Turner, commissioner in
the divorce case Of Jane Barney vs..
John w. Barney. The report recon-
mended granting the degree Of divorce
and giving the custody Of the children
TO the mother.
At5,l5 Court adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
millinery.

up dom. believe us, stop and see
ladies, that Mrs. R. s.
E,yo. 2O2 King street, opened this
Gipr one Of the largest and hand
!. assortment Of millinery goods
'.sn in this city. Her window, as
band a lady express it, sis perfect
urous, too lovely for anything"
iss imported real French flowers
,roud COMPARISON,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
.,,clAL MENTION
...ucky Day.

rriday a' . .a.so u. .oms psople AZ
lrii, Tss,'uvT asv, whereas, fer Amsri-
b,hyy, iti' i has proved itself :, TO bs BE-
i','a1ssil'd 10 al day Of August. 1892.
~, g,sns ns 81 sailed from the harbOr
SaatSSs Y. sSs New World. IT, i was:on
~ ,9s ,S,h ,s" Of october, 1902, that
lns ls tD.I tss land, Al after 65 days Of
S.' Nv IT 4 was on Friday, the Az ~!
pt0n' ,ics 10 that he started on his
ar;s' ~ s,,ip, ,a,'' to announce to their II
:, 1"'ys,tii ""ais,ties the glorious. result ts Of
'!i,iO,,' StI''' II was on Friday, the
r!,a,''eDil ,ass i4s4, that he discovered
.,,iesp 'lss' continent. On :, Friday,
A; 1'''isT 1isT, Henry VII, of England,
! y, J. ,,hn ia,' Cabot bis dispatch for the
= .silb ,tiJ resulted in the discovery s:
(ls I a"lja,nt 'ti1, Of North America. st st.
l.'iaa Ssa"IS tSe oldes. town in the Uni
|han'' Eals vss ,ss founded on Friday, Sep
! w. w lSGj. On Friday, November
y ~ : the ts'' NsyHover +" first disem-
v W. +, f. few snigrants on American @,i
v Y Proyintovp, 1t was on Friday I
", ~, y, l732, that George Wash
a's ! "a. - horn. /. was on Friday,
"a ' i; IT,5, tba. the battle Of Bun.
1iI m WAS fought, The treason Of
a,'T y ''' lime 7, l776, Richard Hen
!. ,",, ,.,a the Declaration Of Indepen-
| n N tbe Continental Congress.
, re hundreds who want TO be
stanSbury Murrsy's, III H.
,.res., on Friday. Those who
"os NINA on Friday are invited to
a ADV other day and get a clean
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
Eing Of the Umbrellas.

/, The original umbrella man, is
|t1ai 10 the back Of Kitchens
EiDre, S. W. cor. Of Fourth and
EiAreets. Umbrellas made and
N cheaper than the cheapest,
|winted to give entire satisfac-
llno pay demanded. Buggy um-
b1sde and repaired.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18

fafls Green and Trusses o,
l'SC'lp'lon, with a fl guaranteed
@s'. ! Special room for apply.
\ T. I'D! b; D!snt0rth, Cheap" Drug.
alnd Market streets.
\ hartman, Druggist, Fifth and
sHee's, has a beautiful assort.
y, nsl's hair brushes at prices that
N Cigarettes, for oatarrh and
4. @s HD mead, sold by Taylor & Full.
druggists and Apothecariss, 3O2
~ S Braces, sysirges, Breast
(nSc' sold at z. Jas. Belts Drug
!, d room for ladies. Lady at:
srs S 'St o. DIngee & Conard's choice
M l' SS lowering shrubs received at
|Sia' a. Ash ia making summer suits
(lStss,' lIs'' Style and at lowest prices.
n'','' ,"a'soD, 2O4 King street, has the
N, tn'''nsnt of millinery goods in
/, N, \ ,lst mortgage for sale by Geo. W.
N ''A' estate broker, SIS Market
EbS Eb1sssl Ss stock of straw hats q,
D'''' 4O4 Market street.
|s,,a,IS |1s,a Bros, are ready with a full
/ as',ers, ~" pF'0e' humtord
(sa,DD'' W, ehews the "Big Gun.'
N, WIZ IU,g agent, 4th and shipley
\! n Huntington, Del.
/, S,S No S,s.i''tiO Vertical Feed Sewing Ma.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
THE CoLoRED mAaoss-
Sti1I I'm SESSION. esterday's K-ao
rsde-Entortainment at Instftnao
HAIL. Y. -..-

Hall. b. -..ur,-
The colored Masons met In secret ses.
sion at National Hall, Ninth and Wall
nut streets, yesterday morning. In thot
afternoon parade was formed. Tho
participants were in full regalia, and
were marshaled by Lewis Jsnes, Grand
Master. and Harry Loper, Grand Mar
shall.
The following is the order In which
the participants appeared in the l,nw
|of procession
l-Bareuche, containing John Bez-
son and Noah White.
1.-The Diamond State Band, Of New
ark, fifteen pieces. r..
3-Apprentiees, numbering $50.
4-Mastef Masons, numbering eco.
5-Mt. Vernon Cornet Band. seven
teen pieces. =
6-drand Lodge, numbering sixty.
headad BY Harmony Grand Lodge or
the State Of Delaware.
7-Barouche, containing Most Wor-
shipful Grand Master of the United
States, George W, LeVere, Of Illinois
VIM. W. Mathes, Grand Master. of
Kansas, and Mr.. VanBraeking, p. G. M.
The procession passed over the fol-
lowing route: down 9th to Lombard. ont
Lombard to llth, up 11th to French ont
French to 18th, up 18th TO King, along
King to Eth, out 18th to Orange, down
Orange to 9th, up Sth to Tatnall, down
Tatnall to 4th, out 4th to Shipley down,
shipley to 3rl, along 3rd to Market, up
Market to the Institute Hall, where the
order was addressed by G.. W. LIE We're.
M. W. G.. M, VIM. W. Mathes, G. M.
and Lewis Jones, G.. M. In the evening
the parade was repeated, the Lodge
marching from National Hall to the In
stitute Hall, where o reception and
concert was given by Harmony Grand
Lodge. Excellent music was rendered
and a sword drif was given by st.
Paul's Commandery, No. 30, H. T.
The Commandry was drilled by Can
tain Gilbert johnson and was reviewed
by the Grand Lodge and the Subordi-
mates. The exercises concluded with q
grand march, led BY Gilbert Johnson
and Miss Neenan.
The Grand Lodge met this morning.
The sessions will be concluded by TO-
morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
NEwADvERTIseMENVS
DROPOSALS FOR COAL.
l. WATER DEPARTMENT..
CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFIoE.


WILMINGTON, DBL. May II, 1890.
Sealed proposals will be received in the b0x
at the City Council Chamber uutil 2. 30 e'cIocf
2. M on Thursday, May 20, 1889, for furnlsh-
ing the Water Department with Georges
Greek bitumineus coal from June 1. 1880 untif
May 81. 1881, Inclusive,
The coal to be delivered at such pumping
stations, at such times. and in such quanti-
ties as may be directed by the Chief Engi-
neer.
From $40 to 1000 tons will be required.
Proposals must state price per ton of 22aU
pounds.
No proposal will be received unless accom-.
panied with o DO ad with surety in the sum Of
one thousand dollars.
Blank forms for proposals may be had upon
appl icaion to the CLERK of City Council,
The right to increase or diminish the GUAM
tity named, also, the right TO reject any or All
dds is reserved. IL. b. MoINTIRE,
elS-tf Chief Engineer.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
Rrewery BurneIl.

The Continental Brewery Of John
Gardiner h Co., at the southwest cor
ner Of Twenty first street and Wash
ington avenue, Philadelphia Pa, was
partially destroyed by FIRE yesterday
morning, involving q loss estimated al
about 1160, 900. f..l
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
Tna New ler.ex Forest Flres.

The forest fires In New Jersey have
abated, owing chiefly toa change in
the wind, which has, in most instances
blown back the flames upon the courses
already devastated by them. The fires
in Cumberland and Atlantic counties
and the southern portion Of Burlington
county were still burning Aercely on
satur lay, but ii was believed they had
done their worst.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
Valuable Advertising.

The value of the REPUBLICAN as an
advertising medium is demonstrated
every day. The other day a notice of
a lost breastpin was inserted in its
columns. The notice appeared in an OBJ
scure place in the paper by some mis-
take, but, strange to say almost before
the second edition Of that day went to
press, word came in..that the notice need
not be published next day as it had
already led to the return OF the proper
ty.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
Gospel Temperapce.

|tsIsns Of all denominations, who
ia1ted in the gospel temperance
H' cordially invited TO meet at
siHrth Of the Covenant, Friday
tga ! o'clock, to organize for the
|1E 10 be carried on next week
k'As Management Of Mr.. Francis
nv
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
A Card.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May IS.
Mrs. EDl1oRs Il desire to notify
ublic that have resigned my
10 in the firm known as Paul B.
III Co., publishers Of the "Indi-
!" and that ! am in no way re.
iEe for the payment Of any loss
may be!all the company.
PAUL b. BRINE.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
Bzschers I'm Limbo.

4 number Of our butchers were out
tse late last night, and unfortunately
were escorted 10 the lock up, but
through the kindness Of the officers in
charge they were allowed to depart
with the promise that they would
apsWer this morning.