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Daily Republican., 1881-06-18

FIFTH edition
A SINGULAR CASE
A Grave Charge Prerer.o.
a Lady Which Proved sa'hp ~
Great Mistake. 70 be |,

a singular case occurred a da,
ago which caused considerabIas' y oftTt
rassinent to two ladies. but wbiohm Ghmba ,
PLY ended in the exoneratiop" "nIc9 u. "a, hap
Two women called into tbo .,
establishment i n of Mrs. NJ. E Drnniln DnlIlne1 e1
King street to make some n"1 menIlS Az
and departing one of them Ief,p purchases = =
book lying on a stool. Mrs. D "pocke!- po.I!
the book picked it up and nj, H. noticing
hind the counter. After p'are1 y ,,s 1t be-
lady came back and asking MSa MwhiIe the
if she had seen her pocket eth SoaS 1SsrGis
said she had and handed it 10 oUA Ss. She
lady then opened it to look al th@ "ep' a,. lhe
which Mrs, Dennis noticing ae SsiS SS"a'ent
you needn't examine it il ali ,ba, b Vh
you left IN the book" The ladv' as SaG
ever, was excited on finding bHIt II ,Ss'' l%'
one dollar bills in her book and d", shi .aI't
cnSed Mrs. Dennis of taking ON ON, 'us ~ a.
$40 bills. ou' tlt
AS may be supposed Mrs non,,.
dignantly denied that she had omn,I rr, y,
a,n mi,n ,ne pook' but the lady POSITIVE
asserted that she had. She saiG 't!
put three $40 bills in her nocLat a,u - 's
when she left home intending to '' NV, ""I
bill at Buckingham's $ store 6nt " p "a!
she got there she missed her n"op "I.
book. The lady left the store and poIS5 cnn,
at the police office and officer Tb"m"
soon after called upon Mrs dennis T',,' n.1
after Informing her of the cLarre =, ,n"T "I
against her asked her to 90 alone u% ,";,t
him to thhall, The is Mrs 1o"nii "ra
positively refused to do, and officer ,pn0 ,pho
mas reported the case to Chief of pnTo.
Maxwell. The chief then called in com D''
pany with the lady and in the preSen",
OF Mrs. Dennis he laid out three 81 Gn,
with their backs up and showed ,Gs
lady how easily they could be mis,E
EN- Tor $40 bills. As suggested BY fl,
chief the lady went home and cyamir
ed her bureau drawers and found as III,
Chief suspected the $40 still there wbf,
she had taken in mistake the 81 bilIi"
stead. The lady when she found b.,
mistake expressed her most sincere "a
trets that she hadbeen compelled unl4.
he circumstances to'act as she had im,
md amply apologised to Mrs. DeDB,
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EAR DISCHARGES.

Inc disgusting and very prcva Cnt idea tina /
it il dang truus to stop ear discharges S hap
plIy dying out, hut sill itls Uy no means an
unrcquent question addressed to medical
men whether II rs not very Injurious to a
child's health to attempt to cure this lOa h.
some disease. These groundicss fears often
condemn child to suffer for nfc. without any
attempt TO cure until IL becomes an intuler
able nuisance 10 ,ne friends and parents or
It's continued neglect nas caus Il destruction
TO portions Of the aural structure.
This absurd idea with regard to ear dis
charges ls not coniInCd TO the poor and lvnvr.
ant. The question is uf. Il asked by persons
IN superior position in life. who at last.
when II necoInes lnsupp portable. seek the sur
2eon aid, often CONTRARY to the advice Of the
family pm! Sician. who a .vISeS. Let II alone
with the delusiNc hope tn Il tine cnid will out
grow II. No possible condition can render II
desirable 10 allow an ear discharge 20 con.
tlnue. II is PU itivc evidence of disease in
IN ear arS Ms there or in sUIhe other port ion
OF the body.
Lar discharge, or OtOrrhGa c,nnOt exist
without Inflammation: the discharge is caus-
ed by II. Inc sooner the inflammation is al
iayed and Ihe cause removed the s1oner the
prtient " i'll be restored to h 4alth and the dan.
yer OF permanently injliring the hearing re-
moved. Inc hrst duty Of physician Ia all
diseases is to discover and remove the cause.
Ear Diseases are no exception to this rule Of
surgical practice. The ear is often regar ed
as beneath the attention OF physicians III gen.
eral practice. and Swinging the external ear
passage is too often ind SCI minately advis, d.
In all discharges Of the ear no opinion should
De given without making Thorough eXami-
nation Of the external ear Passage. membrane
Of the drum nose and throat. Negie of this
rule has thrown undeserved reprOauh upon
Tins branch OF surgery, and has lett the unfor.
tunate sufferers from deafness and ear dis
eases in the hands Of unscrupul0us luacks.
Dr. hAnrLEY h devoted his entire atten-
ton to the cure Of tATARRF A. and EAR DIS
EAREs during th last 81 years in this city,
using the most improved European meth, ds
OF treatment. ana makes no charge whatever
for thorcug examination and candid
opinion Of whether the case can be cured
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DEATHS.

SPRlNGER.-On the 18th inst, Carrie L.
wife Of Lewis X. Springer.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
sp.ctfully invited to attend the funeral on
Tuesday 2lst. a 1890 O'Clock. from the resi-
dence Of her husband. 80 Jefferson street, to
proceed to the Wilmington and Brandy ywine
Cemetery.
II ANCE.- On the 18th inst, John Hance,
aged 5S Year..
Relatives and fieads Of the family are re.
-pectfully invited ~ attend the funeral from
the residence of hiS sister No 10 West 5th
street. on Monday afternoon. the 18th inst al
= o'clock. Intcrment at Newark Union
Cemetery
AINsCOW.- ON the 18th inst, Mary Aims.
COW, in her 74th year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-.
dence Of her son A l.. AinscOw, III Shpley
street, on Monday afternoon, at 3 O'clock. To
proceed to MI Salem Cemetery.
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Ieseph u. Conrow,s Death.

Joseph b. Conrow died at his home in
Brandywine Hundred, near Bellevue
early Friday morning. He has resided
in Delaware for number of years, and
previous TO coming here was engaged in
the lumber business in Philadelphia
He was largely engaged in the ice busi-
ness here until nearly two Yeas ago
Dropsy was the cause of his death. The
funeral will take place in Philadelphia
on Tuesday next.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
The Whitaker Court Martial.

WASHINGTON, June l6.-The pun
IiShed statements purporting to gE
the result of the finding of the GeDeH
C0urt-martial in the case Of Cpls
Whitaker are mere speculation, Then
seems TO be a feeling prevalent that th
finding of the court is adverse ia Whit
taker, but the feeling is base on nothing
thar has been learned from the reCOh'
ct the court.maatial. As each mpm|G
ofthe urt j. bound by cath not to d.
vuIge the finding until regularly prom
nlgated by competent authority, itN
not likely that any Of them have made
known its conclusion. The record hai
not yet been received at the War Del
partment, and is still in the possesSiCl
of the recorder of the Court, who will.
forward it to the Judge -Advocate-Gen'
cral as soon as completed.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
TO!FOR CAPE MAY.

The steamer S. A. MCCALL will connect
with the steamer REPUBLIC, commencing
June %, leaving Fourth street wharf at
o'clock a. m: Sundays, s.l5 a. IN. Fare tor
the excursion $l.OO. On Sundays, IS cents
Also connect with the steamer THOMAS
CLYDE for Collins Beach and Bombay
Hook at the same hours. Fare for the eAcur.
sion, 80 cents.
TINE TABLK.-Leave Wilmington for
Pennsgrove daily at S a H.: and SPIN. Leave
Pennsgrove for Wilmington and 10 a. M,
and 6p. m. Jels
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
MARRIAGES.

STONER-OWEN-.l Philadelphia. on the
10th inst, by Rev. Thomas Murphey. Mr..
Wesley NJ. Stoner, Of Meyerstown. Pa. to
Miss Edith NJ. owen, Of PhIla. formerly OF
Wi mingtOn. Del.
ST-ST0KES.--cn Thursday,
June lOtn, at the residence OF her grand
father, Evan G. Stotsenbur2. by the Right
Reverend Alfred Lee, Bishop Of Delaware,
Anna 5. Stokes daughter of the j. te j. W.
Stokes of Louisville, KY. to John IL.
Bringhurst, Of MarshalltOn, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
COMPILATION FREE !

DON'TFORGETTH THE ESECONDGRANI
Excursion of MattahoOn Tribe, No. II,
Imnroyed order of Red Men, to Atlantic
Ci y. ON the steamer THOMAS CLl DE to
Camden, hence by the West Jersey (Broad
(}aagel railroad to Atlantic City. The boat
will leave French street wharf at $50 o'clock,
a. M, sharp: returning will leave Atlantic
City at $50 O'Clock, p. m. Every comfort in
sured the excursionists. and the best of order
maintained. Ritchie's Brass and String Band
has been engaged for the occasion. Adults
tickets, 81; children under Il years Of age, 50
ots. N. B.-Tickets can be procured at Lanes
Drug Store, cor. Taylor and Poplar streets :
James Christys segar store, cor. Sixth and
Market streets; Thomas Mum, No. lU3 East
Fourth street; E. L. smith, 2l3 West Front
street. lelo-4t
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
FOR CONKLISG'S TERM,
FOR PLATT'S TER NJ.

The president declared that no choice
had been made and on motion the con-
ventiUn adjourned.
When ASSemhlyman Tuthill'S name
was called, he requested to be excused
from voting, and made a long speech,
arraigning the methods Of the Admin
iStration party and denouncing Mr..
Depew. At the close OF his address he
withdrew his request TO he excused, and
voted for Thomas &. Platt
The bribery investigation was con-
tinued to-day. The morning session
was consumed principally by inveSti
CATION into bank acCouu,s. the commit
tee having decided TO extend the in
quiry to everything bearing ON the
Senatorial election.
At the afternoon session the most I'M
portant feature was the testimony uf
Senator Strahan. who produced teie-
gram from John |. Davenport dated
from Washington, May Is, III which
witness was asked to meet him at the
club that night ON business OF personal
importance Witness went to the Union
Club, New York, and was rendered the
marshalship, but ultimately declined
it, because he would be expected to act
against Conkhng. This was eN-
presSly stipulated.
After answering numerous questions,
witness said he did not think Dayen- |
port or any other man should have ap.
preached a Senator pending this ques-
lion of electing United States Senators.
Several other witnesses Were examined |
and then Vim. + Wheeler, Of portvillt,
Cattaraugus county, detailed a conver-
Sation with Nj Bradley, in which he
said that Senators were paid $1,000 not
to 60 into caucus. The committee ad- |
orrned till Tuesday neat at O'Clock |
Il. III. |
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
Complaint Against Horses.

Citizens of the Eighth ward coolPI'II VI
OF the large number Of horses t"'no' y"
loose on the open lots of that "ara ~, ~,
sundays. Some of them are ''c'vn
and chase children, and grown p+%
as they pass and repass to anu ''Tr iir
church. Last Sunday an over lIle|%% Wins
horse insisted on entering 1"e.m' ."
house and his purpose was on!y Th ,bs
tratcd by inhospitably shutting '
door in his face,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
The "Sunday Star" TO.inofre"' :,

The Sunday Star" to-morroS.,n ,nhicaI
contain the portrait and a bloGISSiv blcGgSio h
sketch of Governor Foster, OF VnlT V,nimsnt
will also contain the sixth lns,"Its life
of "Leaves From a Localizer ~ Al
the conclusion of can Agnos.'SS' ,,r
the local and telegraph news al" a,'ii""opoa
ious special articles and mlce,."p m. pdr
matter of an interesting character
three cents,
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YeafNrdavsa ExruFstOn.

The First Presbyterian eXcurslp u
Cape May, yesterday, was attended D!
about 800 persons. The water was yer.
rough, and the majority of the eXcuf
SionistS were sea sick upon the do~1
trip. A pleasant time was experience
at the seaShore. The bathing was eA \
cellent, and numerous persons 'OoA ,A
long rides along the beach and our ll," m
the surrounding country. Ihe eHcaiI li
siOnists did not arrive at home u"." u,n
near eleven o'clock, owing to tb" 'las
Delightful con ,erts were given ny '@
First Regiment Band.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
NASAL CATARkH.

The breath l. always tainted. and is some.
times so voltingly offensive as to render the
sufferer an OBJECT Of disgust TO himself as well
as to Others, and cases are occasionally met
with in which the stencn is really overpower.
ing and sufficiently ietid To poison the .,tmos-
phere OF a whole room Thus person ailec :
ed with catarrh lives con in,Ia is in an i'm
pure atmosphere Of his own surrounding. and
inhales poisonous etiiuyium with every
breath.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
National EncampmemtG &. A. II.

AT the annual meeting of the Nation
al Enca npment Of the Grand Army OF
he Republic, in Indianapolis, on
Thursday evening, committee was
appointed to take prompt action in
regard to the offer Of Joseph +. Temple,
of Philadelphia, to give S25, 900 towards
erecting statute Of General John F.
Reynolds. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Com
mander-in chief, George s. Merritt of
Lawrence. Mass, Senior Vice Comman-
Il r, General Oh rleS L. Young, Toledo
o.; jun or Vice, Co umander, Colonel c.,
'. Il. Pond, Quincy, Micn.. Surgeon
General DR.. Challes Stryer, Philadel-
phia; Chaplain, the Rev. Joseph F.
Lowering, Worchester, Mass. The next
annual meeting is to be held in Balti-
more.
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1t is not always that the parents can
carry the baby on trip for the recovery
OF It's health. But they can keep DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup in the house, and ii
will compensate for the trip by its
prompt relief and cure. Price only %
cents a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
To be Repeated.

BY the repeated solici atiOns of a
large portion of the audience at the
concert given by the University Singers
at Asbury NJ. +. Church, the TruS-
tees of the church have been fortunate
in making another engagement with
the company for concert on the Sth of
July, when an entire new programme
will be presented.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
Defective Gas Lamps.

The city has but two gas lamps near
the foot of Fourth street for the benefit
of the large number of eXcursionists
who now land at Fourth street wharf,
but owing TO some defect in the lamps
they have been entirely useless and re-
sist all attempts to being lit. They
need some doctoring by the proper au-
thoritieS.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
Won Can do mo- Better

than to follow the example OF Wv 'analertd
dressed men on our streets who .,,odei
their goods and had their s'll,s ,,s,ishmss l
thc Merchant Tailoring EStapI,Sse ESIIo,,se
of the Wilmington Clothing i,o"so 500
W. cor. Fourth and MarKee, cps
choice patterns in to-day ana, ana pe p"nare
correspond. Our cutters Will 'p"
pains to please You.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
Rarry AhinInRnIa.
Davis Sunuay PaDers,

The great Sunday edition of Nc 'Clure' )
TimeS-S pages-,G columns-5 cents.
The largest, cheapest, brightest and the
best all the New York and PhiIadel,
phia Sunday papers, sold and delivered
by George 4. Davis from 6lS Market
street in the morning as early as eight
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18

DIyIDENn NOTICE. THE USUAL
- semi-annual dividend of per cent on
the capital stock of this company was this day
declared payable on and after July LIST, 1881,
at the office Of the Treasurer in Dover
NJ. HAYES.
iels-6teod Secretary and Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18

VIYANTED.-TO RENT A Small l.
w store or part of private house for an
ice cream saloon. between Second and Mar
ket and Second and Jackson, or Tenth and
Market, Delaware avenue and Monroe street
Address lice Cream" REPUBLICAN Office.
lelS3t
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Religious Meeting.

4 public meeting will be held under
Iay afternoon. The place is on line
with Third street, three squares beyond
Union. The walk Isl pleasant one and
calculated to do any one good who will
take it.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
Lunch TO.NIShI.

There will be grand snapper lunch
at Messing's Saloon, cor. 4th Il Monroe
streets. All lovers OF good lunch should
not fail to call.
American Soft Capsules, all kinds,
PIT up in metallic boxes, sold by Taylor
~ Fullerton, JO2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
Lost

several dollars worth of nice, fresh
meat in various worthless ice boxes in
the city. The New Challenge at the cor
ner of Market an. Water streets is the
only reliable refrigerator ever sold, be-
cause ii is perfectly dry.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18

Despite the very best attention be-
slowed upon the baby, it will grow sick
and troublesome by reason OF collie, di-
arrhna, teethiDg, etc. Do not fail then
to use DR.. Bull's Baby Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
A HArhHnS Wifi head.

The wife ot Jail Warden William
Baret"rd of New Castle, died on Thurs
day night. The tuuera took place to-
day
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
THIRD EDITION.
AT ALBANY.
A Short Muster Roll I'm COnVen.
tiOn and NO Choice.

ALBANY, June 1.-THE joint con-
vention of the State Legislature met at
noon to-day, when the following ballots
Were taken:
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
snapper Soup and Lunch.

you want a good lunch call at p.
Freye's saloon, No II Z. Secono street,
tonight, and he will Sci before you one
OF the hnest lunches of the season.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
Died this Week.

The Death Registrar reports 25deaths
for this week, as compared with - for
the corresponding week Of laSt year.
There were only three deaths from small
pON.
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LACE COLLARS

LACE COLLARS.
Children's new style col
lars, large lace collars for
ladies, latest thing out, Just
opened by Kennard & Co.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18

Ex-Senators Conkling and r f.on n
turned TO New York last nisht h FIrl
bany, and went together " W."
Avenue Hote,.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18

Visit The Wilmington Ciuthiug House
AT the y. W. cor. Fourth and Market
Best goods at lowest cash prices
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Republican Meeting.

All members Of the Republican party
are cordially invited to be present at
the meeting to be held at Ius titute Hail
tonight al = O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
COMMENCEMENI WEEK.
The Closing Exercises AT the VA.
leyaM Female College.

commencement week at the VS.
leyan Female College will begin IN
morrow morning Rev. j. VI, VIII
liams, president Of the college, viii At
1870 O'Clock, deliver the baccalaur4as
sermon at Grace NJ. f. church,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
will be examination days. The eypi.
cises will be conducted in the stndy
hal. of the college.
The Alumni Society will hold a re-
union on Wednesday evening in ,h|
study hall. The following programme
will be rendered;
Instrumental Duet Misses Dyson and Ymlg
instrumental Trio i''.'',. r'",e',
MeSsrS. Thomas, Hecbner, Miss Hofccsg
Secretary's Report, NJ Elizabeth Mars I
Vocal Solo. Caroline Louise She,
hecltatlOh. ..-...................Fl Flora BOnal
Instrumental 500. Clara A. YalF
Essay ay...,....,.........M Margaret J. lIarul
Vocal Duett. Misses Maris ard Hofec.s
Recitation. on......,,.....C Caroline Louise Shpb .
' Ocal NolO. O......,..,...,..b Laura A. tallawp +
Trio Observation-Disclosures.
Messrs Heebner, Thomas, Miss II, ffecEs /
hecltatlOn. ......................F Flora BOnSl /
'(uuTlctle.. ......................."I
Mr.. Braunstein. HiIdreth, Smith, Bensol
The annual meeting Of the board oil
will be held in the college
parlor AT ten o'clock on ThurSdayl
The Alumni Society will hold
a business meeting at the same hour.
The commencement will he held in 7
the Opera House in the evening. The
graduates are as follows; Miss tIarrd
?. Belt, Of this city; Miss Mary /
of Dover, Del; Miss Susie
Fisher, of Hillsboro, Md; Miss Mar
garet E.Durham, of Yorklyn Del; Mis-
Mary l.. Mcgee, of Milton, Del; Mis-
Ella w. Mccullough, of RowandyiIS
Nd, and Miss Emily F. Ioder, OF Ma
honey City, Pa. At the conclusion d
he exercises reception will be heda
the college.
The young ladies will start for bOn
III Friday morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
RultPr aud Shease-

Persons wanting butter and cheese of
good quality should call on Moore, at
stalls - and - Second street market
house.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18

you want produce or anything in
that line 90 to SmeltZ Il Co at Is f.
Fourth street and you will save money
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
Excursion to MI. Cuba.

The Friends Social Lyceuln went on
an excursion 10 Mt. Cuba to-day. Three
cars were well filled.
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what We Will Np0.

Smeltz u Co, No Is K. Fourth street,
will sell you choice Aew potatoes at 30 :
80 to IS per barrel Must be sold.
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Hay ! HAY !!

N. l.. Janney, 3o3 King street, has
just received two more cars OF extra
Timothy day, which lie will sell to the
trade at reasonable prices. Call early
and get a bargain.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18

Nothing stupefying or dangerous, no
mOrphil, no opium enters into the com
position of that canned remedy, DR.. Bulls
Ba " Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
GINGHAMS.

Owing to the great de-
mand tor ginghams, they
have become very scarce,
but W. NJ Kennard & Co.
have yet loo pieces to Sc
lect one dress from.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18

Children'> Kilt suits at $50 at the
ROston One Price CImhinC House.
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VITANTED.-SCHOLARS TO TAKE
w lessons en- the banjo, violin and or
gan. Will also fill engagements at balls.
parties and pic.nicS. Terms reasonable. Ap.
ply to EDWARD GLASGOW,
lelS-3ti 1905 Walnut street
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Home References and No

ENoRBGTANT FEES IN ADVANCE.
tATARRH AND THROAT AFFrc IONS.
OFFENSIVE BEKATH ANp Dis ARGEs FROM
THE iEAD AND FANS. tEEE l'WNL TREAT
MkNTS DAILl fEOM TO i. AND 70 EVEN.
INGS. CrRK PERMANENT AND GrAEANrEED,
No ADVANCE kEE.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
On WklI Never

know what inducements Mullin & Son,
the cloth ers, Sixth ard Market are offer.
ing until you try one of their suits.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18

The Wilmington Clothing House N.
W. cor. Fourth aud Market is the place
to buy your 81 ds.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
DIR. NiRTLEY.
NO. 243 SOUTH kIGHTH ST..
PHILADELPHIA.
IrOne Interview With Dr. Hartley

DOES NOT ACCOMPLISH MORE FoE YOUR HEAD
AND THROAT TRAN ALL The AnVEkrlsED NOS
TRIMS USED FOX 4 LlrE TIME Yul PAY MOTH
ING FOR IT. HUNnREDS OF PERSONS IN THIS
CITY ARE PLEASED To rh-TIFN TO THE SKILL
AND Success or DR. HARTLEY. BUT PREFER
NOT TO hhNE THEIR NAMES AMI AILMENTS
fAkApED IN ! PIBLIC NEWSPAPER
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w. M. KENNARD d co.
BARGAINS.

CARPETS REDUCED.
w. M. Kennard & Co.
have reduced one of the best
makes Of Tapestry Brussels
Carpets made in this coun-
try to One Dollar per yard,
and there will be no better
time for persons to buy
than now.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18

TWO BOYS AT LANG S
w bakery, Fifth and French streets.
lelSlt-t
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NOR SALE-A VALU ABLE TRUCK
H farm of IA acres in South Wilmington,
In fine state of fcutivation and paying a good
income; will doubtless room he in demand
for building lots VIII be sold cheap and on
favorable terms. lelS-tf J. A. BOND& co.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18

T.OR SALE.-THE LEASE OF THE
L Western Hotel for years, with license,
furniture and fixtures Reason for selling,
other business on hand.
jel8-ltf MARTIN KEUGH.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18

OST. A CANARY BIRD COLOR
IL light yellow with few dark " II
spots. A liberal reward will be given W.,
to the person or persons who may re- ~
hiu to I'll West street. lelS-It-t
Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
CHOICE GOODS.

Ladies can find many
choice goods at Kennard &
Co.'S. Their stock is never
allowed to get old; selling
at reasonable prices keeps
it moving.