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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-12-03
Summons,

TERRITORY OF DAKAIA, t.. Ia the District Court
First Judicial District. la and for Custer
County.
Myfon G. Thum, Plaintiff, VS., James Brodica
James Terry, Duncon W. Teter, Thomas d.. Pryor
and William II. Bull. Defendants.
The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting; To the
above named defendants.
You are hereby summoned aud required TO
snsw er the cola piGint In this action, which was
fled on the 18th day OF september, A. d., 1881,
in the Office of the clerk OF the Bistritf Court
within and Tor the county Of Custer, territory %!
DAKOTA, at the rourt hoaSc in the City o. Custer.
county ofC,ister, ID. T., and to serve "A copy oi
your ans er on the subscribers AT their Office on
Lee street iii the City OF Dcsdwood. Lawrence
county. Dakota territory. within thirty days after
the service OF this imlnon exclusive OF the dag
ofservlce. If you fail 10 answer the complaini
within that time. the plaintiff will apply Ia the
Court for the relief dcna ldcd in the complaint.
Dated at Deadwood, ID. T., this 18th day OF
September, A. d., 1881.
VANCISE 4 WILSON,
37 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-12-03

NOTICE To Thomas Williams, william Cosslet.
NJ. i. Kelley ami Tom Monahnn- lou arc
hereby notified that | haze expended one hun
Grcd dollars in lubor and improvements upon the
S'ottcC Leopard Lode, situated in Custer county,
Dakota Territory. In ordg To hold said premises,
under the provision of section 232i, Revised Stat.
utcs ofthc United States, Icing the amount reqnir'
cd 10 hold the same for the year 1881, aud IL within
Einct: days sfter this notice by publication you
fail or refuse 10 contribute your proportion 81
Slich expenditures as youi interest IN
said CHIN will become the property of the said
subscriber, under said section 232f.
pa,ed Oct. Isl, A. d., 1881, az Caster city, ID. 4.
itl3 NATHAN kIhBLF.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-12-03
Plaintiffs,
Parker W. Masters
il.t,tI.n,
M

The Territor! of Dakota sends greeting Ia
Parker ". Masters, the ABOVE named dct-ndaut.
You are hereby summoned ana required 80 hc
and appear before the Undersigned, one % tho
justices OF tue Peace in ana Tor said Custer couD-
~, y. r., AZ my Office in Custer City IN Sai't com
ty ana territory on the 9Th ,!ay of November,
1881, at the hour of 70 O'Clock a. III. to answer
tit complaint of the plaintiffs now oi file III my
Office. inn civil action for the recovery Of twenty
seven dollars ami twenty-five cents (e-5.25) the
value OF goods. wares and merchandise, SOLD and
delivered by the plaintiffs Ia the defendant at his
~;t-t'i'.; oa t..c !st day Of september, 1870. And
you are hereby notified that II case yoii fail 70
so appear and answer, the plaintiffs will take
judgment against You for the sum OF Twenty
seven dollars aud twenty-five cents tsa7 25) with
interest thereon frum september LIST, 1850, to-
Ictitr with costs OF this action anu attorneys
fees Us allowed by law,
Given under my hard Al ny Office in Custer
City, ID. r., this 29th day or SeptclnhcT, 1881.
;. NJ, LEWIS,
Justice OF the Peace in and for Custer County,
D.. I.
FRANKLIN W. KNIGHT, Atty for Plaintiff.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-12-03
In tie District Court First Judicial District, pa
kota Territory. Custer County.
Dora NJ. Thompson,
Plaintiff,
vs Summons.
William ". THOMPSON
Defendant

The Territory of Dakota sends greeting: To vii
ant:
foU are hereby Summoned and requested to an
swcr the con; rl.ini of the above named plaintiff,
court within and for Custer county, Dakota Ter
r,tnty, al us Office Ia the town of Custer City, in
said county on the 29ta day of August, A. J..
1851, and Ia serve a copy of your answer 20 said
said Custer City. H.. T., within thirty days after
Tie service ofthis summons on You, exclusive of
the day of slcl service: or the plaintiff viii APP
ply 10 The court for the relief III her said COM
llaint prayed for, together with costs ca this ac-
zion.
Patel al Custer City, ID. T., this 29th day OF
August, \. ID. 1881.
FRANKIIS w. KNIGHT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-12-03

T'T Gg5Siiy OF or c n1hoTA' IS In Justices Court
Before j. VI. Lewis. Justice Of the Peace.

Horny silver aud Oscar
silver. Co-per,Ltrs doing
bus,nts. under The firm
name ana style of silver
Er, 80 -.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-10-19
TeSmOniaIS from Those who have Tried II:

Lama
equally
vegetable
Smte Ela,Marc
certify that bought applied on 500 yearsOld
far beyondth fertilizer. H. HILL. NJ. D.
F1a~ March
Fertilizer
diseased o infested with insects Al PHARES,
ia
PRICE $1,000 PER TON, WITH SPECIAL RATES FOR LARGE
QUANTITIES.
with remittance promptly filled and goods delivered
o
P BoxGM
R. SPICER
VoIus q
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-10-19
This Mystery Explained.

This Mystery Explained.
u0OOR', Is the patent name of a n invalua
'ZJUO bic remedy for removing from the
human system pin and stomach worms, 1t is
+ha nrescriDtlon of q ceebratedph physician, and
saved the life of the child it was dispensed for
IF has since been the means of saving the
lives of thousands of children by It's timely
ders ready for use, and children take 1t readily
as IL is pleasant medicine. Sold by dealers
in medicine at 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
DEAIIkS.

REA DER.-On the I'd inst, William !. Rru
der, AGED - years.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully in
yltcd ttalIcud the funeral frum ms lalc rr
-idcucc. NO. go Chestnut street. on Nrdnc>
day afternoon. at Two o'clock. lnteTmcnt at
kINvrtIcW cemetery.
BECkLEI .-On May 3rd George BrckIey
SON Of John and Mary Ieckley. aged
years aud : month.
Furcrai to take place rrOm the residence Of
bis narcnl No. Il2O W. Front stlrct, ul
" Meuuc'da! afternoon at 80 O'Clock to pro
cCcd 80 RiVeryIeW cemetery.
MOKKISSON.-In New Castle Hundred. on
the lst inst, John Morrison, in the iilh
year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in,
vitcd to attend his funeral from his late resi-.
dence, near Hure's Corner, on Thur'day af
trrnUOn. at , O'Clock. lntGrmcnt at the Pres.
hytcran cemetery at New Castle.
WDDDROW.-On the ID inst, William. II.
Woodrow, son uf Stephen Woodrow, in the
Shlh year Ot h> age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-.
spcctiully invited to attend the funeral from
MS late IT >IdcncC 3Q7 East Fourth street on
Thursday afternoon. Services 80 o'clock.
Let us love one eanUther not lOug may we stav.
III tins bleak world Vi mourning.
Some drop While It's DAY, others fade in the
noon,
Few It.gcr Till eve.
JACkSDN.-On the 81 inst, Rcnna jack
son. II the I'D year Of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vitcd to attend her funeral from the residence
of FcTd Carson, No. 7os Monroe ; rect on
Wednesday morning at SoClock. lnterment
at Greensboro, Md.
CRITERION the 3rd inst, James Gricr. in
the 18TH year OF hts age.
Relative, and friends nrc respectfully in
vitct to attend his funeral from the residence
Of hi> son. Nopert u'rtcr, 9l3 SnulIcruss Ave.
nue. on Thursday afternoon AZ ) O'Clock. In.
termeut at Green Hill Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
A Nihilist Manifesto.

BERLIN, May 2.-luIcIjig"nce from
ST, P"'rr1"nrg reports that Manifesto
OF IL" Nihilist Executive Committee
printed Oh the l1tn Of April SAYS:
The verdi t against the NihiIis;s who
have iHNt received q Martyrs Crown
was dictated Us well as confirmed by
The Gar. Th" first act of his autocratic
viii thus has been the hanging of Il
woman. Without waiting for his coro-
nation he has sprinklca his throne with
the blood Of champions Of national
rights. over the graves of our col
leIgHr> We publicly affirm that we will
uUr efforts torthc liberation Of
thr people, We will nomorr be deferred
by the -ajIoWS than were SolovcltI and
he Other champions of the last reign.
Aticr The event Of the 18Th Of March
lhr Executive Committee informed the
Emperor that the only mean, Of re-
N"mmg to the path of peaceful develop
iu"ml was 10y appeal 10 the people.
J Judging hy the execution the supreme
power has elected 10 appeal to the hang
man. 80 hr 1t.
The committee d"IrrS pronuunCing
any judgment on the general policy of
hr Emperor, but it declare, that Il re-
lcNonary policy will lead to couse-
lucnces more disastrous than the event
which took place in March. 'rh" Man
iteSto concludes by appealing 10 all who
would shake OF slavery to CV-uper;l,Cin
the struggle fer liberty.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
THIRD EDITION.
Local Liuklets.

Great remnant sale at Wainwright $
Wednesday morning, odds and ends il
dress goods that must be sold
Finest Pbila. Camphor and Persian
Insect Powder can be had at Resag' 5
German Pharmacy, Front and West
streets.
Fine Flavoring Extracts. The best
quality at reasonable prices Sold by
Taylor & Fullerton, Druggist, S02 King
street.
J. w. Griffith accompanied by his
daughters will leave this city to-
day for Atlantic City, for his health.
They will remain about week.
Some thieves entered the Segar store of
S. w. Schultz, No, , East Fourth
street, a few nights ago, and took from
the money drawer about 81. 30 in change
Nothing else has been missed.
Philip Quigley and family returned
last night from the South, where they
had passed about four months The
in Mrs. Quigley'S health
is not as great as was hoped tor.
Glenn and VanDyke's sulphur soaps
and good assortment of perfumed toi
let soaps ranging i'll price from cents
upwards, at Hartman Drug Store, 5th
and Poplar streets.
A special invitation was rendered by
Mrs. A CrumliSh to the friends of her
husband, at Il. X. Robinson's banking
house, at Fourth and Market streets, TO
attend his funeral this morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Committee of safety.

III" rUmml'irr o! seven Senator, APP
Tomnrh by the Republican coucu> TO
p"p3r" "a plan utHrDruu in regard 10
tine Moidiu. Of Executive sessions, agreed
Yesterday uu report 10 be presented TO
1ur caucus t', morning. lhry will
recommend that executive sessions be
h"Id for r"i,r rlcr to appropriate COM
nIurr~ ui all he nominations NOW on
the ,ah,u, ihW the treaties uoW uu the
table b" tahru up for ttUa action and
lAaE the senate next consider alt the
uncuutr,lcd nominations already re-
p r,cd "rlhal may b"Icpo"trd hereafter
from the Committees, lis understood
that III" "uuaoAc~I"d" Iom'ua,ions
are ail hose 10 which no objection is
"4.lJr by onc Krpuhi"an Senator from
ihr state Ia which they belong. If the
recommendations are adopted by the
"aucn~, au executive session may be
held This afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
FOURTH EDITION,
BEER ON THE RISE.
What Will the Wilmington Brew.
era do About II.

NHb Nu AuV"t
The Philadelphia brewers held a
meeting yesterday and fixed the price
of beer for the summer months at S.. 80
per barrel, an advance of so cents.
Whether the Wilmington brewers will
follow suit is not known positively.
They will hold consultation the latter
part of this week, and come to some
conclusion.
Mr.. Fehrenbach of the firm of Hart
man and Fehrenbach had nothing to
say on the subject to the REPUBLICAN
reporter, further than that he thought
it likely some advance might be made.
Joseph StoeCkle said that he was of
the opinion that beer would be contin-
ued at its present price, Nothing
detnl q could be stated AT present, and
nothing would he known until the
business consideration had been held.
With reference to the advance made
by the Philadelphia brewers the Record
of to-day says:
'Beer has risen in price, and the
thousands Of imbibers in this city who
swear by the foaming lager may expect
A larger proportion OF froth in return
for their nickel. Twice a year-at the
beginning of May and end OF October
the Lager Beer Brewers Association
meets to fix the wholesale rates tor the
beverage during the ensuing six months.
Last summer, when ice was dear and
quotations for other supplies necessary
TO brewery showed an upward ten
dency, 50 per barrel was the sum which
the retailers were called upon TO pay,
but dollar of this was chopped of
when Jack Frost began to give unmis-
taxable evidence of his advent Those
who are well posted in
have been tigurieg up of late
hat in consequence Of the reduction in
the price OF lee, etc as compared with
last year, no increase would be war.
ranted for the summer months. The
Brewers Association, however, has not
looked upon the matter in the same
lght, and from to-day, until "lurther
notice. which means October next,
$500 will be demanded for every barrel
II lager which leaves the brewery for
he saloon cellar"
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Atthe Clayton House.

From yesterday at noon up ns unsi nl
day at noon the following P7fSW1Tt W. poy
arrived at the Clayton Ilon~,; W MIN LIN
ter, city; J. T Wilson, Dell ., ~ .T WIFE
tyre, Del: John f. Owens au A.
BALTIC; j. b. Hershon, Phl.a, ', " TS Tgt
Greene, Providence, Il. l.; >. NJ, NJ, + B.
Boston: L. =. Mead, New lorn,% %M
Allen, Del; f. s. KahSkr ana SO, ,yaiyn.
York: II. l. Webb, do; ". II. LAVE
bousch, Baltimore; y. LelgI''IH Street si
Reading; John Jones, ciiy; H. a. ~
New York.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Prohibition in Maryland.

The counties Of Cecil and Montgomery
having voted at the November election
against licenses being granted to sell
Ii, uor, prohibition in those counties took
c'tc,f ,u MopdRY. Five districts in
frederick county having voted against
hcrr>c in August last, prohibition also
takes effect in these districts. Pro-
lutiiou pow prevails in nearly half
the territory ofthe State. The counties
which are wholly without llrru,c to
sell liquor are Kent, Caroline, Calvert,
Primo" Georges, Cecil and Montgomery.
Prohibition l. partial in seven other
rounir.-Swn' set, Queen -tnnr'S, Tai
bot, Dorchester, rr"wurk, Wa>hing-
Iou and Baltimore. High license pre-
walls III G&rrrt and Worcester counties.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
ThelathOiic Fair.

The attendance, last m9h,, n u' ua'
fair which is being held III >, I"".S
Il. {. Church, was large. Ar,I''v' wac
drawn by the following persons, ,,
AT table MOI, - pin "u,hon. h' ''''
TayIor, No. 6l7 West Front stree. !,
At table No. >, an air castle ny N
Kelley, No. 039 Chestnut street ,r
At table No. 3, Il gfa>> pltyh'.' l.?
Elizabeth Brown, Third and fi''-'~'
streets. br
At table No. !, a set Of n,a,r r,..,, "
Kate Freeman, No. lo'f "'N' i""'
street. .l. hy
At table No. ), Il handsome my "
Mrs. Shannon No. Sll Conrad SiI',n ,,,.E
At table No. 6, a pair o! WaI n'S. i',%
cts, by W. MacNulty, No. III -''
ware avenue. T.. r'h
At table No. !, a toilet set, o} ~"
Sullivan, Third and Jackson S',g.>' S',. m
At table No. s, brussels h"',
Thomas f. Pierce, No. Gi' orah-r s,t.
The fair will, probably, c'0oe on ,,r,J "~
urday night. Articles W,Il I've c"''
off each evening this week.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
FIFTH edition
SILvERY CHIMHs
The Twenty.Finh Anntv...
the Wedding OF samua, Of
Maggie N. Harris. aud

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Har,;,
ing at No. Az Eae t Sixth str"a, S feSid
reached the 18th milestone oftL.r" n"Slng
ded NE, gave reception to their WED wed
itiehdS last evening in honor oftbo n,any
Before the guests began to arri,e aio''ent
presents preceded them and 'he
berry 5 big ice cream wagon bar, men
TO the door and commenced "ei up
several large casks, everyboIr r0htaIns
there was going to be a poai anew
scarce had t4e shadows Of the evani "iae'
closed around when the guest, con,S aiming
ced arriving, the bell knob wa, 'mmiet, mnT
vigorously aud the bell in tbr r'ted ,.,
jingled just rs vigorously. ''SIle
Alter the arrival of the cnos,.
singing choir was speedily imnrnri
and with Professor Allen a, the oSeu
and B. +. Leonard with a yioI;n "ISah
roSlheu bow some excellent mnt' n +"
greeted the company, and kent a,rah 'uaSlc
the willing watchers of the ueia%Ia1 i%"A'
hood. About 81 o'clock the cneno,' enool'
filed out by twenties and surro,ndt"1y
table loaded with cakes. A larn' "'u
had on the iceiug the inscrjptinH, ,"r Vue
Century y and another had "2jtb on4
verSary. Cake and ice cream wrrs aIll'' ,h
order Of the evening until all had on .a7
peaSed the cravings of hunger oI1 "p,
satiaicd themselves with swoe,n"t "ao
Between - and 81 had drawn ,r'.S, "T
and Berry 5 two cans and still Ht'IL'
widows barrel of meal they tai,~j ,Nj "N' ,le
and there was sufficient TO Sparp pr" po'
leSSor Ford was in his happiest moaI
and gave with happy effect seyprai
select readings, iuterspersed with rwa
or three plantation meIodic, So,n
midnight the company seperatpi %r
their respective homes delighted w;t
the entertainment, and WISHING Mr.
and Mrs. Harris many NOR. Honnr
wedding anniversaries, The follow.
ing were lett as memorials oftbp p,t.nm
III which Mr., and Mrs. Harrj, i, hold
by their numerous friends
Double pickle Castor Union NJ =
church choir; Silver cake basket, Mr.,
VI. +. Riley glass fruit dish, Mis-, l,y.
dia y. SPARKS; pair Of vases and tcathrr
grass, MIS- Mary liarris glass bouour,
holder, Prot. 5. T. Ford; silver ,Iigr
spoon, Mrs 5. \. Mccall, pairofya,r>
Miss Susan Dohcrty; basket and flow.
crs, DR.. kIttrnger; china toilet set, Mr.
W. i, Gem X wife; pair Of vases, Mis-,
Lizzie Harris; bouquet holder ana flow.
crs Mr.. y Mrs NJ. L. Hrisler: Si,yy
butter dish, Professor r. Alien < wifi.
silver card receiver, james Il. Sands.
half dozen silver Tea spoons M,>,r,
lilghman Roe, Il, f. LrongM
7. II, Rnssom, W. II, Roe, and .At.ej
KINNEY; haIf dozen silver forks, Frank
torDit; small alarm ctOrk Is. Eus,0m.
silver pickle jar George $. llasany;
silver casto., Sunday School cIaS, in
Union NJ. 4. Sunday School; table cloth
and napkins, Joseph Pyle and wife:
silver pitcher pairo goDIctS aud Saivrr
friends in the Union ~ H. Church. half
dozen napkins, MIR. CauIf silver taiul.
bie, Mrs. MOnktun; silver butter diSh
j. \. Cannon and Il White comnrrpane.
Miss Willie Gem.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
lnp Grand Concert.

On "Wednesday aud Thursday evenings
tie Carrcno Concert Company will give
tWo delightful performances at the Opera
House. The arts s. are all well known
10 our musical people and should belib-
orally patronizrd. Miss Beebe, II mem
Der Of the company. is one of Whining
toms tavoritr,. In fact the entire com
pany comprises the bcS, talent of any
organization now travelling.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
AImtIaI Conference,

Th" \. t N. =, Church ct the middle
district comprising PENNSYLVANIA, New
Jersey aud Delaware, viii hold its am
ruaI conference" in the 4. [, NJ. =.
rHHrrh, m French street between
Eighth and NiutA streets, this city, on
"Wednesday afternoon, May 2J, AZ Two
o'rIork. Rev. Mo,vs rhippcy, OF this
r1H will preside. The \. L, NJ. +.
church, of This city, will meet to-mor-
row might t"rthr purpose Of cIectiug del-
rEates to the conference aUd also urCid-
ing upon whom they Ohrrhurch) shall
want tor pastor nest year.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Accident tOa iS0y.

Fh1S forenoon It's II small SON of \.
TenWeges was riding down King street
on the wagon of Carr, SmeltT 4 Co., he
was thrown off and knocked Scusclcy>
through Il collision with the wagon of
Mr. hcDnry. DR.. tirimshaw was sum
moned. II wa, aSrcrtained thar no
bone, were broken and the lad is doing
\yniI
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Died After % BripfslIness'

William j. Reader, ding .iay ~ M
920 Chestnut street, lhFl,, Lrriej
after "a brief illness. he VIII W wv"
tomorrow afternoon. .,rs dej
Stephen Woodrow, aged 90 Sr" a few
yesterday. He was sex oh'ff L" lat,
DAYS. lie will be buried rom No ,+reet
residence, No. 307 East FourFh ''
on Thursday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Fresh SII3d.

Powell * Bro. ar" now selling shad
by wholesale, and farmers and others
who wish to put up 4 supply for the
summer should give them a call They
clean them and have them already for
sailing down.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Devil Among the Tai.ors or tho
ErraIic spinner.

To all lovers of fun and amusement
you Will find ncT game causing much
mirth and merriment,a az Pool Room No.
2lS w. Second street. Jos. W. WILL
HELM, Proprietor, Agent for ErrAtir
spinner
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
TheLast Sad Rites.

Andrew CrumIish WAS burleu wing IN
old Catholic ceme etY ,lis nc Peter 5
High Mass was celebrated AZ .,,as "S largely
II. c. church. The funeral va" '
attended.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Fish amG Oysters.

If you have never dealt with r. A.
Mcclure, in the Eighth street markr,
louse, for fresh fish and oysters, give
lim trial. AL the best kinds o! fresh
ISL, salt fish and oysters. Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
The Weather,

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, May 3
"A. III.
Indications for to-day-For the Mid
lie Atlantic States, LEGAL rains follow
cd by clearing weather; winds shifting
10 cooler, northeriy higher barume ter
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Death of IA Farmer.

John Morrison, aged rs years, a
highly respected farmer, died at his res
idence, near Hare's Corner, on Sunday
evening. When very young he came
from the State Of New \ lork to Della
ware.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Port Paragraphs.

The schooner Benrnt OF Grrennor;,
l.. |. with 2a0 tons " iron Filings tol
Seidrl X Hastings, arrived last might.
The schooner simmons is unloading
2lOo barrels at FourCh street wharf tuI
William Lea x Sons.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03

NOTlCE-THE ANNUAL MELIrNn.
~ OF TIE stockholders Of the McchHp;cs
Loln Association will be held next MGrdqy
evening, May o at 80 o'c'ock at Their room
\. +. cor. Thru and Market S,rce, to hea '
the report of the Sccre, try and to cIlc, Du ,r-
tors aud any other business that may be
brOu Sht before the ncetn4.
WM, !. MORROW.
mI1-0t Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
The Right Clothes for
Little Boys.

Under the broad
: roof of Oak Hall
there's no better
work done than ap-
pears in little boys
suits. 1t would, per-
haps, interest you,
it would certainly
profit you, if you
have a boy, to look
through the grades
of work, beginning
at a $3.50 suit and
going up to Sl4.
There are but few
so low or so high.
Almost everybody
buys between cX-
treme prices.
At s. the clothes
begin to be good :;
and they grow bet
ter as the price
grows bigger. No.
body need grUmbIc
at what S. will buy:
and between s. and
$40, everything is
good enough. You
choose one rather
than another, be-
cause you like the
cloth or style bet
ter; and the diver
is so great that
you may keep on
choosing as long as
you like. When
you come to the
higher prices you
find the finest OF
suitable cloths made
with all the care
that is bestowed on
the finest tailoring.
Oak Hall, too, is
a pleasanter place
to go than it ever
was before. New
paper, paint and
carpets will not
$ tand for good /
clothes ; but they
help a cheerful as
pect, and very like
ly smooth the man. /
ncrs Of our salcSmen
a little.
WANAMAKER & BROwN,
OAK HALL, Market and Sixth, Phila. APPS ,
DAYNARD & DAWSUN-JEWEI.RY Il,
Have at their store,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
State of the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office, i'll the shade,
this morning:
I O'Clock, 10 o'clock, II o'clock,
90 90 69C
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Fish.

Powell & Bro OF the Third street mar
kct, have on hand a tine lot OF suapp"rs,
terrapln, salmon, trout, oAad, ncrmn-,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
ShCrili'S Sale.

Sheriff Clark went TO Middlctown ii
o'clock to-day 10 sell the property oi
john T. Durham, ut 30 O'oIock, a
PcacUck'S hotel.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
DuBLlC NorlCE-NOTIcE I, IlrEt

K by given tat the partnership lately
suhSisin9 be ween Samuel n Suelta I'd
William Il Guycr. trading a s. N. : IL y
Co.. eX',.r,d on the 3Jth day # April A. y .
lsSl, aud wa di. Owed by muluul cor cet
All de ITS owing Ia he sad firm or c3-
Sh ? are to be received by William g. Guy"l
and al demands on The sad pa ne T. arc
10 be preE, ntgd to and paid by Samuel N
SmelH. who will colduc, the hI-Iuc's Of The
late firm 1T til" old stand, No. 70 Eat Founh
street. WJlminga"n. Del.
SANUELN. SNFL1X
my&3t WILLIAM q. GUYEk.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03

A schooner has just arrived yea W,th Saths for
900 feet of lumber and 5Zo'V'o "
Tatnall & Son.