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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-15

ST madt ben @aumen CART, befrett BON
GntSiinouns unb brtnet oas 8tnb eladlt&
iiber bic periobe bes i3abnens binweg.
@r tbut 9erabe bas, mas er 1oraiebt au
tbun, MQes unb ntdtt tpentser. gDtr ba.
ben einmal Mrs Winslpw eeieben unb
fennen i1e nur ourA tbren Sputtn9
SYrup fur Stnoer. Wenn mir bic
Wadt bdtten, .piiroen MIR fe als 5silanb
fiir bic 8tnber btnReQen--pas fe aud
In Der Stat ii. Der gYrup ptrb In
alien Qpottsfen gu 25 Gents per Glalas
tsrfauft.
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@emInnt In Betraa, BON

1857 @sm,nrt In 8etrae. ven sIIo,4o
~ anfrassn fur NssHt.n. fome Waten faI
etubs tounen nur in Der OfHee In Ntw. Drlsank
esmadt m.rbsn.
Dsssu Safprmation pb. gtileuunaen f1reibs meS
an Ws. u. Daupbin,
Rtw OrleauS &c
gbmarb wOore. agent. Gde 5suiton u. atsaaia
Srabt, Gan Antenio.
Nd6srss srfdbrt man Bel Grna 8iI&e,
ssssnltsr bsr pOaoffes, Gan antcntp,
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3ur @eIamabmd=Trase lit Sannoper

3u ben bielen 1ocialen, politii1en
uno firdli6en 5rasen, tpel6e sur 3eit
in Dem beuti6en &ei9e nit grOBerem
oeer geringerem Offer er0rtert tperben
unh ibrer 2o1ung barren, lit, iotpeit
bas ebemalige G6nigrei6. bic iebige
preIbiIde probins Sannober in BE:
tra6t fommt, aud cine @elangbu9<
Grage getreten, ipelde CUR 3eit inner
balb Der Grenaen oes genannten Sc
bets biel Staub auflpirbelt unb aud
auserbalb berielben nidt unbea6tet ge=
lallen tpiro.
8efanntlidl CAB es bor ungefdbr 20
Sabren in 6annoper cine &ate1ismus=
Srass, pel6e bas an unb fit li6 iebr
rubige unb eonferbatibe bannoperl6e
@olf geipaltig aufregte unb in Der ba=
lnaligen 2anoesbauptltabt cine Art
8olfsaufitano berporrief, Bel mel1em
es stpii9en ben 8olfsmaiien unb bem
fie polisei unteritiibenoen W2ilitdr in
ben Straben Der Gtabt su eri1lfli1en 3u=
1ammenlt6sen fam. @s ipar bic ioge=
nannte aGatedisnluszHebolntisna, hae
bnrds berOerserufen, sab Elm GROCER
She'll bes Goltes BON Dem ileuen 2ate=
dismus, berfaBt bon Dem ebenis qelebr=
ten ipie prtboSoren Superintenoenten
Dr. 2iibrs, ili6ts tpii1en tpollte.
Sest banbelt es ii6 INN elm neues g.
iangbud, ober bod um cine neue, Den
mobernen Mni6auunsen mebr entipre.
aenbe llmarbeituns bes alien Geians=
bp6es. MaH bat su oieism 3wed.
f6on beri1ieoene GeIangbu1sentisiirft
perfaBt. Ser erfte oerlelben murbe ie'
bod, na1oem er ben 8e3irfsinnober
borselesen bate, BON Der 2anbesser,
fammlung su 9ameln berwsrfen, unt
, iebt iit elm neuer benz 2pnees,onEifo.
RUM pprqelegt mDreen, tpel6er Ii6 ie:
bod nibt ipeientli6 BON oem erHeref
nnteri6eioet. 9as GinSise, rornbel
nan ii9 iebt befinitis seeinist gu babe,
fbeint, lit Der aitel bts neuen @eians
bu6es, ipel6er uGbangelii1 1=lutberii9e!
@eIangbu6 Der bdHnoperfden 2anhes
tir9ep lauten ioa.
Sm llebrigen i6eint aud Der neu
Gnttpurf nod iebr eringene elmer grnnb
li9en Sidtung slt bebiirfem. SIM
t au9 bic beionbers anltObigen lateini
4. i6en ueberl6riften nsur Gottesoienlt
orbnung" beieitigt tporoen, 10 1T bod
! nod 8ieles, tpas ni1t nur bplltdnbi
, beraltet 1T uno bic mobernen Nni1aV
: ungEn ilnb len mooerEen @eI9mad ar
, heleiOigt, gegen bic Spra1e unb 2ogi
) berIt0Bt unb nabe an bas 3omii1e
4 penigftens an oas Srasifomil6e grensi
) bebebalten ober bod in elmer iebr I'm
: aeIAidten @eiie umsednoert tporben.
Z 9Belder art oieie abdnberunsen Iinb
r oas gebt auf oas Seutlibite aus fol
/. genoen proben berbor:
4 Statt
i gGab felner G1aeen leiben ioa
!. On SiBen pbef geinen."
i beibt es iegt;
!. r9uf BOB ibr SUB nidt ftrau6eln 10
ie i'm StoBen an ben Steinen."
,> Statt
IL yMlein @etpifen beiBt mid ni1t.
IS M}oies bari mid ni6t perflagen."
,e SEPT:
E. rWlein Getpiiien i6redt mid ni6t
n Will mid bas Geieb berflagen."
lie itatt: nSeut 1T ber Meni6 f6on, jun
VI unb lang
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(gortfesuns fuIst)
WQS uu8 Anakesis heiRt,

= Das uns Anakesis heiBt, = mu
eS aud hieBe, miiroe lidsr bic Seicen aQer
bon 5dmorrboioen @eplusten linoern
unb linen belfen. Dieies gisenmittel,
ceifen Biriamfeit ourd feline benz Ort
beS 2eiDens ansepaBte StSpielfcrm uns
terltaet wiro, bat fiA felt elmer &eibe
bon Sabren unb bel Gaulenoen pon
Satienten betpdbrt, NnSepa6t 1T ieine
Tcrm iniofern, alS lie ben Seilbcnbcn
in Der pirfiauaten Sage bait. Die Ana
kesis 1T in allen Gpotbefen gu baben.
BreiS $1.OO. Yrcben frei. Tranco 3use=
ididt burd q. Neuitdbter & Co., BOr
3946, Nep=Morf.
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EIa.S.L IL.


BON BEN 8olie enbpfiirt wrrbe
Qouilia,ta @tate 2pttern Sc.
Dief.s Snliiut wurbe I'M Satr. 1858 far e..
stssanss> unb motlitdtist.its 8wsde sua hu
Staatslesislatur seitb!ia iueoyporirt nit sin.r
fapital son 81, 600. zoo, su wtl1sm Fe fettb,,
.insn Referssiunb son $3.50 900 binsassfist BAT.
Dur1 elm iibrl&wsnsiass. 9atum wurben itrs
Rsdte elm 7beit Der sesenu ittisen Staatsspn>
ftitution, anssnommsA am 2. December 1879.
Sbre srosen 3 3iebungen BON einseIneu
Numme finbea monat!it itatt. Niemals wtrt
cine 3isbuns ssrl&sben. Man le5e na&folssnbs
WreisSertbtilaua.
@rcbe mpnatli&e 3iebuns Der
Classe G
In Stem OrIsaas Gisnaas ben IA. Nars 1882.
ale unftu finftisen 8i.sunsen anbsu ftatt untn
| AuftGt unb 9eiluns Der 0entrdle
O. o. Aeauregard ysu Yhmiseara and
Subal g. Garlynau Titginieu.
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Dis Florence Niebtinsale Der Sim.
| oerpficae.

Golssntes 1T eia @ussus sinss an ben
Dtutidsn 8slcrm MsRsnser In gtam'
tsrsearsb, Ya., ssfdrisbsnen 8rieiss:
Cine Woblthdterin.
StHnst bic 1tare fur iie unb Mrs
Winslow wirp bewsilsn, bab fs bic amt
rifaniihs Glorsntiner Nadttsaa Der 8in.
Der III. Dapcn lnb mir 70 ilbsrjsust,
oab wir unlsrsr ,,Suiy" lsbren wsro.n
gu lassn, >, @slssn.t fsi Wrs WinslOw"
neil 1s bsrislbsn bsbalFi& mar, iibsr BIZ
psrtcpe bss 3abn'ns unb anbsre Bs=
idwsrIihteitsn fir 8inosr ttnw ss,utom.
mtn. Wirs Dins!ow Sootin na
SYrup nimmt ben 8inpsrn bic Shmsr.
gen uno turirt Dylsntris unb Diaxrbue.
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(Detrptt Tree Wre6 bonn I8. Gan !

(Detroit Jrse preb pom l8. San
6s&beimer Bros. babsn ioeben Elm Gar.
loab bon &eebs Silt gpst Sonic ertalten.
Dieter @rttfel serfaufl fh febr RAID unb
10 mub IS aud lein, eenn es 1T obne 3met.
fel ber bsfe Nrtitel ietner Nrt, Der te Elm.
gsfnbrt rurbe, unb bat nt4t istnss @lei.
den. Sur bas Bette Material wtrb 3u
Neebs Silt Gb8e Sonic psrwaubt.
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Nh bas waren fhSne @tunbsn. Mls
Id gum traen Mal SOZODONT ge.
trau&t uno ras anssnetme @rcma i'm
Munes iatlte. saS ala i'd scr ben Spie.
gel trai uns fab pis pom daa ,u Sag msin
3atnfsil& rOassr. msine 3dtns Ih6ner
wurten. SD wsrbe ME aufbSrsn bas.
ltlbe gu ssbrau&sn. @as Drosiitsn ,psrs
tauien es.
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= 9ie &OnitruftionsSiige Der q. g..
s. & 81, 8abn baben bic temporare
Bride ilber ben Colorado pallirt; bin=
nen 4 WOden ioa bic permamente,
eiIerne Bride at Srt unb STEELE iein.
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iebt: uSeut 1T ber Meni6 i6On, jung
nnb 11lant."
fatt: v8ri6t unb friegt gei6tpino eil
2p9."
iebt: Limb gel6tuino serbridt ieir
So9."
fatt: ullno sic Sodett-bie ben &oden
= fein abipinren."
ieBt: vSb6ter siidtig, Die fein tii6tig,
ndbn unb ipinnen."
ifatt: vW1a6 mir ftets auderIiiB ben
!Gimmel
uno gallenbitter biele Welt."
iebt: u@fa6 immer iiiber mir ben
9immel
un6 INNER bitt 'rer mir bic Q0elt."
5dlieBli9 lei mod eripdbnt, 6aB Ser
n@rob bfirit Mi6ael" in vSiirit in So
rael" oegraoirt 1T. = Sraurig, aber
tpabr!
SAP ferner aber aa6 na6 Dem neuen
@nttpurfe biel beibebaltem 1T, mas
griinblib bdtte aussemer3t pber bod
bon @runb aus umgearbeitet tperoen
iollen, gebt aus ben na9ifebenben Nn=
fiibrungen berbor:
St liegt an ieiltsr Mutter BruF,
Sbr Mil6, Die III fem Speis,
sln Dem Die gngel 1ebn ibr 2uf,
Senn er 1T 9apibs yteis.
ST plrb elm Gne6t unb i6 Elm 6err,
9as mag elm We9iel iein!
gSie f6nnt' ct bo6 iein freunbli6er,
Sas 9ersejeiulein.
nllnIer &erfer, ba mir iaBem
llno nit 6orgen Dbne Maben
llns oas Serge ielbit abfraBen,
Sit enbluei uno mir 1ino frei."
Ser am Greus 1T meine 2iebe,
Siinoc, orl perlierft ben Sturm.
gSeb, mir, ipenn ib ben betriibe,
Ser lta.t meiner iparb eilt @urm; -
pWein', a6 mein' iebt Inn bie @ette,
Weeiner beieen Nugen Bad!
., baB id g'nug 3dbren bdtte,
gu betrauern meine S9ma6!
3. oab aus benz Sbrdnenbronnen
Gam' elm ftarfer Strom geronnen."
y Scr Qei9nan, Der iebt liegt uno fart,
Ser wiro gar balb in i6neller Gabrt
Sn 2iiften f6peben unbeidipert,
Glei9 tpie Die Seele iei6t binfdbrt.
vWas 1T Der Meni6! ein grbentloB,
gon Mutterleib ber nadt unb bloB."-
. LIMB bod ein fleiner 8ernegroB"-
bate aud nod bin3ugefiist tperben
f0nnen.
9lber bamit genug! Mebr fonmen
unlere 2eler, bic na6 benz 0orFebenoen
ia aud nur rgrbenfl6be" fino, getpiB
ni6t uitdnben" SIM uebrisen tpnllen
mir boffen, baB aud oieler neue @nt=
lpurf nertporfen lpirb uno Die bie6eren
1i6 ni9t bor Der gansen
Welt nit ibrem Geiansbu@e ld9erIi6
MAIDEN.
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Mua. .Senhnrn

Wtts. SoeubDrtt
S@neteer, ede BON 5oui tom u. NaSarro-
frabe, emfeblt itd Dem Yublitum BON
Gan @ntoniu gum Nnfertisen BON 9srrens
Sleibunsselden. Gerner iibernimmt er
eas 8einisen unb Tarbsn setrassnsr
Rleieer.
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Scr 2ei9nam, Der iebt liegt uno fart,
Ser mirb gar balb in i6neaer Gabrt
Sn 2iiften f6meben unbei6tpert,
Glei6 tpie bic Seele iei6t binfdbrt.
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Ser am Greus 1T meine 2iebe,
Siinoc, ou perlierf ben Sturm.
gSeb, mir, tpenn i9 ben betriibe,
Ser fiat meiner iparb eilt Murm "a
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
EOur Texas Chtldr. n EIOpe

ICleburne Ger. Galveston News.
The town is all agog this morning
over q double elopement that took
place last night. The parties who have
rushed their heads into the matrimon'
ial moose by an unusual method are
Robert Podge, aged 20, son of the May
or of this town, and Miss Lutte Nash,
aged IL, the lovely daughter of the late
Episcopal minister of this parish; Mr.,
William Byrd, son of the late A. j.
Byrd, of the Waco Examiner, aud Miss
LeJhe Etter, q charming blonde, and
daughter of George Etter, of this place.
Miss Nash was an inmate OF the house
of her uncle, In this city, and the natur-
al guardians of this young lady looked
not kindly upon the gro Ving affections
OF the two young peopl9, and suspect
ing that there was som sthing in the
wind, forbade her to leave the house
last evening; but she escaped In the
arms OF her true lover aud was speedily
transferred to hack in waiting. SO far
everything went smooth, but when the
bridal party and their friends repaired
to the house Of Miss Etter, Byrd found
that his intended was closely watched
and every stratSgem was used to steal
her out without avail. At ~ O'Clock
the lynxeyed guardians relaxed their
vigilance, and soon the happy four,
together with Miss Lulu Meredith, who
went along in the capacity of chaperon,
were seated in the back and speeding
on toward unqualified bliss. The par
ties are suspected to have taken the
road to the Indian Nation, where mar
riage is made easy, regardless of youth
and all efforts to stop them are futile.
All are we'll known and highly respect.
ed, and every body wishes them we'll.
The tourists are expected back, wh6n
their popularity will insure them
cordial reception from all their friends.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of as venditioni exponas 10 me d.
rected, will be exposed to Publ Sale, at the
Hotel Of Sarah Shearer, at Kirkwo0d, In
Pencader hundred, New Castle county, Del,
ON MONDAY, JULY 10, 1882,
at 10 O'Clock, a. m,
The following described real estate, viz: All
that plantation or tract Of land situated in
st. Georges hundred, New Castle county and
State OF Delaware, formerly land Of the heirs
Of David Butchard, Christopher V andegrift
and others. bounded and described % follows:
Beginning at an old dead white oak stand
ing on the south eastward ScOtt's run, the
same being corner for land Of William Clea-
yer, thence binding on his land and land
now or late Of William Bennett south 81 de-
grees and Is min. East 1856 5-1o perches to
stake corner Of land OF Christopher Vande-
grift, thence with his line south 81 degrees
80 min East IS $40 perches to q stake for
heirs OF David, Blu chard, thence with their
land north IL degrees IL min. west 1870 de-
grees south 81 degrees 10 min west 6-i0
perches Dorth 81 degrees As min. west 14o
perches to o stake near o cherry tree, north
80 degrees east lO8 perches to the beginning
containing l0l acres ard Al square perohes
OF land more or less. with Il story frame
house, frame barn and stable thereon erected.
Also, all that certain piece Of marah situated
In the hundred, County and State aforesaid
containing 10 acres Of land more or less.
Seized and taken In execution as and prop
erty Of John 4. Nelson, and to be sold ny
PHILIP II. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIRBs CFsIoE, WILMINGTON, Del, June
goth, 1884. i24
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
Why Things Go UP.

If you will multiply $4,000 and
SIC, 900 by IN, you would have the re-
suit $4,000, $25, 900. So the grand
capitals OF The Louisiana State Lottery
have gone along with the increase Of
cost of whole tickets for the monthly
drawings, which has gone from two
dollars to five dollars apiece. A single
dollar sent to M. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La, will have the same chance
as before of getting $4,000. Two dol
lars sent may bring you $4,000; but
five dollars sent may bring you $50, 900
One reason for the change was the fact
that the managers could never supply
the demaud, to the vexation Of its reg
ular patrons, For further information
write to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
La, and be sure and do 80 before July
18th next.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
slLBILr. ron HAY AN . SR&AE
MAJ RI Erv
Or NImmr, VewotnblO LAYER PtRIn

The perfection Of pills; Mankind's Faven
Pills. Cougar ooatedl Now endorsed BY tho Z
sands. They move the bowels easily bV Actibs
directly on the liver, restore the lost onergiSl
BY promoting the healthy action Of the nVsi
In doing this headache, neuralgia, pains It
indigestion, costiveness SICK stomach, veal
back, dizziness bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, biliousness, sgue, genera
weakness and other bodily inhrmites ar
cured Thew positively operate without grip
ping, sickening, Weakening, or leaving III
bowels costive. A splendid easy purgstlv
and perfect liver cure. rs cents famiI..
boxes (six In one,) q, sent by mari. Sold b!
all leading medicine dealers Main depot
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Doll
Philadelphia depot, COZ Arch street, johnson
HOLLOWAY b 90. nov22n
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
MRS. Cnrnstnancy ana her Husband

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator
Christiancy had a short accidental in
terview with his wife in this city to-
day. The circumstances were briefly
as follows While walking up Third
street, at the intersection of Indiana
avenue, about o'clock this morning,
Mr.. Christiancy saw his wife in the
trout parlor window of her residence,
waving in her hand, as if to attract his
attention, what seemed to be letter.
He thought at first that the demonstra-
ton was intended for some other passer-
by, but upon looking around and seeing
no one in the street except himself he
came to the conclusion that the letter
was intended for him, and decided to
go and get it. AS he started in the di-
rection of the house Mrs. Christiancy
left the window, and as he reached the
door she opened 1t, and with much aP
parent excitement and agitation threw
her arms around him and seemed to
ask his forgiveness. He gently but
quickly disengaged himself, and after
exchanging few words with her with
drew.
In an interview with reporter of
the New York Associated Press tonight
Mr.. Christiancy said that he must de-
cline positively to give any particulars
with regard 10 his brief conversation
with Mrs. Christiancy or to the contents
of the letter which she handed him;
that the interview was purely acct
dental one and had no significance
whatever, and that he regarded his
wife only with pity and sorrow. "You
may say, however," he added, "that
this will be our last interview, and that
the pending suit for divorce will 60 on
to decree, Mrs Christiancy and I
shall never live together again"
AS additional evidence-if any were
needed-that no reconciliation or COM
promise Is contemplated, the fact may
be stated that Mr.. ChrisJiancy's coun-
sci, with the permission of the chan
cellor, has just fled supplemental bill
charging Mrs. Christiancy with deser.
ton in addition to the misconduct
previously alleged. This bill sets forth
that when Mr.. Christiancy left her hus-
band at Lima, in November, 1879, and
came to this city, she wrote him letter
asking him to provide for her. He
replied that no was perfectly willing to
support her, but that he must insist, as
q condition OF such support, that she |
give up the society of certain of her
male acquaintance and return at once
to him. To this letter he received no
reply, and he dates the desertion from |
January l, 1881. The testimony to
support the supplemental bill will be
heard in few days, and 1t is thought
that q decision In the case will be
within month. In au inter-
view with q reporter of the New York |
Associated Press, at . late hour this
evening, Mr.. Lugenbeel, the father Of
Mrs. Christiancy, said that his daugh'
ter authorized the positive statement |
that she had had no interview with
Mr.. Christiancy to-day or recently.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
Two RIVALS.

Two rivals loved q maid
A blooming country lassie;
Aud one was rather Staid,
The other bold and brassy.
And, while the first admired
His idol at distance,
The other never tired
OF c0urtin6 with persistence.
One fellow was fool
A different man the other;
The fret was rather cool
Towards the daughters mother.
While one sat with the maid
In cool retreats and shady,
The other slyly stayed
AT home wi h the old lady.
At last the maiden married.
A mother voice did reach her
The bashful fellow carried
The treasure to the preacher.
And once holds good for all,
film not much mistaken;
The best fruits apt to fall
When parents trunks are shlken.
Hold not the moral lightly
With 1t your memory laden;
COURT the old lady slightly
Before you press the maiden.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05

Oh IN REWAKD.-A REWARD OF
DSlO Fifty Dollars will he paid by the
May, ant Council OF Wilmington, for the
arrest and CONVICTION Of any person who will
fully or malicious y DESTROYS, I'M urss or tam.
pers with the boxes Of th, Fire Alarm Tele-
graph In this city, or with th9 wires CON tect-
ed therewits. EDWIN q. M ORE,
Chairman Of Committee on Fire Compa-
MICS Of the City COuaoit.
WILMINGTON, Del, June "a, 1879, le2o 3w
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
NOTICES.
N"TI0E
NOTICE.

!; X. M. Brooks, Al a director of The Wait.
ers' Union Association, do make iJ known
that this association Is prtparet to serve
tea parties, banquets. Wedding Receptions,
Private or Public, in frat class style. Orders
may be left at 1873 Walnut street, with X. M.
Brooks, or at the Clayton hOuSe with the as
slstant Director, q. II. Bower Orders will
be promptly filled; chsrIts reasonable. The
Walters Union ASS ciation. .. l.. Anderson,
President. ie293n
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
Rnring styles.

Don't forget to call on Ash, the tailor,
7O5 Market street, and examine his
stock of spring goods, for they are the
best in the market. Come early and
mako your selections.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05

A FIRST GLASS OhANUE FOR A
IA young man to learn the photograph
business We will take one young man tO
le I'm the business; one that re ides with his
parents preferred and ,omes we'll rtcomme nd
ed. Address or apply in person to Sutterley
q Co 80l Market St ieS-4t
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05

George r. Townsend has sold for
Benjamin 9. Pearce, the hotel pro.
porty No. 9 East Third street, to Sam
uel Finley, for %, 800.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05

For fine frames go to Sutterley & 90.
Photograph gallery, 800 Market stree t,
they have the largest stock in the city.
Price very low.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05

A game of base ball played at New
port ON Saturday, by the Eureka and
Reckless, resulted In a victory for the
Eureka by a score of 26 to 20.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05

y OST A SMALL STONE SETTING
out Of ring somewhere about Third &
King streets. The finder will be suitably re.
Warded by leaving it at this Ct1ce. jyl-3tH
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
-
TOE CREAM

1OOE. Sixth ST. IS THE PLACE
NO to spend your money. Just look at
the crowd going Tor 81 flour, this hour takes
the lead, Our bill of rare for July is canned
beef canned lobster, canned salmon, eggs,
plumbs Oh for 26c.; Blu cket Of preserves IN for
ali kinds Of fine cakes, cream biscuit speci-
atty; we have Ans. corn starch 26.; Oh rice %;
finest head rice 100. h. Have you seen those
French prunes as largo as small apples; we
have the whltest sugar and the best tea and
coffee in this city; we expect lot Of hne po-
as low as 92c., best butter 30 cents. We keep
the freshest eggs always on hand and for sale
at 1903 e, 9th St. T. M. WEIR jyl-ot*
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
.HlLADELPHlA MAnKETS.
WLhMlNtfrUN az CITATIONS.

,,AoIce Roller Patent Flour HL7O8s1O
Roller Ground Family Flour ...... o.900T.t0
Roller Ground Supertne Flour. CPS
Choice Amber Wheat. LAO
Yellow Corn per bushel.. SO
White Corn Meal, bolted, 100 bs.. 1.96
Y elbow Corn Meal, bolted, 100 lbs. l.S0@l.90
UnboIted Corn Meal, per 100 Dbs. 1.s6
Oern Shorts and Cuttings, per ton 1890
Beet MiddliuXs per ton. ......... 5000
Best Ship Stuff, psr tOn........... N.0O
Bran, per ton ,................... 1000
Yellow Corn Meal, per t0n....... 80 90
" hite. ..................... $500
Coarse Meal, per to1 ............. 80 90
Screenings, per bushel ............ 70075ct.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
dividend.
TNTERE STING TO BLACKSM1THs.

Notwithstanding the strike In this Cumber.
land r gions, George W. Bush Il SONS have
succeeded In keeping supply Of the very
best quality of Georges Greek Cumberland
toal. whichis superior to any other for black.
gmithinR
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05

NEUsEUM, no & POOL ROOM
Wl 10 OhAdWick's Museum Building, cor.
Atlantic and Ohio Avenues, Atlantic Uity,
N. j., the handsomest and coolest pool room
on the Island, tables complete, boarding
and lodging BY day or week, reasonable;
your patronage is solicited and you will be
happy when you come, W, rHAOK COZ
EMS, Proprietor. jsT.otd-4tW
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05

NOR RENT-To RESPEOTABLE PEG
Ii pie; two large End story front rooms Cd
S. E. cor. Srd & Poplar. Inquire IN Meat
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05

NOR RENr-A SIX ROOMED HOUSE,
r. I4th st. East Of railroad. Apply to j.
D. Carver on premises;i summed late possession.
iy3.6t
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
ROR NEWT.

NOR REN1-rHE RIDDLE MANSION ,
a within few minutes walk Of Whining
ton Olty Rally ay; the mansion is In good re-
pair tho grounds are we'll shaded, and the
kitchen garden is stocked with vegetable
and small fruit, city gas and good spring
water and sable Accommodations. VIII be
rented for short or long time, on liberal
terms. Apply to James Riddle, Son 20. +,
Wilmington, Del. .... JeSO'St
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
TNIVIDEND.

'DIY1DEND' }
UNION NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON, JUNE 81, 1882.
The Board Of Directors have this day, de-
ola ed Dividend OF tper Get t, out Of the
prof OF the last six months, clear Of tax
payable on dem and. JOHN PEOPLES,
iy1-l Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05

FNOK RENT -STO ..E AND CELLAR IN
=, good location; inquire Of loS E. Second
trset. aI0u
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05
n. MELCHIOR, GUNSMITH,

NO2I4 KING STREET, has for sale
breech andmuzzlsloading guns Of all makes.
revolvers and cartridges Of all kinds. Full
nlckel-plated revolvers, SL2S. Implements
for breech-loadlng guns glass balls and traps
and fishing tackle. Repairing done at short
notice.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-05

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