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Those who suffer from foul breath are
omen to the charge Of earelessness. It Is an
offence that can be speedily abated, as a
bottle Of the fragrant S0zOD0NT win un-
nistakably accomplish the work. II win
preserve and keep the teeth white and the
breath pure and sweet
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Excited Over a Gold Discovery,

ALBANY, Mo-, July 7.-Considcrablc
excitement prevails over the discovery Of
coal at Centerville, a small town in the
southern part of this county, vein Of y
inches of superior quality at depth Of i75
feet. A shaft will be sunk Immediately,
and other towns in the county are already
preparing 10 uncover hidden treasures.
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Lamb NomIn.a..d y.r f,o.~v.

IEDIASAroLIs, June 7.---At Roekj|
to-day, the Democratic Congressional {
yention in the Eighth district, nounin|
John Z. Lamb. Mr.. Lambs nouinf|
10 be United States District Attogn@
Indiana Is now pending in the Henats' I
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chauneeyI. r1rI.,.. saeees.ev.

ST. LOUIS, July THE Rspabl(
State Central Committee met hefs To-
The resignation Of Chaunccy ]. FiIisy i
accepted and Gen. y. ID. Grier, ~ L.
elected to flI the vacancy. Scfslia Y
selected a. the place and Septemb(a e.
the time for holding the next Rep
State convention.
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The C. so. statement.

New YORK, July 7.-Comparative state
ment of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
for the month of May:
1856. 1856, IacTodS.
Gross earnings sSOT, ,2S2 s6 s247,ll2 IS $6o,lSO Ss
naaSss' S1sas - 24OOs9 20 aO0OOs 90 40.Gl6 50
s,lrphIs:...... 672S 81 E1O9 SS 0,l4 10
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schooner and ava Hands LOst.

KEY WEST, FLA, July Two seamen
who arrived here to-day, from Havana, re
port the loss of the schooner Seagull, OF
Kew West, and all hands, on the north side
of Cuba, on June %.
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Elrned INNS BroOklyn y Allenheny

Earned runs, Brooklyn J, Allegheny I;
two-base hits, Carroll, Barkley, McClel-
Ian; three-base hits Brown, Smith, Nc
Tammany; passed balls, Carroll |, PeO-
Piles / first base on balls, OF Harkins ,;
first base on errors, PittSburg =; struck
out, by Morris l, by Harkins 3; double
plays, Clark and Pinckney; errors, Ale
gheny 0, Brooklyn 3; total base hits, Pitts
burg Is, Brooklyn 10. Umpire, Bradley.
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AuHaye Signed.

CLEVELAND, July THE MahOning
Valley Iron Company at Youngstown, o.,
signed the iron workers scale to-day, and
every mill in the valley will now be in
operatiOn.
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A Mine Strike.

PITrsBuRG, July THE 200 coal
miners employed at Rend's mines at Nc
Donald, Pa, struck to-day for an advance
of two cents per ton in the mining rate.
The mines are closed.
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Lind 20 succeed walssasIG

ST. PArL, July John Lind pnl
mated for Congress BY the Ra3ablfe1
the Second District 10 sucose4 Wanc
the present member.
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CHICAGO, July 7,--Jshn ". -
who failed to-day, will pay ~ ~
cents ON the dollar. lie aays 0eorDp
sons liabilities are about 20. .O00.
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4 One Sided Came.

ST.. LOUIS, July THE Browns shut
out the Baltimorcs to-day in Il one-sided
game, in which nothing particularly bril-
liant occurred. There was some clean hit
ting done on both sides and both clubs
tielded well, but there were no special
features to mention; score:
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Land Forfeiture Bill.

WASHINGTON, July The President
hls signed the bill to forfeit unearned
lands granted the Atlantic and Pacific
klILrnHl
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A Dreary Game.

CINCINNATI, June THE Nets and
Cincinnati clubs played a dreary game to-
day, was won by the home team by lucky
batting. The visitors had the bases full
in the last inning, but were unable t0 do
any hitting. Pechiney succumbed to heat
in the fourth inning, and Mullanc pitched
the rest of the game. Attendance 900.
Score:
Innings. . 4 3 9
Nets ....................O U D o.
Cincinnati. ...............0 3 0 o 0 l -
Earned runs, Nets 3, Cincinnati |; two
base hits, Behel l. Hankinson |, Kennon
Reilly /; three-base hits, Orr |; wild
pitches, Lynch .; first base on balls, off
Lynch 3 Mullane 4; first base hits, Nets
I, Cincinnati :; errors, Nets 4, Cincinnati
1; umpire, Valentine.
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IouisyilIp Wins Easily,

LOUISVILLE, July THE Louisyilles
played in great shape to-day, and won
easily from the Athletics. Atkinson had
split hand and was hit for total Of 2G
bases. Not hit was made of
Hecker until the sixth inning. when
he began pitching easy ones. lie also
made four hits and stole three bases.
White made the only error of the home
team, which was the fumbling of very
hot grounder. Score:
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rnhanno Rather LIrelr.
The Only Remedy.

LOUISVILLE, July THE tobacco mar
ket was rather active to-day,
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BASE BALL.
PittsburG Outbats the Brooklyns In Fine
Game Yesterday.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, July by outbatting
their opponents and playing an almost per-
feet fielding game, the Pittsburgs defeated
the Brooklyns this afternoon, and strength
ened their hold on second place. The fea-
ture of the game was n fine running catch
by Glenn. Attendance 1000. Score:
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Earned runs st. Louis, 3; passed balls,
Bushong, /; first base on balls off Foutz, ];
off Powell, ,; first base hits, St Lous, &;
Baltimore, ); errors, st. Louis, J; Balti-
more 4 Umpire Kelly.
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Earned runs, Louisville I, Athletics ];
two base hits, Mack; three base hits,
Mack, Cross, and 0'Brien; passed balls,
O'Brien; first base on balls, Hccker 4, At
kinson 3; struck ont, Hecker 3, Atkinson
3; double plays, Gleason and Bauer; base
hits, Louisville 2l, Athletics :. Umpire,
Mike Walsh.
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AUGUSTA, GA, July s.-Paal HaynA
the poet, is dead.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

The Home Social Circle, company
of young ladies' and gentlemen, thirty
two In nuulber, left the residence of
Robert Mcmillan, 723 West Fourth
street, last evening In three hacks and
went TO Newark, where they spent a
pleasant, social evening with Mr.. Isaac
Holston and family. The company WAS
plentifully supplied with cake and
Refreshments. a large cake, beau
!tifully iced over and decorated
with anchors and chains, was the centre
of attraction, aud was freely served
but with wonderful unanimity OF
sentiment, there was n general rauli
finding " it'll tho cake, not very compli-
mentary 10 Messrs. 'rhorp and McMil-
Ian, who furnished II. One thought II
lacked SAT-, another coda, another
thought IL must have been carried In 9
soap boz, another thought 1t was msdt
of coarse corn meal, another wish 6
Imouihful of unbxktd dough plarted Il
the roof of his mouth, tried To say tba
1t was not baked enough. 1t Is Devdlesl
to say that that cake outlasted ali the
others. The company arrived back 81
Wilmington about three O'Clock thu
morning, not very much refreshed, bU
pleased with the pleasures they en-
ijoyed.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
EDITION.
Amusemsnts.

ma o.. xyo,.. .-aa oxoudad last
-. 49,, ,ns.s ,hs tr,,,sl rerform-
evsnns 70 Na.scaAi Iasai 0nars Com
ance " M rsvi "a tsntivs onsrn
psny. ms ps n.sssn,sd and a more
sS,,;nn -es nevsr given in
acceptaoie Ieno..'1 an, 80 49, ~ he SetaiI
enis ys.s. A,.aa ..avs 10 Nnproval Nv
Sna ING seuionoS s n,.nsa rha rrin-
long anu lts9uons sppi liz .,ron,. n shalr
clp1is woso oAoop Naisa Rss.,a Erav ana.
tespeeuvo g ssas,. navs ~ ynmsynm
sA.Ieu vie u ah,. ua.sr and grace
win .s .scscsahia p,,,,s
a ve.y as =. Me- $1,000 ~.
Sane wse .u $50 - 80 80,
Ontisty .essns $3.50 ~, - sas,,.
ient ssaks n.n .S oSs..,a :, $500
lessiy poisaAs INC ou@A@osoA Va
room. s.... q. p.h
We nAvo nos1. 49, 49, y w. Ron
pan Juan NJ Ma.H ons :.
kept tne auoieneo coness 49, =,
lausn.eI, anu MI nvsisn a. 49,.
was Original anu io1c'vio y
haiieck msoe An e1celens 1919 -,
het nno anu neA'v ,r w. -
mueh assissance. Inc 1ao.us S ps
ucuiafiy suong anu wen os .. 1917 %.s
possessing fich muslcAl Noa1os, ..oA
they useo Win prec ,s'on nnu sassosy
Messrs. howaiu, ray, , , snS
May are very e.lons, SUI wu .v.u
strength anu oe9u'y W sny ope." o
pany. Inc Singing snIousuoue ~se soi,
nne' tne periofners De'"s III e'ou 'o'0'
ana spirits
MI. deorge p. onyusi Is az ~ ,ass
MUSICAL uIec,or, anu WIZ an,,taa hts.
was An atuuous ono 10 aoq m,
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

san rises ga. sun sets s.sI.
u. A. Humphrey 3 Bro, Hsttsrs.
rry Bush's coal you viii like4t.
strong cough candy ct Fsrsason's.
brazilian Balm cures colds. 10 cents.
Try Bush's GOAL ron viii surely like it.
Birds and cages az Parksfs's. East snd
MiIiasd v. Davis. jewsisr, e. md street
City Laundry. sixth and shiplsy streets
Fins 10 \. Rings. ct HAMS, IL K Fourth
r. q. Hodges, general upholstsrsr, los W
eighth street
All kinds Of goods 10 be closed out at cost
at GIL Market street.
For few days you can buy goods very
cheap at Gil Market street.
New arriv a Of CLANS, first OF tho season, at
Pennell b sons, 100 King street.
Carpets taken mp, cleaned. altered and laid
At thort notice for little money 1t los W.
Eighth street
The great % 70 genuine handmade shoes
for men, Ut Mari b Co.'s, IL last Fourth
street
Go. to H. II. Moore's for butter, cheese,
etc. Everything suarahteed ~ represented.
Stalls - and IA. Second street market
Ifyou want cheap picture frames. 20 70 q.
the largest stock in Delaware; come and loo
for yourselves,
l.. y. Adsir, GIL Market street, 10 closing
out his variety business ut costa no intends
TO open his furniture store In Tow days ct
ais Market street.
Ross, ile Market street, has large and
tine assortment Of gent. spring hats, under.
guaranteed the lowest In the city. Gall and
soc them.
The Queen has ordered her equsrry TO
open = circus for her special benefit. How
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

CEALEO PROPOSALS WILL BE AE-
- ceived by tho u uderslgnsd until 40 am
OF Saturday, April "a next, for supplying the
almsnouse and insane department with
meats, bread, groceries, -four and lsed, To-
bacco. drugs and medicines, dry gsods,
clothing, boots, shoes aud gasoline from
April ~ 70 July 20, 1855.
samples Of groceries. tobacc0g dry goods,
clothing And boots and shoes can be seen At
the almshouse, where also can be obtained
lists Of all articles. and the Approximate
qusptittes thereof required. bidders for
hupplving bread must each furnish sample
with the bid.
Ihe beef must bs from we'll fatled cattle.
| dressing not less than 500 POUNDS, delivered
| in quarters in the proportion Of one hind
| quarter with the kidney fat taken out, 70
four fore quarters. The prices for hind
| quarters and for fore quarters, also for extra
legs Rho shins. must be stated separately In
| the proposals.
The gasoline must test not less than eighty
! eight degrees. The endorsements on all
| proposals sh ould designate the class Of ar
u,les bid Tor. All supplies, exSept drugs
and medicines, must be delivered at The
aimbhouse Tho right TO rel ct any and al
/ bids 10 hereby reserved
Hy order OF the Board Of Trustees OF the
| Poor of New Castle County
| JOHN GUTHRIE,
| nlb.3t-ood Supefint andent.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
Runaway and Smuhu,,

This morning a Colored nll
Alouzo Greenwood was driyinl
dertaker's wagon, with tie nan
v. b. Carty upon 1t, dOsl
sire OF, and when at Adam, l
took fright and started Of ~
rate. The wagon ran sgAirs 1
font OF Mr.. Bows's h0us NJ
In the middle, leaving th
hind wheels and throwing d
out. The horse continud u
the balance Of the wsgG m
lodged against . tree. TlRI
from the wagon, contipA |
Eighth, where he was caubi I
being Injured. Greenwood n
very ugly flesh wound in aal
his hand, which was drsSed
Veasey at his drug store, Et
Monroe streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
FIFTH EDITIIlI


CLAIMS Clam. by the quart a. A,,.. 4
Easter cards. A .Ail.csss
T,sas,.s At one half p Spiisasiisl
h'SCnsenstein's. s26 M s,lSs, a. a d
q grocery Se business at th S' ' enssssd /,
Of Seventh and Jackson 800 sa sl,s.,.a
A mule BELONGING ~ ''''sa,
dead in the lumber v ~ s0as Wild
"s nns streets, on Thuts,aaT,' ,lhl
u sh,!p MA, wiz VISIT LincoSl,,, q \
Fine BuOt lunch and , a
y y. Z. GrahAm's, sOS s SCct ",
to, morrow, Saturday ~ SIMPLIFY q
Tar paper, camnho,
Sod BY n. B. Dapfo r Insect ~,
and Market. ''n' drugsiNl
=. A few triple-plated r,,,,-
King street. - ieWis Row
The survivors Of III.
ware Regiment will ps svOilA
Post headquarters to-m %re' a.
Levi Q; Bird, ESQ.,, will s.'''
memorial a GRAFTON at Admi,.il , \
ronfs tomb on Memorial 3. 81, > y
Specially Of sugar curpd ~.
Market, 6o7 King street, "ss'sn
Seed, seed. HsndersOn,. ,,.,
flower seed. We sell no o,s I'M y
pens, 8 East End s.. ''u''
The headquarters for v.d,,.
In bric-a- brac, decorated s 10y.
crystal and colored glass '1 !. a, "
street, 1. Lewis Row. "'' " M
st9ckle's Book Beer and .,,.l
Buck lunch will be served H., :, s ~
3oS Shipley street, to mo, ,'u'l n
day) all day.
Robert McFarlin. daIrvu,.
Castle Hundred, can and s"m.
he lost q few days ago. vi,s
Price, 523 East Fifth street VIM
| There are many .tyls. n ,.I
selling at cost, and less than ~, =
great bargains, at Moore's ~,
street. "
John II. Adams, John 1.,.!
John T. Davis have been s s'..,.,
tees OF Hanover Street PrsS,
church. -'''
After forty't two years In n
paper and window shade br,i.
claim is sufficient euaran,s y
satisfa ction. Joseph Il. Gu,,n,
AT King street
| The stone crusher aud e,fr
fore rsed by the Street D,Swa,
Tenth and vsnBurep arr
sold at public sale on wedrsa,
21st inst.
The Reliance Active Associate
give Its annual ball in The II
Hall on Easter Monday ujrli
~. d. Aiken has been appOInsd
conductor, d. o. McCuliln aoT
ger. and NJ. Kelly, 0. MsKinl
j. E. Gormley, assistapp.
| James, scu Of William Sco.
resides on Delaware aveuus,
Scott, was surprised BY . viii
a number Of bis ilsudf
Wednesday evening, the ID
anniversary Of his birth, whom.
him with q handsome ciadngc'
perfumery set.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

James Jones, alias Father Doyle,
who swindled number OF persons IL
Philadelphia and succeeded in work
ing his little game on johnson & Son,
OF this city, Is row in MoyamensiuP
prison, Philadelphia He had hear
Ing before Magistrate Smith of that
city on Wednesday, when nine charges
we're preferred against bin and he wat
committed in default OF 81 90 bail for
court.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
Crushed in . Cog-wheel.

Jonathan Clayton, q machinist en-
ployed in the shops Of the p, W. q b
Railroad Company, had two fingers OF
BIS right hand badly crushed on Thurs
day afternoon, while assisting in plac
ing the tire on the wheel Of a locOmo'
tive, by being caught in a cog vince
through the slipping Ur giving way OF
portion of the machinery. The wounds
were dressed by Special Officer Jones
aud they were afterwards examined b.
n physician, who was unable to decid
~""'H'- amputatiou may not yet prov
advisable.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

Twenty-Five very fine Wesl,l
will be sold at public sale 81 ~
OF Jester & Mcdaniel, NO !
Front street, Tomorrow aiIsin'
the auctioneer, as well IS Ils
desire to see gentlemen pEs's
every part OF our city ard c9 y
Guiding q few from the salOl1l J.
OF Pennsylvania, Maryland 4
Jersey. The Messrs. Jes'ti =
mel are wellpOSted in tle ,i hS'a
and they positively assert ia.
the best animals thstthey e''l
They are certainly worm Al
by all hOreemen.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
Death of a Well Known Baker.

Jacob Stuck, the we'll known baker
of Seventh and King streets, died at his
residence about noon yesterday, after
q brief illness with Inflammation OF the
bowels. He wes native of Germany
and about 56 years OF age. He came to
this city msny years ago, and by hts
|untiring industry and u strict attention
10 business succeeded In accommodating
la competence. He was twice married j,
and leaves n widow and six children.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
Personal

General A. A. Chapman,
tobacccnist, left this clg ~. ~
by special invitation, = g.s
Establishment Of MI L'la vi
New York mauufSclgSIsHi ,"ds9
He will be absent u'I I've
ID. W. Grleves las NM
Holdings worlh's al XII, nv 4. d
m aster mecbanic % !. y. :, nresl
road at Mount CDit b" p'''
Ing friends In tli'clN' -
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

TTNALk OF KNIGHTS or LABuR. WE
i are the Knights of Labor. We labor to
get fine goods at low prices for the working
man: POUNDS o. eve rated pesrs z9c;
cherries, Csc. We will make our grand dis
play Of Easter goods next week. Have you
seen our g cent sugar. We havo the best tea
and coffee ami the whitest and cheapest
mschine given with French villa soap; It is
a daisy. save wrappers and get presents
Hams at l0c; dried beef, lie per pound;
pounds of red raspberry lam. 26c; Jelly, 60.
Como and SEQ for yourself that We give the
worth OF your money, at ICE East Fifth st.
a1e.eth 4. M. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

Any one who wishes 10 become the
owner of one of the finest hooking
birds 10 our State, should call on Parker,
NJ. 1903 East Second street. IL would
prove au attraction to any place Ct re-
sort. He also has few fine csnaries
which he will sell at reasonable
urioes.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
poek Beer

Hartnsn s. FeNieu !. : n,irp,
for the book beei Yam
supply all their . cs;.s'II,,' c.n|
huest article ever nST Vourtb snl
At their own saloons, f a,s"us q
streets and Lowering - s'i nr,onpi
street. Orders wiz "
from their brewery -
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
A SeriOus Fall.

Yesterday while Mr.. John Aiken, of
No, GIT West Eighth street, was getting
|ous OF Tilghinan Dauner's wagon at
Eighth and Jefferson streets, his foot
caught In the reins and he fell to the
pavem mt. Fortunately he did not
break any of bis bones, but he sustained
several slight bruises.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
prsttH sight.

Harry Holt has . IL ~ = brO'
horn hen with slI ',,H An.
making Q very Pre S,:s GENERALLY
admired by the ladies'
a. by the children
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
S.,,epslists' Gala pr y,

The Irish. Nsti s,nns for IT,
nual picnic, when nc nrbbpursdsl.
The committee Of rosnndiosysblsd
" make this q very epJO.l
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
Fall I'm Pauent meuic,nes.

Shakers Extracts, bottles.47 cents
Piercs's Med teal Discovery, bottle q
cents; Pile Ointment, never fails L
cura, % cent?, at Tay Tor & Fullerton q
302 King ntreet.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
painful Aecid'pl'

Ho nS.'S %Siis handling 4 nss,:.. R5sn
houses his father iis y sIsss'a
slip, striking bis foot 'n'
seysre wound. -
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
prolific Gov ,

A COW owned by " R1lrisandys1
the lockwood farm ID tvin c,ltj
@ d.,, e. gave sa;1 e + s., ''1Shl TO-.
s ssl sn of that l alSu; Of I'D
cases, If any OIL i' II
cacy. ~U~
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
Black SILK 7TTicotine

l. probably one Of the most
popular silk fabrics in the
market to-day. For pure
silk stock, soft and lustrous
in; appearance nothing ex-
cecds them for spring suit
|ings. Every lady should see
these splendid goods for IS
cents a yard.
French worsted laces in
green. blue, brown. tan,
bronze and black are most
effective and stylish for suits
or over dresses. A splendid
quality for 81 per yard.
Our Summer Silks at 39c.
ARE a great success; seethem.
Here's a bargain to any lady
with an eye for high art nov
elites to be used for over
dresses or trimming. The
quality and style are magni-
hcent, and the goods were
made to import for $500
per yard They are double
fold and the mixtures are on
tan, blue brown and bronze
An obstinate commission
man drives them down tc
Isl. so per yard.
We have received our iul
Hines OF ladies' and chill dren'l
Parasols, among them beiLs
1.-THE celebrated Alameda Par
lasol. which is the creates
novelty of the season, having
1.-TWO shapes in one parasol
Our paraso's this season art
superior to any we have eve
shown and are in silk anc
satin. black and colors, eth
Ter plain or lace trimmed
THE handles show many nov
; elites and good effects. q
; cents to Sc.
Every lady who is particu
lar and critical with he
boys suits should see ours
,lNone are made better i
style, material or workman
Il ship.
We have a complete lin
Iof imported Madras &c
10 Windows, vestibuIes, an
halt-curtains. They are b
the pair or yard, in the ne \
ii est designs and coloring
from IS cents up.
Wood poles in as
m cherry, ebony or walnu
ID with either brass or woo
lends, brackets and rings, I
cents per window, or q
!. brass pole and trimmings,
kslper window.
as as Our line of reduced ca
reIpets should be seen quickl,,
Fifteen hands to sell, NAL
in and lay is getting them o
cd rapidly.
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market ttreets.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

in black escuriaI, spanish and Guipure
lsces. M. e. Riley, 22s King st.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

Kyle's ice cream will be sold at the
old stand in Second street market to
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

Marbled China eggs, marbled dyes
chips, all 3 cents. N. B. DantOrth
druggist, ID and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

Another large invoice OF our 30 and
60 ct. tea just received at orippin's,
East End st.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
snod and Terrsp,

Powell has on BIZ si' , .sa1pIJ ( 4,
s ss,ssp %.s as veil as his '''''
fish. ~
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
Laoes.

Black escurial Lace 80, 90, 95 OTIS. and
81. 10 n yard. This line OF goods Is 20
per cent. cheaper than any In this mar.
ket. M. X. Riley, 1913 King st.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

MY AIMED 1.-TWO GENTLEMEN To
w board 10 private ia nily, whore they
oan enjoy home comforts. Gas, bath. etc
at GOT West 3rd street. al6 ST.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

We are still runni sysr. 0d'
coffee more 1nNA /,
East End 81.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

Days Horse Powder prani
growth Of stunted pigs, and
tns hog cholera,
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

YNANTED-A coy " To Il YEA RS
w OF age to serve milk. Ono that can
bring some made preferred. Address "B.H
J :" this Office lit
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

DOR SALE two COWS, g51xtk
IL with calves by their side Ap BEesGS
ply at corner Maryland avenue and n.y..
Oak street. aIe-ots
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

XXYA NTED-A GOOD, ACTIVE BOY
w for grocery store. Must be able :,
drive horse Reference must be giveI
With each reply. Address, grocery" thi'
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
ATTENTION !
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

Bought for spot cash 25 cases
OF Knights of Labor hats, made
OF the very best quality and for
two weeks only VIII sell them at
$3.50 worth from $3.50 to So
elsewhere, commencing the sale
Saturday, April 18th. To avoid
the rush we have extra ealesmen.
So come early and get your best
pick
Hats reduced from ACC to 39c
" -" csc to Csc
" $1.95 to 81 90
=" 275 to 81. IS
" " 800 to LIE
for one day only, Saturday 18th
at branch of Yonkers' factory,
NO. 5Il MARKET STREET
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

NOR SALE-OHEAP, BABY COACH,
4 good as new. 20T Walnut ct. ale3tt
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

XYYANrED "a FIRST-CLASS TAILOR
w esq on fne custom ooats. ct OF TO ~
per week. apply to dEUhGE SH,
Ale-8tA Y05 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
Pyle Lichtensteln,
226 MARKET ST.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
SALE.

We have been enabled,
by the continued depression
in trade,to make some large
purchases from manufacture
ers and iobbers at our own
figures. and intend to give
buyers the benefit OF them
lin order to close out quickly.
We will quote a few prices
below. and will open the
special sale on Saturday
next. These prices are only
good until the various lots
are closed, as we will be
unable to replace this stock
| at same figures