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Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
The Medals for Oratory.

Benjamin b. Smith, son OF Magistrate
Frank h. Smith, OF this city, WAS The
suecessiul competitor for this first prize,
the Purnell gold medal, for oratory at
aAe Delaware College commencement, In
which there were len con ntestants. Young
4Ritn's subject was "The Curse OF
1egulus" Revs. Messrs. Browne, Metho-
ekt; Bond, Episcopai, and Manlove,
xfesbyterian, we're the committee to de
eAds the merits OF the orators. Cadet
n0th is very proud Of his medal and de-
esryes It. 8. i. HIRING, OF Milford
aeew the second prize, . t5 gold piece
eeered by Consul TO bordeaux, Horace
0pseley-K uowles.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
II Was NOT EdHnrdla.

For some time 1t Was thought that the
man killed 1t Thuriow station, on Tues
day night last. was Harry T. Edwards,
Of this city, but that report has been set
at rest BY last svening's Chester Times.
that says: The man killed on Tuesday
night above Thurlow station, was idenu-
hed. yesterday ~ Jesse Gallagher. Of No.
1876 Lloyd street. The relatives Of the
deceased went 70 Undertaksr Minshall's
place, Third and Morton streets, where
the wanglsd body wac lying and after a
close examination fully identified It
Deceased leaves . vile and three chill
drcn. He was In his 42d year. Two
hats were found on the railroad near
whore the boiy was lying aud 1t was
supposed that two men had been killed,
but Il 10 presumed . passenger on . train
had bis hat blown Oh.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Moonlight Excursion.

The young men of st. Johns A, q. u
P. Church of Newark, DEL, will give
their first grand moonlight cxcuraios
down the Delaware river on Thursdsy
night, June 20. Should the weather
prove stormy It will 90 on Friday, The
9th. The steamboat Christians VIII
leave King street wharf at 8 p. m., atom
ping at New Castle going and reiurniuS
Thomas HArding's band will furnish tina
music for the occasion. We expect 10
have q good time. Come 90 with US,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
No Postmaster Appointed Yet.

There was nothing new 10 report at
noon to-day In regard to the posi- cffice
appointment. The general impression is
that the name Of Daniel +. Stewart will
be cent In to-day, but there are those
who think that no name will be sent TO
the President before next week. A
rumor prevailed this morning that de-.
egation had gone down to Washington
to intercede for the appointment OF q.
Wetley Weldin. Such thing may have
taken place. but nobody seems to know
anything definite about it. II wss also
reported that Charles q. RImf0rd, ESQ I,
had been mentioned In connection with
tbs Office. Henry Z. Conrad, Eeq., was
mentioned with some prominence this
morning. and there are those who still
predict that George w. Stone will be
The winning man.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
FOURTH EDITION
Citv ,Jotsin9s.

cry Jotsan9es
Ma .. I. Rulsy Of Orange street enjoys
the noeosisty oil making the ansst pies
and eaees 10 The nelghborho0d.
IA alar 0lants defeated the West En4
Dast BA(l Club ysstsrday at Front and
UnieA elrssts by SCORE Of ID toe.
g. Chippel I'D bs orctestra p the
riQk lAb 6V&biqf, who're The Odd Fellows
N holding thsf celebratiou. The music
VA go0d and The entertainment was we'll
attended BY the best people Of the race.
The order and deeorum would have bssn
creditAble TO any asssmblsge.
J. Chandler Wright and the Wilming-
ton Pianist Quartet sang before . large
audience lass evening 10 PhilAdelphia.
They were well received aud highly
complimsated.
Rey. ,, 7. Moore. who has been At-
tendiag th1 convention at Newport has
closed hie labors there and 10 now trav-
cling East Whom last heard from he
was 10 Boeton, Mass.
cream saloon ct No. 715 DUPONT street.
pleasant part OF the city. The electric
cars will take you Within one square OF
bis rssidence.
The churches of st. Thomas and Gen.
trsl Prssbyterian, both OF Philadelphia,
were very largely represented by excur-
alonists At Brandywius Springs yester-
day; nearly 1000 people were on the
grounds aud not an unkindly act notice.
able 10 record that stands a. . ohal-
lsago 70 any other sxcuniontst 70 oxosl
and compare with the action Of those
that visited ths same resort on the 12th
inst, proves coaclusive'y, without
shadow Of doubt, that the latter were
tho city's lowest type that took the ooca-
sion o. an outing for veutllatipg them.
solves 10 the utter dismay Of all 9th ere
concerned.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
A Fatal Fall.

About 0 o'clock last evening the wife
OF Harvey Laplere, residing At No. ll07
East Thirteenth street, iell down q figh,
OF stairs ani was instantly killed. Mrs.
Lap!erc hal boon up stairs attending to
some duties, aud In coming down tripped
and fell from the upper landing to til,
bottom. DR.. W. j. Winner was called al
once, but IS coon as he made an exami
nation pronounced her dead. lIer neck
was not broken, but 1t is supposed tina
the spinal cord was broken. She was 4s
y ars OF age. Coroner Gamble was noii
tled and granted rtlhcate in accord.
ance with the iacts.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
EDITION
The Kent County Farmers.

sHS N1osas (Vthsaty WtumVIus
At the meeting Of the farmers' Insti
tu'c Of Kent county. held Vt Camden on
wednesday,. the following report wai
saagsd. ,..
that unl,ss patriotic citzcus and poll.
ceiAns make pecisl Efforts 10 dhcounten.
ance and prevent the Unlawful use OIL
money at the November elections oil
this year there is reason 10 apprehend
that they will be marked BY bribery aud
cnrruption TO an unusual degree. We
therefore recommend that the Farmers'
Institute OF Kent county invite the exc
cuiiye committees OF the Democratic,
Repubic.n and Prohibition parties TO
pledge themselves to abstain from all
illegal use OF u.oney 10 the campaign
and at the pills, aud to use their best
Efforts TO dissusde and prevent others
from the said illegal and unpatriotic
practice aud to render such sssls snoe as
may be In their power TO secure the In
diclment and punishment oil vlolators of
the election laws.
1--WE also recommend the appoint.
,meat Of observers at the polls, who
ilh,ll detsct bribery and furnish informa.
~tpn 10 be laid before the grand Jury.
I'VE also recon mend that the insti-
tutes OF New Castle and Sussex counties
be notified of this seton and requested
TO adopt similar course.
I'VE also recommend that the insti-
tuts demand pledge Of cooperation In
ths action from each candidate who
scyke TIE sun, age CT the people.
I'VE alao recommend the adoption OF
.the following resolutions:
Resolved, That th.s institute regards
the purity Of the ballot as the very
Foundation Of free government and
that tho buying and selling Of votes
shell be regarded ~ the greatest OF all
crlints, and for the purpose OF destroy
ing thts worst Of all evils ws earnestly
aud; iDperatIveIy demand of the Leg.
ts'aturc tue passage Of . secret ballot
law, known csmluoniy ~ tho Austria
Han sys'em, or something equally efil-
eient.
"Isesolved, That the plan presented by
Thomas u. Cours y,for securing u secret
ballot at elections to endorsed by the in
stitute. and the matter be referred TO the
nnitcd committees OF the three institutes
and the oranges" =
ihe following resolutions, offered by
J. Alexander Fulton Of Dover, were also
unapimously adopted:
Resolved, That we hereby tender our
hearty thanks to the members of the
Uni;A States Senate who yesterday
voted to restore silver to Its ancient and
b. norable place as money In the coinage
Of the country.
"Resol7N That we now appeal to the
memhs the House OF Re press n natives
W sre 70 The unmistakablo demand
~ Pole and pass the Senate bill
oshfesolved, That copy OF these resc-
lutions be forwarded to The Hon. J. II.
Regain and tho Hon. Preston B. Plumb
10 tho Senate and the Hos. J. Is. Pening-
Ton in the House, with the request that
they may be promptly laid before their
n epective bodies"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
N s,sAs..sa auesase..

LONDON, June So.-1As Post psb.
ll5Aes sn intsrvisw with epullsr. ior-
msSIy ffsnch Minister Of toseisn A6ai!s,
reistiyS 70 The Nsfoundlsud Fisheries
question. n. Spuller said ~ believed
that Notwithstanding Secretary Dlains'a
eli embracing Views ~ y Amsr'ca'e
futuss, England had no cause to feel
alarmed because Of the thfeatsnsd sssss-
siop Of Newfoundland.
The problem wss difleult pAs, but u
WAs mot Of great intrinsic Importance.
France wAs bound 10 maiutaln hsr prss'
tige, and was nAturally avsrse 10 . ~.
cuniary solatium. Lord Salisbury had
been open and couciliatory throughout,
and the negotiations had beeu Of . most
ainicabls character. There was NO feel
Ing against England in France on this
account such - existed ON the Egyptian
qu estlon.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Second Floor Odd Fellows' Hall.

John T. Walker has removed his shoe
store from his old stand to the second
floor of Odd Fellows' building, Third
aud King streets, whore he will be
pleased to see all his old customers and
many new ones. His stock comprises
all sizes from The best manufacturers
aud will be sold regardless OF cost.
eecond story Odd Fellows building for
the next sixty or ninety days, after
which he will return to the old site in a
new building. JOHN I. WALKER,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Wiln DuclSa.

When W. T. Tull was visiting his
brottcr-in law, Mr.. John Ward, nj
Marion. Nd, a few weeks ago, wild
ducks nest containing II eggs WAS die
covered on East creek. Tie cggs were
taken and placed under q hen, which
hatchel ten Of them. When the duck.
were about two weeks old seven of them
stray ed away and tho remaining three
were sent TO Mr.. Tull 10 this city, and su
Monday last he forwarded them to the
Zoolo.i zeal Garden in Philadelphia,
where they were estecms ID som.thiny oi
. curiosity.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
AltcLllnn Elnhorme en-.

All members OF the George Washing
ton Fishing Club, who propose going on
the annual excursion next Monday. are
urgently requested to call on q. X. g.
and X. Joseph X. Adams, At No. SOL
Market street tomorrow and secure
their lines aud other necessary tackle, as
the store will not be open on Monday
morning before the excursion leaves.
Every ono should have one OF the patent
adjusting dipsies, which can only be pro-
cured Mr.. Adams.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
A Serious Charge.

Kennard Dutton, colored, we'll
known charac;er, was arraigred before
Judge Bali this morning charged with
an attempt to assault Officer Sherer last
evening. The evidence showed that
Dut'on, who was drunk, came up behind
the officer -hile he WIS making an arr, 8.
aud attempted to assault him with a
stone. but WAS prevented. by somo whit
men who happssed TO notice his ac,ions.
The Judge imposed fine OF $40 and
costs, which will send tbs accused to
New C.stle jail Tor the next sixty days.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
ReEAQlal.

Nlss J. H. Wilson, who has been con-
eestsd with the Conference Academy at
Dover as tesoher OF music for the last
fourteen years, left that place on Tues
day for Germany, where she expects to
ePsnd one year In the study of music.
Among the graduates at the 10th COM
esncenept at Dickinson College yester-
lsy were William Prettyman Taylor and
uohn Y. Mohler OF Dover.
Harry A. Richardson and family of
Power arrived home or Monday evening
last from their trip to California.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Mrs. Harrison .. Cape May.

CAPI MAY, N. j., June 19.-Mre.
Harrison aud party, including Mrs. Nc
Kse and the two children, Mrs. Dim
mick, two maids and White House Stew
ard Thomas McKiip, who was in charge
Of the baggage, arrived At Cape May this
afternoon by special train OF two cars.
The party was met by Mr.. w. v. Nc
Kssn, OF tho Philadelphia Ledger, and
his vile, who escorted them to Cape
May Point, where thoy arrived at b.l5
O'Clock. No denomination was made,
and the ladies entered their new home
and were installed for the summer.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Sale of I,eal Estnta.

Lore & Emmons, trustees, sold at the
Coait House, ON Thursday afternoon,
Nbsough Stidhsm & Son, auctione ers,
sss three-story brick dwelling ON Frenc i
etyset near Third. formerly occupied By
8m. Hare, deceased, to Il. &. Robinson,
Esq, for $1,000.
Also the three-story brick dwelling
en French street near Second, to J. L.
Carpenter. Sr., for IL $50. A lot of Ian
e Thatcher street, TO Fred. Klenle, a,
t1.05 per foot.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Successful Fair and Festival,

The recent fair and festival of st. Pa
tricks Church netied about $500. Prizes
were won - follows; No. 2l8, lady's
gold chain, Mrs. l.. L. Messick; No. 81,
eentleman's gold chain, Mrs Finn, No.
3l7 Railroad avenue; No. 252, gentle
mans gold watch. John Quinn, Bellevue;
No. ISL, lady's gold watch, Bridget
Trainer, No. Gil Delaware avenue; No.
o.. amethyst ring. Kate Ryan, No. 11l3
Lombard street; No. 2s8, plain gold
ring, Lille schoepp!eiu, No. l122 East
Twelfth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Accident mt s,tnreriv

An accident took place at Singerley
Station, B. " o. railroad, sometime this
Iaorning, by the coupling OF a car b. oak
Ing. Tho engine, H. is reported, went
ov'r TIE embapkment and k!llsi tho
lremeu, AID another was so severely
hurt that it is taid be has .iuce t.ie,i.
The namc, OF the unfortunate men
could not be learned.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Kin Go Tea.

D. e. King, general travelling salesman
for the A. Courtney Doyle Company, i'm
porters and expor ters aud manu- actussss
OF fiIe drug and grecery products. Baitl-
more, Md, Is canvassing our city dts-
tributing circulars, cards, &C., for the
KIN Go Tea. This 10 considered the best
wherever It has been introduced.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
l.iid Promptly,

william Powell, who died recently
Was l. mem, er OF Alpha Council, No. i,
Legion o, We Rad Cross, and during his
sick css was paid weekly benefits. A
lew days since bis widow received a
cheek Tor 81 600, being the amount OF
the death benefit fund provided by this
excellent o der.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

The Chinese gov 1t, but can't mix II.
W. huid the k y OF the mixture. This
Ia the solution oi the iihe n yor OF kin
Go tea. Tryf and you viii never be
without this b nd. ASK your grocer.
Insist upon having 1t. u lb. I5c.; l-G
lD, lUc,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

s. &, r; =. 7ssss..S
..,s.s.'
CRANOR &C.,,
~.
Cal MARKET STREET.
6a1 MARKET STREET.

We are going TO offer
more genuine bargains to-
morrow Saturday. than
We have ever offered In q
week before, and II We do
not do Q half weeks busi-
ness in one day We shall be
disappointed.
Bargain No. I will bs a
ladies' half-bleached Bal.
brlggan Vest as Ia3o-ex.
aclly the same a. we have
been selling all the season
at 7sc.
Bargain No. "A Ia.
dies ribbed bleached Bal
briggan Jersey At 25c-ex-
actly the same as we have
been selling for 87}
Bargain No. 3.-One lot
Of ladies' low neck, no
sleeve Gauze Vest at 25c.
reduced from 373c. We
have been paying Sic for
these goods until this lot.
Bargain No. 4.-Boys
Wash Flannel Waists at
223c, all sizes reduced from
25c-for this day only.
Bargain No. 5.-Boys'
flannel shirts reduced from
50 to 3oc-ior this day only.
Bargain No. 6.-Men's
Unlaun dered Muslin Shirts
with linen bosoms, reduced
rom so to 44c, tor this day
only. These are the best
made and most perfect 6t-
ting shirts in the market.
Bargain No. 7.-Men's
Unlaundered Muslin Shirts,
with linen bosotns and finest
workmanship, reduced from
rs to &c.. for this daylonly.
Bargain No. 8.-Ladies'
plain perforated leather
belts, reduced from 25 to
2lc., for this day only.
Bargain No. 9.-All Of
our newest and choicest
parasols will be reduced
rom SIS 90 to 81 90, and
from $3.50 to $3.50, and
from $3.50 to $3.50.
Bargain No. lO.-Men's
6leacbed Drilling Drawers,
at 25c. The best in the city
or the money.
Bargain No. 11.-Men's
Peperell Drilling Drawers,
she best fitting drawers in
tie market. "Pantaloon
Gut" Reduced from SO to
44c. for to. morrow only.
Bargain No. 1--we
have received another small
lot, 33l yards, Of India Linen
Muslin Remnants, worth
l5c. These will 60 into the
sale al sc. 1t will be we'll
to Come early for these
goods, as we have sold over
this quantity in one day.
Bargain No. l3.-All our
Ladies' Cap IS reduced from
W 90 to 81 90.
The goods marked 'for
day only" will positively
not be sod for those prices
after 10 O'Clock Saturday
e.ening.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Fourth of Juiy Exoursious.

Tho Baltimore and Ohio r. r. Co. win
sell excursion tickets TO and from all sta.
tiOns on its lines east OF the Ohio river d
reduced rate on account Of the national
holiday. Excursion tickets will be sold
turn passage until July Z, inclusive.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

It's stated that MIR. J, K. Wood, gen.
cial pai seaRer agent of iGe lenasyl van u
GMlruaJ, mas b Gu tende,ei HE plsse =
yer ON III iss iouerthip ui tAu trunk ines
at n .siary oil $l2 OO0 year. 1t y also
.t,,ei thnt Mr.. Wool vii probably dc.
ri pe III, ofler.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Contract for nm Orran.

A contract has been received by John
Brown, the well known organ builder Of
1is city, 10 build q new two manuel
kps organ for the Presby terian Church
Delaware City. Work will be com
penced at once, as the organ must be
tompleted by September l.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
MAltIkIElD

BOwERS-sCANLA Thursdnv
evening, June 10. at tho residence Of
the brides mother, No. 1922 West
Fourth street, by Rev. Adam StenRle,
Mr.. John Bowers and Miss Minnie
Seaman, both OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

Tennis Oxfords Tennis Oxfordn,
for mems, womens. boys and girls a
Bsbcock's 200 Market street, above Sec
ond, East side. East side. Prices alwayl
the lowest In town.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Tnx Collerinrs

Tax Collectors Doulhetty and Mckee
are bu. y .S>.iis: Ius u'''l" ,AS Giun Iur
during he month ol JUL, wGen tLey
will sit in the c,y tax 'iii,e e, on SIKH
street between Market AID King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
- = : :
Aiiel,.plcd knLbnrY,

Weir's grocery store, un kIng street
above i ghth, was broken into last MY l,t
bat tho bu'gia nust lave ben fright.
rneI of, h. tey did i succeed iu
securing any booty.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
The W Gather,

Tomorrow promises to be fair TO
cloudy and continued high temperature.
Similar conditions will probably prevail
on Sunday, followed by showers In dill
ferent sections.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Shetland Ponies.

NJ. Richeaberger has received . half
dozen genu ne Shetland poniss, which J.
can bo handled by the most ttmid Fer.
son. They will be sold at private fale
or at public sale on next Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

3good slightly used pianos, (upriahts)
by Haines, Bshning a Bacon. Special
bargains.
perfectly new aud handsome Weber
piano (upright) for less than regular
wholesale price.
4 second hand square pianos for $40,
$50. $50. t125.
II. 7. Robslen, 710 Market street,
Sole agent for Knabe pianos,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
liy.rpooI and London Ts,,ors

Liverpool and London TaiIOrs.
Az WOOL pants to order $500. Salts.
Ra00. Cut to yoSr meaeure, we'll made
nAtssd. ga ksrhss street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
MEMS SUITS.

All-wool suits in light and
dark colors worth $40, we sell
at $3.50.
Suits worth SI2.5o, we sell at
So.
Suits worth SIS, we sell at $40.
Fine Cashmere, Worsted and
Wide Vale suits at $40, SI2
and SIS, worth SIS, $1,000 and
$40.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Now Ia Your Chnnc~.

I. A. Shannon has Just received q hne
lire OF gents' flannel shirts at the lowest
prices, 3O5 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

Russelis closing out sale, At No. 800
Srhst street. Is attracting greet atten-
ltoa from the ladies who wish to secure
bafgsins.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
The Flsh Market

Powell has on his stall In the Third
l4rs4t market buttsr-nsh, bass, halibut,
B0uhdess, pike, trout. goldfish, &c. Open
until 10 o'clock on Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

Don't buy your dress goods or any
| thing In the dry goods line until YOU
have visited Russsll's closing-out sale at
| No. 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Another Inoraana.

0AArles II. clsyviile, of this city, has
~ Bic pension increased 70 eight dol
" psf ponth through HAywsrd's
oSAney, IN charge OF w. s. McNalr.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
--latest Novelties

In wall paper and window shades, from
the iow,st to best grades, at g. W.
Evans q Co. ., No. 200 West Second st.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Ladies'

Common Senses KID Oxford ties at Bah
cocks' 206 Market street, above Second,
East side, East side. Prices lowest In
town,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

tEy JUST OPEN
w cd our dress making parlors. We
can make mt once II number of dresses.
All garments out by tailor system. only
com petrnt holp employed. MRS. JNO.
WiLKlNSON, No. 2l3 W. Tenth street,
>, cond lloor. J20-.tS
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

Do you drink? II not you ought, and
kln Go is the thing ceoling soothing and
bofreshlng. Try 1t, Chinese tea,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

Try c. L. Meiler s.California hams and
beef tongue at fifty cents. He keeps all
other kinda OF meat at 507 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
DRICE LIST.

CASH GROCER, N. L. Corner Eleventh
aud hPunua afrapta
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

West Presbyterian excursion to G ~
9ag, Thursday, june W. Wait for IL.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

Wet Presbyterian excurs OF 10 Cape
Ma. Thu. aday. Jape ". Wsit !or IL.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Hot Weather Comforts

Flannel Coats for 2sc, worth
soc. .........
Seersucker Goats and Vests
worth SLIPS, we sell at 75c
Mohair Goats and Vests worth
So 50, VIC sell at 81 50
Very fine plain and striped
mohair coats and vests worth
s., we sell at So 50
Drab de Etc coats and vests
worth 81, we sell at s.; coats OF
the same, So so
Silk Pongee coats and vests
worth 81, we sell at So
Alpaca Goats worth 81 75 we
sell at 81 IS
Alpaca Goats worth 81 2s,
we sell at 81 SO @=u-.
Linen Vests, white and fancy,
single-breasted, 7sc double
breastedSI
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

Have YOU heard OF the panio' II noA
read X. l.. Russsll's adv. and ~ vines
hs says 70 you about sliks, And pseas
BY It.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
NOW FruI,s and 0roosrlss,

w. 8. Moore, northwest corner Of weQe
street and Delaware avenue, hss straw
berries IRON Mil Creek Hundred, win.
dow screens, butter, eggs and groceries
ct low est rates.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

Daniel Hpss has presented the Police
Dase Bah oiub with caps
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
State Of Therpuomster

nt the REPUsLloAN olhce to-day, In tie
Bhade:
7o'ciock lOo'clock l2o'cloc b
So "A &c
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

'l,0R sALE-TwENTY FRESH f,,xxxs
COWS and springers. Alsoa tES
200 horse, Apply 1T stall No. M-U-
Fl Sscnnd street alirset. WM. d. VIII
kINS. j2O'5tdAwt
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

JiloR SALE-A SHOE STOREIN GOOD
II location. House and store for rent.
Address H. =. this Office. j20-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
This Week

Finds us with the largest
and most elegant stock of
goods in our business his.
tory. Low, medium and
higher priced ware. all
mole abundant and cheap
er than for years past.
Hundreds of dollars worth
Of new designs in glass and
china Of our own importa-
ton. China very suitable
for anniversary and wed,
ding presents arrived re-
Gently.
We have no room for
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

Wy A YOUNG MAN OUT
w door cmploymcnt. Can furnish
horse and carriage. Also can invest
small amount OF cash. Good security
and recommend. = ohs. strictly conh-
dental, Address w. w. this Office. j20-3.s
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

for ~ cabinet photographs and one l0zse
crsyon portrait At Cumming gallery
BOZ Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

This standard brand of plug
tobacco is acknowledged to bt
the best chew and the larges
piece for the money in the mar
ket. Tneo tin tag on each limp
Its extensive sale for many year,
has established its reputation
There is nothing better. Try it
For sale by dealers and grocers