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Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
Tho Peninsula Methodist,
IooMMuNICArRp.l

have just rad the article In youi
!seue OF Thursday concerning the report
iu the Peninsula Methods. of the com
mencement exercises Rt the Conference
Academy and l desire to express nv
dsapproval OF the article for various
reasons. l Will not he charged with any
undue bias in favor OF the Peninsula
Methodist, but above all things do love
justice and fair play. That tie reporter
may have omitted some important items
In his account Of he com meDcement
proceedings is not to be denied, tut no
nan can make out such report without
leaving out some very important matt
to anothsr mint. Aud even II the H.
tor has greatly erred, and come Metho-
dist feels he has q grievance, Methodisni
Will be more hindered by airing all our
difference J'. .A.c se-ll.s..r papers THAI by
such errors. Do not the Methodists of the
Peninsula think OF ough has already been
written In this liEe, aud that such con-
ilcts OF opinion can be better settled in
private and not by public attacksl
III "Justice" had called the attention
,f the editor OF The Peninsula Methods,
o the apparent neglect, bave no doubt
t would have been corrected and the
writer would have received the thanks of
he proprietors OF the paper. But If the
Itsack is justliable, aud the sccular
PAPER Is the ptce TO make 1t, it is un-
manly to assault auother's name or work |
u an anonymous corresps ndeuce. With
Ill my nature,and | speak for thousands.
hate an attack Of this character mad.
aver pseudonym. Ii criticism is to
be made, and we are afraid to bear the
responsibility, let some on. else whose
moral courage Is not so insignificant
make the attack. The day Las come
when anonymous correspondence con
aiming adverse criticisms should be con
iemnei by every faif-mindcd man. Let
is have no niare o, them. l, "Justice''
las any more snch assaults to make let
'i;n write over his own nam. and bear
ht respoAs b lity.
JoHN D. c. HANNA.
Asbury Parso Ia e, june ~, ls90.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
Philadelphia wilmineton
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n.rrinston, ,bs!msT aud way stations
fxprs.s ior Dover, ii.rriSsasooSa, T aoa ana ID
mai. IL % .. m. aud - night.
krankiin CITY. -. 70. a.,
fori, and Il oriOis. Ii q :. M. and isOi night
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SUNDAY TRArNa.
a Il ot HI ,ilsslnsdslpMs ssssp.rs..a isA a.sA an
. n r. Il. '"' - "s' 7so. aAd
,Ascenea..lon. i:ss Ao,. ~ A, NJ, ma
IA tie. ~. Aud i6.se r. NJ
ror Gsss;sr g sma e g iprss'h lsI ss. u 4 NJ.
fcr @ New icriii S.spassss sas ~ in "a an.
7@ sssn;s, A. r., nv nE IN 81.
For West yhsstsr. via I.snofin. sos A, n,
For or ,.s ss~ 6s Ea,s;s ss, ,2 Is night, CO.. a..
Tor Hiddistswn. Gay.on,. Dover. Wyoming
felton, Harrtnston, Bsideeviile Bsaford
Laurel, and DeimAr, 1A0l night.
Baltimore and Washtnytons 4. ~. 500 p.n,
4. ~, iaod. AZ, so. 7A sD N. and
" tsnisht. Baltimors only Sts r. n and II 10
Issve ePhlladelphia Broad stree. for VII.
a; soa g! ia IS. ma ii d. 3. m.
Accom- m modstion. ts@ So 10 sa. ia ,,u
soG sio, 50. 10 o. and ii as p. in. ''
For further infornasioa, passengers ara
h e1erred W the ticket once 81 the station.
Trains marked thus % arc limited sxprsss
apon which extra fare 10 charged.
cnAs; IA 81; T. lJs rusn; e.,.,.;';. 2; r. WOOD, .,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry Co
kHE

STEAMER CHRISTINA
2sth, nv. between Wilmington, Psnnsgro,e.
Leave wiiminston, i KIM king stree, pier. a,
Arrive At WILMINGTON s.s5, t.sS. 4. m., T.
" - Arrive IenSssrove W. as, 7.n AAos
l. h.isp. M. a;O5 a sos, / $40. m. n: leave
Psnnssrove Llo' As.o. 10 a. M.
fsSs fsun,Sls xlsn'1s /, CITY ~ a. M
Leave Pennsviiie s.osa. IN. and 5.o5 p. N.
SUNDAY ONLY.
70 1ss s 4, 7 ;5 A. 4 >, ATF,ye M,!%SssSn ii
= Arrive fennsgroves G.oa Aa.os, l.
sisys z Sn q. s'so !. lfass ny. fia:. i..is.
,,,s,,r " e.; Xs.a,s !. K city 1910 a. m. Le.r,
Arrive PennsvlIie ais p. M, sma. m
LsaSs i,o., RspasyIlls 1ss,,ns 10 a. M; s. r IN.
meets a. wilminston with trains for or Rea,. e"n
ia,,,. LUZ, Co,;ss,y,Iles sa wsst Chester and sii
Bont leaving Peansgrove at 10 a. m. con.
.a pslarsss from wSisyJ Mem as Castle .i
ware River RsiIrosd. -AN O" '0'n'' on Della
..n Boat Boat. leaving rennsErSye =. i.2t p. M.
vile nd ri point on ". sEs's' u, K. II. Coates
| o, m. and s 40 n. M connects will ra,r ~, ..
on Delaware River X. II. flr ali stations.
The $50 O'Clock p. m. boat from Whining
kalem aud intermediate points, and will
Steamer Clyde frsm Woodland Beacl. "'''
The 10 a, IN. boat frem Pennsgrove OF
train. "'''
The steamer can be chartered for spscia
moonlight excavations.
saturday only; : Monday only.
Apply to the undersigned.
A. q. McCAUBLAND, Sup,t,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28

Another corner Ia the
Bargain Room. We prefer
a crowd Of customers to
regular store profits.
Mems All-wool attractive
Suits, $S, $40. $Ia.
Young Mems Suits at SIo.
Some even IS. .."..
Incredibly good for the
prices. Full, large lots:
Sizes for all. Every taste
provided for in the goods.
These are well-made, good
fitting, worth nearly double.
A saving Of 81 to $4 on
Trousers. Nearly half price
as can be.
Summer G Coats-about cost
to make. Vests ditto.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
Reception Last Evening.

A reception to the graduating elsss o.
80 OF the Friends' school WAS rendered
iast evening by the graduating class Of
1el, in the reception room of the school,
The scholars iu tho class OF 90 were
William Z. SpruAnce, Jr., Rachel Le-
Maistre, Augustine l.. Cranston, James
L. DeNou, Jr., Fred. H. Gawtbrop,
Alice A. johnson, lola Kay Eastburn.
Francis IL. Thompson. Glass of '9l: !:
Victor 8. Thomas, Herbert 8. Mulin.
Albert Constable, g. Whittier McCaulley,
A bert Buck. Mary Meniinhall, Lillian
Berlin, Josephine Palmer.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
Oh, What y Courlrl

VIII YOU heed The warning? The sig
nal perhaps OF the sure approach OF that
more terrible disease Consumption. Ask
yourselves i, you can afford for the sake
OF saving 50c., to run the risk ard do
nothing for It. We know from expert
once that Shiloh's Cure will cure your
cough. 1t never fails. THIS explains
why more than q Million Bottles were
soid the past year. II relieves Group
sud whooping cough at once. Mothers,
do MT be without II. Fer lame back,
side or chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
n. b. Danforth, Wholesale and retail
agent, Second and Market streets, Will
mipgtou.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28


phans' Court of the state OF Delaware, In
and for New Castle County, made On the 10Th
day OF May, a. ID ls'o, Will be exposed to
sale, al puuiic yenaue. On
MONDAY, THE soth DAY oFJuNE
At 10 O'Clock. a. IN,
At the Court House of New Castle Co., the fol-
lowing described resi estate, late OF William
Ali mat certain ioi, described AS No. e.
y the city Of i Wilmington, Delaware, with a
erected, Situate on the southerly side Of Sew
enih street, described A. follows, TO wit.
sal. .as S Rsil' on sS s.sss srs 81
g feet eas'eriy, from the eas,eriy side Of
wall between this and ihe house sdioisinx 9 oa
the west: thence. souiherly parallel with
Spruce street and passing through the middle
nsriheriy side OF CJriett street, and thence
by said side Of entlstt street easterly IS FEET
spruce. street 81 f'ei to The Aforesaid side oil
seventh street, and thence thereby wester-
iy Z, iset TO % tue place ace Of pesinning.
hesI9n,as 4, the in.er..e'on 4 ne north.
sions SAIL .,as OF oi E,ey1",n ns srest. Tstef;S !,
Ing on ihe west, thence northerly by said
ra'l and i9'. parallel with pine street IS feet
along said alley side - feet t. the Aforesaid
aide Of Pine street. thence thereby snntherly
" ttet to the Aforesaid side oil
Eleventh street, and place OF begin
| ming, with the use OF said feet wide alley In
com mon with Others entitleI.
No. Z, beinEa lei oflsnd In the city of
| Wilni- RtOl, Del, situste as iollows to
VIII: Beginning nj the southezsterly inter-
| section Of Twelfth and Lombard streets
| thence along the southerly side of Twelfth
| street easler,y rs feet, ~ inches to n stake;
| thence toutherly parallel with Lombard
street 6s feet to The northerly side Of - ieet
wide alley leading Into Lombard street,
| thence thereby westerly 80 feet 6le inches to
| the aforesaid side OF Lonbar street, aud
| thence thereby northerly hs feet TO the place
| OF beginning, with the n c OF said feet wi Jt
alley In common with others thereto en-.
| titltJ.
| Attendance Will be given and terms made
| known by JOHN II. RODNEY, 1rusfee,
Or by Ills attorney.
| Attest: Charles. II. Nc Whorter. Clerk. %. c.
| 6.l9-Jt.sod
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
Tho Most Profitable
Spot in the City
TOR What Buyers
Get in Il, and tho
Busiest Bar
gain Room.
THIRD FLOOR EAST

I. A certainty of saving
money there. You can't
help it. Tie only trouble
to get . Suit to fit. Not
one In twenty misses
Hundreds Of Suits. Made.
to-measure Suits returned
to ~ for reasons of all
sorts from our mail orders
all over the country. We
can't wait to get our Just
price for them. We make
prices one half. Get one to
ft you save the other hall.
Small lots Of Sults-three,
four, six in a lot-at halt
price.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
pEGIsTEit'S ORDER y
1O kEGlsTEk's 0rtICg ,
NEw CAsIL.Co pT,
" NAS'Eh 7 ~, NLLg y

Upon the application of joscnh I'n.
nell. executor of Benl ruineH. ialsI
W wilmington Hun lrrd, IN aid cu1i,iv 4.
ceased, II Is orderrii itntl directed IL m,
Register that the executor plnressM
give notice OF granting ni letter, ,est,.
hcnthfy upon the esis.le ol the d ceased.
with the date OF granting uy,uul by
ciihsing advertisement, To be pti,,e1
within forty days from TIC lais nf such
letters In sin of the mnst public places
OF tile county of New Castle, rcuulriNt
all persons having demands agnins, the
estate to present the same oi abide by
tue Act Of Assembly in such case made
mnu provided; and also cause tl.c san,e
% be inserted itliin tuo aRint pc,iud IN
tue DAILY Republican, n nrwspnpcr lub
lishcd in Wilmington, pci., aud to hcl
continued therein three weeks &, q. ll,
- Given under the hand and seal
SIS, OF office OF the Register ufore.
i said, at ilmiugton in New
Castle County. ufore said. the day and
year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
Soticc.--All persons having cnin,
against tho estate of the deceased must
present the SAME, duly attestcd to thn
Executor onOr before june nth \. u.
1891, or abide tho Act OF A s,mbly IA
such case made and provided.
JOSEPH II. PTRNEiL,
kxeChUr,
Address, Wilmington, Del. ~. cod
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
Coal, DptI,

You get big iouI u wood, and wo
Guarantee 2,s40 pounds Of good, clean
coal In every ton you order IRON A.
Sergeant, No. 100 Maryland avenue
or seventh and KING streets. Our
coal is under cover aLd screened under
our own supervision. Kiniliug wood in
large loads. Western Oats speciality,
haied hay ard straw by the ton. YARD.
log MARYLAND dayeuue. Telephone, 5A5.
Central Office, 1th aud King streets,
Telephone 5B7. Open in the evening,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
WANAM AKER'S
PHrIApxLraIA. Saturday. June IS. !.

PHILApxLraiA. Saturday. June ss. 1890
Mems Black and Blue
Serge Suits, $40, sra, SIS
and SI8. Judge by the SI8
kind-skeleton throughout.
easy, airy, dressy. We
hear OF precisely the same
Suit outside at S22 50.
Take time to be fitted in
one Of the broken-size Serge
Suits and you save So to
S6 on omr prices-maybs
twice that on the cost in
other stores.
Ali the regular styles of
warm-weather Clothing Of
course.
81 will get for the 8 to Is
year-old boy a plain Jacket
suit worth $500 to So.
Boys All-wool short
Trousers for as little as Csc,
better at 7sc. ST., $I.25,
sI.5o. Ask to see the $I.25
kind.
Near Thirteenth and Market streets cor
ner.
You'n be surprised to
see how little ice Is needed
to keep the Puritan Refrige.
rator near a zero ten.pera.
ture in the hottest weather.
Uprights, SI2 IS to 500.
Sideboards, SI2 to $40.
Ice Chess, $3.50 to $40.
Basement, northwest OF ccntre.
"An Umbrella for a Gen
tleman." Best grown pi'
mento handles, tox's new
prlmus frames, close rolling
long wearing silk, 1878.
Chestnut Street front of the store.
Of all the modest priced
Trunks, No. Il has the mer.
riest smile Tor baggage
smashers. Strong fra m e
we'll covered, combination
! lock, extra heavy catches
, wooden cleats, steel clamps
, and three strap hinges. a
,, slightly trunk. too, and onl,
SO to $40 tor % to 36 incl
size. OF course Theatrlca
! Trunks (SIo to SI4) are
I stronger, SO are Sole Leathel
: Trunks.
They are all here and .
room iull more, including;
Saratogas, SO. so to S17.
Steamer Trunks up to $40.
Basket Trunks, va, S25, $26.
Basket Steamer Trunks, sl4.25 up.
JOHN WANAMAK
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
Dyspepsia and Liver Complain,

10 it not worth the small price of 75c.
to free yourself Of every symptom OF
these distressing comp aints? II you
think so call at our store aud get q bottle
90 Shiloh's Vitallxer; every bottle has q
printed guarantee on II; use accordingly,
aud II It does you no good II will cost
you nothing. N. b. Dsnforth, Wholesale
and retail ageut, Second and Market
streets, WILMINGTON,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
High Recon- m On 4 Ations

OF DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic BaIsam.
said lady, 1t cured cases in my family
which were marvellous cures. She saws
II is the best lung medicine ever made.
said gentleman, 1t saved my wife from
dying from consumption ten YEAR, ago,
30 we can give them right along for
coughs, colds, sore throat, aud the coux
III the grippe 1t 10 splendid. SOC. and 81.
Sold by druggists. Depot Fourth and
King
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
DEGIsTkR'S ORDER,
IN kEGIsTEIt'S OFFICE.

New astle Co., bel, June H. 10.
Uron thc application OF GtofprJ. tbsnar
and Lewis x. Chandler, kIeculor- Of jxx
Chandler, late OF MIL Creek huldfcl 10 d,
County, decease,'. II Ia ordered aud llntehd
by the Register that TIE Executors aioreshd
give notice OF granting oi "
ters trstAnsrntaTy upon W
estate OF The deceased. with tie date 4
granting thereof, by causing adyertistpesa
to be poeted wttliln forty days from we din
ofsuch letters In six of the most pubic p.aaa
OF the county Of New cnstir, rrli7iag "
persons having demands agnirsl The eitanw
present Tue same, or abide by an Act II A.
eembly la such case IN ade and provided M
rlso cause tho same 10 he inserted Wl'hln w
snme period In the DAILY REiuhLlCAN
newspaper publ ed ~ Wilmington, ile, ~
to be coniin ned fherein three weeks ltoa.l
II Given under the hand anu sea-
L. Q. Otfce OF the Register Aforesaid, y
- Milmingt te!i. la New castle tousI
aforesaid, the day and year above wriiten'
JOHN X. BkADFOkll, Reklstfi,
NOTICE. -All persons having elaine as.ln.
The estste offhe deceased must present w
same, daily k..ested TO the ENtlt y IS on
or before June 18th, 1881, or abide lhu AZ
of A ssem bly, In such case made AMI PROVIDED
G.ORGE J. CHAAli.Ek
LEWIS h. CHANDLER, : ENecn'o"
Address.
MI. Cub,, Delaware. Iia'aN
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28


A CATHOLIC, Rev. Father Fleming,
Of Orange, New Jersey, took the law
In his own hands yesterday morning,
and cleaned out . saloon In q much
less time than dozen OF police would
have done 1t. On one block in Centre
street several saloons were in full blast
though 1t was past O'Clock In the
morning. The Rev. Father was filed
With indignation and he entered John
hslley's saloon with such look OF
righteous indignation In his counts-
nance that tho thirty or iorty mon
present tumbled over each other
tnrough rear doors and out at the win
COWS. The Rev. Father then lectured
Kelly roundly about breaking the law
by keeping the saloon open after mid
night and he did not leave until Kelly
had locked the place up.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
.<zzfazss1
H&<<S

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers viii,
Pay AL Prizes drawn IN The Louisiana State
ters. SSA"
II. N. wALNlsIEY, Psle. LSui.,.p. Natl
Bank.
PIERRE LANAUN. Pros. State Natl I,lr.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nari
Bank.
GAIL KOHN. Pres. Union NationI Bank
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
At the Academy Of Music, New Or.
leans. Tuesday. July Is. 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900
100000 tickets at 020 cach, Halves $40;
Quarters %; Tcnths -; Twentieths
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28

NOTICE.
IN TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ,srArroP
DELAWARE, NEW CAsTLE.June 10, 1870.
An act taxing Telegraph and Telephone
companies doing business in this state.
Thateyery individual iirm or corpora.
ton owning. maintaining or operating
amy line OF lines of telegraph or tele.
phone within this State, shaiI be subject
to taxation :or tho use of tho State in
manner following, viz: zach such indi-
Vlutihl hlin oI corporation shall AN
nually on the first day of july, com
inencing with the first day of July, A.
p, 1889. pay to the state Treasurer for
tne ,lse OF the State, tax of sixty tG0)
cents per mile FOR tho longest wire with
IN the Staten tax Of thirty taOi cents per
mile Tor the next longest wire. and
twenty t20) cents per mile for each and
every other wire owned, maintained and
operated within the State, by each such
individual. hrih or corporation; nd 1t
shall be, aud Is hereby inndo the duty of
every such individual, firm or corpora.
tion annually on the first day of June,
commencing with tho first day OF June,
a. d., 1850. to make and deliver to the
state Treasurera statement in writing,
verified by the onth of such Individual
or one of the members OF such firm. or
by the president, general manager or
treasurer of such corporation, showing
the whole number OF miles of wire own
cd, maintained or opernted within this
state by any such individual. firm or
corporation, and nlso designating the
length and location of tho longest and
| next longest wires Of each, and in case
OF the refusal or omission OF any indi-
vidual, firm or corporation to make and
| deliver such statement, the State Treas
urer shall be ana he is hereby authorized
| empowered and directed to make nu
| assessment oil the tax hereby imposed
upon the best Information he may be
| able to obtain. and adding to the sum of
tho tax SO assessed penalty Of twenty.
hye t2o) per cent. and demand payment t
OF tho whole from the individual, brm or
corporation SO in default. Provided that
the estimate SO to be mnde by the State
Treasurer In such case shall bo final and
conclusive on tile party 50 in default.
In ease of the omission or refusal of
any party hereby liable under this act to
pay the tax by this act imposed within
thirty days after II is due, the State
treasurer shall be, and he is hereby uu-
thorized, empowered and directed to
uistrain upon any personal property of
the party soin default, and hay ing given
notice in writing ofsuch seizure and dis
tress, to sell the said property SO seized
and distrainod on ten day notice by ad-
vertisements posted In Ave public
places OF the county whe re In such uron-
| erty shall have been seized.
| The telegraph and tele phone compan.
los doing business in this State will
please give this matter their immediat
attention. WILLIAM HERBERT.
I ais-t1 State Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
Bay Ridge, Sunday. June %

The first Sunday excursion to Bay
Ridge will be run by the Is. & o. rail-
road next Sunday. Tickets only 81.
Trains leave Wilmington, Market street.
At 2. % q. m.; Delaware avenue, 7.40 a.
IN. Returning steamer leaves Bay Ridge
At $50 p. IN. Arrive Wilmington at IL
p. m.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
GORDON HEIGHTS.

Splendid view OF tho Delaware River
anu City OF Wilmington. No inter
yening marsh land. The city Is extend
ing rapidly in that direction and these
ilne situations must necessarily greatly
increase IN value. These lots arc u part
OF the well-known Gordon tract, situ-
ated about ono mile north of the city
line and extending from the Phila. Pike
TO the Delaware River Electric Rail.
why terminus half q mile from the land
and will likely be ex tended to 1t in u short
time. The lots grclnid out loot front and
10 to $40 feet in depth. 1t is inton led
to sell to parties WHO will build neat and
attractive houses for homes.
We think no more handsomely sit
uated lots have ever been offered for
sale arouud Wilmington. Prices will
lie started very low and terms made to
suit any purchaser The undersigned
will be plensed to show the lots Mt any
time. Plots and full particulars fur
nished at oiiice.
Philip IL Clark 4 Co
ia tu-th-s-tf sel MARnEr ST.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
u EGlsTEius ORDER
IN ltt0isrER's OFFICE,
NEw CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
June IL. 1890

NLw CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
June u, 1880.
Upon the application of JAMEsQ.
BONNER, Administrator Of JAMES
BONNER. late of Wilmington Hundred,
In said county, deceased, IL Is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Ad.
minisintOr aforesaid give notice NJ
granting Of letters Administrator upon
tho estate Of the deceased, with the
date of granting thereof by causing ai.
vcrtisc,ncnts to lie posted within forty
days IRON tile date OF such Letters IN six
OF the most public places oi tlr county
Of New Castle. requiring all persons
having demands against no
estate TO present the came or
abide by mn Act of Assembly
In such case made and PROV ldcd; auda!,o
cause the same TO be inserted Wlthh lAe
same period in the DAlly HNrm car,
a newspaper published in WiinlGs,oa,
Del, and to be continued therein ,hre
weeks. te.o.d.)
- Given underthclsudaud' zeal
LIS. of Ofticc OF the Reg t'r aiote-
- said, ut Wilmingion IN New
Castle. County. aforesaid. The day and
wear above written.
JOHN X, BRADFORD. Register
EorIcE.-All persons having Gains
against the estate OF tie deceased mus,
present the same, duly nitcslod TO tbs
Adn't'r on or before June ilth l@l, %
abide the Act of Assembly IN such case
made and provided. ia AMIs " BuN'
NER. Administrators Adcs~, Hn~S-
ington, Dol. lESv
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
Two More Pensions.

W. g. McNs,r, who has charge OF
William II. Hayward's Wilmington
office, 10 notified that the original claims
OF George Crawford aud John T. Rich
ardson have been allowed.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28

IT is doubtful II any city In any OF
the old States will show q larger per-
centage of population than Chattanoo-
ga. Tennessee. In 1880 1t had q
population ct 12,SS0, and Ii now
reaches 45. 900. gain OF $50 per cent.
Chattanooga is In an iron manuiac.
turing region, where Northern enter
prise and capital has had tree limit.
1t is Republican city and is repre-.
seLted by Republican In Congress.
That 10 what protection and Republi.
canism is doing for the South when
permitted by the Southern bull. .dozers.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28

Send your orders to Gardner, Seventh
and shipley streets. If you want the best
iee cream on the Fourth,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
Now IL Your Chance.

7. A. Shannon has just received . nne
Hoe OF gents' flannel shirts at the lowest
prices, 3O5 West second street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28

for IL cabinet photographs and one 1920
crayon portrait at Cumming gallery.
S02 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28

WE have mentioned It before, but
II will do no harm 10 call again upon
all Republican poll tax payers to 20
and pay their taxes now.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28

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