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Mo. Pac, Round-T Fri and Summer
Tourist Rates.

Commencing June 22d the above tickets
will be on sale until Oct. LIST with limit until
Oct 81. to most any part Of the United
States or Canada at greatly reduced rates.
For time cards aud complete information
call on or address. Fl. G. RUssRLL,
City Ticket Agent.
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T. & L. u. Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Lafayette eoun-
ty Farmers and Laborers' Union will be held
IN the Grange hall, In Hisginsville. on Tues.
day. July LIST. commencing promptly at 10
O'Clock a. IN. H.. e. CHILEs, Pres.
j. BROWN JONES. Secretary.
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Notice.

we wish to Inform scLaGi directors and
others interestea. TIA. we have again mann
featured L lot OF our celebrated School Dssls
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Dover. ,os..
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THE ALTAR.

Married-At the residence OF the brides
father. Ia Independence. June Is, by Rev.
MADEIRA, ID. D., Mr.. W, l.. GAINES al Kan.
sas City, and Miss ANNIE Il. SMITH. Miss
Annie was formerly u pupil OF f. A. Semi
nary.
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Excursion Rates via Santa Fs
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round trip tickets good returning to Septsm.
Der so, Sl7 "a.
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40 DELINQUENT TAN
PAYERS

NIf personal delinquent taxpayers are here.
ny hotined that the delinquent personal tsx
Door nus been thls dav turned over TO me for
correction. u GOi paid 1t b,cOmes nv duty IN
lNrn I've same over TO the city attorney 10 n.
a.,ta M. tOu are therefore requested TO call al
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- "Vo iANhish, ". U. JuneallA
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apr12tf
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
clrr " UousrnY.

Hs - wNnh ~ cinss I'm the city's busy
And thousht thle very happy Thought.
scenes tnes 09Get me horo
And al W civ ueises shall be lost 10
Awsyy Win si;S sa iA,s ssaseless rush; I'm
weary of me tokite.
On. xh.E : !ss2.srs 4 would be 70 lead
~ sSpsssdy spSasd q sSxshs 81 srs:. sso"slon In the
les ysrlah6 11ld6 snd solitude are Just
the thing for ~"
He olimbsd m In she old BARNS NOV to
feed the la61ees Ray,
And Thought thla very happy thought:
"To.m6rro< lau away
From all yhia dull lnOnotony ana dreary
I'm ,seissS sciss ss 6 whore there's some.
why inSst isM ny weary days plod one
Oh, fwcuid OVEN where busy hands in
multftules 0b0undl
IN spend my Wes6E's vacation In the
city's tlrr0bbtpg heart.
OF which did f0rkrtne favor me I'D be an
active part."
Each went 70 tlss dsstred place, but, very
Each one bcicrs tho week was up was
glad TO come away.
They found each others Joys Of white
were flecked with shades OF blnck,
Though each was clad to 70. yet both
were glAldur 70 got back.
--Chicago Evening Post.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

LOB RENT.-TRREE ROOMS, FUR
= a,shed or uniurnished. Apply Apelnss. e s0i
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Eudor;lnr mr., Horny.

The vacancy that will be occassoned
By the expiration OF the term OF Pro-
thonotary ueorge A. Maxwell, on July
8, will soon have to be filled BY Governor
BiRgs, and there are several aspirants
for the position, the principal ones being
Theodore r. Armstrong Of Newark, and
Peter A. Horty OF this city. and the
iriends Of each are doing all In their
power for them.
Yesterday Governor Biggs was in this
city, and was waited upoa by . delega-
tion consisting Of john McCloskey, DR..
Willard Springer, William McMenanin,
3. Il. Brennan, Peter J. Ford, Esquire
Monaghan, DR.. Howard Ogle, DR.. N. J.
Hughes, John N. Solomon, Edward H.
Byrre, President Of the Christiana Glass
Company. James Megarey, ex.Msyol
John P. Almond and Joseph L. CArpen.
ter, Jr., In the interests OF Mr.. Horty.
Tue conference took place at the Clayton
House, and each Of these gentlemen
spoke in the strongest terms In favor oi
Mr.. Horty. The Governor listened pa.
liently, and promised to give the matter
due consideration.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

The young men Of st. johns A: U. M.
p Church Of Newark, DEL, Will give
their drs. grand moonlight excursion
down The Delaware river on Thursday
night, june 70. Should The weather
nroye stormy It will 10 on Friday, the
s7tb. The steamboat Christiana VIII
leave King street wharf at 8 p. M, stop
ming At New Castle going and returning.
Thomss Harding's band will furnish the
innate for the occasion. We expect to
have good time. Come 20 with US.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

w YOUNG LADY AS
w clerk Rnd esleswvp an in = country
store, Aedrcss Post-oilce box los. New Lon
don, Pa. Jip-st'
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
GORDON HEIGHTS.
EGIsTER's ORDER
X REaIsTKR's 0FFIcx,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

NEW OA6ILE wv I
June II, 1890.
Upon the application OF J JAMES 2;
bonner, Administrator Of ia MES
HOMER, late Of Wilmington Hundred,
in said county, deceased, 1t is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Ad-
ministrator aforesaid give notice of
granting of letters Administration upon
the estate of the deceased, with the
date of granting thereof by causing ad-
vertisements to bo posted within forty
days from the date OF such letters in six
Of the most public places of tho county
Of New Castle. requiring all persons
estate to present tue, same sasaS,,fT Or
In such case made and provided; and also
cause the same to be inserted within the
same period In tho DAILY NEPusLfcAN,
a newspaper published In Wilmington,
Del, and TO be continued therein three
weeks. (e.o.d.)
LIS. of Ofiice of the Register, afore-
said, at Wilmington, in New
Castle County, aforesaid, the day and
JOHN X. BRADFoRR, Register.
NoTIcE.-An persons having claims
against the estate OF tho deceased must
present the same, duly attested TO the
Adm't'r or or before June l7th, 1881, or
abide tile Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. JAMES q. bon
NEt. Administrators Address, " ilm-
ipgton, Del. 3is-sw
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

WANTED-A FIRsT.CLAss WAIT
W .r hoy. with good reference. At VII
Delawars xycsue. jIO-2t
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

copteet will be such tlss be cannot hope
for any accession OF strength, either on
personal grounds or HON political causes:
He has not IN any manner commenced
himself to increased public regard since
he retired from ONCE, nor has his party
done any. hing 70 give i.self an improvsu
stsnding.
The verdict which sent him back to
private life was an Intelligent one. sr-
rived 1T 10 y deliberate and legitimate
way; and It will be repeated when he
again asks for the position which he 90
poorly flied. His peculiar hold upon M
party iusures him the nomination, but II
caun ot elect him. The next President
will he Republican IN any event; Ruo
with Cleveland ~ the Democratic caudl
date that result can be more easil!
reached than II WAS the last time.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
asocr,,rbt EXCURSION.

81 Wsss Front street. TolepX:
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
AsUsn nus wzsa

-
Wu. J. Hithsraon ~ the flrst nams
Station thjs shsrAlne \ Itoang nan u
dock. s.
Aeuss <. HIthsrsoa was ths psxt psr.
con eunponed. 4 sliaht lit4le 1gure,
realty ae1lred, waiksd kom 0he vitnes.
Yoon end. stopplne into the stAnd, took
The Bible ln her hand and wa6' sworn.
sszs ~ Dan v0us husbaa0?" asksd
ths Mg1ieet6as A his kindllsst tone.
ssY9, ~; b. b NJ husbsnd."
What has b. bssn Doing 70 you; hes hs
abussd your
"Ysas slr; hs hss hit ma" said the
yeung wife veTy reluctantly.
.Whst Old he threalsA 70 do 10 your"
ssHe told No that he would throw ths
lamp ~ me once, and he eften threatened
70 best mo with . club.
'.Do you think he would klll youi'
II don't know, JUDGE"
"What have you 10 cay, HlthsrsouP'
asked the Magistrate Of the prisoner.
"All have 70 sAy b that asked her
70 forgive ne aad let me coue baek and
live htth her, and then she came right
here end had me arrssted, i" aud the hus.
baad burnt into team.
John Hithcrson. Of Wilmington, Della.
wsre, the father OF the prisoner, said
that bis aon was suffering from insanity,
The prkouse Wns held for examination
by Police Surgeon Andrews. who viii
exsmiue his rsasoniug powers.
II appears that so@e weeks ago CON.
plaint wAs made against Hitherson fol
bis brutality, but no warrant was issusd,
Since that time he Waited his father'i
home and succsedsd 10 cleaning thisgl
out In protsy lively style, and. coming
dissctly home iron there, be prepared 4
demorsiiso his own household, but wa
intercepted In the work BY the police.
The prisoner was held in $500 ball.
The Fssldsncs Of Hitherson and HI
vile u st 1895 Edgsly street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Cl.xelsnd tor leea,

From tire 50. Louis Globe Democrat.
1t is easy 70 see that the prevailing
sentiment OF the Demecratic party 10 In
fAvor Of the senominatiou ol Cleveland.
Tho opposition to him h Of . scattering
and tubdued Character, sud dnds ex-
preston only In casusl newspaper para
graphs and private copversations. When
ever Dsm0erAtic Convention 10 held Q
decided pEufsrenee b sAown fos him over
I'll the other pr0mtntat men OF the
party. In fact no other name arousos
any real interest The case "a cur ious
study iu political hypnotism, % TO speak.
There ID nothing about the msn 70 In
spiFe eonfldcnce or admisatiOn. His
ability b knowu - be Of m interior
order, and his methods are mot at all
ne = cold, .safsh, arrogant and self.
eouceittd; and yet somehow be seems
10 have mAgnetas1d the Demoeraslc
party in such Z degree ~ 70 place It ab-
solutely uud'r his control. The story oi
hi past success b one Of accidents, and
nothing more. H. never did great
thing IN hls llle, and never deserved Z
angle one Of tho honors accorded TO him.
There ere q kaat : hundrsd other meu
10 his party who have done more Ter 7,
Jhan 10 mss ever plIooeQ, ana VINO
far surpsss him Ia all tie elements Of
character that justify praise ard devo
tion; but he easily tskes precedence o.
al Of them ~ = leader and q prophet.
The Republican, have every reason h
be sstisfied with the ioregone conclusiol
that thts msn II 70 be the Democrat,
standard-heare again In 1899. he vii
certainly not be any stronger then thar
he WAS two years ago The objection
which have once boon successfully urge,
against him still exit Hin record canno
be changed in any respect nor 10 b.
likely TO acquire any new claims I,
popular esteem. Hew q pronouncct
failure as President, and the people 70
pudieted him uncoeditionaily. The fac
tist his party still clings 10 him 10 spit
Of hie manifest unWorthiness 10 surpris
ing; but Il does not imply that hie defea
wss the result Of hasty and inaccurat
popular judgment.
There is no reason 10 believe that an,
considerable number Of those who vote,
against him are now willing 70 vote 70
hiiu; It Il not even certain that a. man
= supported him IN 1888 will suppot
lhtsnyn 1622 The condition Of the ne1
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Aprogresslxe Town.

On Tuesday last, Winston, N. O..
unanimously voted in favor of the pro
positiou to issue e200,000 worth Of i'm.
nroyement bonds. This insures the I'm
mediate erection OF . market house, citJ
hall. 4 city prison, b sewerage system
vell.pavsd streets and the purchase 81
water works. A hotel to cost tlO0,OOo
viii be constructed Immediately, as Will
also two large plug tobacco facsories.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
safe crackers at laurel.

The office Of Daniel Fooks, Vice presi-
dant of the First National Bank Of 6ea-
fora WA broken into At Laurel at an
early hour yesterday morning BY burg
lara. who blew the safe open and robbed
II Of about $500. There were other valu-
sblas In the safe. but the robbers were
fir htsned off before completing their
work. There is NO clue to their Identity,
and the affair has created considerable
excite meut In the unusually quiet little
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
.ro,n.r of,he ouadruplets Dead.

scorTpALE, Pa, June 2o.-Anoiher
of the famous Newton quadruplets 10
gone, Agathe, the brightest OF tho lot.
died this afternoon, after being sick two
days with cholera infantum. The
psrents had them In Uniontowu on az
hIbition last week and tue trip proved to
their detriment, as two babies have died
already and tho other two will likely
follow. since they are quite i'll. Great
regret is expressed At the death OF the
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
ORDER.

III REGISTERS OFFICE.
Upon the application or George j. Chandler
and Le wis III. Chandler, Executors of Jacob
Chandler. late OF Mil Creek Humid, cd, in said
County, deceased. Il - ordered ard directed
By the Register that the Executors Aforesaid.
give notice Of grantin& Of ist.
sststs ss Of the dscssssd, With tks date y
& in Ss po:.sa wishln ieSsy ass. fro,s shs d.ss
n such letters In six of the most public places
81 ne county e New Castle. res % uisihH ~ "
sembiy In such case made and proyidsd aud
slso cause the same to be inserted within the
same period In The. DAILY hsrusLloHE.
reWspaper pubiished la Wilmington, Del. and
TO be continued therein three wesas e. o.d:l
Given under the hand And seal o.
| IL, Q, Once OF the Register Aforesaid. At
| H. Wilmington. in New Castle County
atofss'Ao' JtoHNk. BRXDFoRD, 'ReGister.
MOTION. persons hayiuK claims akainMstt a :
/ the estate ofthe deceased must present the
same, duly a:sSsted to the EXEcuTOkS on
or before June 18th, 1891, or abide the Act
| OF Assembly In such case made and provided.
| GhOR9EJ J. CHANDLER,
| LEWIS II. CHANDLER, Executors
| Mt. Cuba. Delaware ns-sw
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
H.nd.ome Germs. TAsasrs.

Chicago Is to have handio ne German
theatre. with . seating capacity Of fifteen
hundred. IL will cost $500, 900 and $3.50. :
600 OF the stock has already been taken.
The theatre 10 TO bs built ON tho north
aide OF Randolph street, between Dear
born and Clark streets, an admirable
location.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
tho Private Circumvented .
lnaaraI

IN tho HriVut0 CirCulhNeuteu tAo
General.
This Is the way, says the Boston Her
AID. that Private John Allen. the Con-
Rressional wit, got his title: He ran for
Congress In Mississippi against General
Tucker, who opeaed the campaign with
: rhetorical allusion TO his service In tho
war, describing . battle in which be had
commanded the Con!ederates. sleeping
In tent ON the mountain slde on the
night Of the bsttle. When he had hn-
ished Allen got up and said: "Friends
aud sllow-citixsns-It's all true what
General Tucker told you about bis sleep
Ing In his tent that mig ht before the battle.
1 know all about 1t, for Was guarding
that 10 mt all night long In the cold and
wet on picket. And now l just want to
say to all Of you who were generals IN
the war aud slspt at nights in your
guarded tent like General Tucker, you
vote for him. But oil OF you fellows thas
guarded the gsnerals' tents In the wei
and cold like ne. you vote for Private
Allen" Private Allen was elected.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
,ssapeed Rases sor atm Of July.

In pursuance OF its usual liberal policy
the PennsylvAnie Railroad Company will
this year sell excursion tickets for the
Fourth Of July holidays between sli
stations on it, linesl At reduced rates:
The hokets will b. told on July Sd and
4th, valid % return until July 7th, lSvo.
This reduction In rq}es does not apply
to tickets sold BETWEEN New York and
Philadelphia, nor NV York or Philadel-
phia aud Baltimore and Washington.
By the uss Of these tbkets one can make
very pleasant holiday trip st small
cost,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Jau.nese Tsa Driukins.

The Christian Endsavor Society Of the
Firet NJ. z, Church will give Japanese
tea drinking In the lecture room Of the
church, seventh street near walnut, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evening of next week. The tickets, IN
Guiding refreshments, arc only III cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
A Cure or No Pay

10 guaranteed to teoss who use DR..
Piercs's Golden Medical Discovery Tor
catarrh in the head, or for bronchial or
throat affections. Or consumption (which
10 lung scrofula) II taken IN time aud
given fair trial Mosey promptly re-
turned II II does not cure
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
watt and SEQ Them.

One hundred besutiiul road carts arc
on the way to Seventh and orange
streets. Patrone, reserve your oraers
for Chapman, the monarch Of the topac-
CO trade.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
old Reliable,

David A. Powell, 3i9 and $50 Madison
street, is still ahead ON fresh chad, her-
RUG, codash, haddock. lake pike. white
tish, founders, yellow perch and CLAIMS
Fresh crab met i only % cents per quart.
Delivered to all parts OF the city Tree OF
charge.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
DR.. RICHARD WARD
GHaoCzA1M1

HsyS;Ss n. "a S!sI I, :;s:s!s /: g ~ ~ 9
=. ps.i1sy s,iiai's ~ ss.sl ~ 81 8 1lsss
8 50 d.:eSs 81 ssiS Ssisiy s y
1lcular dLestse. Both eaxoQ consult conhdeu.
pally. Oonssltitien lySe. Mosrs . 70 II :. N,
70 ". n. Bund45s $50 u. Gall or address
~ NORTH TENTH gT1EGE.
PhdladslphiA. Pa. .
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Desrroyea By Firs.

The celebrated B. D. B. cigar, manu-
hctured By H. y, Bourbon q broy no.
80 Wsst Second street Sold q Al tne
leading hotsls and cigar storea. Try oae.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
-9-~8
CATARHHs
catarrhal Dssnss., fzay Fsver-A Now
Home treatment

-Christian Advocate.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or tnat
thew are due to the presence OF living
parasites In the lining membrane of the
moss and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
resesrch, however, has proved this TO be
. fact, and the result OF this discovery 10
that : simple remedy has been formu-
lated whereby catasrh, catarrhal deaf
ness and hay fever are permanently
cured In from one to three simple appli-
cations, made at home by the patient
once In two weeks.
N, B.-This treatment IL not a smut
or an ointment; both have been discarded
by reputable physicians IS injurious. A
pamphlet explaining this new treatment
ID sent free on lrsceipt Of stamp TO pay
postage by A. H. DIXON h soN, 3S7 and
l $50 West King street. Toronto, Causda.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
DRs:. g. 8: THEEL

below GREEN. ST. Fhnsdsipliia.
eehaswsledeed by she pres sad psslie e ".
issssShin s.sh sss 10 sos 3.
soE, llscnARsss, lwTLANN zlIoNA bLAp-
DEN kInNEra nEAer. LuMes. ~ mseh.
blniag Slss AilopsllIie. Hon0cp~slisc and
RShsrs M. EHnvous psnILifr, MAsTIno
on, lnrRpiMENTs 70 nsarfiAaA weat cf ~
ysl1pnent s.s ~ suPsrios knowlsdss
"fruth"sed sworn lssfimonisis. Hour.
sy ssa s 4 ,,sSas. ; = rem sr y
Jpp. M, sunday I'LL a.
Dent be hunbuKssd ~ gvases. 1eeir
books and Irauduisnt gusEsnssss ans fss
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
200 REMARD.

|Ard OF fiftccn hundred dollars
palsl for information securing
= and cOuvictiun Ortho petu0u
ms concerned IN .setting HE to
I 81 u. l DUPONT duKeiilOurs 4,
Ejtristinna Hundred. Delnwhrt,,
n oninG 0f Deccsuber ~, lsss1 and
n reward cf flft4en hundred dull
{ be paid for infcrin1ttu1i ts'c tti'-
Hrrcst and conviction Of the
" persons cnncerued In setting
hnrn Of y. !. DUPONT dcNs.
Co. In Christtitnh Hundreds
ON tile evening of january ~,
Dupont. DeNcMOu Us 4 CO.
mIb.tf-w-s
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

"As VIC journey through iiic let us live
by the way."
OEAsON Iseo = CHARLES KrL u,
y the weil-known loo cream manu-
fncfursr, u nov prepared 70 furnish ico cream
g the yesy ssss Sush xsscs ssc,1, = 70 s@rsSys
q satnmllltShed ~ sklafal exper1snce that
ws isys kol snbsdlsN Il p!odacial ihs purs.
sicxant pAsiors Aie now open. and yoa are
sde ~ "a siiss 3 WV, ,ea. ~ orsess y
Isail q oshoFVlse, whslbSr tagNe - spafl
gnsntiitss wai 1ssssvs gro.ngs ssass:sscr
shsrs af your patronage Aus.vswvrr
NJ i c~..r a.x,s and ~. ~ =. ~ NM. i s am
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
O. ), Hess,on.

Coal and wood, aour and feed. Lehigh
coal, echuylkl)l coal, Leo coal. All
grader of spring and winter wheat -four
Minnesota Hour, Hungarian fiouv. Lea's
norr. In barrels or half barrels. All
kinds Of mill iced ct mill prices Oak or
pine kindling wood in blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 2240 lbs. to the ton
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

The ssss s,a.,ps 9sas = n ! the !: sI.y,s ,aya, 81
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
For sai~

III sALE-TWENTY FRESH ,,xrsu
COWS aud springers. Alsoa tkr
|scond street Market. WM. d. VII
~. js0'Hdxwt
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
lfel1lunn,

pukf1. - gEALxD xR0f0-
]: .a'| y &: 3: .ssas ;s::'a3:s L :.s ':s5
~ IcK ,lcs sGSs 4 ssHss I ~ riss.s 70 sejsss
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

Or sALK--A COLLECTION OF
u = ell-,mutle desrborns, NArons aud car
- 81 isir pricss. MM. hAMMukD. "a
Il French sts. As-5tno,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

Sufferers from Catarrhl troubles
che nd carefully read the above
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

faOR SALE CH EAp--I,ooo FEET OF
tOod, Lcrvteeabie lofc. Apply TO tie
rsiees Z l the Weccacoe steam fire kuKine
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

sALE-CABBAGE AND CLL-
~ plNu,s ny the intlli ms. All the
la. Address JOHN l.. BOY LIZ,
N. New csstlr. DEL. d-is-Stw
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

: ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
lirni,S, 1ssoc,ate Judge OF New
Banty, on saturday. June 2,
O'Clock A.. lti., ut the Court
mlngton, for tile ipcorporn.
u Trit0m = MS Company Of
Dol. 1he object o. the In.
: y to manufacture md sol
~ and cott0n .00tis Of ufl
b do AL acts VrUpptiy cor
tho sntd business.
ALEX. Is. COOPER,
>Drney for incorporatcrs.
6-l7-l0t
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

5oR sALE-A FIRST CLASS GRO
crry store doing IL good business.
'pd reason for selling; also the house
bt ORC to rclbt. lii tho wostern part
y city. Address VI. this Office.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

1ecKkNzIE, MERCHANT
W. corner Third And ah1ptey
Agt0n, lDel. ,
6lhing cleaned, dyed, scoureu
aired suits iToui W " g
rem up " INA spsc,nlsy
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

SALE CllEAP-A BUILDING
Dt on East seventh street, Anit front.
IN ut Dji y. seventh st. il6-l3seodf
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

n. =. Davis, jsv}fr. . East Second.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

n RENT.-THE THREE-sTORY
dwelling .honse. 5o5 a. sinth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

HDR eALE--AN OLD ESTABLISH-
"a fancy cake bakery and Ice oieatn sa-
y Hu i7S0 Ne.th 1wel.th street. Phtia-
kln Address vr call as above.
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