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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

Last Thursday night while the tin
ner at Mitchell 4 Morhart's hardware
store was cutting a rod Of iron, the
cbisel few and struck the lamp causing
it to explode; the burning oil spread over
the floor and but for the timely arrival
Of assistance the building would have
been consumed. BY almost superhu-
man efforts the flames Was snothered
and DO great damage was done.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
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lee delivered to any part Of the city
b. Evans Clspp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
NOTICE O. FINAL PROOF.
Land OH,ce nj BIoominSfon Nal

Land Office at BLOOMINGTON Neb.(
June I'D. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and Sc
cure final en,ry thereof at the expiration OF
thirty days fr ON the date Of this notice. viz:
Thomas Z uinn Of Webster County Nebraska.
for the North half Northeast quarter and North
half North west quarter Sec. % town 3 ran e 10
west, and names the following a. bis witnesses.
viz: William Crouch Of Cowles webster county
Neb. and Curtis Beal Of Batin Nebra.ka-
46t5 s. W. SwIrzRR, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAND OPFfCE)
Bloomington Nebrasta
July 5th 1872
Notice is horeby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention Il
make final proof in support Of his claim. and Sc
cure final entry thereof At the expiration o.
thirty days from the date of this notice. viz:
Henry G.. Andrus Of Webster county Neb.. fol
the south-w est quarter Sec. ct. I X. 10 west. anc
names the following as his witnesses. Wis: Fran
ces Houchin Of Red Cloud Neb. and John 4
Coon Of Red Cloud Neb.
July l0aug7 !. W. SWIIZER, Register,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-28
The Vitality OF the ApsEiaH.

1t is oae Of the boasts OF British rule 10 Can
ada and the northwest that the aboiigines have
been generally we'll treated and allowed to de-
yclup according to their own notions end Oppor-
tunites. The consequence mas been remsIk'
able preservation Of the cid historical tribts
throughout the D3uiaion. The MIemacI arc
still strong 10 Nova Scotia; The Aonakls hold
their own 10 NeB Brunsw!c6; there arc deep
traces Of the gcullc aud iathsut ilurons in u -
bee; Oatario has Thousands Ct ircquols aud
Agonquins within her borders. ~hlc keewat
tiu, Manitoba, the Saskatchewan Valley, tina
Rocky Mountan region and Columbia are the
homes ct tribes quite too numerous to mea'lon.
All this is gratifying enough, but what Is really
remark able is the vitality oil the lnilin tribes
under the adverse circumstances 10 which they
have always b.co Placed by the Am9rloan
policy.
Notwithstanding all the iuius;ic, aud cruelty
they have cndnTcG from this ciu3a, Wo arc az
sured by writer that they hsva not apprecl
ably diminished n plumbers durirS the past
bundred years. Ii s.omS TO BE- iaIIacy lhst
the American sborigines ever cx,ee led tho
figures OF three buoired thousand, and tha! Is
still about their number within the limits OF the
United States Mootc,m's Injiin contingent
at For: William Henry, 10 l757, was only , 900
to 1000 whites. The Ircquois Of the Lake
Champlaio region, their old headquar ers. mum.
berod II, $50 souls 10 1863, ard they noW count
l3 eco; 5.2l6 of the SIX Nations. lising at
Forestville, New York. alone. The Ssminoles
orc said to be more numerous to day thlu when
they withstood, Tor i've years, the whole mill
tary force Of the United States
The noble CDeiokees aud Choctaws are. per-
baps, more popuous 10 their Arkansas reserves
than they were fifty years ago 10 Georgia aud
Alabama The redou btabe Sioux are said BY
Captain Mailery to have qladrupIed in one
hundred ahd io.ty years, aod doubled 10 twea.
ty niue Notwithstanding the terrible retrbu
lion visited on the MoGoc., fully onc half Of
them survive while the California tribes still
muster three tourths Of their original strength,
10 spite Of the f:rocious leveiog of the "Feriy
niaers." We arc ioforned that fragments o:
tribes which have for generations ba0n legally
isolated 10 Massachusetts, 90 Lopg Island on the
Psmunky 10 Vlrgiois, and other southern
States, retain as sound vitality, both physicL
aud moral, as similar bodies Of whites would in
analogous circumstances. "iadans enough are
employed 90 the boats Of the Mississippi. Nils
souri, aGd st. Lawrence, to cqas! the prophets
force ct Tippecauoe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-28
T4E.s.s;sEAr..
&c Ga BE ,M n N -HL
AN EXUELLENT MEDICINE.


Springfield, o., Feb. %. 1877.
/. s 10 certify thu. have used Veges'le,
1,a:.u:sc:urri by Fl rs. Stevers, boston, MaSs.,
Gor -;hcunnli.ln aLd General Prostralion OF the
Hsrvt34 >1stcCa, with COED success recon-.
n,e... r-.;ian Sc an crceiicnt medicine for such
roin.A A.a.. Yours very truly,
G. W. VANDEGRIFT.
!Ir. Vandtgriir. OF tcn FIRM Of Vsndegritt, q
Huffman, is 81 we'll known bu,iness man in this
y!nce, having one of The largest stores in Spring"
iclh, ..
SAFE AND SURE.
Mr. II. L. Stevens In 1872 your Fegetlne
w4s recommended 10 me, snd yieidlng to the
.,aanssi0na of Il friend. ! consented TO Try 1t
st lh3 time was suffering from general deolll-
iy And nervous rcostrstion, superlnduced oy
uvctwork and Irregular habits. It's wonderful
STRENGTHENING and curative properties seemed to
ailact 10y dcbitsted system from the fEst dose;
hnf under its persistent use rapidly recovered,
gaining more than usual health and good teel-
ing Sirce then I have not hssitated to give
Veeo;inc my most unqualified endorsement as
being safe. suro and powerful agent in pro-
noting health ani restoring the wasted System
to new lifo -snd onorgy. VegeLne is the only
medicine | use; and as long Gs live l mover
expect 10 Gnd better. Yours truly.
w. II. CLARK, l2O Monterey ST.,
Allegheny, Pennsylvania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-28
" HG as re I'D IL IN he


The following letter from Rev. g. W. Mans
G.ld, formerly pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
| Chnrch, Hyde Park and at present settled IN
Lowell must convince every ono who reads MS
letter of the wonderful curative qualities OF Veg-
etine NJ thorough celsor Rnd purller or Ilo
blood.
HYDE Park, Mass, Feb. To- 1876.
Mr.. Il. L. Stevens, .,
Dear Sir: Abou. ten years ago 10y health
failed through the depicting effect. OF dyspepals
nearly 3 year late. T WAS attacked by typhoid
fever in lis worst form. 1t settled in my back,
and took the form OF large doep-sested aDacess;
which was fifteen months in gathering. L mad
two surgical operations by the best skill IN tne
state, but received no permanent cure. l suder-
cd great pain st times, ard was constantly weak;
encl by u prOfuso discharge. | also lost small
pieces of bone stdiiferent times.
Matters ran on thus for about seven years, TIL
May. 1874, whom friend recommended me TO
20 10 your oiiioo. and talk with you on the Vlr-
tue of Vegetino l did so. and by your kindness
passed through your menufactory, nollng tho
Ingredients &c, by which your remedy Is pro-
ducud.
By wha. saw and hoard gained some con.
fiencc in Ve2eline.
l commenced taking it soon after, but folt
worse from It's effects still parserved, and soon
felt it was banefiLtlng mo in other respects. Yet
/ did not SEQ tho results desired till had Ia
ken il faithfully for little more than year, when
tho difficulty in the back WAS cured {; tor n!ne
months hsve enjoyol the best of health.
l have in that time gained twenty five pounds
of flesh, baing heavier than ever before IN my
life, and was never more able to perform labor
thsn now
During tie past lev weeks hsd a scro!ulous
swelling ssiarge AS NY list gathoro on another part
.of my body. =,
] took Vcgetine faithfully, and it ram owed 1t
lovci with the surface in month. l think 1
should have been cured Of my main trouble
sooner if had taken larger doses. after having
become accustomed to its effects.
Let your patrons troubled with scrofuls or kid.
ncy disease understand ths: IL takes time TO cure
chronic diseases; and, if they will patientl y take
Veye.ao, il will, in my judgment, cure them.
With great obligations am
Yours very truly,
q. W. MANSFIELD.
Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-28
DIZZY GOODS.
DRY GOODS At EEDUCED PRICES.
4 In,,.,.r-- III iG-h

DRY GOODS At REDUCED PRICES.
IL January III, 1879.
We tsEa Inventory 20 1:L February. .ri N
ordor 20 rs t.c: olT s.cck ~ inU@n ~ pua3iDie
ore prcps7a i. !icr Mi styles Of goods at sucn
iow prices a: 10 make i: to tke i;tnres: ct con-
sumers 10 pu;chHs" ircoy froni u5.
u. +. BRASHshR.
n. B Hoomes. No 10J King street.
ian Alexandria. Va.
CLUAKS FOR FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
~ Worth 80 3O)
pscemter 81, 1873.
We hsva few very elegant lMPORTED
CLOAKS in stock, which will ha closed out ut
fearful reduction Ii price.
Also O choice lot Of very fine BED BLANK.
u. g. BRASHEAR.
U, B, Hoomes. No LOO King street.
dec 81 Alexandria, Va.
hIEW GOODS FOR XMAS. viz imported
~ Cloaks, very elegant; Ladies' L. O. Hand
kerchieis in Chinese boxes, very handsome
Gents l.. E. Handkerchos in Chinese boxes,
very fine; I.sGies' Fancy Silk Ties and Hand.
kerchicfs. new stylos; Gents Silk Cravats IN
great variety; Gloves Of every description, with
other choice goods Just received and for sale by
D. +. BRASHEAR,
IT, B. Hoomes No. 100 King street.
dec 20 Alexandria, Va.
SPEUIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
- Mo1day, December l6. 1878.
FLANNELS, CLOAKS, SC.
We hsvo in stock full line of ins Bed BLANK
e:s from s. 90 to $l5 per pair: Shaker Flsnneis,
very chsap; q full stock of Coaks; Cloth and
Skirts End Quilted do, very handsome. TO.
gother with other cheap goods. Cal and sac.
u. +. BRASHEAE,
Fl. B. Hoomos No. 100 King street.
dec IL Alexandra, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-28

Special contracts will Do made with Yssr!y I'd
vartiSerS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01
A Kind Word.

On n certain evening some twenty
wears ago, a reckless young man was
idly lounging under the elm trees in
the public square OF Worcester. He
had become a wretchrd wait On TIL"
current of sin. His days were spent in
the waking remorsr OF adrunkard; his
nights were passed III the butiooner"s
OF an ale mouse. As he sauntered along
ont of humor with himself and with
all mankind, kind voice saluted him.
A stranger laid his hand on his should
;r. and said in cordial tones, "Mr.
Cough, 90 down to our meeting at the
town hall to night" brief CONVEX
sation followed, SO winning in its
character, that the reckless youth con
scented to go. He went he heard the
appeals there made. With tremulous
hand he signed the pledge of total alb
stinencp. BY Divine help he kept it,,
and keeps It yet. The poor boot Grim
per who tapped him On the shoulder,
good Joel Stratton, has lately deceased
But the youth he saved is John B..
Cough, the widelyknowI advocate OF
the temperance cause.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

If the play of "M'liss" resembles a
wild wood daisy, what shall W" say o.
Miss Annie Pixley who plays the title
rol-' As the daisy is to the sweetest
Wild flower that ever bloomed, so is she
tothe conventional actress. That she
was favorite in California is no won
der. In that land of marvellous pro
ductions she was more than a wonder
she was a favorite; and in this East
ern cline she bids fair to excel h-l
Pacific Slope criticisms. TO crltlcise
Annie Pixley would be to place the
wild rose on the lack, to break the
butterfly upon the wheel; she is charm
ing, sweet, and new revelation in
every way.
She plays with a finished fire that is
both &, ac-ful and refreshing in those
days of walking through part tic
to the Gaiety Theatr" and thoroughly
enjoy, "M'liss, the Child of the Sier,
ras." She will appear at the Opera House
on this "wednesday evening. Go and
see this performance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01
fFor the Republican.
THE PASSING or THE OLD YEAR
ny FLORENCE T HoLLTsGswoRrH

Toll. toll the passing bell, slowly and low;
We have known all the time that he must 20
| But then wa weep at parting all the same,
| Remembering the dear hopes that with hin
His pleasant. sweet smiles and youth'u
way
Alas that he should DO old and gray,
We know another has come as lair a. ne
But the dear old times can again never Dc.
We may hay0 halted he never did,
A nd now he's under the cOtiin'iid.
The old year Ii dead, dead, so toll the Dell
His successor may treat us kindly and well,
But fond memories round the dead will
cling.
As vOlets visions OF woods oft bring;
SO We vii ever love the sweet buried year.,
And sometimes think OF hia grave In the Tor
EFT dreaT.
Foil, toll the bell, n requiem chaunt,
His life was 50 Tree from blame OF taunt,
None could point at hin the finger OF scorH,
lie did his duty well either night or morn;
He Is gOnc-and with him many OF our own,
And We on selves have reached another q lie
stone,
Measuring the Journey Of each mortal life,
The Journey to some, full Of turmoil an strife.
He made some stronger for the fray.
From others he took their strength away;
10 some he brought youth and urn, quick
tread,
TO Others he left aye and pain In their stead !;
Bat nevertheless he was friend to all,
Was even ready az our every call
lie brought days that were lair and days that
were sad,
But then we md none that are always glad.
Bury him deep, down low and deep,
And with him the secrets we would keep;
And let the bell be tolled 1t Is light,
We've lost true friend this December night,
And as round his grave, hand In hand, we
pass,
+. rh one will echo, alas alas
And throw In handful OF clay on the head
Of the true old year-buried and dead.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01
The Past Year In England.

LONDON, Dec. 3l-The Times, in its
financial summary for 1878, says:
Industries have been dsorganized
credit shaken and failures multiplied
on every hand. 1t is stated on good
authority that the failures ofthis yeal
will be nearly five thousand in number
more than last year, and it would be
difficult to say whore the distress will
end. Not only have wages been reduc,
ed and many thousands of artisans
thrown out of employment, but many
thousands also of those above the ar
tisan class are either in actual want OF
on the confines of it.
The increasing number of persons
driven to grant bills of sale on Their
effects is one significant proof of what
is going on in the ranks of the lower
middle Glass;
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01
COlNnneIlIable.

The Robinson senate visited family
res siding in the eastern part of our
CITY, last evening, and left with them
quantity OF groceries, provisions,
fuel, bottle of wine and a purse OF
money. As the head Of the family had
been sick for some time these contri-
buttons proved very acceptable. Tt
others we would say: Ego and do like
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

NDR SALE CHEAP.-TwG COED stores IN
i good location. two new ;hrce-story nine
room houses and two new 7 room houses, all
with hot and cold water, gas, bath, wash pave
front and In yard two room houses with en-
coed sheds. Also other houses Persons IN
want Of a cheap h use 1t would be to their al,
vantage to see these houses, AS the! are MI
well built and OF good materials. Prices from
$3.50 and up Terms very easy to suit tn"
times. will take as part pay first mortgage on
other property and Ave years mortgage on the
house sold. Apply to q. IL. TlNDAi.L \
SONS, 7Ol French and No. $40 East mimi
strontu dc23lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

NOR SALE. One Double House, ~ fSs
Il Washington stree 80 feet front, K.l
containing Is rooms and an office, bath. store
room, porch, front and back lot bOXl5O 1eet
deep, with all modern Improvements.
No, 2. One House, 80 Jefferson street, con
tanning 10 rooms and bath room with all mod
ern improvements. Porch front, just finished
and ready Tor occupancy.
No. 8 One House on Jackson street near
Maple, 8 roams.
No. 1. Farms below Middleton, one near
Brandywine Springs.
No. . Building lots, situated In different
parts Of the city.
All Of those properties will be sold or ex-
changed ut the present lowest rates. Apply
70 p. CHANDLER, Real Estate Agent, No.
East sixth street, Savlle building. where II
luIl description will be shown. dc7w&d.u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01
street Parade.

The great Haverly minstrel combin.
alton which plays at the Opera House
on Saturday evening next, will give a
street parade in the afternoon. along
the principal streets of the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

yNOR SALE.-Three new 3story pr'ck I'M;
L houses. 4 rooms, bath, hot ana cola RA
water, on West Eighth street.
1 new 3-stcry brick houses, I'd and Monroe
| new 2.StOry brick house, rooms, with
bath, 70s Monroe street.
new 2-story brick cottage house, front yard
and porch, 4 rooms, with bath.
new 2-story brick houses on walnut stree =,
between nth and 18th, rooms, for sale or
rent.
All Of the above will be sold low and upon
accommodating terms. Apply to WM. H..
BlLLANY. Seventh and Market streets.
decl4-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

But few people, comparatively, I'M
derstapd how to blanket horse to pro-
tect i'm from contracting cold. We
frequently see the blanket folded double,
and laid across the rump and part Of
tn. animals back, leaving those parts
of the body that need protection entire
ly exposed to cold storms and chilling
winds.
Those parts of the body Of horse
which surround the lungs require the
benefit of blanket in pre- er'nce to his
TANKS and rump. When We are ex.
posed to a current Of cold air to guard
against any injury from contracting
cold we shield our shoulders, neck,
chest, and back. If these parts be
kept protected, the lower part OF the
body will endure degree Of cold far
mole intense, without any injury to
the body, than If the lungs were not
warm with suitable covering The
same thing holds in the protection OF
horses. The blanket should cover the
neck. withers and shoulders, and be
brought around the breast and be but
toned or bucklpd as closely as man
buttons his overcoat. Let the lungs OF
a horse I've protected with heavy blank
ct, and he will seldom contract cold,
even IL the hindmost parts OF his body
are not covered.
We refer NOR. particularly to blank
citing horses that have become III
usually warm by violent exertion or
hard driving, and exposing them to q
current of cold air while standing still.
MANY of our best teamste = protect
the breasts Of their horses by a piece OF
heavy cloth about two feet square,
hanging down from the lower end OF
tn. collar. This is an excellent prac-
l,u. in cold weather, as the most impor-
tant part of the animal is shielded from
cold wind, especially when travelling
toward a strong current. The forward
end Of the horses blanket should mt as
closely around the breast OF horse 10
our garments fit our bodies.
Most horses will contract violent
cold almost as soon as man. II not
blank.ted while they stand still, aft
having been exercised as violently as TO
produce profuse perspiration. so long
as horse is kept in motion, there is
LITTLE danger Of his suffering any incon-
v.ni.nc. from cold winds. But allow
him to stand few moments while load
ing or unloading, without heavy
blanket to protect his shoulders and
lungs. and he will take cold sooner than
some men. --Eychange.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01
n W. BRUCE,
". NO, e1l PINE STREET

VIII make you % OTItr PUT OF
coon CALFSKIN BOOTS FOR s..
French stock sewed Tor 80, Best French
Stock, all calf Scotch bottoms, best style only
" aud in fact all styles from ~. 90 to 800
CATERS from $3.50 up. Ladies' work done
satisfactorily. Repairing done In all Its b. an
ches and very CHEAP Cork Shoes for the
lame a specialty. Bruce, 5l4 Pine street.
Collins old stand. Uppers fit to order, nc.
dc3OIlt#
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

EOR RENT-Thc thrcestory brick house
r No. lll2 King street, has been thorough
" painted and is in complete repair, mas
large back buildings and very pleasantly SIT
uated.
-Four nice sX-roOm houses on French street
between nth and 18th.
Tyo.storv house, No 20 Orange street
Terms reasonable to good tenants. pply TO
H. = McCOMB. Sd and Orange streets.
drcp7.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

NOR RENT.--A comfortable i've room
house, with we'll of excellent water at
The door. in West Wilmington. Also three
Offices In building on South east corner OF
Market and Seventh street: WIN rent All
very reasonably. JOHN LEVI"
dppDSlpt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

The man who has a seated cough
seems to be- growing thinner every day.
His complexion changes, there is a
quaking jelly like tremblr in his mus
cl.s. the mouth loses its firm expires
sion, and the least extraordinary exrr
ton causes futt-ring about his heart.
As he is rack-d by the cough, the per
spiratory glands are opened and a
clammy sweat exudrs upon his linen,
which in turn exposes him to new
colds, new coughs new decay of mus
cular tissue, until the work of d-struc-
ton is complete, and man is carried to
his untimely grave. Bat there is a re
lief for such. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY has in thousands of Just such
cases. removed the agony of tine cough
and its cause, without destroying the
tone of the stomach, and tie waste of
the Tissues ceasiug, nature has been
FL abled to TO its h.altltul work. New
spirits and emery have been infused
into the sufferers heart and tn"
work OF restoration at once begun.-
Recent colds are swept away by Its
agency in few days, and confirmed
coughs have been cured by persistenc"
in its use All druggists keep it. 90
cents and 81 bottle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

NOR SALE.-f'our new two story, SIX rooms
brick houses on Walnut street, between
Eleventh. and Twelfth str. ct. For iniorma-
ton appiy to J. AUGUSTUS MCcANL1-Ei
Seldcl. Hastings, Cos Rolling NI!IS, or Duo
D,.L,wnrc Avenue. dc2I-Iwd
NOR SALE.-A desirable dwelling, 800
Madison street, seven rooms bath, hot
and cold water, gas, and all in 1rstclns- or.
der FERNS easy, Apply on the premises,
dc246tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

INDR SALE-A nice family Mare, IN
CHEAP for want OF use. Apply A9h
% Mr.. White, ut Seals stable, French street
below Filth. dclo'ti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

NOR SALE.-h six rOomed house Win
bath, No. so East Sixth street, in gOod
order possession Immediately.
Dwelling No 7O7 Church street rooms -
Also A number of small dwellings Tor sale %
different parts OF the city. Apply to NM.
McCAULLEY Il 60, 600 Market street
Wilmington. Del sep25
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

NOR NT.-Three story brick Houses 500
and sll latnall 81 stalls In Clnb stable
Ninth and Orange streets, very low TO per-
manent tenants. Apply too. "oRREl-'-
dc2Tu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

INOR RENT, An eight room house on
Fifteenth street near Market Apply
10 JOHN -. GALLAGHER, 1903 Narke'
street. or to the subscriber. near Delaware
Junction. GEO NJ BR AMBL'. dc27'dt'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

JNOR RENT.--A desirable Stsrc.stand In
the centre OF the city. Address M,
,his ntf,ce dcl6.l2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01
Fifth and Market streets.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

p 5 We have a large assortment Of Chill.
dren's Clothing suitable Tor Holiday presents.
Childrcn's New Goats from 500 to $1,000
Children's Suits from $500 to $l2.0c. Polite
attention will be given whether buying or only
looking.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-01

l>DR RFNT Store on southwest corner OF
sixth and Market streets, also one on
" sixth strN. .,tn r. 81 over said stores,
suitable for Offices. Apply 10 q. CHAND-
LFR, sos Market stree. dos