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e For whooping- cough, cough with the inca
ses cold the lungs, and throat affections, try Dr.
MarshaIrs Lung Syrup. Twenty-Five and fifty cents
a bottle.
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Make from s25 10 $50 per week selling goods for
T. G. RIDEoUT & CO., 10 Barclay Street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms. lsAug.ly
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On easy terms. two good farms, near Troy. Adj
dress, Troy, Kansas, Box 10, o. eaIl 1t rssiassee
one mile south Of Troy Junetioa.
sjaa-su- PIP. cHAxszrlAuL
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Y Let Blaine get after some OF the Representa-
tives Of the efete monarchies Of Europe who
cssfinx re1ecf5ons the moral character Of the
Ancriean boz and he win make the ra>cnlswine FOE
auzrter-Ckicuv, xskr 0csaa-
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uE,Ry,s cauno.,c .,u.vE

The BEST SALyE in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter. Chapped Hands,
ChiIblains, Corns, and all kinds Of Skin Eruptions.
freckles, and Pimples. The salve il guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction in every case, money
funded. Be sure you get HENRTS CARBOLIC
sALvE all other but limitations Price IS cents
For ale by an drusgistA 3febSl.
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The Following Lands for sale:
Mise section 49, township 4, range 81.
n. W. frcl. section G, township ,, range 81.
SHAW 4 section 81, township ., range 81.
w.in.e. I section q. township 2, range 81.
S;1s section IL, township ,, range 81.
These lands will be sold reasonable terns-one-
,birj down. balance in one and years. For fur
Their information, inquire Of
JOSEPH F. HANSON,
S-;,, Office in Court House.
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" Tom Henshall has quit the store. and gone
hack to run his farm. He is again q yeoman, and
has 4 mighty hard fist
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II The harsh aspect of the sutumnal gray, which
betokens the shady side of life, is easily modified by
the use of Ayers Hair Vigor.
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~ Tom Munson is in luck. On the ID of March.
he became the father Of 81 pound boy; and he has
bought him an sO-acre farm. near Weston.
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| Business is booming. notwithstanding the late
drawbacks
Some farmers have as much as one thousand bush
els Of corn to gather yet.
| John Cundif is going to build addition to his
| hotel, this season.
Candy pulling at Preston Mobiles, Friday even
ing. Some Of the boys got more taify than usual.
DIR. Nunum passed through town, last week, with
very fine young Maltese jack, for which he paid
| four hundred dollars. The Doctor il n very extern
siye raiser of mules and horses, well hogs and
cattle. He has sold eight thousand dollars worth Of
stock this season.
Mr.. Holton, editor of the White Cloud Rerer, in
terviewcd our burg. Thursday. Several numbers Of
| his papers come to this Office
Our smiling, mammoth hearted railroad agent
Jim Mcconnell, seems to be carried away in the di-
rcction Of Iowa Point; but after paying visit to
that thriving burg last Sunday he said he was sat
isfed that We compared favorably with two
| nearest railroad cities. Thems sentiments, Jim,
and if You will compare your books with theirs, you
will see much difference there is between day
and night if We not very dry, since the prohibit
| tory amendment.
If Highland don't afford business enough to run q
hack TO the mail trains twice q day, Why does the
editor of the influential journal published in that
moral seat of learning call the A. & n. r. X. q fail
|
will buili road in opposition to it The only fault
We end with this friend editor. is that, during the
last ten years. Highland has waited until spring be-
| fore she built two or three railroads.
The leading violinist in this ,inity is said to be
atudyng for the ministry. If this is true he is 60
ing to change his tune.
Jas. Sparks is going to build n new house. just
south of his store.
An old reader Of the CAief recently remarked that
the reason the Chief was the best paper because
it was published in the best County in the United
States What does that printer think Of it Hills
head is level.-Pr1
We will vouch for the truth of the following:
Mems hats at half price ladies' and misses shoes
cheaper than you can steal them nice dress goods
dress trimmings, &e groceries Mt Sc. Joe and Atch
ison prices; nice line of glass and queensware.
We do our own work, pay rent, aud sell for cash.
for half the profits of those who have to make allow
| auce for bad debts.
| HERRrSG's CASH STORE,
| Highland Station, Kas
neat numbered box is the latest Improvement at
the postofice. This has been Iong-felt want-in
fact, it was q nuisance to be without one. Now is
the time to box, at ten cents n quarter
| they are being taken up rapidly.
| James Gallagher has commenced to build n large
new barn.
''Clio," of Iowa Point, paid us a visit, Thursday
lie is said to be studying music, and will he ready
for regular performance, soon.
| A corpulent agent of the Atchison Champion
passed through our burg, n dunning expedition
| last week
Frank Gaines and his wife are going to visit rela-
| tives in California, this summer.
| When the mud dries up, and the thermometer
stands at ninety in the shade, to have some
1
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~ The first draft from the new bank at White
Cloud that came to Troy, was No S, and the Count,
Treasurer was the recipient.
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" The able-bodied portion of White Cloud have
moved to Troy, this week, and boarding around,
waiting for chance to put in their lip, in Court.
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~ DR. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORN SYRUP
instantly destroys worms, and removes the seeretisns
which causs them 3feblS.
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TBAKER's PAIN PANieEA cures pain In Nan
and Beast For use externally and internally. 3feb.
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~ We hereby authorize all druggists to act as
agents for DIR. Marshalrs Lung Syrup, and take
orders ut twenty five and fifty cents a bottle.
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II We learn that Col. Keith suffered another
slight psraytic stroke, in the court room, Wednes
day afternoon
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will he in Troy for the next four or five weeks,
and will pay the highest market price, in c.sh, for
all the apprs potatoes and poultry that are deiiv-
cred. OBE. CRAIG
March II
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~ If you want the best Sewing Machine-the one
that will do the widest range Of work, run the light
est, and make the least noise-csll on or address
J. ii. LONG.
2Imsrch3w, Severance, Kansas.
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Y Judge Price was sick, last week. and confined
to his house. He will be able to attend Court, this
week
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no,1.aay coUNTY pIRRcTsRY.

poyIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Ipdg. n Judicial District-DAvID AAETN
Cmnty Conmissioners-R r. sHuIsKf, SihSs $1,000
JK Lucas fETTKA
Sh,rif-CHAKIEs BUEkHALIEh
fl.,k AZ District Court--F. J. Cusex
Trea.urrr-SAxuEL n. JOHNSON.
County Clefk-D ". hoKsL
County Attorney-THoNAs W. HEA1Lki.
Probate Jndre-JoHs p. wilcox
Regi,t.r Of D~sds-ERAsNUs Z. DIIoS.
Superiutendent Of Public Instruction-H, r. SHAME
Surveyor-CHARIEs CoRBusER
Corousr-DR RoBERT s DISshoHE
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II Ed. Mullenix, of White Cloud, is attending
Court. He brought his record along, but finds no
use for Il.
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Best writer's according to samples presented-Iian-
nah Thompson Maggie Bannon. and Willis Bullock.
Most Representative Clemetson, Mgy Glenn
etson.
Map of United States. drawn on blackboard, with
out any aid, by James Clemetson, in ls minutes; by
Maggie Clemetson, Ida Pickett, Hannah Thompson,
Aaron Bullock, each in % minutes; Emma Bannon,
in 81 minutes; George Kinkead, in . minutes;
Maggie Bannon, in "a Minutes
J.F MuBouKSE, Teacher.
This report was published in our issue of March
Eth; but we reprint it. from the fact that typo
GRAPHICAL did great injustice to one little girl by
giving her n wrong standing. and she very much
disappointed and hurt over it. We correct it. for
the sake Of the little girl.-ED.l
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n Big stock of new goods, at
McCRUM & CowES's
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y Ben. Galloway was over, last week, looking
up hands run his brick at ST. joe this Sum
mar
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II The Social, by the ladies Of the NJ E. church.
will be at the residence of Mrs J. B. Byers, Tuesday
evening, April 5th.
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money 10 Loan
w long time, at per cent interest, well i'm
proven arms in D0niphan Comfy Kansas. Apply to
'1As X X. STOUT, Troy, Kansas.
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II Call and see the new stock Of dress goods, a
McCRUM & COwEN'S.
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Fer sale.

DR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are the hes. C.
thartie Regulators afebsi-
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~ DuRNOs CATARRH SNUFF cures C.tarrh
and all affections of the mucous membrane. 3feb.
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Money 60 Lean,
ALLOW rates, on long time. n. PRICE.
a4iuneso. Troy, Kansas.
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ST. JOSEPH & WESTERN RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE NO. 8.
Took Effect Sunday July IL, 1880, at l2OO Midnight
TRAINS WEST
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january l3.-h.
BuEgies for sale

R-If you want Apple Trees, buy uhem of
aJec-,f W. B. ELLEpGH.
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~ Call and see the new style corsets, at
McCRCM & COwENS.
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FRANKLIN HANCOCK
money. s . s. oe.fo'
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tF City election. next Monday. We have n
vet heard Of any candidates.
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MONEY To LOAN,

bukStcn tof Sehes
We have a lot Of good new buggies, for either one
.or two horses, for sale clenp. HALES PuSH
Troy March 10, 1881.
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DRIJGS.
CHEAP MONEY!

Moneyto loan In any amount. oho at low
~ ~ GEO. WOOD,
aVua.sO. Troy, Kansas.
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Il GHrIIgutr
~ Obe. Craig wants two hundred dozen Chick.
ens for which he will pay the highest market price,
in rash in Troy
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We have left a few Ladies' Coats, in choice
styles, at prices that cannot be beat Also, a
new line of Ladies' and Gents Knit underwear,
Ladies' Shawls, Nubias Searfs, and n fnll line of
Blankets and Flannels.
REMEMBER, the above, with All Heavy
Goods will be sold at strictly Prime Cost for the
next forty days.
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A. n. & A. N.

Irov Ixdpe No IS A r. and A NJ, meets In their HAL
srst Nopday in each month before fun moon, and second
Saturday thereafter 100 -, -ro,,-,-s,,HyD VI n
d. C. SIScLAIK Sec.
wathrna Lodge No. ca, A. 7. & A. NJ meets at their
Hall every SATURDAY before the full NOM and every
two weeks thereafter Visiting brethren cordially m
ia "a attend ROBERT PERlGO, W. NJ
AuG. MMLER. Sc.
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~ John Cain was compelled to leave his harvest,
to attend Court.
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A, HERRING,

HIGHLAND STATION KANSAS
10 selling Goods strictly for Cash, and Tor
one-haif the profit Of those who have to
mako allowances for bad debts. t3"ehsl
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AGENTS.

\. o. O. y.
Troy CITY Lodge No meets every Saturday night ~
O5d Feax, Hail over Boiers Bank. Al members Of the
o'oer Afe 0"'u'A'' n C. SPEAK, y. G.
Err wEsTFAII, R Sec.
King Lodge No. ia o. O: T.. mestS every tessa.s
night at its Hall Severance Kansas NIsitlns pTneis
cordially invited. L. . isoAAr ~ W.
T J. ARMSTRONG, r. s.
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e For whooping cougb. n cough with the
ses cold on the lungs and throat affections, try DIR.
MarshaIrs Lung Syrup. Twenty and fifty cents
q bottle.
" Tom Henshall has quit the store. and gone
hack to run his farm. He is again yeoman, and
has n mighty hard fist.
II The Social by the ladies of the N. E. church.
will be at the residence of Mrs J. b. Byers, Tuesday
evening, April 5th.
y Ben. Galway was over, last week, looking
up hands to run his brick yards St. joe this Sum-
mer.
IL The harsh aspect of the autumn.l gray, which
betokens the shady side of life is easily modified by
the use of Ayers Hair Vigor.
~ Tom Munson is in luck. On the ID of March.
he became the father Of n 81 pound boy; and he has
bought him an soacre farm, near Weston
~ The first draft from the new bank at White
Cloud that came to Troy, No. S, and the County
Treasurer the recipient.
II We learn that Col Keith suffered another
slight paralytic stroke in the court room. Wednes
day afternoon.
Y Judge Price was sick, last week. and confined
to his house He will be able to attend Court, this
week.
~ We hereby authorize all druggists to act as
agents for DIR. Msrshalrs Lung Syrup, and take
orders ut twenty five and fifty cents a bottle.
~ If you want the best Sewing Machine-the one
that will do the widest range Of work. run the light
est and make the least noise-csll on or address
J. H. LONG.
2lmarch3w. Severance, Kansas.
II Ed. Mullenix, of White Cloud, is attending
Court. He brought his record along. but finds no
use for It.
~ The County Board docs not meet until the
second Monday in April, which will be the llth.
tF City election. next Monday. We have not
vet heard of any candidates.
r. T. G. Ashmead returned. few days ago, and
will run his farm, this season.
~ John Cain compelled to leave his harvest,
to attend Court.
u Neal Gallagher has moved hack to Tanning.
II 0be. Craig wants two hundred dozen Chick
ems for which he will pay the highest market price,
in cash. in Troy.
~ Call and see the style eorsets, at
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N. OF n.

TINY Idge No 3I7 Knights Of Homer. meets the see
oba fourth Friday evenings In each month III Qua
lows Hall BodeTs' Bank . ,r,,,, ,,,..
RonrRT N I.eDorter.
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M CHURCH.-SeTyioese every Sabbath, at iot A M
NI aud "A p NJ Prayer meeting every Ih1rsday even
Ing. X l. MCbIAlDf-' fstoi-
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03
DIR. roDD,s FAMILY MEDICINES

No. 8, for dyspepsia aud Constipation No.
10, for Ddarhea Dysentery and Cherlers In
fantum; No. Is, ior Bright's Disease and
other Diseases Of the Kidneys; No. 20, for
Coughs and Colds; No. 26, for Coughs, Br0n-
chitis and Lung DIthculties; No. 30, for
Astbma Group and WhoopinK Cough; Nos.
sse d 10, for CstArrh; No. +6, for Hoarseness
and Sore Ihroats; Nos. 80 and 6s, Diseases
Of tho Blood and Skin; MOI. 90 and o6,
Chronic Inflammation Of the Bowels, Stom-
aeh, Kidueys, Bladder, Womb, etc., Nos. 70
and rs, Neu +algia, Rhec matism anl dout;
NO. 90, for Worms; No. s5. Functional DIS
ease OF the Heart; No. 20, for Nervous Weak
moss; No 06, Disease Of the Ears; No. 100
Preventive Of Smallpox, Spe ;iic; Nos. lO6
and 10, Fever, Ague oil low types Of Fever,
Malsrial diseases generally; No. 1l6, to reg
ulate the Menstrual Discharge, Amen0rrhoea,
Dysmenorrhea, ETC.. No. 10 Incontinuance
Of Urine In hildren; No lZ5, Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, Impotence, etc.
These medicines are especially prepared
and ca n bo relied upon 10 cure the Diseases
fer which they are recommended. Price 80
cents and 81 per bo tie, Fer sale by drug
gists and the Proprietor. nr. James Todd, No.
500 Market street. Wilmington, Delaware.
Persons SUFFERING from any Chronic Disease
will do we'll 70 consult DR.. Todd. 'Jftice hours
from 8 a. m. to . p. m-, On Tuesday and Fri
day, and from t0 y p. u. oil o.hsr days ex-
cept Suudaya
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VTNRI'SIEE'S SALE
REAL ESTATE!

.
by virtue o'a iacrec Of the Csirt Of Chan
Gerry OF the State OF Delaware, In anu for New
Cast Cou tv, made at september Term,
a. ID 1881, Of sad Court will be exposed 10
Pubic Sale. at the 4 tei Of 'ames q. fear.
son, In stanton, Mil Creek Hundred Aid
state OF Delaware, on
THURSDAY, Nov. 10th, A. u. 1881,
st"o'clock, r. M,
tho following Real Estate, being the property
o. William Haylett, deceased, situate In
Mill Greek Hundrr d county and Sta, 10 . fore
said, as follows, to wit:
No. l. Bexinainx on the Turnpike Road
leading from Wilmington to ChrIstiana, 70
'eet from James Nc Michael's corner. nod
9ounded on the north and west by LANDS OF
Reuben "a .erthwaite; GA the eAs; by lands Of
ltonlaiulD Cranston and Robert Tay or and
ON tho south by lalds Of Robert Taylor and
the heiTso Springer Mcdaniel, containing
torty-slN a"r sntd ~ perches Of land mora
or less, Slth frame dwelling house. barn.
carriage ho.se, ana out houses thereon erect
ed
MOI. An that certain lot or piece OF
ground, with tn buildings ana im rove
me ts sthercon erected. al uate IN Mil Creek
Hundred, Aforesaid. BEGINNING at n point
at TIE d staGce OF = feet nom tho Do-ihw, st
corner Of said buildings, thence extending
easteIly, o perches to corner VI laad now,
Or formerly Of stroud and Stapler thence
extending forth westerly nine and three
quarter pcrchcs toa rner OF lanl be,0nXing
10 the heirs Of Peter springer, deceased !;
thence Westward y, one and 0ne-third perchcs
70 an"'hcr 90 rer I snld Springct'S land !:
hence by III" me nor INV rdiy eight and
one-third pc ches " the place of beg nning.
containing rty ,trches f aId. morro or ess,
except v th"r out pessage way Of three
.net along samuel Bailey's property, ior the
ise'f the sail Samuel Ra ley. his heirs and
ass'gus forever. Att rndance will be given
aud "rmSuf sale c knownRt the time
anu place atore' id. by
ANTHONY HIGGINS, Trustee,
oct 5dsw-,f or by tis Attorney.
Atnst ]. N. Hor"NAn, Reg. &. &.
lROs. BkACKEN, Auctlsneer.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03
y1OBlNsOH. CHAN DLER d CO..
BANKERS,
No. 7lS MARKET STREET,
Wilmir yttn. Del

Wilrntrgttn. Dnl
Fop SALB-s2. 500 Delaware City Loan, *
per cent; 10 Shares Wilmington Goal / Gas
Stock. We offer unusual facilities in Now
York, Phila. h ston, Rat. and Washington,
for the parchasc Of stocks and bonds, being
.nnected by private wire witk these cities.
Local SO 'Urities bought and sold.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

-,,,vAT A BARGAIN -TiREE
kS SALE SAIL, nbrick houses, with = rooms
~ tC .@'; ,t.eet, between i-obd Is Ii and
rss' aff"TuOM IS X. LALLf,
o0!I< Maj kct street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

n,,Ir-h pOOD SECONDHAND
h','. uhPton, in exc lIo... order,
@yj .,s.u W. Y WAEh ER.
,!l
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03
M.naind's FayOxlre PfIls.

Dr. oimms Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
coaIcd) move tho bovels easy by acting di-
rectly on the liver, restore tho lost energies
by promoting tho healthy -ction OF the liver
the right or left side or through the limbs,
Indigestion, ooativenoss, 81 'smach, weak
back, disIiness, bad teonngs through the
body, aching Limbs, billtousness, general
weaxnoss ard other bodily inhimities are
cured. They positively operate without
gripping sickenlng, Weakening or ieavlag me
bowels oostive. A splendid, easy, purgauve
and liver cure. rs cents and d . box: Main
depot, Fourth and King streets. PhNadei.
pDla HJy Arch street. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

s,I.E-A YOUNG NJ .Rf, !
sR w. ,.h TIA tef, sold ,Or want
iA.', in ALI harness. hpp!y " me
'p iaa 49, =. OclTn
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

.,,y OK RENT.-' NE NEW
~ ,na"",,wv ,n" duy II ugs, FL tigood 10.
'OIy Farm. r cas-. Il. IA. llHD LL,
a. 'e''' IVA French street.
an
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03
DuBLlC SALE

nuBLlC SALE
COWS! cows. COWS I.
VIII he sold st public sale, at villago
Green, Delaware county, Pa,
ON ThURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881
ut l O'Clock, p. m,
FORTY FRESH COWS 4 SPRINaERS.
This will pe fine lot Of dairy cows.
TERMS AND MUNTHS CREDIT.
Wagon vii, he At Lnwood Station to nee,
the train that leaves Wilmington at 1890.
ROBERTS h TYSON.
L. " STpHAM n Son A l.''rs. oct5-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03
.lih SALE.

,yA TWO STORY BhiCk
|Ms sALE,y"o, . go,d location, with ptrch IN n
sd le y,,s yt5d Gn a' tn 'SS%a sssoat .? hot hot
|ss@ gu huf "op open stairs; vas and u es
|g.i ie, Ip i,e Of 10, 20 X $50 fee, Ihis
\ hsstehl, h,. week, viii te sod at great
v ,i'Oid sni, e.s, Owner" EErUnLicAN
|r.1, adufe'e Iovl.5tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

C,,.,Ir -.DE EASY TEkNS STOKE
',iiy,lllDg, NJ. lVs chipley street.
na T. J. BENNETT.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

'UHi1' SALE -o,-
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
ANDS RINGERS.
The subscriber will soil ut Public Sale, OF
the Nhadd's Ford Hotel Delaware County
"a, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881,
at O'Clock, p. H.,
Forty Lancaster county cows and 9TH
rpringc7s. credt; Vi " days viii ~
be gwen. No poslp1nement on account Of
weather. AMOS W. HOUSE,
l.. W. ST,pAAM h Son, Auct'rs. oct2S-ts
DU' JIG SALE-L. w. Sti ham Il Son
will sell at thrir Auction Room on
St'ur ay IN ing, November 9TH, at !OIa
cock, ore horse xag Il and har- ess all IN
Z cd order an suitable for Grocery or mar
kct wagon. Sal" positive.
3tt l.. W. STlpAAh x Son, Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

{ .AIn-,, j. e X A l. SECOND
4 aiyt,Vbs n F1itoenth 8na MARKET
aualOn u. AERBANiH
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

ITNLLIOVT, JOHNSON 4 co.,
H. BANkkRk An ID nkOkERA,
JOR SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Stocks, bonds and other securities bought
and sold and carried on margins In Now Y ork,
RostOn, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wseh.
ington, to al OF which ci.ios We have DIRECT
PRIVATE WIRES,
Futures 10 wheat, corn, oats and provisions
bought and sold in chicago and Eastern mar.
ketl.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03
ROH Ekk.

Z. :; .,,HiNSON y CO.,
BANKER AND RROK ELS,
~, \ OUA. FUUk1n AND kAEkEr
Wilmington, Del.
,ny and soil Government, state, Uity Bonds
Stocks bought and sold In the Now York,
. ntiaaeiyhia and Boston markets on commits
lion.
Letters Of credit given, available In sll
parts OF the world, and drafU on England,
Ireland, France. Germany and Switzerland
issued.
W. have now ror sale 70 shares New York
Woodlawn and Rockswsy Oar Trust.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

t,S PROPERTY HOLDERS TO
Is,,s,a Sases Elastic Paint, and know
'"VOk, us East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

liver COMPLAINT, CONSr!pAlIOr
vFR RASH, BURNING PAINS IN TIL
STOMACH, SICK HEADACHE, COLO,
MARRt. HA and NERVOUS PROST RA.
TON. Large Bottles, IS OTIS. Sample Bot.
ties, 25 cts. Prepared only by GEO. y. q
W. r. CLARKE. Sole Proprietors, Cam
den, NJ.
Lane, cor. Taylor and Poplar stree,s; II. L.
Bringhurst, No. 3l7 Market street; Dr. Smith
Cooper, Seventh and jefferson; p. H. Wood,
Tenth and Market; S. +. Ware, Flftn AID
King Smith and Painter, Seventh and Mar
Eet; z. James Belt, ixth and Market.
MORRISON a VEASEY, Second and
King Streets Wilmington, Wholesale seelr
for delaware. ielo-tu-thAsRton
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

IsatD'-A COED, RELIABLE
MI s.eeper, with referOn cs, alsJ n
ma ny at lOl z. six h street, or
'eet. nOvl.tf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

NJ h. ONE TIN AND SHEET
l, E,n D0r1er STEADY EN- ly,nent to a
AA Inquire at tho RIPURLIcAN
Octl0