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Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
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SATURDAY MORNINGS FIRE,
1t Breaks out Afvesh-Ehe I.Oss
MOI a. Heavy as Supposed.

The alarm Of fire about eight O'Clock
on Saturday evening, wa- caused by
the appearance OF flames IN the North
end of lhe ice house, Of StOeCkle's brew
cry, which was burned early on Satur-
iust packing catching fire. The fire
department promptly responded but
the Chief Engineer only permitted the
Weccacoe engine to 60 into service, and
it played steadily on this part of the
building for nearly two hours.
T totat loss by this fire WAS quoted
on saturday as SIS OoJ Fnr her in
vestigation, however, decreased this
amount considerably. The 1860 barrels
OF beer stored in the ice house, was ex-
amined on Saturday afternoon by Mr.,
Baker, formean of the Brandywtno
brewery, who pronounced it entirely
uniuiured by smoke or heat, which
will materially reduce the loss.
The walls of the ice hoase, upon a
further investigation, were found TO be
intact, notwithstanding the walls were
somewhat cracked, which will still fur
ther reduce the loss. The machinery,
however, is total loss, and the com
pauies in which it is insured, will have
to pay the full amount ofthe insurance,
1000, saving nothing but the value OF
the charred remnants, as Old iron. Mr..
l.. p. Buck, local agent for these
companies, placed a special police
suald at the burned buildings, on Sat
uraay and Sunday, to prevent the dam
aged machinery from being stolen.
Saturday afternoon Messrs. Hartman
and Ferenbach, proprietors of the Bran
dywine brewery, called upon Mr.. Stocc-
kle, and kindly rendered MIN tie use OF
their men, teams aud other facilities
until he was on his feet again.
All day yesterday the rains were
viewed by a large number Of people.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
lhe Atlanta Exposition.

yAhgran from Atlanta says that
.''h Atkinson and fifteen other gen
s'aa connect d with cotton industries
i@s'ap!oy H5, 900, 600 capital and run
.%,"spndLes arrived there yesterday,
~ VII! remain South about three
w." On WEDNESDAYS next Commits
1'a ".n Aoring, Of the Agricultural De-
f-,nthf, viii meet TIE cotton growers
ass''ed r.a!i by him 70 assemble in con.
,S Sl,'oa on that day. He will address
~" D." 'olVent!on on rhe subject of South
s,. S. ast'culture. and Prof. Riley, the
m,t m,I,StlI,'oglst, will explain the new
wa, -,IN Of destroying the cotton worm,
,lo Ia.,n causes An average annual loss to
rt f%r'SES OF I5,00o,0OO. Thursday next
E,iagg, t ug manufacturers day" at the
Grs. Gn,o'lon' and Mr.. Atkinson will de-
c,ti. i a'l Al address. A display of blooded
Ipo,ro' T alIo mules will be given from to-
"'yW until SATURDAY.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Cnrnering the Meter Man.

lIa;inga long time pinned their faith
to the mechanical genius of Keely,
the motor man, and gone down into
their pockets to aid him in the work Of
developing his unexplaiuahle mechan-
ism, a number of the New York stock.
holders in the company have taken a
bold stand for satisfaction. They have
resolved TO pay no more money into the
company until Keely patents solLe Of
his alleged inventions, and that if he
did not patent some part OF his machine
within ten days they would proceed
against him legally. Mr.. keely feels
very much aggrieved, but declares he
will not yield. He claims that the real
purpose OF the movement is to force him
to tell the secret which is locked up III
his own breast, and secured, he allirms,
by Yale lock of tho most approved
pattern. "lf should die Tomorrow y
says Mr.. Keely," ''the secret of my dis
covery would be made plain.'
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Chances for Guiteau's Acquittal.

Although Scovile has announced
that he has no intention, pending the
trial of Guiteau, TO raise the question
of Jurisdiction, 1t is quite probable that
it will be raised after the trial is over.
S2oyille's associate, Robinson, is smart
enough to see that it would bo bad
policy for them to have the question of
jurisdiction decided in advance. He Is
convinced that the District Court has
not jurisdiction, but hs very wisely
withholdt the plea until his client has
been put in jeopardy of life. As the
trial is drawing toits close Gutean :
counsel will ask the Court to acquit
Gliteau on the ground that it has no
jurisdiction. If the Court grants the
prayer the jury must acquit and Gui
trau goes free; if tho Court refuses
the case will be taken to the Supreme
Court. If the latter decides that the
lower court hal no jurisdiction the
assassin goes free.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
DPECIAL nEMTION

The leaders of the merchant tailors in
our city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and Merchant Tailoring Estab.
lishment,N N. w. Ger. Fourth and Market
streets.
BRrbank Potatoes.
N. L. Janney, 3Ol u 3O} King street,
las Just received few cars of tue Bur-
bank potatoes. These are the best eat
ing potatoes that grow and ars late po-
tatoes and viii keep. Those wanting 10
lay in for the winter will do well to buy
now. as they will be very high without
doubt when cold weather sets in.
Ses Here.
Yon are sick, we'll thers is just one
remedy that will cure you beyond pos
sibility OF doubt IF it's Liver or Kid
ney trouble, Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Debility-Wells' Health Renewer is
your hope. 81, druggists. Depot, N.
B. Danforth.
Cabbnges.
Peter j. Ford has secured the sole
agency il this city from Walters &.
Rhodes, luDporters of German cabpages
at Baltimore. They are the largest cab
hage seen i. this city for years some
weighing as high asa 3and 12its.
FIiea and Mosquitoes.
A l5c. box of "Rough on Rats will
keep house free from flies, mosquitos,
rats and mice she entire season. Drug
sists.
Let it be ernSlazoned on every heart,
enahrined upon the tables of the
memory, that the grand acme of smoke-
ology ha. been @btain-d in all its per-
lection, glory and purity in Marburg's
Seal OF North Carolina. Chapman,
Fourth and ShiPtey streets, wholesale
and retail agent.
Atter TWO weeks Of grand success /
will offer to my customers and the pub
lie generally, on wednesday morning.
1000 rs OF pure fresh Lancaster County
Print Batter, at H5cts. per b. Don't
forget the number .3 Il. FouyIh street
Smeltz
Migrath's Relief, Barlow's Mixture,
Perry Davis Pain KILLER, Balls Pain
Drops and Constantinople Cholera
Mixture for sale by 4. I. Diiworth,
Second arnd Madison.
Don't forget that Mrs. Taggart, No.
500 Market street, has the largest and
finest assortment OF Christmas and
cards in the city. Cali early
and maze your selections.
Janney, No. 30l 4 S03 King street, is
for all the best brands and
all varieties of butter.
Kdney-Wort in dry and liquid form
for sale by j. Il. HaEtman, cor. Fifth
and Poplar streets.
Cream oat Meal Soap; 3 cakes in \
box Price only 10 cts. For sale by
Taylor Il Fullerton, 800 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Mr.. MSrEan's Declinatian.

The following is a copy of ex-Gov.
ernor Morgan's telegram to the Pres.
ident deGliuins to accept the office oi
Secretary of the Treasury.
NEW YORK, October %.
Hon. G. A. Arthur, President of tao
United States:
Itis painful to refuse any request Of
yours. 1t has been especially 80 dur
ing the whole of the past week, and
more so now, since your generous action
and the prompt concurrence OF the
Senate. But, considering my age and
the engrossing character Of the duties
of the Treasury Department, am
compelled to decline its acceptance.
Thanking you for this great honor, |
am, with respect and esteem, yotr
friend. =. ID. MORGAN.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Siae to the J iss Story

| Friday afternoon We published a
statement from Lewis List, in regard
to the seizure of his household goods for
| rent. MIR. Chambers, the sun.in- law
| inentloned in the article on that day,
called at the REPUBLICAN Office on
Saturday ard said Mr.. List had misrep-
resented him in the matter, and gave
us the following additional facts:
He said that Mr.. Burnsides, who
owns the house, formerly lived in this
city, but moved to Philadelphia some.
time ago. When he moved to the latter
place he asked his son.in.!aw if he
woill collect the rent of this house for
him. Mr,Chambers said he would, and
from time to time, as tn. rent became
due, he waited upon Mr.. List to get the
rent, but WAS always pat off with All
excuse and promise to pay at an early
day, which promise he never fulfilled.
Mr.. Chambers becoming tired of call
ing after the rent, aud not having the
time TO devote to it, as he did it as ali
accommodation for Mr.. Is. and did not
receive any remuneration tor his ser.
vices, he notified the owner of the prop.
arty that II was impossible for him to
collect any rent from Mr.. List, and that
hs (Burn.idrs) would have to takethe
matter in charge,
Mr.. Burnsides upon learning the state
If affairs, came Il 'wn to Wilmington
aud placud the matter in the hands OF
a con stable as stated ON FriA ay BIr.
Cham bers also states that he did not
want poss s-Ion of the premises tor his
own use, nor never Iii |, ashe has house
Of his own alreadv rented until tic 25th
of March next, and that he had no de.
sire whatever to make any change
Mr.. Burnsiles wanted possession Of tue
house, however, so that he could re.
rent 1t 10 parties who would lay their
rent promptly.
The Constable in question also states
that Mr.. List did not offer him the Si2,
but told him 10 sell the goods and he
would buy in what he wanted. The
article in Fridays issue made it ap.
pear that Mr.. Chambers. the son.in-law
was the most interested party in
he transaction and caused al the trOu
bic. This statement, however, viudi-
'ates Mr. Chambers entirely, AZ he has
urue1 the whole matter over to the
'wn-r o! he property who acted in tho
natter a. stated.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Baron X udOlph.

Mr.. and Mira. Geo. S. Knight, in the
Serio-cOmiC drama, "Baron Rudolph, "
appeared at the Opera House, on Satur
day evening. The audience was not
rs large rs the merits of the play de-
mandd. The play wss well presented
and the cast OF characters beyond The
average Mr. Knight, az Rudolph VIE
gand, performed his part to perfection.
The first act was of little consequence,
only to establish the plot of the play. In
the second act Mr. Knight appeared as
tramp, fully developing the char
acter of these chaps, known as tranhp-."
A lso isplaying the wonderful powers
of Mr.. Knight as y first, class actor.
Mrs. Knight, as Nellie Eastwood, the
charming widow, although not having
much to do, appeared in several rich
and handsome costumes and was the
life of the play. She is beautiful
singer, and Tas frequently encored
Il. l.. Walton, as Judge Merrybone,
kept the audience in an uproar all
through the play Miss Charlotte Cobbe,
AZ Rhoda, a woman who yields, loves
and suffers, fully portrayed her powers
least, was the charming Josie Wilmer
as Ernrstine, in which she appeared rs
a baby, girl, aud tinally developed
into wUmauhood She was closely fol-
lowed by the audience all through the
play, and was admired by all present,
for her fine qualities as an actress. The
company as u whole was first class in
every respect, excepting the music,
which was far below the stand.
ard. Surely with the talent displayed
in this orchestra, they nighl get some
now music, aud give Wilmington au-
'lience some thing new. We cannot see
why Wi Iuington should not have an
orchestra equal to any Of our larger ci-
tie and IL certainly would pay them,
both tiuaucially AMI otherwise. We are
sure they would secure tho praise of all
lovers of good music.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
The NOUllJN Fund.

The following additional supscrip-
tions have been r, reived by Mr. Duncan
in aid o. the Garfield Monument since
our last report, which increases the
mount 10 over six hundred dollars.
is desired that all who have not c"
tributed, and wish to do so, will T.
in their names 10 Mr.. Duncan AZ o.. ..
aa c0uveiueut. This matter hay ing o ne
this far should be pushed forWarl I'M
Ill the necessary amount is raised. Inc
additional subscriptions are;
Capt. j. s. Valentine, Clark Webster,
John W. Day. Vim. Hickey, Ellis T..
Hicks, VIM. Wilson, Jr., Wn. Wilson,
Henry Wilson, W. K. Green, Robert
Leithead, James MudsIey, James Green,
WIN. Dir:cson, Lewis Miller, Charles
Simon, George W. Ely, II. ". Talley,
A. F.Crozier, II. IL. faschall, John
Pascuall. Total, S6DS.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
PrrsOual.

Mr. }. Harvey Fierce, youngest son
u Nm. Pierce, deceased, Of this city,
slracticins law in Chicago. He has
|s0ciated with him Mr.. Geo, =. Fisher,
L., son OF the Hon. George 7. Fisher,
h Dover. De! Mr.. Pierce has been
lst ing with unusual success in the
Western metropolis.
Mr.. Alfred 5. Shields. a former vii.
tagl0n boy, is now one Of the leading
ATy4rs 10 Philadelphia, and Al active
hI!c!an in the Republican ranks. He
Econsdered one OF the lights amongst
Pennsylvania : lega! fraternity.
vi? A.. Pyle, well-known in our city
las through tue iustrumentality OF
JI4ge Butler, huiit himself IL splendid
practice OF law in Philadelphia.
MIS- Bayard, the wife OF r. i. Bay
an, was a belle aud famous musician
ID ae! youth. Her name was louisa
W and she was a Nirgiuian.
"n. James and wife, OF this city are
NI'IlS friends in George own.
MS Iyra Prnnewell, Mrs. Matte +.
@la'eF and Miss Lizzie Valentine are
'Niis friends III Georgetown.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
A Stpamer Wrecked.

hv.,@ steamer Giichrist, which left
tr reuPo't, t!P, Iowa, on Thursday night,
i, rIuIp up the The Mississippi, with
t,a~ a'lao!e "a and fifteen passengers and a
ns ~, VI Thirteen, became disabled by
sav;n vi;,rakihg of her cam rods, soon after
ap,;nnas the wharf, and was dashed
Dsc,n useo the Government bridge con-
rbs s = davenport and Rock Isladd.
csrson uoat on striking the bridge,
The hvaea, sas, the weights fell eff the
The 'She,eI,Sy'valves, SeI, and the steam from
man. v0ilsr n Into the saloon, scalding
djrttss, VI The passengers. The boat
strsam n WIN the swift current down the
Sosr% nn ana n sank. Of the 2s persons on,
sa,sI :. afe known to be lost. 1t is
passs.s mat the boat was not fit for
% .hasers .hs !. service, and that her crew
D'''ne of the disaster, were drunk.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Nothing short OF Unmistak able
BENEFITS

conferred upon tens Of thousands Of sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation
which Ayers Sarsaparilla enjoys. 1t is q
C mpOund OF the best vegetable alternatives,
with the lodides of Potassium and Ircn--ts
powerful, blood making, blood cleansing and
iifi-sustnoinG-an is the most ettectual Of
all remedies for scrsfulous, ,marcurial or blood
disorders Uniformly successful and certain,
1t produces rapid and complete cures Of Scrof-
ula, Sores, Rolls, Humors timples t.ruptious,
SKIN Diseases and all disorders arising from
impurity OF the blood. BY its invigora,ing
effects it always relieves ami often cures Liver
Complaints, Female " eakness and Irregular
ties, and is a potent renewer Of waning vital
ity. For purifying the blood it has no equal.
1t tones up the system, restores and preserves
the health, and lmparts vgor and energy.
For forty yeas 1t has been IN extensive use,
and Is to-day the most avallaSie medicine for
the suffering sick. For sale by all druggists
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
MYSTERIOUS DEATH
,,Sp MAN AT New GAS
Tie roCnD DEAD
- steps 0f his 6OaPdinx
NJ Tn. Coroner b0lds
H''"',uonc.t-Tn"J"'y H'" rem
uers II Verdict

rss.erda av morning a man nam
E:,sI Learv was found dead upon
p', nf MS boarding house AT New
!. kent by Jacob Saunders on the
p ,aIirr @ from the railroad depot to
o., ,oca,ity known by the name
sMSn,iIIp The particulars Of the
W, aboatas ioilows; On Satur'
T"bt A mum her Of young men gen
ss%r,oyed III the iron works of
e., e Task,r& Co.. AZ. was their IT,
iG'% m went the rounds OF the
q .,, .a,ooL- Of the city and rs a
''aaDS Ssop..gu-nce some Of them be-
'.,a'1 rsry NUN iutoX!cated, Amongst
aHs ,.,' ..va. Learv and a fellow board
at ''' AFFAIR al extended carousal
. W. wy bompvar,! TO their boarding
sa," ,h'n, mi.iu,ght. For some un,
| y, rrt.on tney made no attempt
uSsS ',,'r thar po4rd,ur house, probably
Y s'.y sg.s ,tpy we're too much intoxicated
,N'IGi NGi 10. wis.l 10 dis tirb the family,
t'.,r,t etched hlns I "uton thcdoor.
'"'.rlbI, ruu.Iauluu staggered OH
= .n4, tke night III an adjacent
=, .olp. the ,eXcu7r thatit WAS toe
~ ~to ,,eep IN the hense.
lu, clock he a.oke aud came
sa+ onclas!on after all that 1t would
|. ,nr,a. peasant in the house, he
.s., l,lry who he thought was in u
r. ,.eq and went III. About I
,nl Nr Saonlels' family ose and
I'M, Lea y iDg apparently asleep
,yle >;tps Attempted TO carry him
Ind found 10 tueir great surprise
p. was Totally unconscious and
s-ss rul>ar! IL. OF his heart were not
r. Back was Immediately sunmon-
.,d "a his arTIVi, pronounced the
.r j4al New, immediately spread
s,qrb tnoriy that the deceased had
ailsGrauk"u hra"l the night bC-
:, agl W,, up hat been cruelty
nt2 A., .hese r,p Jrts OF foul play
y. M.l mvr.,lgated, but nothing
.f,ee ,yI. us asr-rrainei tt at the
sssu Sa> the victim of foul play,
tggA there were rumUrs enough
lat to bald up a terribly bloody
ssty,
SyJyr Wedn and Doctor Ogle Wen.
New Castle, as soon as they
NJ uOihed, 10 huid an inquest. DIR.
,e made carefl EXAMINATION Of the
iy bl, without fading any external
rM Of violence, except a slight |
..p under the chin and a scratch on
,rgLI srm near the wrist, which |
1l not produce death. a jury was !
,,el 2y Coroner W tldiu aud every
|, vas examined tlat 1t was thought |
tell anything about the affair. but |
:al.g could BE- elected to substanti-
.,at iheory Of toul play.
H. jury leuderfd "A verdict Of death
.- taa,e, unknown. Leary was
a. Philadelphia, was born OF Irish
ygl was y years of age and had
ha Dvktng III the Tasker works |
.k'I year as a day laborer. He had |
nltiering some two weeks before
!alA from malarial fever.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Moved Wilmington.

DR.. James H. Scott, graduate Of tie
Baltimore Dental College in 1862, bav-
ing moved mis- family to this 1ity may
now be found at his office, 9l7 Market
street, from a. III. to 1890 p. IN. ana
from 1.3O to 6 p. m. Dental science in
all it's branches executed in the most
skillful and approved manner. Terms
moderate. Agent for S s. Whites
speCialties for the mouth.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Family Reunion.

Rov. w. IL. Hendrickson, who re-
sides near Brandywine Springs, had a
family reunion on Saturday, the I'D OF
October, and the boys, after passing the
afternoon, husking corn, surprised Mr.
H., in the evening, by the presentation
of a silver watch and also u chain made
from tle hair of Mrs II. and her daugh-
ters. The presentation was made oy
w. r. Perks, ii son-in.law, and was ac,
knowledged by Mr.. IL. in fitting and
feeling terms. The evening, passed
pleasantly, and all enjoyed the occa-
sion 50 highly that it will never be for
gotten while life lasts.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
A bad Case.

Mr.. C. Krah. 80 Griffith street, Fort
Wayne, Ind, writes the following |
was suffering with rheumatism so bad.
ly that | was unable to work, and pass
ed restless nights in vain endeavor to
sleep. used a great many remedies
without being relieved, and was de-
spairing when told to try st. Jacobs
Oil. BY the use OF one bottle l was en-
tire,y cured. recommend ST. Jacobs
Oil to all afflicted with rheum atism.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
President Arthur Makcsa speech.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-The mem
bers of the Woman's National Christian
Union called on President Arthur To-
day. Mrs Chaplin, of South Carolina,
made few remarks, and the President
said he was in entire sympathy with
the South in her recuperation, and was
that no section of the coun.
try should during his administration
be favored, as far as it was in his power
to prevent, over another.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
The Misisssippi StaIa Rising.

The Mississippi river continued TO
rise yesterday at Quincy, illinois. and
was 10 feet above low water mark last
night. The flood is the heaviest ever
known at this season of the year, ani
has only been exceeded by the great
spring freshet Of 1851. All raj ways
south aud west from Quincy remains
suspended, except on the Hannibal and
Sc. Joseph road, all the levees in the
ueighborhood being broken and the low
lands completely flooded. All the in
h;.hitants If the Sny Valley have moved
to the high grounds or taken refuge in
Quincy.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Heels and Shoes

at low prices. Daniel McCusker, ZIG
West Second street, has got large and
desirable stock Of boots and shoes Tor
the Fall trade which he intends to sell
at the lowest prices. His friends and
the public are invited to give him a call
as he is determined to sell at the lowest
price.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Iuteresting to Everybody.

Ladies', you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with all
the cosmetics OF France, or beautitiers
Of the world, while in poor health, and
nothing will give you such good health,
strength, buoyant spirits and beauty as
Hop Buffers. A trial is certain proof.
See another column.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
- . -
This n 'a'hilIy.WeR Rfher.

If you are suhiect TO ague you must
be sure to keep your liver, bowels and
kidneys in good, free condition. When
80 you will be free from all att acks. The
remedy 10 use is kidney-Wort. 1t 10
the best preventive Of all lnalarial dis
eases that you can take.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
ACertatn Remedy.

For malaria, chills, fevers and bilious
ness take a home remedy that never
fails. We warrant our Ague Pills to
cure or give back your money. Morri.
son & Veasey, Druggists, Second and
King streets. Price 25cts. . box.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
A superior Carpet.

There are many Tapestry Brussel
Carpets in the market at Is cents, but
we can say without fear of contradic-
tion, that the goods sold for 75 cents by
W. NJ Kennard g. Co. at this time are
superior in quality to any in this mar
ket and the styles are good.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Tho Wealth or.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, October 81
- A. M.
Indications for to-day--For the Middle
Atlantic States, cloudy weather, rain;
southerly winds; stationary barometer
stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
For Sale.

A young mareroming years old fair
driver, will work in single or double
harness, fearless OF locomotives and
would make good carriage or road
horse. Apply at this office.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Sale cY Real Estate.

Rev. G. G. Felts sold his house, NO.
92s Walnut street, few days ago to D..
II. Jones for $1,000, and MIR. }. sold 1t
on Saturday to e. d. Parsons for the
same price.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
HlVen up hY Mnefosa.

and At A., possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
Nuedv"S"" ""rk' and cured by so simple a
tirelv onure onl you it Is true that he is en-.
Bittsrss;N sNfeu sua and with nothing but Hop
doctor. al, ana only ton days ago his
INST diss%, gave him up and said that he
Twill an a,aay That Ia remarkable
poor Gso'i .uis day and get some for my
'fee' know Hops are good. "
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
pr,.u,. Gel le.ratea M,nce Meat

lOcts. per ib 3ibs good mince meat 25c.
Assorted preserves in On buckets for
families at Middleton's, Fourth and
King streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31

Smelt,,. 'o0k at the crowd going to
their hrt, NO. IL E. Fourth street for
Pound d.er. o. Remember he sells one
VI hundred, W holesals or retail.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31

XXTANTED.-A GIRL FOR LIGHT
w housework, a. No. l3 E. Fourth street.
Oct3l3t
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31

r OST.-A SETTER BITCH, WHITE
IL and Orange color, brass collar and reg
lister. Please return to 5t3 Morrow street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. Oct3l-ltt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31

ysR. KLINt?S GHEAT NERVE RE-
W SIDREk. is the wonder Of the age for
all nerve diseases. All fits stopped free. Sens
to Y3l Arch street, Philadelphia Pa
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
List of Unclaimed Letters.

remaining in the Wilmington Post
Office, Saturday, October y, 1881.
LALIEs' LIST.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Atate Of tho Thermom eter

ct the REPUBLICAN, office, in the shade,
this morning.:
O'Clock 10 o'clock IL O'CLOCK,
6So 700 10y
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31

NANTED;1A SITUATION AS CoPi.
office. oct3.-6tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31

NOTICE.-THE REPUBLICAN Oily
~ Executive Committee, of Wilmington,
will moet in the Lincoln Cub room, on Mon
day evening, the Slst inst at clock.
W. HASTINGS, Chairman.
J. Il. CRIPrEN, Secretary. ort3l-it