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Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
Bright. ny es,

the young Ponoa Indian maiden whose
sketch Of Indian life is to appear in the
January It. Nicholas, writes as follows
to the editor of that magazine:
"It seems 30 hard TO make white
people believe that We Indians are
human beings OF like passions and af-
fections with themselves; that it is as
hard for us to be good as it is for then,
harder, for We are ignorant,-and
We feel as badly when We fail as they
do. That is the reason have written
my story as | Lave. \ = 1t
wouli be so much better for my people
If the white people had more thorough
knowledge of them, because We have
felt deeply the results Of their ignor.
ance of u.s."
A years. subscription to 81. Nicholas
is a holiday gift the Influence and the
ioy of which is felt twelve times year.
The North American recently declared,
'It would puzzle any one to say in
what respect St. Nicholas could be i'm
proved" Subscriptions beginning with
The beautiful Christmas (Deoembsr)
number will comngnce the two serials
Price, So 90 year The
Christmas number is for sale every
where for 80 cents, Published by
scri ner & Co., TAB Broa tway, New
York.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
our Rrookiyn Letter.
.,,a, Carrespoudence Of the REPUBLICAN.

Special Correspondence Of the kEPUsLloAF.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Jan. 8, 81.
The first day Of the new year dswnsd
clear and cold. 1t was ushered in
amid the ringing Of bells and blowing
OF horns. The streets, five minutes
after the City Hall clock had struck
the hour OF twelve, were thronged with
an animated crowd Of jewellers and
persons who were rsturring home from
" atch night services. During the ca
tire day crowds of yonng men, nicely
attired and wearing lsvendar 'colored
kid gloves, made New Years calls, q
eustom which has been observed here
for many years. New Years Is, un-
deu btedly, "the" holiday in this vici'
nifty. Upon that day there ia COM
plete cessation OF business. Ladies
are rarely seen upon the thoroughiares,
their attention being necessary to en-
tertain the callers. The females
ususlly call npon the males the day
subseq uent to New YEARS..
The Advsntists, Of this city, held a
very interesting nesting in the Advent
church, on Cumberland street betWesn
Dc Kslb and Lafayette avenues, on
Friday evening. The attendance was
large. Rsv. George R. Kramer, of
Wilmington, preached on the coming Of
Christ, selecting John IA: 3: for his
text. The words found therein are the
the language OF the Messiah when he
was about to leave the earth. Though
70 cannot come where | 30, said he, |
will come again. Christ Is now engsg-
I'd in q great work. His spirit is trav
cling the nations Of the earth. He is
coming sgaiu-coming personally and
literally, according to promise. His
coming will be no gay dream OF image
ry, but will be- gayer than any dream
Of imagery. No painting Of the brush
Of enchantment can come up to tho
reality. Death Is not the second
coming CT Christ, it Is tare a nigh,
growth, a plant Of corruption. The
Lord himselfshall desc5ud from heaven.
He will come before the millennium.
The abomi atoms Of desolstion will
then bs prevailing and the church will
bs like the disciples on the sea Of
Tibsrius-toiling ana rowiug against a
contrary wind. TIE grand purpose OF
his coming is to establish OIL this earth
u grand, literal kipgdom-as literal as
the kingdom described by Beacondeld
in "Endymion." He ts coming to set
up ia kingdom, TO raise the dead and
to give immortality.
Frost Johnson, educated at Dresden
and one Of New York'S geniuses, Ia en-
gagged in painting picture OF Cardinal
cCloskey. The Cardinal, clad in
gorgeous robes, has just arisen from his
seat in the cathedral, and is about to
address his congregation. The paint
ing, when completed, will be perfect
gem.
The river and bay looks like one
vast fed of floating ice and it is with
considerable difficulty that boats are
able TO effect passage. Sleighing and
skating are excellent aad receive great
attention. W.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
BLAINE AND CAMERON.
Blaine for Ihs Cabinet-CamerOn
TO Remain im The SenaIr.

20 Remain In me SENATE
Spe ial Dlspsth to tn, Times.
WASHINGTON, January L. There q
nothing definitely settled, at least that
the public can learn, in regard to the
new Cabinet, but it is now generally
understood that Mr.. Blaine will have
the refusal Of tue Premiership, and his
friends say that his acceptance is
more than probable. His retirement
from the Senate would settle political
complications In Maine, by enabling
both Hale and Frye to become Senators
aud it would save Blaine from des-
perate personal battle two years hence
to be reelected. None doubt his
ability to re-elsct himself, but it might
leave sores behind which would i'm
pair his strength in the State for a
future Presidential contest His ap-
pointment to the Garfield Cabinet
would be = mortal otfsnse to Conkling,
who has no: spoken to Blaine for six
teen years, but Conkling will be ac-
corded Cabinet officer from New
York and the bulk Of the patronage OF
the State, and he will net be in post
sion to fight the new administration
with safety.
1t has been given out that Senator
Cameron may also retire from the
Senate to accept his old War portfolio,
but do not credit it. He might be
tempted to accept the Treasury portfo-
lio, but that cannot be given to Penn
sylvauia, aud those who are closest to
Cameron unhesitatingly say that he
will not leave the senate for the Cabi-
net. 1t IL believed that he could enter
the Cabinet if he wishod to do so, but
ne has racently declared it to be his
unalterable purpose not to leave the
Senate. He will doubtless be able to
commando Cabinet officer from Penn
sylyania who will be in political sym.
pathy with him, and with seat in
the Senate and q Cabinet officer to aid
him, his power will be vastly greater
than II he retired from the Seuate and
divided the power of the State with two
Senators. Besides, II two Senators
were to be elected, Grow would be one
of them, and 1t is not part Of Cam
eron's programme to make Grow Sen
ator. As things look now, Blaine will
be the head of the new Cabinet, and
Cameron will remain in the Senate and
be represented in the Cabinet BY some
trusted friend like Scofeld, Morrell or
Armstrong.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
hAHLROAD LINER.
LOCAL EHME TABLE.
TRAINS LHkvR WILMINGTON.

For Philadelphia and intermediate stations
1910, 1890, a. m; 2.30, 400, 100, 1900, p,
m. On Sundays: $40 8. M; 800, $50, 0.bC
p. m.
2.0s, 9.65 p. N.
For Phiia. and New YORK: 1.5S, s.Gs, $50, TOO
1902, o. m; 1880, #12.43. HAmited)
OIL p. m. Sundays, AIS 6. m., 6,l7 p. N.
For Baltimore and way statlons: s.ss a. m.
500 p. n.
For Bai. more, Washington and Bay Line
7.0Sp. m.
For Baltimore and Washington: 1881, 2oE
2l6, 835 q. m.; 1856, i.O4 tLimitedl A.5i
1908 p. In. Sundays: Il 81, 2.0S 0. m. AIS p. n
For information apply at depot.
For Nov Castle: SEQ, $50, Il. TO-, LOO, Boo
S.86 y. Dc.
For Harrington and intermediate stat
$50 u. n.. i.Gt, 6.35 p. N.
gor Dsimer and Intermediate stations: 9.3 a.
E9f WiIroirGtsr Il e. Northern X. Il: zoe, h.
E.;2.0U, 6o6, 2. N. No Sunday trains.
Arrive 8 anu l1.I6 Il. I0., and e.&6 p. N.
Eaf ps,swsrc WcgEeHn r. ~: 7.lS, 1850. Ar,
s.G0p. IA. Snndsy trains, 1890 6. NJ, 6p.pl.
FaAINs ZOE WILMINGTON LHAvR E9lLADKl "
PELA.
From Bread street and Washington sysnra
Y20, 8lb, 1880, I1.C0 11.35 r. M; $50, $3.50,
4, 43O, 4.4b, 6.I5, ., o.4G, 8, a.46, ll.s0p. Ii.
On Sundays: s.S0 q, m; 9, 8,S,A6, il.89p. D..
Fror, Thirty-sSecond and Market strasI3: '.3l
7.3o. ll.a6 6. m; l9.26. tLimitedl Sis p, u
Up SUNDAYS: LOB N.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
GreAI Fla eB.

A fire. in New Orleans bs!oEa- day
light yesterday, destroyed Wolrs
or rocksry store, near the scene Of Sat
urda7's fire, and spread to Joseph
Lewis stationery stere, the ell Of
Hapsell's saddlery, which remained
rom Saturdays fire, and j.
II. soott's oil and lamp store. Los
sl35, 600. The fires are attributed to
ineendisrism.
The Commercial House, in North
Adams, Mass. was burned yesterday
Loss, $3s,O A f;e at st
Missouri, on Saturday, de-
stroysd the Cosmos Newspaper office,
and tho Opera House, containing, on
The first floor. q drug store. Loss, $40, I.
900. The First Methodist Episcopal
Church OF Canton, Ohio, was burned
yesterday.
Loss $45, 900. The fire started dur
services, but the congregation left the
building quietly, and no one was in
jured. The hotel at Mount st. Vim.
cent, in Central Park, New York,
WAS burned yesterday. Loss about
800, 900.
The plow manufactorY OF B. D. Bu-
ford Il Co., in Rock Island, Illinois, was
destroyed by ire last Friday night,
with the pattern shop and store rooms.
The loss is estimated at $3.50. 900.
Four hundred men ara thrown out OF
A fire in New Orleans
on Saturday night destroyed Il. Han
sells saddlery, Isdore Levy & Co. q
crockery aud $. Cohen's clothing store
AID TAeurer & Becker's warehouse,
causing a total loss OF nearly $3.50, 900.
The tannery OF Froske Il GalIum, in
Mil Vaukes, was damaged py frs on
morning to the extent OF s2l,
900.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
10 ORIoLE.
BY ANNABEL DWIGHT.

Let the treaehsrous love oil woman,
Or the ir .endship 1alse Of man,
Pass amcuy The things ieigotten-
Blot them out, It's we'll you can;
Ease love Is not worth regreluDg'
But rs hardly Just 10 say
All The world is ia.so and selnsh,
Just because one cary DAY, ,
ThO,s you loved wore tried ana testeu,
Proven worthless, d kle, e0io.
Love ia heayen.bor a-immortsl
lave is flrm, ard strong, and Old
Old rs the eternal mountains,
Yet as VI ung and sweet, and ia'r
As the youthful hearts which gath'r
LOve's bright blossoms everywhere.
Gain. and strife. aAd deeds isnoble
Make an ugly, noisy crowd,
But the angels Love and Frendshlp
shrink from trumpeting aloud
All their trnth, and strength, and virtue
Ealne iS empty. Wnen you're 0id,
Fsno's traitor to desert Jeu-
True Love snly ne'er grows cola
When you're poor and sick, and lonely
Fnm3 will sinh. - coward ifiend.
| ack Into the great worlds spieneor-
Love 10 faithful to the end.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
RIekl Departed.

Among the wealthy citizens Of Phila.
delphia who have died during the
present year eight left personal estates
each valued at over hall a million dol
lars, as follows: William Adamson,
sos, All 80; Adotph Il, Borie, 81, ,14O .
81 is; George W. J De Renne, $577,
255.9J; William Elliott, 1915, 400. so:
John Il, Fox, 5 3S,o93:47; Mary Shislds
so34 $50 90: Samuel s. White, s897,-
O54 70; joshua Jeanes, $97O, 900.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
Jackson'p Lost Cmildren Record.

George W. Jackson, Wilmington e
famous bill poster, being philsnthro.
pis as well as a public decorator Of
board fences with most artistic skill,
has soft side for lost children, aud
makes his Office and residence for
little lost waits of humanity until
they can find their parents.
He commenced this business on the
first Of July, 1876, and has kept it up
until the present tins. Since he com.
mencsd his philanthropic career he
has sheltered $40 children until their
parents could be found. 226 Of them
we're giIl5, 2SS boys and So wers col
orei.
The record for the last year from
January lst, 1850 TO January lst, 1881,
was 1876, OF which 56 were girls, 70
were, boys, and 8 were colored. Jack
son charges nothing for his services
but he has ceen so lucky as to find the
parents or homes for all the lest child
enr. II some instances he had to keep
the children a couple Of days before he
fou nd their homes.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
RGOrGRni ZRtiOn.

There will he ,nee'ipg this evening
in roor No, IL, McCiary's Building,
at $50 o'clock. for the pnrnose Of reor-
gapizipg Good l1tsut Division, Sons of
Temperance. Ali the old members are
requested to be present.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTER'S OFFICE


NEW CAsTLB COUNTY, Dec. ., 1850,
Upon the application OF Stephen Mitchell.
Administrator oi JOhn Cht mbers, late
OF Mil Oroek Hundred, in sald eoun-
ty, deceased, it is ordered and direo-
ted by the Register that the Administrator
Aforesaid give notice Of granting Of
Letters of Administrator uuon the estate
Of the deceased, with the date OF granting
thoreot,by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such Let.
ters in SIX of the most public places Of the
county OF New Castle, requiring ell persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abid by an Act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided aud also cause
the same to be inserted within the same pc
Rod in the DELAWARE HEPUBLICAN, news.
paper published in Wilmington, and to be
continued therein three weeks (e-od)
{ ~ Given under the hand and Seal of
L. y. office of the Register aforesaid at New
- NCastle, in New Castle county aiore-
said, the day and year above written.
s. %. BlGGS, Register.
NoTICH-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must pl esept the
same, duly attested to the administrator on
ov before Dec. %, 1881. or abide the Act of
Assembly In such case made aud provided.
STEPHEN MI Oh { LII, administrator
Address-Pleas'n HiIl. Del. l2l7
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
nHlLADELPBIA,W WlLMIEaTO> AMI
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

JULY 70, 1880.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta
Ions, 100, $40, 1880, q. M, 2s0 400, 100, lO.Ct
D. IN.
Philadelphia express, $50. 900. o.6b, s.1C
(irom Perryville) s. N LIZ, 2.03, 9.b5 p. II.
Philadelphia and New YORK 223, t.3o, 100
1862, o. nl., l1.45, 12.43, Gao p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, a.8s
=, N. Abs m.
BAIT more and Bay Line, 8 80 p. II.
Bali,no ore and Washington. 1851, 2.C3, ,7bb,
s;sa m, 1885. l.04, 4.4t, $40 p. m.
Trsins for Delaware Division leave fer:
Wv Castle, 800, $50 a. m, LOB, 800, c.St
. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, $50
Deimaf and intermediate Stations, $50 a.
m, LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations.
$40 o. m, BOO, 6.3U, 9.60p. n.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 2.23 q. n ,e.l7
baltimore and Washington, 12.5l, 2.o3, ais
q, 10.
For further information passengers arc re
jerrcd To tho time tables pested at the depot
II. f KEENEY, Sups
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
LUaBER YARDS.
~YEW LUMBER YARD.

AYEW LUMBER YARD.
! take this opportunity of informing my
iriendAand the general public that | have
severed my connection with Lindley q. Kent
II Co., and VIII continue the lumber business
at the corner of Front and Justtson streets, in
this city. have puIchased and will convert
the site Known as the Black Horse Hotel
irto lumber yard, where hopoby
a careful attention to business and the needs
Of the builders OF this city and vicinity, to
merit continuance Of the many tavors
,hOwn me IN the past. -
lll2-lmd b. LUNDY KENT.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
eiN1GE Ghg.&.

!. A.lrEUlSG AND MILD
ROASTED COffEE,
Is UE.NTS PER POUND.
rLhUE. GRE n, JAPAN AED EIEEI
TEAS AT
GENTS PER PuUNn,
vheso GOODS 6fe uneIcellod In purity ,sUcuIfi
and flavor, By any In the city OF the
price. Try them and be
convinced OF tbs ilct.
GREAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
". X. BOWMAN Manager
10 4. SECOND ST., Is e. SECOND ST.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Our assortment Of the finer grades Of Tet
and Oofiee, and perfectly pure pepper, and
spices generally. 1s one Of tho best. Pr1cs
Away right. SUGAR AT COST TO GUS
COMERS.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

Farmers can get their shelled grain
ground at Steam Mills, W. Front at.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
NyEW LUMBER YARD.

JOHN WISE gives notice to his many old
irepds and customers that he has resumed
the Iumb ber business and has established a
yard called the
WILMINGTON AND BRANDYWINE
LUMBER YARD.
at Twelfth end Market streets, Wilmington,
Del. where he will keep on hand a varied
and largo assortment OF white and yellow
nine. spruce and hemlock lumber, pickets
and plastering lath. A liberal share OF pub
lie patronage is solicited. JOHN WISE.
III tlmd.ilaw.w
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
lost.

" OST.--ON THE 2sth OF DE. ~
IA comber, n New Found land .=s.s =sss..... %
pup. The finder Will bs suitably rewarded
on returning the same to t28 +. Fourth st.
ian3t3t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
Wilmington, Delaware.
N. MeIChi0r, Gunsmitt1

H4 King st., hss for sale breech and nnEsh
loading guns OF all makes, revolvers and cor
tridges OF all kinds. Full nickel pla ed 70
volvers Sl.26. Implements fer breech lold'nt
gums, glass balls and trans, and fishing tacs
es. Repairing demo at short netioe. W
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

nYAMTED+lTp RENT FOR THE uOM-
wv tnR year D store from tnree 10 tnn
lmilcs from WifmiDgton, doing from 5000 to
no. 900 business. Address, stating terms.
y n u. hERBEkr BRO "N,
zl&.fu.f.s.ltW Mt, Caba, Dal.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

7 4 & = q -IfOUsL AND LOT, Nv,
4, n 4 III /. tdof ssenth street, win ialIH ,,S
!. Il. "a <1.ol i&Hn, IN complete order, "'sH
.<@<~ lrrfbreme nis possessl lon Nv
=; q w M. M DhlLD,
"A. 4. ~. \. "A 7O4 Market 81
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
DR.. HAYDOCK'S
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SUGAR OOATED.)
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ONE PILL III DOSE.
ONE PILL IB A DOSE.
These pills are an absolute cure for all
bilious and maiarlal affections. Theyd crap.
plo with disease at Its fountain head, and
root out the patients system at once. Ihey
fOrtlfy the body against Disease In all its
forms Of sudden attacks and epidemics, and
swamps and forests. One viol OF DIX. HAY
DuUK'S NEW LIVER PILLS relieves the
entire system Of pains and acheS, enliyens
the spirits and eends new blood
B0URDING THOUGh TIE VEINS.
Send for this inesti nable medicine at once,
and take no Ott er.
Hesitation and delay are nothing but an
other form et suicide when you have q RENE
dy at hand to cure sickness instantly.
Take disease In time and you will be saved
many days Of useless misery.
DIR. HAYD0CK'S
NEW LIVER PILLS
Are the true grains and essence Of health,
and the greatest blessing that Science LAS
given 10 the world.
ALL OVER This VAST COUNTRY
The People Know Them
the People Use Them!
The People Py also Them
What hundreds of Letters soy from pa!
tients ell over the habitable globe -
DR. Haydock, your new Liytr Pill has rid
me- o! all biiliousness.
No mere n0xisus doses for me Of FIVE or ten
pills taken at one time. One OF your pills
cured me.
Thanks, Doctor. My headache has LETT me,
Send NE another vial to keep in the hOIse.
After suffering tOTtures from hillinOus collie
two OF your, New Liver Pills cured me, and
have no return OF the ma!aay.
OurdoctOrs treated mo tor Chronic Consl.
patton, as they called IT, and at last said !
was incurablc. Your New Liver Pills cured
me.
hGd no appetite; Or. HGydock's Eew Liv.
or Pills gave ice hearty one.
Your pills are marvellous.
Dr. lIaydock has cured my headache that
was chronic.
gave half Of ono OF your pills to my babe
tor Cholera M0rbus. The dear young thinS
got we'll In q day.
MY nausea OF q morning Is now cured, and
no more headaches.
Your vial 81 Dr. HaydOck's New Liver
Pills cured me Of terrible neuralgia and
pains in tho head.
Send me two Vials; l want one for q poor
family.
celu nie uFo fllib VI JOuI ENbW 41iFSI lie
by return mail.
Doctor, my b!Iliousnsss and headache are
all RoRe.
For all Dseasos OF tho Kidney, Retention
OF Urine, Dr. HaydOCk's New Liver Pills arc
a perfect cure. One pill will satisfy the
most skeptcal.
For Female Diseases, Nervous ProstratiOn
Weakness, General Lassitude. Want OF ap.
petite and Sick Headache DR.. Hayd0cE's Is
New Liver Pills will be found an Efectu4I
Remedy
They are universal in their effects, ard a
cure can almost alws Us be guaranteed.
EACH VIAL CONTAINS 20 PILLS.
One Pill is Dose.
PFace twenty-five Cents.
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
UAUTIOE.-Nope are genuine unless the
signature OF ALLEN II AYDOCK surrounds
each Vial Of Pills Every Pill is sugar coated.
Ii your druggist does not not keep them. we
will mail them tree 10 any address on receipt
Of 10 cents. Five Walls Tor &l.00
BUY AT ONCE! DO NOT DELAY!
HEAYDGCK g. CO,
l22.lyd&w 80 Platt St., New York.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

yTTANTED--ASTEAVY WOMAN FOR
NV general homework must he H0od
esfhnr and ironer snd plain cOos. Apply
from 10 W LA. NJ, a. 1913 Washington st,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

-T,z "a I. III AMI BLEroNlAN n
y'<:oif = I5S1ls1l,u ,u4 years old, lsh 80 4
,6s hiali. ~eieht 1coo b', SOUND, "a n,nu can m
wv y. ~ N W urc1,is, OF Great speed can
relf.5, : t,sses n. s|< for full particulars ap'
\ 4 miis w VIM TULL,
Z <>6r Eighth and Monroe SUE
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

FNOR RE ST-THE GROCERY, COR.
ID of Fourth aud KIM $ rcsts; the Oest
Kand ID city cf Wiini0ston. Inquire at the
sOok stand aih and KoN. l23j'At
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

rNOR RENT. "A S NJ ALL PL ACE or 7
d nnras within four miles o' c,y. Apply
EVAnS PENN lNGTON'.
iQqnAk 80. 3 Il. Sth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
Wac &KD.

VIZ ANTED.-- TWO GENTLEMEN
Nv lodgeys In % r!vato IA nifty Oh wash.
liixion street, Whar3 ther3 are NJ chIldrcl
,f other boarders Ntca.y furnished font
and bacg rooms with bath breakfast and
tsa IL desired reIeren'cs rlquired. Nd rc3s
poinfort, RxPuBLICAN office. l2J u
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

ITyANrED I'M SU-
wv peribr ohilds nurse and chamber
Amafd. Apply ~ No. 1908 Jefferson sreeet,.
fN1l I&0tf r3'aa MRS. J. Il. SMITH.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

TNDk KENT. THE HOUSE 1919 TAT
4 nall q, Inquire Of n.vor
n i2,7-ti FourJh lnd MarEet SIS.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

;. .r,,. Z z Z --6 a)oD INvESTMENr,S1
y 4, ~ f @7Sx house, of iivo rooms eacn'
=. <,cs 4. y c11dIoas dwelIing, In Dus,,
y y; y ~ tio1. III N. /. Seventh street; Apply
y Y M s. M ARs,HAlL.,
ss,o.> 1906 W. Seventh s'''
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

AZ ~ 4 49, --sdANUFAOrUklNa BUS;
|'y1' 5rsxs .-The touls, fixtures, eood VIII
I Il w w M inv brick yard on Elliott aVenuo, Iy
Z H, tos,s 4 tt5u about business, &c, Apply
4 atssa sns', NM ,l Ehip;ey street. Terms easy;p
olnCe, We ~ n NY lRxSI>jEL McOLARY, JH'
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

WNOR HENT-4THE STORE AND Dwell.
IL ifnN Ut ngftnwest yoroer OF Second ana
htpaiI street. Apply lO' MarSet Sr.et,
rIogU-ff G. -. CLELhND.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

IENTL EMEN Il bARD
" Nt & ors AZ 400 ~. Third sire It; terms mod
3s1z{ " N l2l0t2w
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

TNOR RENT.-lrHE "lrY HOTEL STA
u bles. Apply 70 THoS CURLY,
~ t07alQt 1-Fs Guy Gas works.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

YxyU LOAN MONEY TO LOAN ON
II |. mortaaeo Ii gum to suit. city or coun-
nv. Apply 10 lsk0. X. TOWNSEND,
'I iani.bld.ltN FtS 6lB Marnet street,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

" IN. ri 908 M 4 K X EFT STREET,
Wilnlpgon, Dsl.
Hld-A.w
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

Y n II 4 d a Ysf5-FR at DESlhAn'sst,Eh s,h
1 nropcyt Y ~ xha SOUTH west corner o. OIL
~ AlN1 14cs 30 Ii. HsJDLER.
M gO5 Market st..
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

--5,g c~7.7 0H RENT.-A Th NEE
~ sa,,! y ,,s,sIk ~ house, no. $40 Tatnal, st'
Y 2 ~. :. Y v';1& III modern improvements
" " X 'S''r MIL AM UANbt,.
..,- f7 eg8 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

FNOR FENr.-lK ACES or LA'sh,
n with three dMe,lii@3, workshop &c
herein. adtoinlnG The c!ly. Apply 70
IfEO, h, TOWNSEHD,
ianf.a4 e!B Market street
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

l-VXY ANTED+-AH HOUSE PAINTER and
4. .XVSl q pepor hanger. apply 7O6 y. Sixth
etrG1f. l7 g 127.tl
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

-xty Il gtlA TX -4A i.Ot OF rEUoHi y
!, hsn1Cd p1nf1ci doors, also l pan pao ., ~
m dooys. I3i oi sash all good 81 o'VU" ~
VA sn1 ,s.t Z. X l93 .0d-ti
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
,s sALE.

= - % y Two STORY BRlok
OH hons, bath, hot and colo
dN II. only $500 cash, balance
A.. |. aiso 2 two story Drick
~ <2x nd irame kitchen, prise
! < s. - balance In monthly IN
+ y VA i3KEHG q PIERCE.
Clayton House.