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DO Yon WAND HeaIth?

Why will ye die? Death, or what Is
worse, is the inevitable result OF con-
tinued suspension of the menstrual d w.
It is a condition which should not be
trified with. Immediate relief is the
preston, Suspension or other irregular
tiles of the ''courses," Bradhelu
msIa Reoulator is the only sure remedy.
It acts by giving tone TO the nervous
centres, improving the hood and deter
mining directly to the Orgai OF men
situation. Ii is n legitimate preserip-
ton, and the most intelligent phFsi-
ciaus use it.
NoTAsULeA, ALA, July z, ~.
BradfieId's Female Regulator has
beer, thoroughly tested by me in great
variety of cases, and | I'm iully con
WINGED that it is unrivaled tor ali that
class of diseases which it claims {" cure.
j. HU>s, NJ ID
Dr. j. Bradfield, Prop, Atlanta, Ga
Price 20 cts. and $3.50 per barrel.
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2'2o4 Prizes, amounting in O s gold 70 s44 ,O7n
:, . If the ticket drawing tho Capital
Prize Of SI4 coo ssds with The h0nTe H.,
eli tickets ending with are entitle to o..
Tickets, So. Halves. 30 70
FifthS, 81
The Royal Havana Official List Decides
Every Prize.
Subject TO no manipulation. not controlled
ny the parties il iAtssest. h. nestly managed,
~ - thp tairest, squarest aud bert thing IN
the nature Of a lottery that could be con
ceived.
~, zee that the name Gould q Co. IL on the
ucke: None other arc genuine.
All l'rizes paid on re-entaiion.
:, TOT information and ticket, apply 10
sd psEf COMPANY, General Agents, 1919
hrosdyEy- New York City, or So y. Ran
oolPh street, hicagr. liz or Jno. Il Fel-
.--ue1' SAVAhhhh "A. ju.ys5-ly.
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Ply YOUR TAXES.

A LII parties owing corporation back taxes
IL arc hereby notified that settlement must
be made at once. No longer Indulgence can
be given. The taxss for 1882 arc due and
must be paid OF before the Slst of Janua-
ry, 1888, Ny term OF Office viii EXP ire on
tho 25th day Of January, 1885, and in &C
cordanee with the law the books must be
closed at that time.
take this oPpOI tunlty to thank the citi-
zens of Pulaski for the confidence reposed in
me by having elected ms as City Marshal for
the past six years, and with close OF this term
shall no longer be an aspirant for that posi-
ton. I. H. RAINEY, T. G.
December ~ 1922.
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Notice Of insolvency.

IT AVING suggested 70 the clerk of the
IL County Court of Giles County tie insol-
vaney or the estate If VIM B. Ellis, decd d,
notice is hereby given to ell persons holding
claims against said estate to file them duly
authenticated with the said clerk on or be-
fore the 18th day of June, 1888, or they will
be forever barred
W. Il. HANSERD, Admir-.
dsci4-Im.
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*Both Lydia + Pinkham's Vegeta-
Bile Compound and Blood Purifier are
prepared at 233 and 235 Western Ave-
nue., Lynn, Mass. Price of either, 81.
Six bottles for So. Sent by mail in the
form of pills or OF loZenges, on receipt
of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs.
Pinkham freely answers all letters of
inquiry. Enclose &c. stamp. Send for
"Guide to Health and Nerve Strain"
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Gen. Joe. Wheeler was nominated
al Decatur last Thursday for con-
gress to fill out the unexpired term
of Lowe. decd
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approximations of 500 each 10
the Sl4 900 . q
AEproxiu atoms of $50 each 10
the $4,000 Observation-Disclosures. A.
7O4 Prizes as above, being the full mum
Der in the Royal Havana, and
300 Additional PFizes Of IS each to
the 800 tickets having as an end
ing figure tie terminal unit Of the
number drawing the Capital Prize
OF $4,000 ? "a
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AT BOTTOM PRICES


If you are sick hop Bitters viii
surely aid Nature in making yol
well when all else fails.
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Office of w. X. CRAIG,
Grain & Produce Dealer.
PULASKI, Dec. 10, 1882.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
e, n
NHERsFF'~ MALES.
Ilsra :, rtrs =, "

Csfffp''F| StHE by VrRI'''. Dr A
kFau ofNsndsoaui ssp ~ =, to'm' direct
.sd,, w. N be axpo, d to tnbiia sac. at tn,
fsno. q nav ss Ja,s.s boanty ISsl Dsl
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
TheJogs or Life

A shocking Alpine accident on Easter
Sunday, briefly noticed in cable dis
patch, Is more fully described by a
Nienpa correspondent. Three young
men and young lady ascended a lofty
peak of the Kax Alp, and one of the
party mounted higher than the rest in
order to find the right path. He called
fron above that the ascent was very
difficult and that no path was visible.
On his return be WAS astonished to find
his companions had disappeard. 1t is
supposed thatR fatal fall, buried all
three, the young lady and the two
young men, in the snow. The survivor,
with the help Of q guide searched the
whole night for his missing compan.
ions. The electric light was also en-
ployed, but to ma purpose. The Vienna
Tourist Club sent all its Rnides to con-
tinue the searchtin the ravines and the
dangerous gaps near which these un.
fortunate young people disappeared.
But At last accounts no tr..ce of them
hat been found o..... ., ,,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
som s.tm On the sirnpls s.t Means

will accomplish the most desirable re-
fruits. AS an evffencs, read the expe-
krlence OF Charles g. Strickland, 8 Boyl.
ston Place and 15O Harrison avenue,
Boston,, The pleasure which | hereby
attempt to express cannot bs half con.
ysyed by words, Physicians of very
high character and noboriety have here.
tofore deGlarsd my rheumatism to be in.
durable. Specifics, almost numberless,
have failed To cure or even alleviate the
of the pain, which has fre-
quently confined, ms to my room for
three months at = time. Oae week ago
l was seized with an attack of acute
rheum atism of the knee. In few
hours the enrire knee joint became
swollen TO enormous proportions, and
walking rendered impossible Nothing
remained Cor me, and intended to re-
sign myself as best 1 might to another
months confinement. to any room and
bad, whilst suffering untold agonies.
by chsnce learned of the wonderful
curative propertiessof st. Jacobs Oil.
1t ,clutched it as straw, and iu tew
hours vas entirely fres from pain in
knee, arm and sboGlder. lAs before
stated, cannot tind words to convey
NY praise and gratitude to the discover
or of this king Of rheumatism.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Nihtltsts m New York .

In New York Monday morning.
Police superintendent Walling had 800
POLICEMEN on hand at an early hour TO
prevent the Socialjstic organizations
from parading from the GerInAnia As
sembly rooms to the williamsburg
ferry where they were to cross to Viii.
-liamsburg to participate IN the laying
of the corner stone Of the Froehel mon
ument. One, hundsd policemen wers
stationed at The ferry, and large force
at the rooms refused admission to all
corners. At half.past nine O'Clock p
Heiegation of SoUiaHsts called upon the
super .hteudet. ana said they had
abandoned tito intention Of par,ding,
hut wished To have a funeral procession
formed at the Assembly roo us about
one o'clock, togo to Williamsburg. AS
tfie Id " red dfres six hours notice. the
rpquasu was refused, and the Superin.
tendent senu q platoon to the Unier-
takers where the retnains were. At
one O'Clock larAs crowd IA her6d at
the rooms, but soon q1ietly separated
and Went in small parties TO the ferry.
The police were called in an hour later,
A secret'meeting OF Socialists was held
Ia Lincoln Hail. ''l--| -
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Strengthened, h
Again. roa

Many men who know
what fine woolens are do
not suspect that our Gus
tom Rooms stock is so fine
and complete. 1t has a
fresh infusion to-day; this
time from Erckcns.. A list
Of the great German brands
shown in our piece goods
would simply be a directory
ofthe best woolcn mills in
Rhine Prussia. We are
about as strong; with Scotch,
English and French, and
stronger stlll with the best
American. SO we on sht
to be, for the patterns Of all
the best makers in the world
come to Oak Hall. Their
too, these fine goods are
well cut and made at the
smallest prices. If any men
read this who arcanxious to
test it's truth we invite them
to look in upon our piece
goods stock. I,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
BIats'. Ststetnent,

WAsHINGToN, . May l.-amafor
Blair, ot New Hampshire, read long
statement before the Shipherd Investi-
eating Comnittae thi. moruing in Eela-
ton to his connection with thfq Peru
vim Company. The statement con.
tained very little with which the pub
lie isnot slready familiar. He said
tina he acted as attorney for the Peru
Wan Company, accepted = block Of
stock as retainer, which, he subseQ Quent-
ly returned. He preferred to bave mon.
ey, but It happened that he got, stock.
AS to the main question, he was au
AmeriGsu and believed in IN Ameri-
can policy, such as Mr.. Blaine adopted.
He woald have favored such, a, policy
whether there had ever been o Peru,
yian Company or NOT. He believed
that tAe Peruvian Company had sub
stantial foundation. and declared that
tho East India Company originally
did not haye better basis. He
thought If Blaine's policy had been
conunued, it would have diverted
Souul America trade into American
channels. No member &c she commit
tee asked question and the meetiRg
was adjourned, subject to the call of
the Chairman. --uo
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
MI N "a W@ Y u 7 Wv IiIA"Ng- n IT
The. WhtnRiaS'pNst In Virginia.
n "A ,.lestatSh from. Il Raeh,npnd. Va.

h IA ,.lsspAtsh from ,Raehmpnd, Va,
I. DaYH. ,Ess ~ ION III "A
h Iha Ian that has existstbin this State
, fpr ahe pAsts foaEa " sarssS. creating the
fwhippinsspost.s As Aisomachine for the
1 pumis& s&llnens vofs petty larceny, expired
with the casting bS the .sln to-day.
DO morrow every whipping post in Vir.
b4ints vElsbe torn dowtEsnd thrown in.
, to- the ,hraa AT the,secsnt session of the
Leghlaause the ,law u0seasingi this apr
, csnnand ehsolsts mode0f pun isil N mt
was reIH.alsd.~ ~ Duping 1.-The last cam
pad anr In. this, State the Resdj tstsYs
phd&ed msalvsSto ab ,lish the whip
pptne p6st.S The law. .waszatssays objec.
tama able, and wi hen shssissass came up
IN the Assembly many of the Demo
gratis voted, with ttsy Read busters TO re
peal it. Reinforcement b was often at
tended with greatdftisutties, The courts
wereEiy0a discretionary power al to
the infi0tion of the lash upon women.
Thsmegross insisbed 'that-it wa, oftener
inHictedgupon the feM ales OF the white
r,sce than their swn.'sWtth ATS abolition
aud uhatoftas Law requiring the pre-.
payment Of the poll tax pre-reuui-
site 10 the enjoyment of the elective
franchiss--the two most 0objectional
legal requirements, 50 far as the negroes
are concerned--are removed. So far as
the lash was concerned, however, many
of the darkies preferred to be snbje
to its iuhiction than totbe incarcerated
in Jail The Readj listers expect that
their etfnrts in securing the repeal of
these laws will add greatly to their
popularity. among the negroes In the
fall campaign. TheDetloerats although
they bitterly opposed the appeal Of
these laws before the last election, will
claim some credit for their votes In the
Legislature when these questions were
voted upoa. r,J-'u ~.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
III wu< ting The Apnc hes,

The troops nov id Arizona are to be
reinforced by the. First and Fourth In
fantrt, the Tbfrd Cavalry and part OF
the Ninth Cavalry, in order To put down
the indians as speedily az possible.
General Fbrsythe aas made q detailed
report Of his recent operations against
the hostile Apaches. It's main fsstures
have been anticipated by the press re-
ports The fighting took place III very
rugged snG mountainous region, the
] udians resorang tottheir usual strategy.
Eorsy tn s Indian sGouts were killed.
Re intended to cNntiuue the pursuit OF
the ssvages, and says no uneasiness
need be felt if Ae is not heard from for
some time -
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
~GhOuId have Una(OrnsI.

The officers Of the new boat "Wil.
mington," which phys betw this
city and Philadelphia, are NIL dressed
in blue uniforms and present aft ne ap-
pearauee. This idea is q good one, for
by this means if you desire ts intarviSw "
an officer of the boat, you can easily
pick him out from among the crowd.
Every steamboat carrying passer gers
should have it's Officers uniformed. The
FELTON, is e large and fine boat, is well
otlcered and lacks but one thing, Gni.
forms for Its officers, to make it she
leading boat on tNecEver. The q uestion
has sJften ibeeu asked Why. it Is the
officers of ths FELTON, are not unifOrme6.'
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
An Old DlrAe f@EY

The first directory published Ia
Wilmington, Del, was printed aEd
co:t piled by Robert Porter, in 1874.
The Gity or borough a. it was then
: Gated, contaiped about. feu- Thousand
inhabitants. The directory co lsaia iaed
the names ofaH the BAN ks, churches,.
cle-gymep, lawyers and merchandise
wei al the housekespafa rbLt No single
persons names are given iho it, TBe'
streets running from Esst to West,
aite, Third street, were caiiad High
stree. now 4th) and QneeA street (now
9th street, and Hanover street (nag
9TH },eDnd no on up to the Brandywina.
The book is full OF Interest. intCe nation,
&c,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Surprise . Party.

"A large party df young folks assem-.
hled at the t"si9ence OF Miss Sallie
Faacett, 834 West Seventh straet, last
evening. and proceeded iii a body to
the residence Of Miss Ella Cop, corner
Eighth and Jefferson streets for tbs
purpose of sueprieipg that lady. They
found the young lady at home and
totally ign ,sant of anything of this
kind. Upon their arrival Miss Cop
was more than surprised; she invited
them In when the evening was plea
sanity spentsy all. A table was spread
in the dining room, loaded 'down' with
the deliticies Of the season, to which
those present did anlple justice. The
evening was pleasantly spent iE play
ing various games, social cohverEatiqA.
etc. At a seasonable hour tho CON.
pany departed for their respective
homes, all wen pleased with TIE even
ing thus speut. '-''' ~
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Roses

A lady who resides at Whttby, IN
England, boasts Of tam GUS rose tree,
of the description known as the Mare
chaI Neil, which was planted eighteen
wears ago and has an extreme growth
of forty-eight feet to the
loft and fifty four feet to the right of
the parent stem. The average depth
of the tree IL Ave or six feet and last
year 5000 roses were picked from 1t and
this year $500 distinct buds In forma-
Hon have been counted upon II.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
HOnOrfnE LoDSeDs'

N. Ferdinand de LesseEs was feasted
on me night Of April 18th by his feRow W
coAnttynen OF Versailles. On the
hoCse where he wa, born on the l9tk of
November, 1905, a oeBlms
tablet was placed in the presence of an
enthusiastic gathering And: this was
followed by monster banquet. The
veteran engineer ridiculed the English
fear of the Channel Tunpsl, which he
fa<stiously called "the French pips," {"
and prophesied it would be as great an
accomplished fact al the Suez canal.
Fhe 1atlies present were .nteresteC to
know that Mpe. de Lessers gave birth
TO Ter tenth child fortnight before
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Au EAop esn ont

fhe wife Of WIN. ~, Lark, who re.
sides near Milton, ,f,sussex, County,
clipped with . man na med 6sobinson,
a few days ago Ut appears that Rob
inson had been hired with MI L. for
sohs tithe, and bst wesn him and Mrs.
L. d mutual feeling Of admiration had
sprung up that was hot altogether com
;mendatle.. On u threat. Of M. Lsnk
rs ifisch chstrgs Robinson, Mra. L. coolly
lufortnas hih if he did 90 che waild go
to. Mr.. Lank went cut to his watk as
usual and On returning in the evening,
he was surprised to fad that his wife
and Robi iuSou'h had left for ,tsther guar
ters -
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
'awHhrifrx ,ox'H0t!

"a .Asi' ;;. ii II; II; liz Il 2, ps'.
|Ahdesiss avsiss .aG,sStts At aM ~iass nat br,I !,
- At The Vintes,s Nnssr,aA bocts. H'
And We world guesDAndAndsruslnst o
a. AID the sYA sinkA tpte thsSeai !
aSs vofid tssss Al,is FS' ior NJ ~ s'o -,
~ ,n'
The 4Awt. seIAeysf Up 4unqy hill '''
he brook tgOlfg oyer ln the slaEe :" :"
'Btft Tho frtendsI hsvS lost ff6 deaL' gAd sti
'.%Whers thelr strfcken forms ~sft tstd., ,
.And tho wnrfA. .gssnropnd d asnt rsund a,
Apd whether l'9 9R q qnaeE the yEouand,h T.
H. hs VT sstss az little 1T, f9f .ri ' a.
,osliy, why art thou NJ sri sht and booa !.
s.AAbraMh, wig aHcthOu 20 sweet . y3.
o friends, how ceAI}sa atogBttdsq S9on ev-.
The Ioyss r.. tSl shaf lis at At your You i'st
And Lwhe.her.l' I'm on or4unserAhe groua4, q
~ The world aaresa'ittls Of me, 4s,N: Z;
Tns ways II ,iisr, 'srsfmty and btfEht; = :.
rrne eye of ~OmAn' 10 Kind'; eH ia6 -
1t hawest for the eyes to 3shold ths Hight,
~, hut the dyiDg and n ead are blind RI
And II Q World goes, round and round, y,
S 8nd toe sun fallsinto the sea;
And whether Pm Il or fldef tho gfound.
=. The world cares little for me. =" #
4 al ). ,ta -si - -Ia'' a. -. ~ ,.l
But II life awake and will mover cease
:. On the tutui e's distant shore, '-r.
And the rose of love end he lily Of peace
."' Shall bloom the forev 'rmore. b" Boo
Let the world 20 round and round, : -
And the sun ainL Into the sea I! III
For VIII .ther I'm on or under the ground,
On, Ehat vi y mater to mo?
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Tne Iatn0s Assassi n alton. :.

Two resolutions, practically endorr-
sing Gov. Crittenden's action In the
Jesse James affair, were introduced in
the Lover House of the Missouri Legis.
lature on Friday--one by a DEMOCRAT
and the other by Republican. Both
were ruled out of order uy the Speaker,
and an appeal from the decision of the
Chair was taken. The Democrats voted
solid, 80 in number, to sustain the
Chair, while the Republicans and
Green hackers, AZ in mum Der, voted
against the Chair.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Rs ady for tue GOvsrnOrshlp.

''The suspicion that Alexander T..
stephens would finally yield to the irh;.
portuHitfes Of his friends and allow
them v uss shis name. .int the, Georgia
canvass hGs proved cor
rset. lie stated last wesIs,to, the Wash.
ington correspondent Of tbs Atlanta
Con stithtion chat with his ,Eresent state
OF health tnerc Is no reason wny be.
shopld not enter the Gsbernstorial racs
soon to be made, and that 80 many
dem ands have been made upon him to
stand for Governor that he raconsiders
his intention of retiring from public
life and is at the command Of the peo-
pie in general.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
GArtbaldi.

Before retaining to his sea-girt hoTe
on Caprera, Garibaldl visited Monreale,
where the entire population throngeS
to greet him, With bare heads and in
silence. They filled his carriage with
flowers and tho president of the Univer-
sity made brief address stating that
the heroism and suffering of Garibaldi
had made Italy, to which the venerable
patriot responded: "Nay, Italy WAS
made by Italians, and when certain
gentlemen beyond the Alps say they
made II, they lie."' ''
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
PUEBLO SALES.
SALE

vNIfNT nm y AI.r . Y
OF ssh)L
FRESH 90 WS, SRRIN&ERS, FEEDERS
AND HHI1sS.+z 1e' - bx
Will be sold sspuS,ft sale, at tbs hstsi
ward in stan ton. New SJaPfie County, Le4o-
ware, on = az.
THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1882,
apl 30 O'Clock, pm, ss,
C1E 70 fre h COWS and sprinsers and
A yoang bulls and feeders this STOCK
was svlectsd with cstxc. . "a
No postponsnsAs RI S.te9apt et ,et w,ashS..;,, .;,
O'Clock FREQ. - h'a
MARSHALL. BAILEY AIT. .-f,rF'4''
IN 49, Reuben SauesthwAitea'
W. A. Nicholas, auotje WmI ~. Finn, !
clerk IlA'De % ~ aa9.d&wts
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
FOB SALE.
NOR SALE

y Two very des'lsssSt das state of cultivation, IN
' @ e; 6 ::: 81
!, ;;: ::! e.? e: : =:
o,1pps ri othsTh hs1y sGyus on farms peach apps;
orchards and .s o.osr two Of tho mot thriving
~, 40 IL lp9l'M tp91lA'MEs sAPP, Milford als.lm
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Mr.CurrX speaks.

wish to return my, thanks, to- Mys
many friends who 80 kindly fsnppopssda
me for City Treasurer at the Nonina-
tion Election on, Saturday, April 29th.
l feel gratihed at the large vote, re-
ceived with scarce an effort on my,
part ,r' la. y. -
The ticket nominated will receive my
hearty support. Yours Rspeetfully,
w. II. CURRY,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
HEoCk les, fLDuR,, FEED HAY
NI AND 90 I.nlWN' E,niLti.

E9Ck -lES, FLOUR, FEED, HAY
NJ AND % sIn DOWN f'''Hhi'
Buyers look araupd and save you rsmoney
by buy thg where you. Gap buy tue bust goods
ior the least laoney Look at these. prices:
dried apples, cts; ev.porAted r. cts dried
penches, 10 andl2cts; 3 bs hue prunes, rs
,cts.; jbs good cottas, 2otlctss ,sosrk raut, 10
syrup ever sold In the city f5r TIE money;
good syrups ~ and II css.;' our ~ ct. tea Is
extra, our 80 IL fine, Oalr 80 can't be bsat. Re-
member vs. are. selling for pet cash those
brands Of -four, VIM, Lea & Sons lest pastry
Ss.7s; best Olifton r +. F. $3.50; 'sutaxlt f.,
$s rs; Kifkwood, s77b; y. extra fie ia mily
-four, $3.50. We have the best 4 ct -four in
the city. Remember we guarantee these
fours to give satisfaction, IL not we will send
after ths -four end refund the money, SO with
u you take no risK. This $3.50 four We
recommend especially and we sell more -four
than any other grocery house In Wilmington.
Goods delivered all parts OF the city or vioin-
ity. Hay $l.26 per hundred; straw 81 cts;
oats, 90 cts. P. J. FORD, Front and Madi.
son or Front and Maryland Avenue. Ba
sure and get the right corner. mara
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
.,qp.su ~ 40 80. ~

s',.,.'. N4 IT, n%r.Ir{..' ...l ..,
,.ah = ,sfDzAa.us'a u 90 SS no ,
Is4 80 "a d. J...f.-tvl, .Hl .ns :. /,
IA i ~ AytI4 n, uah 81. IA Gl,et
y. s.nIh n l.. "a j Al ,;r.5s t5l f.,
~ 4, q" - Gs In .st nJ uh H.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Who're arc sho Ash men3

The housskeepers in the vicinity of
Ninth and Monroe streets, would like
some one who knows to answer the
question of where Is the ash mani
where, oh where IL he? ~
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
BANKERS.
NJ. 7lS MARKET 'STHEkN

A..A4A-.s 49, LSb
For SALE
$500 City Loan, due 1901, ~ per cont &soC
WANTHD--l6O shares VI MasoAio Hall su Oh
We oner unusua! facilities In Nos
York, Phiis. Boston, BAl.. Aad Wasain,n 81,
for tho purchase 0! stocks and bonds, bAtnp
snneoted by private wire with these sitlss
Local senurutos bought xRd SoIn.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
nOARDsHG.

DOARDlN9 PLEASANT RO )MS FOR
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Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

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Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
CHERiFF's, SALE

ny virtue ofa writ OF levarl fsetas, to me-
directed Will be exposed 70 public sale, at
the ,ur house on Market Street, between
Tenth and FL lyenth streets, IN The city OF
Wi.lnin ,tl. De aware on
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Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

CHEsIFr'S SALE -BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ OF ais ven ittIoni exponas to me d.
rec. ed viii be exposed TO pub, sale, at the
court house, on Msrkst srset between 9th
and Nth streets, IN the cLsy Of. Wilmington,
county Of New,,jas&le County, state OF Della