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Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
vNanscdAH Husband,

There recently appeared in the papers
an account of d young woman IN Dsko-
IA who advertised for husband IN the
characteristic slang of the far W'st'
Another story of a similar character
comes from this wild, ,untraue ed land
An cficer of the seventh Cavalry Req,
ment at Fort Lincoln, Dakota, received
a letter from q won a. who Cwned q
ranch near Manden, nich in substance
read as follows: "Dear sir: My man,
perhaps you know. is dead. l i buried
him Thursday. 1t is coming on spring
now and I am lone woman with
biU ranch and the Indians about
don't mind the Indians, the red devils
bnt | have too much work for any wo
man to do. If you have any sergean
about to bs ministered out, or a private
II he is good man, would like u
have YOU inform me about him. 1
he ia q steady man, likes work sn'
vans good home 1 will marry him
| if We can get along together. It's q goo'
chance for any man. Please answer.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
D,aord.rly COndueT.

Constable William Hickman was be-
fore the Mayor last evening charged
with Idisorderly conduct and using
threatning language on the 7th Of Nc
vember. He was represented by Thom-
as Davis, Esq
Officers Bowers testified that he with
Others was detailed for duty at Seventh
and Madison street on election day.
Const Lble Hickman was present, and
said th at he could whip the chief, or
any of his officers, interlarding his re-
marks with considerable profanity.
The testi mony was CorrOborated by
several witnesses, ell of whom were
standing close to Hickman at the time
Some of the witnesses thought that h'
was drunk, or he would not have acted
in such a manner. Mr.. Davis mad
An appeal i'll behalf of his client ant
contended that there was not snthcien
evidence to hold him. The Mayo
thought differently, and imposed I'M
of 30 cents and costs.
Mr.. Davis then requested the Mayo
to make opt commitment. wv ma
| for ?" asked the Mayor. 81 want yon
Honor to send him to Jail. " "Well L,
use my own Judgment in that matter,
+ replied the Mayor "ia the meantlm
he IL committed to the custody CT tb
chief, until his fine and costs are paid.
"But won't your Honor listen to anla
lgumeut," persisted Mr.. Davis. IN
Il sir, not now, the case has been dispose
e Of for the present, and # you have an.
thing further to say I'll listen to yc
after get through with the hearings
After the hearings were conclude
s., Mr., Davis renewed his suit, and tn
l. Mayor finally allowed an appeal FRO
If his decision, and Hickman entered bs
in the sum Of $500 for his appearance
" Court.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

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Malaria, Uhllis and Feyer, and BlloRs az
taoks positive cured with tmory'5 Stapd.
and Oure Pils-an intalltble remedy never
fail to cure the most obstinate, long-stan6 ing
cases where Quinine and all other romeoles s
have failed. They are prepared EXPIRE ssly
for malarous sections, in dourle boxes, tw
kinds Of pills, containing strong catharu
and q chill breaker, Sugar.coated; contain
Ouinine or Mercury, causing no gripping or
purging they are mild and efficient, certain
In their action and harmless IN al cases
thew etEectually cleanse the system, and give
neW life and tone to the body. AS hCuse-
hold boE rel remedy they are unequaled; For Liver
Complaint Com their equal Is not known one one
hoy viii have a wonderful effect on the worst
case. case They are used and prescribed ny phy.
scaps, and sold Druggists evePywERerv, =!
TJttle Cathartic Pills, best ever made, only
& cents. Standard Cure CO., ia Nassau
street New YORK. leZI'eoou@"-oM
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
Female Suffrage.

Philadolphla fFese'
Nebraska has buried the female sun lfn
rase amendment under 20, 600 or 3o,oOo
majority, maj the measure seeming to % share are
the general revulsion Of feeling in the
West against prohibition, for while
every PFohibitionist is not in favor N9 tSa
female suffrage, every suppoLoI y. otaS Wv
lsst is q ProhibitLonist. Oregon votes
next mex on this change and is well'nigh
certain to vote the proposed amend,
ment down. Since this extension OF
the suffrage came to be talked about tn IN
The chilly light of day, it has not the
ghost of y show. Its only chance Jay
n EniDs isS Slipping 81 in as something Thict
would work great good, nobody knew
iust how. But at the end OF sixty
years, in which every public ssm sxiEenSS SotS
more invo the political pot, 1t was no
strange that doubling the voters 0!
adding women was thought by SOM
likely to halve political ills.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
u....aI nhnanuies.

The Hochi Shimbun, an able nStlVe
naper OF Japan, was lately suppressed
on account of its radical tenGt.eS. tenGenGloo.
The editor at once sent out lnVltauou11
tn the subscribers to attend the funeral
of the defunct journal. Sev-
SraI thousand persons collected at TIE
Office at the time appointed, when the
editorial staff appeared supporting
Sier upon which was laid copy OF ths
Daner' The fur eral procession wendeo
its way to an open space outside lht
t"wn % where h grave had been dug, anS
" ~" Hochi shimbun was buried with al
tbo honors which attend the tntermen
of Of a high tunctionary of State
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
|DhOPUSALS

n.
rAVlNG THE BED OF EIGHTH STREET
rMhOM MiOM MAINS N TO oMONROESTREETS
Nth NTH BELGIAN .LDCKS WILL BE RE-
ETEIH Ts,,HE ED IN BOX AT THE CITY HALL
SSEI5L an raUR DAY, HOVEHBER loTB,
nj, tae CONTRACTOR will be required to furnish
o.! St material. A bond NiGh security In the
.lm o. one hundrot dollars must accompany
SSsn proposal for the good faith Of the bidders
tsad. Ssu 'he perSOn orp SONS to whom the CON
ssay S%t may be w rded must give bond with
sseCatlty In the sum II five hundred dollars
y. u. tae tai bful perform nee Of the contact
SiS,r %G GWcr be done under direction and super
h.SlOn OF the street Commissioner, and must
soS sVSoWSmpIeted within ninety days from the
So H@e iae contract Is AWARDED by the CITY
HOuaell, for every day thereafter the contrac
SUm N, nest ~ pay to the City Of Wilmington th'
'um Of ten dollars.
AN rue committee reserve the right TO reiec
ny ot all bids they do not think will be u
sI%, H. interest ofthe city. All bids must b.
pS pSae sealed and endorsed "Proposals TO
Ma,maGg the bed OF Eighth street between
jatos.son and Monroe streets" For furthsl
"iO[La Ion apply to
r. RnIWlS ZEBLkY, Street Com N iSSlODer.
- "uer Of the street Committee
DAVID y. SMITH, Chairman.
nov llth, 1885,. 10
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
MULT OFTEXAS.

Mule Of TeXaE, ere we part,
Tell me why you will not start;
Or, fire lily you n ust balE,
Pray excuse my wicked talk;
Foar The vow before 20,
I'll be even with you, tho.
by your long tail uncODtined,
WOOed by every passing wind,
BY those heels 90 w0ndrou' sWlft
Which can men DER tree.tops lift;
by thOs, earj that drOOp 30 low,
III bo even with you, tho.
IIy those ribs long TO baste,
ny your show OF d. b. taste,
By the melancholy bray
That alarms folks miles away,
ny your storm resolve to whoa,
III bo even with you, tho.
Mule Of Texa', am gone;
Think OF me, sweet, when alone,
For fly TO get o club.
Then your SCARED old back III dru6;
II l cannot maze you go,
III b9 oven with ySu, tho.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
VOUBIIO SALE

l.. W. Stidhau
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

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Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
ANDBALTIM0RE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER 9TH, 1882.

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tons F,5S, 100, 1881 A. M; 23O, Z, I31, VOC
Pm.
Philadelphia (express), 2. 223, $50. W.
Sb v, 9Ss, IS, ll.53 An E; l2.lt, 400, e.l7,
GlO, t38, Lz6 r. M,
New X, . %, aga ESQ, S.66. 9 5s, ll:6S
AM; tI2 3S, 1853, 23O, 6.l7, o.8S, 726 I: NJ
Baltimore and intermediate stations, l.oo'
VII, 10 w A. NJ, anG 6.Ol p. NJ,
Baltimore ami bay Line, 6.6T p NJ.
baltimore and v ashington, l ~, 81, S'0S'
w A. M.; / W u 90, s OJ, 6.67, IVA T. M.
Baltimore only, lO6, 1000 A. NJ; 1920 and
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
IRM.
harrington and intermediate stations, 9.lt
M;l,t5, o26 =. M.
vDemar and intermediate stations, 9 10 A
A;LO6P. M.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
.n,..riu HarmIt Ropbed.

A special despatch from Cincinna:i'
Ohio, says:
head Quarters late last night that Ed
ward Holroyd, a miser and hermit,
who lives In lonely spot In Spencer
township, a few miles from the city,
had been robbed Of five onethousand
7.3O government bonds. Subsequent
Investigation has shown the report 10
be true, Holroyd bas lived alone since
1851. There are only two men to whom
he ever speaks, and it is said that dur
ing all that time until the visit OF the
burglars no one ever crossed his thresh-
old, A marketman every morning
leaves before his door supplies for one
for the day.
The following morning, when he
comes with another days supply, lie
finds the money for what he brought
tho day before secreted outside the
| house. Once in three months, on
specified day and always at the same
hour, the old miser's agent, MI Coates
of Covington, goes to q spot near the
house, where he finds his principal
waiting,
| After brief report has been giVen'
the two separate for another three
months, No one knows how much tne
miser is worth, but 1T is enough to make
most men feel rich. Stories OF the
number and size of his money bags
have long been afoat, and the wonder
is that he has not been molested OJ
thieves before. He says that on Friday
night he was awakened by four masked
men, who were standing about his oeo
7 One of them held lantern. They
. dragged him from his bed and demand
}. ed his money. He refused to tell wher'
Q it was concealed, and they beat an'
d kicked him and threatened his life. ii
g still refused to divulge where his treas
d ure was hid, and one of the men VIII
It was tall and heavy, put the heel OF III
n boot on one of the miser's big toes an
10 turned about upon it, tearing OH IN
nail Another found some old news
)r papers, which were lighted and tn
At flames held against the old mans bar
If body. Then lie weakened and toI
II them where the five one-thousand-dolla
" bovds were concealed. No coupon
he had been cut from them for tWent
10 years. Believing there were more, u
- robbers ransacked the house, but toun
II. only SO The old man lay bruised all
20 suffering on his dirty bed all day, b,
ed refused medical aid. He said his on
y wish was that he might have
ou more callers The floor OF his roo
>" was strewn with Old papers and lette
I'd which had been opened by the they
10 in their search for money.
,m Among them were seg 1ral lnVltatio
all to the homes of some of the best tam1ll
at in Cincinnati thirty and forty yea
ago. One package had b3en bound
gtther by faded ribbon. They VI
letters which the miser received tr'
las hia divorced wife before thei' MARIA
Min 1882. Some of her toilet articles, d
he colured by age, were also strewn aot
les, the room. They parted because OF d
F.'s royd's harsh treatment and continl
md efforts to get posse s'ion of the vii
,itr property. She built a house Will
md sight of his and there lived alone
red many years till she died. They Sol
md times exchanged notes curing this
nav riod, but never spoke or met.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
Rurant Gases for De LOnE ADG
Party.

Minister Hunt, at St. Petersburg, mas
informed The Navy Department that
the burial cases intended for the oodleS
of Do Long and his comrades have been
receiyed at St. Petersburg and for
y nrdtd to Orenburg, there to await the
arrival of Lieutenant Harber with the
bodies. Mr.. Hunt has received no news
Of Harber, and he "fears that the ad'
yanctug season may interfere with the
txscution OF rhs orders sent them BY
, the Department
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
EGIsrER's ORDER.
II . Ed1o Ed - SASD'
Az REGISTERS OBVICY,

LpGdAo AGh y
REGISTERS OBVICB,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Nov. 8 lS82."N~N
Upon the application Of David Easburn
and Franklin Eastburn, Executors Of Joseph
E,astburp. late Of Mill Greek Hd,, in said
courty. dec'd 1t is rderedand directed by the
Kegister that tho Executors aforesaid give no
tIee of Rrantingof ettefs Parliamentary upon
the estate otthe ec'd, with the date OF grant
ing thereof, by causing adVer'ts. to be posted
WiInin 40 days from the date OF such Letters
in SIX of the most public places Of the County
Of n eT CASTLE, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate TO present t,e
| So, Q, or abide by an Act o AsSsmO ~
sucb case made and provided; and 4I Go use
the same to be inserted within the came peril
| nj in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, news
paper published il Wilmington and 10 DO
| cohtinued therein three weeEs, (e.o-d
| -, Given under the hand and seal OF
| \Ls.J Office of the Register aforesaid, at
~,~) Wilmington, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above WTitteR.
s. o. BIGGS, Register.
| NorIuR.-Allperscns having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the executors, on
or before Nov. 3rd A. D., 1888, or abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case made and pro-
Vided. "
DAVID EASTBURN, Executors.
| FRANKLIN EASTBU RN,
| Address:-Pleasant Hill, d nF
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
HEALTH IS W EAL' = H

Dr. ID. q West'5 Nerve and B.aln IfeHE-
ment: . spe .itic for Hysteria, IiEziness, Con
yulsions, ervous Headache, Mental Depres'
sion. Logs of Memor7, Spormatorr hoe&, I'M
potency Involuntary Emmtssions Premature
Old Age caused by over eGertloh' sell ABUSE ABUSE
or over Inaulgcnce, which leads to misery,
Secsy and death. Dne box will cure recent
eases. Each box contains one mo- th's treat
ment. One dsllar box, six boxes for t1Ve
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF
price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any
case, with each order received by us for SIX TX
senI the nurchaser our written guarantee to
return the money II tho trestment does not
effect cure. Guarantees Issued only by N:
b, Danforth, Druggist, Cor AID and MsrHe1
streets, WILMINGTON, Dsl.-Solc agents.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
lREasrER's oHPEs: Es:r ar . o,rw

N, RB9eT On ODRIun,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, October l7th 1882.
Upon the application Of Amor H Chandler,
Administrator q. +. A of John Chandler, late
of BrandyWine Hundred In said COUNT de-
ceased, II is ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the Admtor Aforesaid give notice
ofgranting Of Letters Of administration Q. T
A, upon the estate Of the decd, with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters In six Of the most public pla-
ces Of the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against tho estate to
present the same, or abide by an Act OF as
sembly in such case made and provided; and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same. period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,
q newspaper published In Wilmington and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d).
49, Given unde the hand and seal
Il. 9. OF Office Of the Register Aforesaid at
~ Wilmington, in New CASTLE county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
SO. BIGGS, 2egister
NOTIm.-Ail persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the administrator, on
or before Oct IT, A.D.lSsd,or abide tho Act OF
| Assembly in such case made and provided.
AMOS II. CHANDLER,
Administrator, G. L. A.
I Address Beaver Valley, New Castle county
| Delaware. GcO
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
SUNDAY TRAINS.

nlladelphia and intermediate stations,
MA M.; Il noon: $50, 7.30, sbb p. M.
Philadelphia and New York, = 90, 2.% A
1iS7, 6.38, TS6 P. M.
Baltimore and Washin Ston, L42, A6l, %
w A. M; llO4 r. M. Baltimore, Leo A. M
lOf iurther information. passengers are re
isited to the timetables posted at me station
llauS marked thus ~ are limited OK
MS, upon whLch extra fare ia charged.
UHAS. L. PUGH, J. h. WOOD,
teleral Manager. General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
naInnfRenI ENtate.

T, w. sHdham & Sons, auctioneeIIs'
sold at public sale, on IpeSaSy'T 'TaIIs1 [Jr A.
BaId win, Executor Of Jonn IaJey, ,
deceased, small farm OF eigot @ acres -
situated in Brandvwine Hd,, to James s
Graves for 80 702. Also small iarm
os % IN acres. to o. II. Parry for $ll25'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
naan 1r HaTs. caps and FuFA
"o EwnImHlVelY.

All ouf attention, time and facilities
for business transaction are wnoily re5
voted to this ono branch OF TRACE, anu
we arr, therefore, enabled to oIer nn- r
usuai advantages to az buyers:
81 "a. RupnGoFd a. BIO., 4O4 mSFAo'
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
DIX. II1EEL STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, IA,

Guarantees to cure also by letter Witnout
fail or sny bad results, all private diseases
Of I'm both sexes, acute cases in or s days, by 2
n, nav SO method, also Rupture Tetters in general
no matter of now long standing. Loss OF
Manhood, Effects Of Youthful lmprudenoe,
Falling out of Heir, etc. TapewoTm removeu a
,ntIdest treatment yet discovered.
IIR, THEIII has 8 years Medical exueLf
enee Also. ho il the only physlctan IN tha
SIity Of Philadelphis who has made MS Spec
iaIty In europe under the Leading professors; SI
Off1ce no Irs.-S q. In. 70 4 p. m, ana n4m y
70 SH D. pa. Sunday, "a. m. to p. m sepAS'S
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
OTlCES.
wilmington, Del, November 10, 1887 nIl-'

[vOMAN. WOMAN OR CHILD NEED
NJ 81 snffer f with Impure Blood, Liver Com
6Iaipt Dyspepsia, neue, Chllis or feyeT, Ta.
k Who takes broom Herb Bitters: .t,aot aSr
Ssle at Branch Depot 3l7 East lhiq1 sst sst0'''
Wilmin EtOn, del,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

mas n
the adj
venty Q
he w 9
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

~yOTICE-THE GENTLEMAN WIZ VIZ
assisted to remove the broken buggy Gsy
from Fourth street, between WainSc Cr s1Iii sIT
Poplar, on Thursday, the lsth OF oct%Te 1drass at
obIige by leaving his name and ad9Esss ~. "'
this Office.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
rUBLIU SALE OF STOCK, WARMING
utensils and household goods.
The subscriber will sell on
at 10 O'Clock,

81 ~ O'CLOCK,
Az his farm about 4 miles from Kennett
Souare, mile from Centreville and mile
from Fairvllle, his entire stock OF farming
utensils, fixtures and household goods as
follows. as he intends to quit the buyness.
| good mare. wi h colt sired by Good denough;
2 firSt class COWS; 4 fat hogs; 80 pair chickens,
mart OF them full bred Golden Hamburgi
| srur spring buggy nearly new; iarm wa,
uoil: champion moving machine In good
order; steel tooth horse rake; ! one morse
plow: weird chilled ploW, nearly new; lnew
iron cultvator; / pair twin harroWs, nearly
new: PennOck corn sheller; graln ran; !
gSind stone, 2 feed chests; block and fall; l
Sleigh, nearly new; l set sleigh bells; sho' els
forks. hoes, etc double tree and singletreeS;
Burdick Nat Hay cutter, Ne. 81 post digger;
feed trouRh; LIT OF bags; l saddle: SET
light double har ness, good ORDER set tlhgle
leather buggy harness. nearly new SET
light harnt Sc; 2 buffalo robes; horse blank
ett; stage harntss, collar ana DrluleSil oeHul
and pea; double barrel gun spu equip
mems: 500 bu, corn; IS tons nay; 3 tons straw
| 1000 bupdI es Of cOrnfOdder, 2 bu. potatoes
lot Of oak lumber; lot Ofsawed posts. sot OF
chesinat posts; lot Of barrels; ttubsand buck
cts, dairy fixtures.
| HOUSEHOLD GooIs
cook stove, home delight heate mo. IL
! mahogany 10 BILE; walnut extension taD
walnut lounge: d shes Of all Hinds; lot OF ~
grain carpe.; lot Ofrag carpet; lot OF stIav
mating; 4 air carpet and rods; window cur
tains and fl iktures; set marble top cottaR
furniture; bedsteada and bedding; COOS
feather be- ds and pillows; 9hu'k ma, tresses
parlor stow; large coffee kettle: htght
for St-opR's RI tent farm Gate for three huL
dreds and other goods not here mentioned
Also farm Of 36 acI os Ct first class land, VII
good orchards and buildings, neld ~ pr
yate sale Conditio 8 given at sale.
JANIS W. MURPHEN.
" Stidhnm 4 Son, AuCt's. now
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

orICE-EMpLOYERS WANTING
~ help should 20 to HENKEL'S En- =
;5Eoyment ~ bureau at 4O2 W. Front street; 70 10
charge tor Obtaining all KindS Cio.n on tSO'A
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
0R. SIMMS
~ VEGETABLELlVER PILLS,
TUE PERFECTION OF PILLS,

THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,
MANKIND's sFAVORITEPILLS
The most famous liver medicine on earth;
No Gripping, Sickness or weakness attend i.
their operation. / hey do not leave the bowels
costive, they tone and strengthen the Liver,
and act on the kidneys, stomach and skin'
curing liver complaint sick headache, Hou-
rSipia biliousness, pain in the sides or back
pains in the bowels, kidneys or bladder. etc.
Very valuable In dyspepsia malariai lever ah "
mess, loss Of appetite, etc. hey are splendid
for W1eaKly females as an ass Stant to keep ne
sVstem at healthy. They are endorsed and re-
commendtd by Thousands as the incest put'
gative and splendid liver medicine; Eiegapit !,
iv sugar coatod, rs cents; family boxes, . 10
one, a.. Sent by mail. Sold by leading deal
ers in medicines. Main depot, sourth an1
King streets, Wilmington, LELAND oII aF'h
street, Philadelphia. ho'|@'u
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

SPoN'S MtCHANlCAL,
" TIedODery' o WI novlA 2tA
IA TslDuISt. --------------
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

EMOVED-DR. JAMES A, Dk n aPENi n iiNi
Il, has removed from S34 MatEeoT; ,, W LAVA
Market street. --lc-,,l- NV -
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

gs~-. nvoSMALL HOUsESSVoMT, ~,
-oRsALE-I "U near clayton, with al al
EEc1fth stree, street., nU US sold on instSIlmsntt
uTsDisnnIy To HAN" nev6.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

e AN ORDER F'lR $40 ON
an SALEohis scale Manufacturers, 20
Els6,et Ern.tb ps street, philadelphia a.. Apply
I'M Office -------.-----
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
BARGAINS IN SHOES,

BARGAINS In SHOES.
Iaen'S Hob Nailed Brogs $L26
sood Men st4aiter l.2b
T.gGood TG.gGood Coarse Root 2.GO
SS1MRaIen's a Men Solar Tip Butt 1to
UODSalt SS Ualt Cater, Button, Laoo or .o
All fITTu ~; Mems Working Shoe for loo
'nuS Oh hoes ti suit, Of Best stock and
Bottom prices.
hW!NGs Q ERst Front street,
""' LGor tom darkst Make no Mistake
st store ON Market. 0c1s I'm
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

sDy ExECVTOps-DWEkLL'
LoR SALE ~ ~ s ot Eli Wilson, decd, NO,
ia Isg house o., Ia.S tract, AZ wilmington Terms
!, WSshlngtCn I'm n ySiELDJ, Attorney for
n. >! ApPsags Psgs Market st. Su'1'Ou 49,.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

1~~s,,,Iy;.--;pwELLINd HoUSE CE'a An NJ
Fs ss'ER.,1'S'PP ESPy ;'sS'i 'S ln6sRsTs jss%'
,nI,,s,pIIS'sRSSs''Si 80 Markets noi'-imt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
FOR SALE,
IaE.A FIRSI

|soR EXCHANGE; "A N fthst Lsss.
tcisSS GSaUsTyyl ;,a.s No; n'isR%STIIii VIII
0Oua9cy'ne = nSStv lSStv FOR full descrlp,
~ ,SS SSir ior city gS PSSiiSGTON, Eighth ara
thaDsIs h,aOssIs 70 = PEEn lngtou, lei. Oc2s-0tteoo
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

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