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Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
hR7nel In IRe Load,

NEW YORK, Oct, 25.-Ths interest
in the pedestrian match now in progress
at Madison Square Garden was In
creased to-day by the Closeness Of the
leading contestants and the tiuctuation
in the positions OF the three leaders.
At II NJ. Hughes had made 30l miles
and laps and Hazael 300 miles and
at p. NJ. Hazael had scored 3l6 miles
and taken the lead from Hughes, who
had at that time 3l5 miles and lap to
his credit.
Att p. M. Hughes had again taken
the cad, though only by one lap, his
score being 1913 miles and 4 laps to 32S
miles and laps for HaZael. AT this
time it was announced that PanChot
had withdrawn with score Of 244
miles and one lap. AT s p. NJ. Hazael
had again assumed the lead, with a
score of 334 miles and lap to 332 miles
for Hug hes, and ROwell third with $50
miles and laps. At9 P. NJ. RowelI
rad taken second place in the match
with score of 335 miles, while Hughes
score was only $50 miles, and Hazael
had 338 miles 10 his credit.
AT 10 p. IN. Rowell had assumed the
position of leader, with score Of $40
miles and laps, while Hazael had
made 340 miles; Hughes, 332; Fitzger.
aid, 329.
Pancnot's withdrawal was caused by
his bad leg. The interesting feature OF
the walk tonight was the struggle be
tween Hazael and Rowell for lead.
The betting men refused TO bet against
Rowell, and we're betting even money
against HiZael.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The score at !
| a. IN. was:
Hughes, 342; Hart, 1926; Hazael, 343
ROwell, 341; Noremac, $50 Herty, 3O9
Vlnt, 285 Fitzgerald. 334.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
FOURTHEDlTlON
POOR TRUSTEES.
The business TransaCted at the
Mon,h1v MeetinR YesIeB day.


The Board of Trustees of the Poor of
New Castle county, met al the Aims
house yesterday, President Bird in the
chair. After the reading of the min
utes Superintendent Barlow's report
was read as follows:
Number admitted this quarter, l26 !;
discharged, 96 births / deaths, l3
number of inmates at this time, white
men, 63 ; white women, A ; white
children, colored men, l6 ; coloFed
women, II colored children, 4. In
the insane department he reported
white men, 2S; white women, 30 col
ored men, 6; colored women, total,
PIG. Numbe of deaths this month is
o October 3, Richard Naylor, Will
mington October 8, Joseph Gilbert,
White Clay Creek ; October 10, Isaac
DiXson, sailor from Connecticut;
October 20, Richard Segroves, colored,
Wilmington October %, Charles
Fields, .colored, Red Lion. The health
of the inmates was reported to be above
the average.
A number of bills for supplies fur
nished were read and ordered paid
DanieI Farra, chairman of the Con'
mittee on sale of Amshouse property,
reported the result of the sale, of the
property east of Harrison street, on Bat
urdav, September 3Oth, aggregated N,-
234 81, and that commission of q Per
cent would be allowed for all cash pay
NJ, ms INA ON the delivery OF the deeds.
MIR. Furt also stated that 1t was OPP
tIJnal with the purchasers to pay cash
; a nf I Il can't UiUa
80 days notes, with approved endorsers.
On motion the deeds were ordered TO be
executed and delivered TO the purchas,
ers Of the lots. The deeds were ap-
proved by Chairman Bird and witness
ed by William Herbert, as the attorney
of the Board had not seen them, but the
members of the Board were assured
that the deeds would be thoroughly ex,
amined as to their validity before they
were given to the purchasers.
After partaking of the usual dinner,
the board was again called to order.
Mr.. Williams, Of the building commit
tee, was authori Zed to draw the Octo-
hrr appropriation, amounting TO about
$4,000. 1t was shown that S22, ,12O Lad
already been paid towards the erection
of the new almshouse buildings.
Mr. Ray, of the committee on sale OF
almsbouse property, said that he bad
favored the Immediate sale Of that por-
tion tland occupied by the smallpox
hospital, but owing to the proposed ad-
vent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
in this locality, he thought it prudent
to hold the land for a tine, which opin-
ion was concurred in by the other MEM
berS,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

TOME TO lo3 EAST SIXTH STREET 7
" for mince meat 3b for 26c; an al pie put.
ter 2bc: an ginger snaps 25c; 2ib fruit cakes
26c: IN cream bizcuit 2bc;3car pumpkins 2Sc;
something to please the children, Jumbo
cakes: but don't forget our -four makes bread
white as snow, 20 CTS small bag; S.OO for
large bag; then we have bags of flour tor y"
cts, INST think I bags at such price, 80 cts;
81. 90 for barrel Of hour, and 1t MAKES WhEe
Srsad. new beans, rev buckwheat, new cram
berries: don't forget we keep Paradise to
make You happy; lust opened to day lot OF
fine Mocha coffee, our Java lie exfel ent; t'y
this new Punjab tea, 1t is the ladies' favortte:
Come and see It you can't get the worth OF
YOUR dollar from us, early rose potatoes; hre
creamery butter 80 cts, fresh always on hand
at l0S z. eth st. L. M. WlEh Oci@ hu
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
FIFTH EDITION
KNIGHTS OF PYTnI,S
AnnU"I Session In Ihsc,
day-EIeC,,On 1oE O,'E Yes

session In the UityyoI
~, "HS-EIectlOn Of Oaic... s .'''
The regular annual sesaio er''
Grand Lodge X. of p, was I,oE SoIl Of
day in the Smith buiidinS1 Nela e yssa
ing IN "a at 10 o'cioCE a full reDrssall SI rom@s
ot ot G1 Ene order e., being present. T'oltat| Tts
OF Grand Chancellor Foreman npe rt
or encouragement, He baS was
required y to give a single CfictafT aT' ,
ion during his year OF oflioa ''Si al Dc
mony that prevailed was tho Inc
sincere cOngratulation. 0SuSe
v AT the AFTERNOON session h.,u
Grand Officers we're elected 4o sOS ISTiloF
ed ''0u aud iAsI
Grand Chancellor, A. D. s,.n
Diamond State Lodge, Kismso"alie "leIl
Grand Vice Chancellor"WnsI
nous, Lafayette Lodge, No %~'
Grand Prelate-D, W, CarIe, n,
pion Lodge, No. &. 0"''ef' VI
Grand Keeper of Recordo
'"S N" 9 D. whey Champion Ia
Grand Master of Exoheous,-
MARI Lincoln Lodge, No. 'SS''-L'n
Grand Master at Arms
Morris, Washington Lodge w. ~
Grand Inner Guard-D,svviTT' vT' !.
gomery, Clayton Lodge, M W
Grand Outer Guard-Frapt H.,
Latay ette Lodge, No 2. Ho'
An evening session was boa .,
a constitution for Subordins,o" " :
was discussed, and ordered :" 70
ed To be acted upon at the NAV, vO' y
the Grand Chancellor ba,aDssssss sss
the following committees, 'p'l
On Laws and SuppIies-p a q
man j. McMul!in, Laf,y,,S,s y y
No. 2, p. G. g. James P ga,'. :.
tayette Lodge, No. ZIP. G'Ces
T. Maroney, Washington l,,jD. " n
Ga Appeals aud Grievance p
Edwin Hirst, Was hington LC5,s
l; P. G. c. William j. Je6s[s h.
Lodge, No. 4; p. G. Thomas \ 'S
land, Lincoln Lodge No 8
On Finance and miIespe-p q
W Pennington, Champion Ioi,s
6; P. G. thomas b. MCAlIi,ter \
slor Lodge No. 7, Z. c John v n 4,
Adolphi Lodge Nos "''
On printing. Il. c., SaD.A,I
Wiley, Champion Lodge NaE3
G, Thomas N. Foreman, II,
Lodge No. 4; Z. G., Samuel " NJ
Oriental Lodge NJ. l3.
On returns and credeutiaIs-p d
Andrew j Schrack, Lincoln lN,
3; P. G., Richard H. William,
nond Lodge No. l6; p. e., NH
Parker, Washington Lodge yOl
The report OF Grand KEEPER Of
cords aud Seals s, j. WiIey s,sJ
the assets Of the Glaad LoigemI
Al, and liabilities S2Sj 20, leayn,
net Resources S4lO.5l. The rsCsiDS
the past year have beer SgO8 Sand
expenditures Sj4j Sc. lsavngah
O. c.sh on hand OF 1862 50.
| reports from the subomi
lDL,!~S throughout the State show
al rfluunt on hand and invested
,AyM Of SIS. S67 07. The receipts
subordinate lodges during gtheyer
Sl3, 1913 80; and their expenditures
1913. ia, OF which 1888 O4 waserps
for relief. The total meDterii
Delaware is LAB, while at The Ia,
nual session it was l,lS Sup
Representatives s j, WileyaHd
liam j. Jetteris made srpOrt Of
proceedings of the late session Of
Supreme Lodge K ofP Of tho "
iu Detroit.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
Physnorsn Dsnxsrous,y wounded.

Tuesday morning, az DIR. G. N. Hot.
man, OF Sinking Springs, Berks county.
was driving along the YoCt IN road
with his carriage he passed number
Of boys who rad been out firing at
target with "A small rifle. One of the
boys asked the doctor for a ride, but
Le paid NJ attention 10 him, as he was
on Mis- way t. visit patient II sal
legged that the bow then raised the gun
ana fred, tue ball striking the doctor in
the back part of the head, three !ncHes
above the neck. The doctor caught
tho boy, but on account of loss of blood
left him in order to reach the city as
soon as possible. 1t is not known
whether the ball entered the head or
z anced of. George Hugh, the boy ar
rested for the shooting, says the ball
hI5a stone and glanced toward the
doctors carriage. The wound, though
severe, is not ota dangerous character.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
Ned LehPYB Opinion,

Last evening Ned was stanlinI
front Of the CRY Hall, when be
told about a man with whom be
acquainted, having entered suitagl
another for some real or taaCied vi
Ned became quite indignant, and.
"yes, that's the way with these MI
and plenty Of the white folks t0OjI
az quick as they have a little ditHd
they run TO a Squire and get Oata
rant. Why dou'tthey CoDPnnl;
and make it up? lit wa'ntiof
ignor MT white folks and llgGsn
half the squireS would hN'p
hods or do some other kind Of w
As Ned faished, one OF bis aaolWI
least reflected that possibly taae
more truth than romance IN EAe
he had just uttered
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
g. A. Il. Target Practice.

A meeting OF Post Guard of Dupont
Post, No. 2, G. A. R.. was held last
evening, at which it was decided to &C.
cept the Sharp's sporting rifle that has
been offered to them as a prize to be
shot for at their shooting match at
scheutzen Park on Thanksgiving Day.
The design for a gold prize badge that
was submitted by Sherwin & Son was
adopted. 1t consists of target as a
centre piece, with fancy scroll work.
and crossed rifles in che back ground
with name plate attached to the muz-
zle of the rifles.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
So,soruorues nUd wagons

A public sale was held yesterday at
the stables of Samuel Easthurn, Fourth
and Orange streets, Of large nunber
of hor es, sleiRhs, and wagons. The
attendance was small, but under the
skilful management of L. w. Stidham
g. Son, who conducted the sale, fair
prices were realized. Mr.. William
Moore bought caeriage at S13O, and a
horse was purchased by Mr.. Klair for
S115. The total amount realized by the
sale was 81, 1872.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
AFntaIDAah for Liberty.

Russell Knke, sent 10 the Missouri
penitentiary at Jefferson City, less
than year ago, for a term OF vwelve
years fer murder in the second degree,
was drowned in the Missouri while at.
tempting to escape from the prison.
The gate near the river beng open be
made dash and got outside. Bel &
fred Cn by the guards, he ran o the
river ard jumped in, but not being a
good swimmer he was drowned.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
CheCEeF Mach,

BOSTON, Oct, "A, 1857.
The great checker match announced
to be played between James Wylie and
Charles +. Barker, for $20O and 500
aside and the championship of the
world, commenced this afternoon. Tt"
frat game was Glasgow (Wylie's)
move, drawn; the second also Glas.
cow and Barker Won; the third game,
Bristol Was drawn. The game adjourn
ed until o'clock when they will again
play until l2p. IN. The following is
the score: Wylie 0, Barker, l Drawn 2.
Total 3 games.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
A New GOnMcbI.

A council of the United States Ben"
evolent Fraternity will be instituted on
Friday evening, ut Rising Sun, Henry
Clay P. o. with a respectable charter
list. This will make the third Council
in the State, and other councils will be
iusiitu1 ed in Delaware until the State
is entitled to Grand Council. Mr.. G.
E Baird will institute the Council, as.
sisted ~ members of Wilmington
GOnncil No. 10.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

A DMINISTRATORS SALE OF RIAL
y estate. The farm Of the late Henry q.
Bird, of Braudywine Hundred, containing
"a acres. will be sold at public sale on Mon
day, October, the sOth, 1882, at two O'Clock.
p. M ,
This farm is we'll calculated for dairy pur.
pose 8 being within 8 minutes drive Of Holly
Oak station, on the P W. & b X. X.
There is an abundance Of fruit such az ap-
pies, peaches pears, plums ara cheIr,ss.
his farm iV situated on An emtnsnce hsVlnR
a 6pe view Of the Delaware river.
Persons desiring farm shouls attend the
sale the above date, on the premises, as this
rs a rare chance for farm Of this KIM.
LEWIS BIRD, I Administrator,
oc2b-2tw3tdA
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
nmRiIInx RnmaacRed.

While Mrs. Lewis G. Cummings, re-
siding on New Castle avenue, South
Wilmington, with her daughter was at
church last evening, the house was en-
tered, bureau drawers ransacked and
thing in general turned mp side down,
but so far as the family could discover
nothing was taken from the house. A
lady next door heard noises in the
house, but thinking the family was at
home paid little attention to the mat
ter, As no locks were broken the rob-
berS are supposed to have had duplicate
KEYS.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
Mae,,Dg al ROCklsDD'S. ~.

A large and erthuSla''Rty 'Rtyocvil|
fHfnaSS Eliot, Levi O. Bird, I'd. Esga SggopIs 1sI
ingion Hastings. The .pT pJT'ptIh Ip"Ih]
section sec U are fully awakened E.om "S] ID
of the campaign, !i. and !, wiIJ 1,Tp pgivs|
majority for the kePiUIIt' y III UIs Of repa
tiop according to p0pu'"'O
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
ADemoeralIc MssIIuT

will be held in he Opera HSaI
night and will b, addressed y an N
Piukney Whyte, Mayor Of BAL. ba.u|
and James L. WOlCott, GoVeEnsi SI
Secretary of State. II 5 tae IN 4
have not their speeches cut ,ip apu Y
we would suggest that MI WIil N
a history ct the graVeyata
assessments in Baltimore ana T 70
Wolcott after he is done P1IilDs y
shirt collar, pulling down " lDs,,s hi, ~
craning his neck, tell the 9pSl', ~
the uniform ballot law wn.cp u
him a dealer in stationery "'"
sion of ten per cent.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
Mnu IL AIOOd

A few days ago promiinsssa,.. ss,.is
m an conc ceivtd the idea Of "'~, .,
opinion of the people VINO VI ,.,sI, ",
board a Delaware train, IN fyl,I rnr
their opinion Of Mes,E, issas .oa UaI
stockley, the RepqOliGSSn- "a I-a.Dr aeo
cratic cratic Candidates for Governs tt3
whole train was canvass ,S a.
vote taken which resulted ,a,tSl ~
Curry l64; s;ock,ey lfosias IA, A3tl d
vas taken in the sGloh'DS >,
similar train yesterday MI, u
Curry, 20; SsocLIsy, ,y,,i}; iS' hs sDs IN \
the way the reSnl; will DO ="
her,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
Tn. nadsIey RtC.,, CI,n,|

The revival al MadeieIi i, V psd
Rev -; T. - A Il. o'Brie33, .3,ua ~ AMI f%
intri ntri est. Up to this time nRsnas spDC 4
sons have protested a cnspsiL ! "a passLirl
and and" some fifteen more gss aFy ySiSstt 1Sst
err sF' will III 'FStt Preach this ysoins sysoins
A. Hill to. morrow o'o'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
YES eTdaJ'

About roon F91i1fSicuiy
cane AS'in involved in ,., a ditl,iTNir aRs NJ
vioil ity of Twentieth aaoD "sG came =
and by the time the o. c,otbss l'I pr
used W.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
OmctnI Pnper Received

There were seven hundred pounds Of
official paper received by Clerk of the
Peace Cochran, yesterday, to be used
for printing tickets for the ensuing
election. Before it is used it would be
well to examine it, and see that 1t Is
free from fly specks.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

CHEkIFF'S SALE-RI VIRTUE or A
y writ OF Levar Ia las 10 mo direct
ed, will be exposed to public sale at the cur
House, on Market street between Tenth ard
Eleventh streets, in the City OF wilmington,
New Castle County, Del.
ON SATURDAY,
ThE llTH DAY OF NUNEMPER,lS ,lSS2,
at O'Clock, p. m. tho following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land with the two
and a half story frame dwelling house there
on o. ected, situate in the city Of wilmington
bounded and described as follows, to Wit;
Beginning at the southerly side Of the VIII
mlnxton and Chrlstiana turnpike road now
known as the Maryland Avenue, corner
now or formerly OF stephen NeWlin's land'
therce by said Newlin's land south twenty
two degrees, east one hundred feet to anotn'
or corner of said stephen Ne"lin's land,
thence north sixty els hit degrees east sixteen
feet to corner now or formerly OF bonlam
Stradley's lot, thence north twenty two de.
grees west one hundred feet to the southerly
side of Maryland Avenue aforesaid, and
ther CO along said avenue sOuth sixty hit
degrees west sixteen feet to the place Of be.
glnnirg be Il Q contents thereof what they
may. Book Q, volume 10, pae 93, etc.
Seized and taken IN execution ~ the prop.
erty OF John Dugan and Bridget his wife and
I. t's and TO be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHBRIFP's OFFICE Wilmington, Del. uct
23, 1882. oct26-tnovlleod
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
Whu AIInw YourseIf

to be paying three or four dollars more
for suit of clothes when you can get
the same kind if not better at j. I.
Mullin s. Sons, Sixth and Market, and
save money on every suit. They open a
handsome line of overcoats to-day.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
Examination Of witnesses.

To morrow morning, at 10 O'Clock,
the examination of witnesses in the in
junction suit of Harlan & Hollings-
worth against Samuel d. Paschall, will
be resumed in the law library, before
Chas. G. Rumford, Esq, commissioner.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
1,,noss Of Capt LN. ~

Captain Lackey ,,orv or illip
public, G was taken very yer vas -
phia yesterday ,d h1 hh1rOtber, y
sieiaS sES sS'saSnIS 'ssaaSnn%IoDsd, vino vsS6sis g5Da''
severe severe attack Of pneumO
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
Cut sis Thumb.

Last evening colored man, who Is
employed as a barber by Israel H. JEFF
ferris, at Eighth and Tatnall street, had
the misfoI tune to inhict q severe cash
In his thumb with arezor. The wound
was dressed by DR.. Maull.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
DR. SIMM6
yEGETABLELlvER PILLS,
FAVORITEPILLs
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,

MANKIND's FAVORITE PILLS
The most famous liver medicine on earth
No Dripping. Sickness or Weakness attend
their operation. hey do not leave the bowels
costive. they tone aud strengthen the Liver,
and act on the kidneys. stomach and skin.
curing liver compl,ih sick headache, Neu.
raigia, bil,ousnesS, pain in the sides or back
pains In the bowels, kidneys or I'll adder, etc.
Very valuable in dyspepsia, malarial fever or
dumb ague, chills and fever, general weaE'
ness, loss Of appetite, etc. they are splendid
for weakly females as an ass slant to keep the
commerdtd d by thousands as the incest pur
gative and splendid liver me edicipe. Elegant
iy sugar ooated, rs cents; family boxes, 8 in
one, 81. sent by mail. Sold by leading deal
ers In medicines. Main depot, Fourth and
King streets, wilmington, Del.,and COZ Arch
street' phiiadelphia. nov22.t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
MARRIAREN.

REInEN-On Tuesday eve.
ing, tIclober Path, 1888 Z, in this city, by the
Rev \. stengle,. Mr.. Levi durham to Miss
Fannle q. Corriden, both Of Sussex Co,
Del.
BAYLIS-GRIER--O Wednesday, 0eto.
Der 3 th, at the residence Of the brtce's
uarent Is, SEQ West 9th street, by the Re7. J.
L.. Fstlln Charles ID Baylis and Susan
urier, both Of this city. r-.,, 7~~-- q
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
G,ab,e Bcing bu ,,i,.

Mr.. Job d. Jackson J, n % he be-
1s9I'."ss' stone sssslS "s s'Sf's1" vS's,,
". Washington street. " %piSs tSs ApS
pleted will be one
noigbborhood'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA.
Thursday

Sateens with arge da-
masse dots, 81; 44 inch. A
generous fabric tor a novelty
Just out of Paris. Green,
three shades Of electric-blue,
navy blue; garnet, brown,
olive.
A woven soutache effect
looks precisely like an tia
borate braid work on a
ground of diagonal broad
rib. Underneath, /. e., on
the wrong side; is d soft cush-
ion of woolen yarn teebly
caught up by the harder
warp. 1t is almost as strlk-
ing a novelty as braided cloth
would be. But braided cloth
would be very costly. This
is $3.50.
Another nov lty in
soutache dress patterns is a
series of combinations of
braid ard chenille. One, at
least, of the + atterns is alto
sether removed from any
seen before. In some, ,colors
are combined as we'll as fab
RIGS and toIms. Braid in
cit des satin piping. Soutache
effects grow more various
every day.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Third circle, southeast from center
For more than a year we
have had one price for writ
ing papers, whether you have
bought in large or small
quantity. Our rean price is,
at most, as low as anybody's
ream price. Of course, then
our entire price is lower than
anybody's; Tor we hav'n't
heard of anybody else selling
at one price, by ream and
quire.
We sell many sorts o1
paper; some as poor as any
body wants, some the finest
in the world. Not everybody
has found out yet that we are
selling these finest papers al
ream prices.
There is some satisfaction
in lookin : through a stock
Of papers, when YOU know
beforehand that all the prices
are about as low as they Car
be made. Very likely, we
have some papers that we
might as well not keep; and
we may want some that we
ought to have. We don
profess to have chosen lnfal'
.ib'y. But we have taker
care to have the fines OF al
in a great many citferenr
styles, SO different that few
would see any relation be
tween them; and this fines
costs so little as to surprise
many. We call it "Wana'
max ers Be ST. it is heavy
medium or light; rough o.
smooth; laid. wove or parch'
ment; white, cream or azure
ruled or unruled commercial
or octave. You can imagine
what a variety.
! If you want an unsurpaSs
able paper, and yet inexr en-
sive, see Wanamaker's Bes
light, wove, rough, cream
unruled, at IL cents a quire
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

UYANTED-A BOY TO LEARN THE
w butcher business. Apply to jams +.
sutton, Second street market house. Oct2o-u
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

"ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN FOR
w general housewOrk Apply ID L.
st. s. N. Smeltz. CctN-u
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

A TTERTON-ALL PERSONS DE
a sirinS pure Drugs or Ohemicals, OF
vishing Their prescriptions or private receipts
sare;ully compounded with pure materiaR
Sbould 70 10 tho drag store OF
II. X. BRINGH URST
" Market tFeet. Win ipston.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

uyANTED-A GOOD COOK AT go
w French at. Oct15'Zt'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

OOUR SALE CR RENT ROUMED
e house, No. Sl7 Walnut St. Apply to l..
". Sudham Il Son, Ill East Fourth street.
Oct.6 ~
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

AlOIlCE "A GEETING OF T H E
stockholders of the Workingmen's
Loan ASS, citation will be held on thursday
evening, &c inst, at s o'clock, to aot on amend
me ITS to theby laws. GEO. G. MARS,
Oc2O-bt Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

ENOR SALE-CHrAP, A BABY COACH
IL as good as new az 2O4 West Second st
Oct26 ~
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

w ANTED--A HALF DC ZENCANVAS
w sers. Apply to Martin Farrell, +O2
East Ath at, Oct26-2t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
EOTICER.

OTIUF-NEw STOCK IN TIVE Ola.
~ mopd State Loan Association, first
payment now due, no debt nor property, in
tel est per cent, money cheap. Call day
or evening at COL Shipley st. George @.
Maris, Sec'y. Octl2lbt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

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Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

ANERSY WAY TO GIT A BOME-2
~ houses for sale on III" ios,a ll| ent plan
Will be finished by Oct. 46th. 9 rooms bath
room anG shed kitchen Finishe up in bes
manner with mojtrn convenience.
oc'2tf THOS. MoCORKLE, JR., 81 Market
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

NYOTIOF EMPLOYERS WANTING
~ help should 20 to HENKEL'S En-
ployment Bureau at 4O2 W. Front street. No
charge for obtaining all kinds Of labor
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Daily Republican., 1882-10-26
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Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

MISUNDERSTANDING l. COLLECTING
~ rents a specillty by GEO. u. MARlS,
Real Estate Agent, 60l hiplev st. sD28Imo
TNOR RENT-ROOM FOR RENT FOR
= light housekeeping. Apply at th,s 81;
fee. octZO'lt'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

ACARD.-Io all who are suffering nom
the errors OF indscretions Of youth, nervous
pet kness. early decay, loss Of manhood; ETC.,
l will send a recipe that will cure you FREE
OTCHARt}E. This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary in south America.
s. nd a seif-ad dressed envelope TO the REV.
JOSEPH I. INMAN, station d; New York
SIity. Ootl1.lydhw
Daily Republican., 1882-10-26

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