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Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
OTHER WONDERFUL FEArs.

Beau rolls barrel across the stage
with her nose aud Nellie barrel with
her fore feet over a teter plank. Both
accomplishments are comical, surprl"
sing and beautiful.
The two pugilists, Draco and Gold
Dust, with their seconds, have an earn
est, spirited contest, varying from eight
to ten rounds, and afford scenes OF
much merriment.
The school at recess shows o great
display of intelligent action. If any
pupil fail to promptly respond to the
command of the Professor, you will Oh
serve those In his near vicinity force
him out. Such of them as do not like
to jump will beg off like any child.
The grace and ease with which all
leap, especially Sprite, who delights in
leap over four tull-szed horses, elicits
sincere admiration. All the horses
will leap when asked to do 30 by any
person In tho audience.
COURT SCENE AND MILITARY DRILL.
The great court scene, as near reality
as possible, shows the judge in bis u.s.
ual position, the clerk and lawyers at
their desks, the prisoner in the dock
and the Jury in the box. After the
plea the Jury rttirts and shortly re-
turns with verdict Of "not guilty"
and the clerk releases the prisoner,
who steps forward, thanking the jury
for the acquittal and the audience for
their attention during the trial. In
the military drill they go through all
the intricate evolutions, form in two
lines, move off in platoons Of two and
divisions of four, wheel to the right
and left, form hollow square. march
company font, about face, and gOner-
ally conduct themselves like regular
soldisrs-in fact, put to blush many
pretentious military companies.
THE BATTLE SCENE.
A battle after the manner OF men
with horses as the contestants, Is at
least novel; but when once witnessed
we lose ourselves In wOnderment. To
them it Is q genuine affair and they en-
ter into 1t with as much spirit and en-
ergy as is possible to their natures.
They fire cannon and use every exer-
Stion to achieve vistory. The flag scene
is of special interest and beauty, max
ling one feel like doubling that the
trapsnigration of souls is myth. 1t
n. ust be seen to be understood, let alone
appreciated, and is fitting finale tc
the most extraordinary exhibition OF
the age, and the only one of the kind
in the world.
REoRGANIZATION OF THE MANAGE
MENT.
| Manager Mishler has secured the
EQUINE Paradox for one year at eighty
nine thousand dollars, and will be the
company's General Manager. Capt
j. E. Comstock is Associate Manager
f. D. Mcclure, Treasurer, and Prof
George Bartholomew, educator. They
have their own orchestra under thu
leadership OF Prof. W. A. Armstrong
vioIinist, VIM. Maxwell, cOrnet, Waite
johnson, pianist, D. Beal, clarionet
They carry stage flooring and all tn
paraphernalia necessary for their en-
tertainment. George Cunningham /
the stage manager. A novelty the:
will shortly introduce will be Petite
visiting the newspaper offices as
press agelt. Two palace cars are nov
. in course of construction for the trans
3 portation of the horses and baggag-.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
HUMOROUS READING.
Pleasant Paragraphs fer Leisure
Moments.

~ say, fellows" exclaimed FogR
"have you heard the news? Brown
and his wife have separated"
"No"
"Is that so 2"
"How did 1t come about ?"
u always thought 1t would come tc
that"
Guess it'll be better for both Of
en-"
These were few of the expressions
that fell from the lips Of the boys az
they eagerly crowded around Fogg.
Yes" said FoRg, "the Browns have
separated. I saw Brown kiss Mrs. B.
goodbye at the depot just now; he said
he would be back tomorrow"
"The crowd retired in disgust. The
boys were, of course, terribly disap'
pointed.
1t was in q horse car. She had been
away for several months and the chill
dren had gone to the depot to meet her,
They chaltsd away merrily while she
patted their little heads and smiled in
terestedly.
"How's Mary ?" she inquired when
they both stopped for breath.
"Oh, she's we'll. She's taking hel
music lessons right along"
"And Harry ?"
'He's going to school. Started las
week"
"And papa ?" ,
"He's we'll, too. He's having bul
ly time. He said he didn't care If yo'
didn't come back for year"
The passengers roared.
Grabbing the children with botl
hands she rushed for the door with 81
lIll-get- -even-with- him for-this-expres
sion on her face. Heaven help him.
A solemn. visaged person, with
"choke" tied at that exact point wher
"ornament is only not strangulation,
q straight collared coat, and t1aI
broad. brimmed hat, sitting on Q
distant scat, "caught the speaker
eye."
"Halloo Domino, Be you there
Coin do Wn to York2 How do they d
down TO L.? How's MIR. vii
liams glttin' OH now? Pooty tore
handed, amt he ? Where be yo1
goin'? Coin to preach ia York
Amt goiu' to Californy, be you
Didn't know but you might b.
almost everybody seems to be go'r
/ there now"
. As soon as there was sutficier
pause in this avalanche of unsnswere
queries, tie grave passenger replied:
eyes, l may inform you am on IN
way to California.
"Lord-a.massy, you amt though, /
+. ye?"
4 "You ain't gin up preachiD, he
ye? Pears to me l wOuldn'tj l wa
to camp-meetin' when you telled yot
experience and strugglin.' You ha
the dreadfullest hard time gitti
n 'ligiou AT ever / see in my life. Seen
!. to me, a'ter 30 much trouble,
:, wouldn't give it up 30. None O. n
r business, though, O course. Sc, gol
v to get gold, eh ?"
AS soon AZ the rOars Of laughte
'. which now filled the Car, had suhside
n the grave gentleman explained th'
9 dee,ning California fruitful field fl
missionary labor. he had determine
= to 20 forth as pioneer in the Ro'
: work, and he was, therefore, to sa
!. from New York in three days for Sa
o Francisco.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
~ kRaeTRR's OYBIUs

1WOAhILh SOuNTIS OCtOuoE 1IInt loob'
Upon the application Of Amor H Chandler,
administrator q. T. A Of John Chandler, late
fBnndyWine Hundred in said county de.
based II is ordered and directed by the Reg.
Nor that the Adm'tOr aforesaid give notice
fEaAting Of Letters Of Administration O. I
,upou the estate Of the decd, with the date Of
painting thereof, by causing advertisements
y be posted within forty days from the date
HMch Letters in six of the most public pla-
= otthe county Of New Castle, requiring all
sfsOns having demands against the estate to
resent the same, or abide by an Act Of as.
lnbly in such case made and provided and
~ cause the same to be inserted within the
eme period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN,
newspaper published in Wilmington and To
eeOntinued therein three weeks, (e-o-d).
Given undee the hani and Seal
us Of office Of the Register aforesaid at
~ Wilmington, in New Castle county.
ll0issald, the day and year above written.
so. BIGGS, Register
NuGlCB,-Al persons having claims against
pe sstate Of the deceased must present the
eHe duly attested to the administrator, on
oeloIe Oct II, Al. 1880 abide the Act OF
r@embly In such case made and provided.
AMOS II. CHANDLER,
Administrator, g. T A.
GaIess:- Beaver Valley, New Castle county,
"AWare. oc2o
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
lMISTER'S ORDER.
ORUCB

REGIsTRR's OHVIoB,
WVAsTLH COUNTY, DEL., Nov. . 1882. .~~~~
yPOn the application Of David Eas burn
~ rankin Eastburn, Executors Of Jo eph
Nourn' late Of Mill Creek Hd,, In said
1y deed II Is 0rdered'and directed by the
Sslster that theExeCutOrs aforesaid give no.
W grantinaof etters Testamentary upon
ave ofthe cod, with the date OF grant
NJ ,sSiti Ssiaeteti, W causing adver'ts. to be posted
Gla " days from the date Of such Letters
SA SAVne Vi tne most public places Of the County
ANY, msW '! !Usstle requiring all persons having
Sslas S~s against the estate to present ths
ny Vt abide by an Act Of Assembly IN
4 H. w. s VaSe made and provided; and alto Q. use
i 4 same 70 DO inserted within the same peri.
anu. ~ he DRLAwARR REPUBLICAN,, . news.
EXIT r1,, puoliShed In Wilmington and to be
uueu tlerein three weeks, (e.o-d
Given under the hand and seal Of
IL" Otice Of the Register Aforesaid. at
k,or...,, wilmington, In New Castle county
'O'1Salo' the day and year above written.
Noou, 8. q. BI39S, Register.
lhS lhSo0ar.itoah;-AllpersOnsh oa.ta having claims againgi
SmS 'S@ Az OF the deceased must present. the
IN hs,aul duly attested to the executors, on
I'M poOte " NOV. 3rd A. D., 1883, or abide the
SiSsS assembly In such case made and pro.
Asi.Ai.N!i A%siEANKL1iSSi 4 L1iSSiE2EHSi EHsTSsibRN, Executor.
AOdres:-PleasAnt Hill, D n4*
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
TEA! TEAL! TEAL!

We have just received 100
chests of New Crop Teas,
among them our 50 y 6Oc.
Black, Green and Japan.
They are New Crop and we
consider them better than
ever as they have been Sc
lected with very great care.
We have also reed. a large
invoice of Rio, Laguayra,
Maracaibo and Java coffees,
which we are selling at very
low figures. Rio coffee sold
at 10, 12, Is, 18, 20, % and
our Celebrated Breakfast
Coffee at 25c per pound.
We personally superintend
the roasting of our cotfe 80
Call and try them.
New Crop Turnip Seeds.
CRIPPBN'S TIA STORE.
No. 5 E. Second St.,
w1LMUNGTON, OELAWAREa
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
n, MEICHIOR, GVINSMITB.
DIX. If1EIA STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

Guarantees to cure alto by letter without
fail. or any bad results, all private diseases
% Of Both Il sex sexes acute cases in or days. BY :,
mo ~" mater Of how long standing. Loss o
Manhood, Effects of Youthful lmprudenoe'
railing out Of Hair, etc. TspewoEm reMotSS ~ tSs
,niidest treatment yet discovered.
nR THEKL has is years Hedical experi'
ence Also, he is the only physician IN nndn. tns
City of philadelphia who has made MS spec spec
ialty In Europe under the leading profeesSUPS esSm
Once no lrs:A-s q. m. to P. m.' ana IRON
To az D. pl. Sunday, "a. m. to3p. m sepA"A'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10

When Pepn appeared to receive his
charter he came into the royal pres
ence in his usually easy manner, with
I;s hat on his head and his hands in
his pocket. , ~. ou,
hat. ,, - ,o,d
"Keep on your hat young man. saiu He
Penn, land people won't know you're
bald" , -, ), a.,
King replied, "for only one person 10
rema aimed covered ct time.
"Then you ought to have more Gov
ers," said Penn. , ,,.,.
tits queer custom, but don,t lay
nv hat around loose in strange horse
unless | getsa check for It, I've traV-
pled, have"
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
ONE OF 'EM.

An odd-lookiug person Joined the
passengers on the New York and Erie
railroad the other day. at distant
western station.
When he entered the spacious car
he looked around in utter amszemen,
at its extent, and the comfort ano
eleganc CO of Its accommodations.
And now he began to talk to him
self, which he continued "by the
way" until the cars arrived at Pier
mont. u, :.
"Waal," he commenced, "this is
what they call car, oh 2" ,,
"Waal, its the biggest baiidin, y !
ever saw on wheels VIII els .r,a dnunGes a%SV" "D0
In this way he ran on, staring
around, and talking at everybody,
and finding nobody who would talk to
him. $780,,
At length he saw his man.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
GRATITUDE.
DENVER, Col. Aug. %, 1882.

DENVER, COL, Aug. 20, 1882.
GENTs-I cannot find words with
which to express my gratitude to
you for the cure your Swift's Spe-
cific has effected la my case. ] was
afflicted with the horrible blood dis.
ease for 8 years, and after spending
some time at the Hot Springs, con-
sidered my case hopeIess one. I
used only one dozen small bottles
of S. SIS, and there is not a sign
of the disease remaining. Ny sores
are all healed, my throat is entirely
! # FL. I'll Il Y8 'i;;;s;; si;;s:: e.:
q drug clerk, 1 have seen 10 many
hundreds of men dosed with Gallo
mel, Iodide OF Mercury and Iodide
of Potash, until they were made
complete wrecks. that shudder 10
think Of the misery which has been
brought on the human family by
the use of Mercurials for Blood Dis
eases. 1t is a crying shame that
physicians will not acknowledge
the merit of your GRAND Blood
Medicine. Use my name as you
wish. I reter you to my present
employers, or to Messrs. Collins
Bros, st. Louis. J. II. RAIF,
broadway Pharmacy, Denver, Col.
II you doubt, come to see as. and we vii
JURk YOU, or charge nothing Write 70
PARTICULARS and a copy of the little boo
me ssage to the Unfortunate Suffering.
ASK any druggist as to our standing.
1871. 900 REWARD will be paid
10y Chemist who will find, on analysis OF 10
1ottles Of a. IS, one particle Of Mercury
-odide Of Potassium, or any Mineral sui
Jtance. SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Proprietor
Atlanta, Ga.
Price Of Small ktze, 81 Q
Large Size. IL
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
DUBLIIO SALE OF STOCK. FARMING
utensils and household goods.
The subscriber will sell on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1882,


ct 10 O'Clock,
At his farm about miles from Kennett
Square, mile from Centreville and mile
utensils, fixtures and household goods as
follows, as he intends to quit the business.
good mare, with colt sired by Good enough;
first class COWS; 4 fat hogs; 80 pair chickens,
part Of them full bred Golden Hamburg;
| 81 ur spring buggy nearly new: farm wa.
gon; champion moving machine In good
order; steel tooth horse rske;l one horse
ploW; weird chilled plow, nearly new; new
Iron cultivator; pair twin harrows, nearly
new; Pennock corn shelter; pratn fan; l
grind stone; 2 feed chests; block and fall; l
sleigh, nearly new; set sleigh bells; sho' els,
forks, hoes, etc double tree and singletrees;
Rurdick Nat Hay cutter, NJ. a;l post digger;
feed trough; l)t OF bags; saddle: set
light double har cess, good order; set single
leather buggy harness, nearly new; set
light harnt Sc; buffalo robes; horse blank
eta; stage harnt IS, collar, and brdles;l beam
and pea; l double barrel gun and equip
menis; 500 bu, corn; l8 tons hay; tons straw; !;
1000 bundles OF cornf0dder, 2 0 bu. potatoes;
lot Of oak lumber; lot Of sawed posts. OF Of
chestnut posts; lot Of barrels; Stubs and buck.
cts, dairy fixtures.
HOUSEHOLD aOors.
COOK stove, home delight heate rNo. l3
l mahogany table; walnut extension table
walnut lounge; shes Of all binds; lot OF In
grain carpet; lot Of rag carpet; lot Of straw
mating; srair carpet and rods; window ear
tains and fl ixtures; / set marble top cottage
furniture; bedsteads and bedding; goose
feather beds and pillows; 2huSk mattresses;
parlor stove large coffee kettle. Rights
for Sts0ng's Patent farm Gate for three hun.
dreds and other goods not here men toned.
Also farm Of So act es tf FIRST class land, with
good orchardsand buildings, nold at pli.
Vate sale Conditio 8 given at sale.
JAMES W. MURPHEl.
L. W. Stidham u Son. Auct's. n0v2
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10

DUBLIC SALE.
WIN be sold at Public sale, at the Hotel
Yards OF E. W. Lewis, in stanton, New Castle
Co., Del, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1889,
at 1.So O'Clock, p. m, sharp,
-R 40 fresh cows, sprIngeTs, feeders, bulls
fat stock, one year old colt, sound
NJ postpOnement on account Of weather, Il
st OF my will sell In the dry.
Dinner at IL o clock, free.
This stock was selected with great are By
MARSHALL BAILEY, Agent for REU Ben
SATTERTH WAITE. W. A. NIOAoLs, Auct
now ltWdts VIM. X. FLlNN'Olerk
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
. OFFICES.

AYO MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD NEED
suffer with Impure Blood, liver Com
Dlaipt, Dyspepsia, Ague, Chills or Fever,
who takes broom ID erb BAtteFB. For
sale at Branch Depot, 317 East Third street.
Wilmin6ton, Del. oeSl'loC
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10

NYOTIOE-rHE 9TH ANNUAL MEET,
~ ing Of the share holders Of Clayton
Loan Association, will be held on Iiday the
10th inst, at 8 O'Clock, p m.
noy9.N M, L LlOHTENSTFIN, Secretary
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10

TVAY BULLC CK-sTRAYED AWAY
from the slaughter house on Sunday
svia, q pied bullock, marked A. with tar
bAsmmp. Any one giving information
bsdiHS to hll recovery will be tuita bly, re.
tRded, GEO. ABELE, Stall 10 Second st.
bGkst. noVSd&WI
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10

DUAkDING-4G GENTLEMEN CAN BE
ID Accommodated with good board and
Rooms, aisJ large desirable second Story front
foOn, suitable for man and wife at hOJ Wash
tpgton street. Oc3O-u
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA.

Friday:
Great news about laces;
Spanish laces, The news goes
beyond Spanish; but we stop
there today.
Last year VIC bought laces
abroad for the first time.
We bought cautiously; for
there are other things to
remember besides low prices.
Nothing strikes an American
abroad with greater force
than the little money that
buys wonderful things. He
lis on dangerous ground.
Especially she is on dagger
Gus ground.
We bought cautiously.
We are speaking of last
year. This year with greater
confidence.
Just now Spani: h fchus
and scarfs have come; twen-
ty times as many as were
ever in the store at one time
before. After this our cau-
tious buying shall be in New
York. Abroad we shall
look and look and look
then take a long breath and
say the biggest figures that
we can think of.
These ichus and scarts
Justify our enthusiasm. They
will give us the sympathetic
outpouring Of yours. The
Iprices are three quarters OF
what we should have to
make them, it we lei New
1 Work buv for us. As to
quality these laces cover the
whole range of Spanish
work; overshot, mateIasse
hand run and made wholly
by hand. The commonest
are SO cents; the richest SIS
tor a scarf, and $37 for a
fchu.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Second circle, south rom center.
: Black woven waterec
D.. cashmere, that is, cashmere
with a woven MORE effect
. of many pattern, big wave:
s and little waves, all of one
s quality at Is cents l
, cost US exactly 22I cent
more than that.
+ We shouldn't throw ava
/; that 22b cents, but for thl
d fact. We've get a lot NOR
{ coming from the SAM
;, source, but by a differen
d way, through an importer
N loss. This brings our prlc
. down to IS cents. Sue
!. bargains as this always be
. gin to turn up about thl
g time, Ibis Is our tlrSt, sine
=, the opening of the season.
9, JOHN WANAMAKER.
Nextoutor circle, south entrance to ma
o, building.
i'll Did you ever wonder ho'
.; many sorts OF shoes max
1t 1t ! up a great stock like our:
'' Look into two of Our Maj
&c &c ket street windows, and yo
Is shall see about 200 sample
y. of meas, women's and chill
s% :; Enthusiastically the who
o7 of our stock. We haven
sE sE SO many sorts as we used t
' ': '; keep. We rsed to thin
- that Philadelphia insisted o
y: having everything that ha
bHs been worn within ten year
,s That turns out to be a mis-
=; take. We hnd Philadelphl
ct is very like the rest OF tn
E! Ct worIo. 1t prefers to be CON
N n Portable; but it likes to b
n. modern also. We have a
We ways had the satisfaction {
sS ssSS believing that our leather
~ were true.
,r,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10

IF-AN ORDER FUR go or
|NOR SAhIa aro;s, scale N Manufacturers, 20
Rlsn,st Rlnrtb street, philadelphia. Apply
,sis once.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10

DOARUING-VACANCY FOR3 YOUNG
ID gentlemen at 6O6 King st. nOv9.6tt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
WONDERFUL FEATS.

The act of Caesar is unexplainable in
any way unless you accord to the horse
an active intelligence, as it Is evident
that he not only understands right from
left, but the difference between a circle
and a figure 8. He will at command
from any person in the audience make
a figure s correctly over the curvatures,
turn to the right or left, back, step for
ward, etc, etc. Abdallah, the beauti-
full, graceful and accomplished, by com
mand will walk, trot, pace, gallop and
march.
Prince and Pope in their extraordina-
ry exhibition of reasoning from cause
to effect should convince the most stub
born doubter that horses do possess the
power of rea son and their doings on a
teter plank must be seen to be appreci-
ated. Whilst in extacy of admiration
of this act we behold almost instantly
an original ard brilliant equine tableau
at the word of command by the whole
school taking the various positions as.
signed them, forming an interesting and
beautiful picture that will linger pleas
antly in memory.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
GE.a
SALE OF COWS.

OhlN ALE SALE OF SO"S' kSiRN
WIN be sold at Private Sale, at the rtsi.
dence Of the subscribers neae Booths corner,
about 20 head Of fresh COWS and sprinAers.
Also 9 lol offat sheep. This stock has been
carefully selected 10 Cum6erland connty;
noyS-2tW POULE d BALDWIN,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10

.1THY ExECUTOFs-DWELL-
kOR SALE z ,a,a Of Ell Wilson, decd, No.
Ing house on n" street, Wilmington Terms
WsshlngnoH Il. NIELDS, Attorney for
ApPsSas Psas Market st. au'1eoo u
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10

DOARUING-FOR GEN rLEMEN OR
ID men and wives at 52l East Fiftn street.
noV4-12tf
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
COULD BREAK OFF.

When a certain family on the Brush
farm took a new cook last month IL
was specifically stated and fully unde--
stood that she was not to have any
men hanging around the kitchen. She
held to the agreement for three or four
nights, and then the family discovered
that she had beau. He came regu
larly every night after that, and three
or four nights ago the Colonel was at
the back gate waiting for him. When
the young man appeared the Colonel
threw a whole iceburg into his tones as
he spoke: -,
"Well, sir, did you come here to
spark"
~ did," was the calm reply.
"In love, are you'"
eyes, sir
"Who with?"
Sarah, the cook.
ooh, didn't know but you loved
one of my daughters" sneered the
Colonel. >, 49,
"No, l don't at present." said the
man, as he seemed to catch sudden
idea, "but the thing hasn't gone so far
with Sarah but what might break OIL
| in case you had something better up
stairs for mel"
Sarah doesn't work there any more,
but the Colonel won't get over being
mad for several weeks yet.
A Raw -Boned Irish Woman entered
one of the National Banks, Providence
the other day and presented Chequ'
at the Cashiers desk. =.
The Cashier looked at her and sale
politely, MADAM, you must get ldentl
fed"
"Faith, an what's that?"
"Why, you see you are stranger tC
me. don't know you"
twill, thin, I'm not too proud to IN
troduce meself to yeZ. MY name
Sary MacFlinn, an I'm not ashamed
to own it!'
"Well, but you see I cannot tel
whether you are the person who's
name is on the cheque," said the Cash
Ter, too polite to tell her that perhap
she was lying about it.
"An' what did ye say must do?"
"Identify yourself. Bring some ON
here who knows you"
"Indade! An who knows me bette
than I know meselfl"
The Cashier paid the chequS wlthou
another word.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
ENOR SALE.

FRESH COWS & SPKIEGERS.
will have constantly on hand fresh k:Ns
,ows and sprtngers selected wi b care H-K-
oy James Sawdon, Jr., and at Private sale a.
ny place near Newport, Dol, which l viii
vol as cheap as can be pureh ased anyWher'
iua dhw-ti l. N. FLlNH,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
YAMES & BRO.

DR. KLiNE'S GREAT NERVE RE-
- storor, is the wonder Of the age for AZ
nerve diseases. ALL fits stopped free. Sen0
to 98l Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
sssssasz
wAETKH

UINrEl-A FEW BOARbERS WAN,
tad St9OV Tatnan ST., good board and
be comfort ~
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10

fAlENTE obtained and ell business In
he tjon,t ". ' the u Patent office, or
WhsUuf WhsUfV = attended to tor odern fees,
+ Is to noa noc o. Or drawing is tenC we advise
hakO hoogbnataDllity M oba tree Of chSrge; and we
We resar sSasEe unless we obtain patent.
Supt ofth mere, to the Post Master tho
ials Of ~ o rn money rder DIV, and to Of
Advice ss tss,., US. Patent Ofice. For oirculf
your own SS,aS |. and reference to actual olieL
'"n state or coutny. address
opposite pa,. Y. 3. SNOW G CO.,
LMei,lon Sns tSiu Once, Washington. Do
~As paper. nOvI4.ecd.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10

tYrANrED-BOARDERS AT 9Ol TAT:
nall st pleasant rooms and good az
SnOd .tops. Also table boaI ders. no.lm
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10

4, ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN FOR
~ general housework. Apply 10 e. 4th
\ s. \. SmeltE. ocCE0-u
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10

NTOTIOE - EMPLOYERS WANTING
~ help should 20 to hENKEL'S EN-
ployment Bureau at 402 ". Front street: NO
charge for CbtainilR all kinds OF labor
ocl0-u
Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
UNDERTARERSs

G,IMOR GUTRRHB,
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aENTL FURNISHING uknERrAhE$
-~0-~
NO, $40 E. sEvERTH STREET.
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WILMINGTON, DBLAWSFs
rERMS--lO per cent. loss tAan usual Df Q