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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the Coun-
" of Hancock
THE undersigned Executors of the will OF James
I. O-good late of Ellsworth in said County
deceased respectfully represent that the goods
and ohattels, rights and credits OF said deceased
not sufficient TO pay his just debts and eharses
Of administration. by the sum OF tWo thousand
dollars Wherefore yOar petitioners pray your
Honor TO grant them License to sell, AT public or
private sale, and convey the homestead OF the late
James 7. osgood situated IN Ellsworth to satisfy
said debts and charges OF administration.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26

Elis~ orsh Port.

EtlsW Orgh Fort.
Thursday. Oct. ~.
lILEp.
Sch =. A. Msgee, TrewOrgy, New York
Sch Panama. Y Jug, BUsJOu.
sch Telegram . kemick, Bar Harbor.
sch > toto. ssdler, Camden.
saturday, Oct. q.
SAILED.
Sch Abigail Haynes. Patten, Bns on.
sunday, oct q.
ARRIN ID.
sch Ellen Dart, Faust, Cberryheld.
Sch julia EDNA, Hayne-, Bar Harbor.
sch Craze, HutchiBs Bar Harbor.
Tle-dAy, Oct. a.
SAILED.
Srh Red Hoyer, Loo khaTt, salem,
Sch senator Cheney, Holmes Hole for Or,lers.
Sch y. Harvey, bunker Rocp port
Sch II W. Cn-hman, Farrell, Bar Harbor
Sch E-trIia, Marshal POrtlani.
Sch Ellen TART, Faust, Winter HarbOr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26
The Great Six Days Walk.
New YORK. Oct. "a.
The Weather.

ne Wedtnef.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Oct. 25.-l A. NJ
Indications
For New England, fair weather, cool
northwesterly winds, rising barometer dur
ing the dsy, followed by warmer southwest
winds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26
D0maessic Porto.

BoorHBAr-Ar. %, Sch woodcock. Hammett
Ellsworth.
BosToN-Ar. tIct. 70, Sebs. Mary r. Cushman
Patt Ellsworth, Edward l.. Warren, Bsbb,sixe
Belfast
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26

UGG week in your own town. Terms and 4
PUU outd free. Address H. HALIETT 4 co
PItland. Maine tvrIis
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Build w ELL.

High on the granite wal the builders, toll
ing,
Heaved up the massive blocks and slabs to.
place,
With swart and streaming broWs and strain.
ing sineWs,
Under the SGmmer's blazs.
And higher yet, amiN the chilIs Of Au'umn,
Tier upon tier and arch on arch arose;
And still crept u Jward, cOldly, wearily,
Mid Winters sifving SHOWS
From stage to stage up springs the maste
builder,
Instruoting, cheering, chidtrg here and
there;
scanning with scrutiny, severe aud rigid,
Each lusty labOrer's share.
Anon his voice t. those most distant shout.
ing
Through the hosr'e trumpet makes his Or
Or utters words like those to rouse and hear.
ten
Build we'll, my men, build well2"
"The ropes are strong, and new and sound
the pulieY;
The dorridk's beams are equal to the strain:
Unerring are tho lev | ltue and plummet;
Let nought be done In vain
"Build that these walls to coming genera
tions
Your skill, your strength, your faIthfulnsss
shall tell;
That ali may say, as storms and centuries
test tuem,
The men Of old built well ~
And ever thus speaks TIE Great Master
Builder
To us, whereer our Journey work" may be;
"Wha 'er the toll, the season or the 6truct-
ure,
Build Well-build worthily."
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
A Large Seaside MOTEL In Winter

A Large SeaSiAO MOTEL 1n Winter
Miss Tllle Forney, in readable let
ter to Progress, describes visit to the
Stockton Hotel, Cape May, after the
close Of the seasuD; its deserted halls,
tho hundreds OF chairs piled up, good
Ma ured jAnitor with his huge black
dog. Miss FOrney interviewed the jan.
itor in this style: SIS the taking care
of house like this much of task ?"
"Every day that is clear air the
whole house. | am given cottage
near by, where live with my family
My coal ls supplied, and am paid be-
an unusual amount of sickness here
this summer-Can you account for it?"
"Well, l have my opinion. You see
there are many people come here feel
ing tired and generally miserable. They
think it results from change of season.
There is disease in them aud they don't
know it. The climate here brings 1t
OUT: they fall sick, and always believe
they got their sickness here. The salt
air makes them thirsty. At once they
drink plenty of water. They 60 to the
GAploI MAKO ntarhJ uoAI Ou OybGoESJ
fish, poultry and side dishes of all
kinds; they top off on ice cream, jellies,
pies, nuts and raisins. Night comes
and they 60 to the hop and dance. occa-
taking a turn round the porch
to "cool off" they go into the restaurant
and take cobbler; then, with their
clothes saturated, they 60 to bed,
leaving their window open, and the air
from the sea blows over them all night.
They get fever. Are you surprised ?
Don't believe it when people tell you
you can't take cold at the seashore.
1t is healthy place-there's no doubt
about that-but don't run the risk of
exposing yourself as you wouldn't any.
where else, unless you were crazy"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Work Ofthe Flames.

The house of Rev. G. J. Dowell, al
Gary, North Carolina, was damaged by
Il yesterday morning, Rev. r. j. Har.
rison, guest in the house, ran with a
colored hired man to the roof. Both
foil to the ground and were seriously in
jured.
Chas. scarritt, a wholesale grocer Of
Columbus, Ohio, was killed yesterday
by being thrown from his buggy.
Gustave Skinner and another man
was killed yesterday at E ienton, North
Carolina, by the sudden fall Of q tree
which they were cutting down.
Two children of Buck Cooper, OF
Nash county, North Carolina, were
playing with loaded pistols yesterday
and one of them was shot
dead.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

-
BUILDING A SEWER ACROSS MADI.
SON STREET ALONG TIE NOhTH
SIDE OF THE p, w. & b. X. X.
Seated proposals will be received In the
| box lnthe Council Chamber until 80 O'Clock
.. m, Thursday, October 18th inst, for the
building of about SO feet OF sewer, extending
| across the central part OF Madison street.,
along the line of the nOrtherly side Of the P.
". x b. X K The sewer will be three (3)
| feet In the clear between the aide walls; the
| arch will be a semi-circle of ~ feet radius
nine (9) inches thick composed of two rows
| OF goO0 HARD burnt brick, laid on edge in
/ good cement mortar. The side walls will be
built Of Well-shaped tive men stone laid in
| cement mortar The walls will be about
three feet high and IN 4eet thick. A good
foundation for the W@lIs and pavement muse
be obtained by Filing and plankIng in case
the ground should be iOnnd too soft and
yielding. The pavement will be an averted
arch OF d teet radius, built OF good smooth
paving btlck, laid on edge In good cement
mortar The sprtnging line Of @e pavement
will be one ~ joOJ below the sprint ing line
of the arch. The arch must be we'll and sufti.
ctently backed with stone. The mortar used
in the construction of the sewer must be COM
posed Of one part Of good hydraulic cepent,
and two parts of clean river sand. The ce.
ment and all the material used in the con.
strucNi ion OF the sewer must be inspected aId
hpploVeu ny luo street COmmiSSlOpeF DeIOro
they can be used. A plan of the sewer may
be seen By calling at my office or at the Ot1 Je
"t M. a. COnwell, City Engineer, where all
the information desired, concerning said
sewer, can be obtained. The bids must in
clude all excavations and back filling and
all the material used in the construction Of
the sewer and be accompanied with the usual
bond with security.
The work must be completed In ten days
after the signing OF the contract.
ALI bids must be endorsed; Proposals for
sewer acroes Madison street. along the nOrEh
side Of the p, W. Il b X. H.
lhe committee reserve the right to reject
any or all Oids. LEVI ZE LEY,
Oct7.6t street Co umiss ssioner.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Deeds Of Violence,

Near Georgetown, Ohio, en- Sunday
night, Charles Irving, 16 years of age,
stabbed to death Chiffon Lemmons, son
of farmer in the neighbOrhood. The
boys had just returned from church.
In the Soldiers Home, at Dayton,
Ohio, yesterday, Cornelius W. Rally
was istabbed to death by Augustus
Brenecker.S The latter was arrested.
In a quarrel about some property, q
farmer named Davidson killed his wife
and fatally wounded his son, near
Deckerville, Michigan, on Monday
night.
Edward Merther was arrested at Mid
dletown, Ohio, yesterday morning, on
suspicion of being the murderer of Ar
thur W. Ross.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
PHILABELPRIA, WILMINGTON n
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER 9TH, 1872.

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta,
ttons, $3.50, TOO, 1913, A. NJ; 23O, 4, L3l, 9,65
p. NJ.
Philadelphia (expres), }, 2. 223, $50, 7 10,
8l5, ., 98g, 95S, ,l.63 "a. NJ; l2.l5, l.5S, b.l7,
10, 6.3s, 7,26 P. M.
New Yo'k. 400. 223 6.3), 8.55 Q 5S. II. So
A NJ; 1I2 3S, 1.53, 23O, 6I7, e.3S 72s P. M.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, l.05,
9.l7. 10 90 A. NJ, and 6.O) p. NJ.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 8 b. P. Al.
Baltimore and Washington, AZ, I 81, sos,
GIT A. M; | 90 II 90, 90, o.67, 1iC4 r NJ.
Baltimore only, l0o, 1000 A. d.; 1928 and
p n.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New castle, 900, $40 A. M LOO, 800, o!5
p. M.
Harrington and intermediate stations, 80
A NJ l.y5. 6.25 2. NJ.
Delmar and intermediate stations, . 10 A.
M; l,06 p. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
HEALTH Is " EALtH

Dr. L. q. West'5 Nerve and Bsain Treat
ment; spe Jitic for Hysterta, MiSziness, Oon-
Vulsi0ns, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres,
sion, Loss OF Memory. spoematOrr hOea, I'm
potency. Involuntary Emmtss ions, Premature
or over Indulgence, which leads to misery,
decay and death. Une box will cure recent
cases. Each box contains one moths treat.
ment. One dellar box, six boxes for five
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
boxes, accompanied with tive dollars. we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to
return the money II the trestment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued enly by N.
b. Danforth, Druggist, Cor. 2nd and Marke t
streets, Wilmington, Del.-SOle agents.
noV26-dAW
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
ChFJstfYold and BeRGs

We offer q first.class stock of under
wear at the lowest possible prices.
Neckwear, hosiery, suspenderS, blue
flannel and fancy shirts. White shirts,
collars and cuffs, all grades and prices.
Ohristfield & Best, b1b Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
A Widows Rights.

A decision rendered by Judge Thay-
or, of Philadelphia, Saturday last, il
lustrates the fact that persons engaged"
to be married have need to be Circum-
spect about the disposal of their prop.
erty. The story of the case is briefly
this The late James Baird inherited
a large property from his father. james
was widower with children. Both
before and after his Inheritance Of his
fathers property he courted the lady
who Ia now his widow, became formal.
II "engaged" to her September 49,
1873, aud married her on the 18th of
November foltoWing. A few days be
fore the "engarement," but after he
had declared To several fri pds his in
tention to marry this lady. he convey
ed all his real estate, 10 the valne of
about seventy thousand dollars, 10 GER
tain trustees in t1usj for himself during
life, and then to his children by HIS
first wife. This trust conveyance ap-
pears to have been insigateh by the
trustees as friendly ACT, to prevent
him from sguandering his Inheritance
rather than from any purpose to de.
fraud the affianCed bride of the rights
in the properly that would accrue to
her upon Der marriage. Mr.. Baird died
IN abouT four IN months after the mari
age, ana, upon his decease, his widow
found tia. her right to one third inter-
est tor life in the real estate had been
conveyed away by this trust deed. She
Yves thus lett without the support she
4 i IL !
that such conveyance Of the property
by MIR. Baird at a time when he had
declared his purpose to marry her, and
within a few days before their formal
engagement, was unlawful, and Judge
decision hasreontrmed this
view of the law by decree which re.
stores to the widow her rights aS
widow.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Bird MaNm as

A paste made by canary breeders Of
Hartz Mountains, Germany. Cures
and keeps healthy birds in brilliant
plumage and constant song Sold by
druggists or mailed for Is cents. Bird
Food Co. Car On. N.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
EITNnay TR AIMS

rUTVUNI h1INN.
Philadelphia ard inform ediata stations
s ~ A. NJ; II poOu: h.3I 7 80, 9.65 p. M.
Philadelphia and Now Ork, 4 90, 2,2S A
NJ; 6.I7, 6.3S, T26p M.
baltimore and w 'shinSton, L42, 451, 5 O6,
GIT A. M; ll0AF, NJ. Baltimore, LOS A. M.
For further information passengers are re-.
ferred to the timetables pOste d at the depot.
Trains marked thus () are limited ex.
pr IS. uIOn whtch extra fare is charged.
CHAS. T.. PUGH, J. k. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

The Mightiest !
Many Feet the Ta!ipst
Macy Tons the Heaviest
And Bigger than any two Elephants
Alive Tame and quiet as lamb !
Jumbo here against the protests of Her
Majesty the Queen and the
British Nation.
10 TENDER, TIMID GIRAFFES. 10
More than are owned by all other Ex-
hibitions in the World combined.
% ELEPHANTS. %
And the only
BABY ELEPHANT,
Nursing every few minutes. Now six
months old,
16 Open-lairs of Wild Beasts in the
Streets, their Keepers in their midst
20 All Gold Chariot Cage Overlooking
with Rare Animals, and a MeDagerie
led loose through the Avenues.
Together with the Largest Geological
Display under the Sun.
BARNUM'S FAMOUS ROMAN
HIPPODROME RACES.
Over 200 Circus Celebrities in 3 Rings
Embracing nearly all the Talent in
the profession,
Museum of Living WOnders-Brustad
the Norway Giant, Che. Man the rebel
Chinese Dwarf, the smallest man
alive. Four legged girl Wild Men
of Borneo. Corpulent Beauty. Cir
cassian and Albino Bellies, Legless
Man. Phantom Man and 10, 900 Curl.
GUS Animate Wonders. selected under
the immediate eye of Barnum himself
who prOclaims this
THE GROWING TRIUMPH OF
HIS BUSY LIFE.
AT 9 A. M,
GEORGEUUS FREE STREET
PAGEANT
Replete with melody and more Sun
eclipsing Surprises than ever gazed
upon by mortal man.
Luxurious Amphitheatre, with seats
for 10000 people.
ADMISSION THE SAME AS TO AN
ORDINARY SHOW.
To avoid the crowds at the wagons on
the grounds, Choice Seats and Tickets
can be obtained at CHRISTY & SONS
Cigar store, 9th and Market streets, dur
ing the day at slight advance.
NO FREE TiCKErS GIVEN AWAY
Admission, 80 cents; Children under
years of age, Is cents. Reserved Seats
% cents extra.
Saturday, Oct: IA.
oct3.5.7.10. .12dSSw
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

VALUABLE Pktbt NTS.
A 3 story Brown Stone House and
IOt i'm New York City.
$500 i'm Gold.
DDe Q! 900 4 per cent. U. q. ROn".
~ so ia Gold.
One $4,000 . pc cent. BOnd.
Foam D Dad Horses,
1850 i'm GOTd.
Five $40 Bonds.
8 Pianos
S PAFlOr Organs.
D10m On q Bracelets.
lh pairs BfamOna arT1Dgs,
20 Diamond Finger Rings.
80 T. Old Wascp@a.
75 silver Watches.
so $40 Gold Pie es.
75 $40 -
100 &6 s. -
OSeWing MachiueS,
100 \ ca eta. SO pt&ces,
$50 Japanese Tea SeTs, I pieces.
so P6Raed Fruit stands,
@ORd hOrse mnd cop Buggy.
Boys saddle Pony,
1 EXcmrsl GA Ticket to Europe an Il
Re urR via Waite Star hteamerS.
1 XcHrs1On Ticket to ERn Francis
CO and Return.
1 FXcUrsiO& Il 4 cIket to N&W Orleans
and AeGurn.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Try 1t. You'IILike It.

It Will not be necessary to attend the F es =
ttval to receive Presents as they or the
vouchers for them will be forwarded to any
body entltt eo to them on receipt Of instruc-
tons how to send. Boy now. Everyone
ca have Q tickets before Christmas. If they
commence aa Oncs to use the Soap. Buy
m ore than on need for Emme d iai Q
Hse, as the soap improves by age.
IL tS the bes Inv aSf IN hnt ever made
For sale by all arocers keeping money worth
goods II our gre Ger docs net keep it, or will
not get it, you can bay 1t by the box of our
agents. No 'mmunications answered unless
stamp Is enclosed.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

- CIIE-NO 1876 MARKET ST.,
w. ~ s,ElsO. With arge stonc IN ans Ion -
7 ~, main ltding atj extensive back
~ EN-. ~ ,S eontaininV IL rooms. all mod rrn
mSanrss%snts malusT terms easv, Apply to NJ. M.
ClIf,D TOi Market street sep|7-eod i='
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

---no1IE-q ECOMED HOUSE AND
VOEf, ,Shis ShAiSH Win square OF ground in "ow-
' "ST'' VII be sold ! wv and on cay terms.
pt, WY, Ntn in different parts If this city
lso house. " " STkICKL AND, 1897 Lincoln
lppH wilmington, Del. oeS ott' Cd
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
And 600 other Useful and
Valuable Presents.
HOW TOGET ATICKET.

Tickets for the FESTIVAL can be obtained as
follows: Every Gaze Gt BaVid'a PriZ Q
Soap Is wrapI ed in a dask brown wrap
per. save these wrappers until you have 90;
mail them to US in one OF our envelope which
can be obtained free OF charge from the
grocer Of whom you buy the SOAP, follow tho
printed dlrec cuOns thereon and there will be
no trouble. For 100 wrappersyou will receive
SIX Tickets
emembtr she Ticke's cost YOU
nOIhlRR. You DO not buy them. We DO
not Sc them. We give them to you for
using our Soap.
You DeusE nse GOap.-Use David's
PEtZs LauDd y soap bear in nina
that you have moth .ng to lose You get full
value for yOur money when you buy the
soap. 1t Is tn largest, Cheapest,
Best the Longest Lasting, WnlIest
W AShinG, Sw. rGvSC Smel li0g, + 81.
est n ubbing Soap 10 existence. II you use
1t once you vii. Always use IL, and that's the
wav we Will get cur money back. Thim IA
oft. NOrosp eyer did 50 much for You, no
none ever will.
livery one Of the above Presents will be
osttively given aWa". 20 %rRDpers 1
icket, 100 Wrappers 8 6TICkeIs.
One Ticket "a Good as another.
Six TtCke.H better ERnn Hne
N@Vtd's Prize kOap IL Larger than
any other Of like qualify, and is adaDteu for
either toilet or laundry use,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

-,,IE-z SET OF FIRST CLASS
double t1mes e"I cost Sl2t, 2 set of single
Js,d but few uI" ohoye viii be sold low ~
Sssmess. inc "a STVI bIs team. ami has no fur
Ss owner hs sw sU,O Can be seen at J. A. Con-
W. harness stofe' A''' Octb 6tdl-tw
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

CAFE OR RENT "A SNATL
Lp' SAN Iii and dwelling, near Uecilton,
Ils u Nd, VII be sold accomodt'
CNl Oouo9' a coed miller. Poss ssion given
aHtsIns. " AZ % of January, lS3'. Inquire o T
% IuS' JOHN b. LEWIS,
Sc, cor. 7th and Market sts.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

N mais isO-a UJOh AND CHAMBER
~''o' Apply at oOo Washi 1gton st.
Octl ct
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

IN ANIED-A Ia.A YOUNG MAN To OAN.
laEst strsss sss and sell flames. Apply q t 6Oi
-" Ocl0.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

...,EA FINE NEW OOTTAG Z
IOB SALE Iiinv in delightful md heal hy
6u !a,He oway from its noise aud evil
Htdfhe C.J' vs, eonve1i>1t to charchss
Lsas9s. .I0ns SrS lust tho place Tor q retire.
a, ,tfSshopS1o 1orv ga v. Enquire Of W. ID.
bSSHRGS ICT King street. sepl''u
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

M ASnED Az. AN ICE CHEST. STATE
|ddpn I PEics and where 1t can be seen.
r---------ulson nSulson sc. 0ctll. At
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

w tor orD-IO SnD-O BUY A SHOW CASE
aHarkot TsSt"uter, y Tor particulars apply at
"P SCalrs. Oct11.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

N MD-A "a, GOOD WHITE 4lRL
|sW m general housework at Sob Shipley
oclG 3tt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

--ov SALE-A LIOENS ed WI lie
ICV,srs ICVS Liquor stand. One of the Oldest
y ''stsd ' snt most successful wholesale
Sa1' es sands in his city for saloon. Arcom0
alI% ags, 'ts ,srrs Apply tO T.. PEN N!NiEON,
0MA S = oc6.ot
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

NV D-i Or 2 BOYS TO SERVE
|as OnFriday next. Inquire at this
Oc10.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

NOrIOT ,- E PhOYERS WANTING
~ help should 70 to hENKEL'S I'm
pltyment Bureau at Az ". Front rect 0
charge 10" obtaining all kinds # latOc.
Oc'0-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

WANTED - A YOUNG MAN TO
HOIJ .HMI I9srn tho photograph buslness at
I'M" EI"ANDS photograph gallery ,3O7 Market t
oc loft
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

-,op SiLE-VHE FARM OF HENRY
W md. late Of Braudvw'ne hundred,
Nh DID october %th, 1882, at 2 o'clock.
M ISr chance for RivervieW farm B;fd .
NILE, AdmEs. oo''' y
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
NsSTyCES,

7 EN0L LEUM or Cork Floor Uloths now
H. made four, six aud eight yards wide.
Ro,ms OF ordinary sis1 now covered with one
entire peco, Nc seams. warm, durable,
nolsele,s. For 5 lie by the leading carpet
callers. OClC6t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
FOB sALB.

[oR SALE Es,.a A. Garner 9Th and French;
rOOned az 1gs al and ali modern improve
!, boy windomS ali waste water under.
's,nsd s,Rsd ts sever IsG pS s. SSSo 6hsnos ior
Ss SSSasss priifSSeat. rT some paying Fer cent. 1M
III III o. ,sl tfiSs; French SS street. Oos lmo'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

|WAYrEDUPRIGHT STEAM BOILER
lmDDIv ,t.! Ivy 10 horse power, in good der.
|tfYV9 \. S@tlnG lowest price to A. Il. this Of
oct11-3ti
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

NV WANNlED-BOARDING FOR GEN
NM, sVni Msnsn In western part Of city, two
Hbcscs1n sic1n'Sned. Apply Immediately. I'M. "
Octll-2t#
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

ASlED-B U,lI y BoARDERS AT 1915 TAT
~---'' ocl12t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

N Fourlp ~ GIRLS AT NO. 4 WEST
= 0'ieeS' ocl0-2tt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

NJ ANTtD "A BOY THAT HAS HAD
!, h, SGGe Prac lice In the trimming shops
n ~ sAs novelty carriage works, 2nd and
'"'H % Octll-3tt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Fine Clothing
For Men.

We want to repeat what
we hive printed several
times already this season,
namely: That we have
given the fine grades of
Mems Suits unusual attcn-
ton.
The result is encourag-
ing. We are proud of our
work and the people apprc-
ciato it by taking this class
Of goods rapidly.
WANAMAKER e Brown.
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market Streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

NV WANH.tmsp-BOARDERS AT 9u TAT
Issu0isn,n. Inn stfeet. Pleasant rooms and good
S'uAIou; also table boarders. sep2S-lln&
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
FOR RENTs

NOR RENC-HoUSE 1903 BROOM ST.,
IL with modern improvements, front and
side yards. Apply to M. M. OhILD, 7O4
Market st. jyb-u
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

WANItD- A MIDDLE-AGED AIMEE.
II lN,nwroS.a wSa woman for general house worK at
'''o1' oc2 If
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

WANFED-A CLERK FOR GROCERY
" Nors, none but those with good refer
w. ny. need apply, Address "S," Republican
'u'O' Oct9-6t*
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
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, FRESH honStantly on band fresh kHN&
IELlI have co nrs seIet ted wi h care 49,.
msg and spnnSsTnr jr'. and at Private sale at
X lanes saWaVn awport, Del, which will
~ plsce neSt az .,y oan be purch hssed anywhere
n cheaU che., s 1. N. FLlNN,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

ETOR RENT-2 SINGLE TAILS FOR
u horses, at Sec9ud and Poplar. Apply
s. L. cor. End and poplar streets.
au19-eod II
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

N nsvs ia ia BOY AT 4AYNOR'S
-VN' store, 2OS ". Second, colo att
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

E7VJR RENr--A FIVEROOME ED HOUSE
n on Wright st Ia the nth ward. Apply
to John Il Jourdan, No. 6y7 Washington st.
Oct9
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

vi 4 Ms,tJ, - CURE GUARANTEED
for ali csSs s%ayers M ethod. Permanent
~ SVsryaSa0 0sS; Ss. Patieats Of both sexee
Nv Send ~ enC! rely Cured by this Treat
carst. ASHip Tor Testimonialg Of per.
0tpK S'ce Sav lree. Office hours, "a
eSA Arch st, Fhlia, osS-iy
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

YrOR RENT WO FURNIr HE'D OFFI.
" ces in tho Cnutral p Art OF tie city, Jos.
eph Rebman, Co. j fl rsOn 81. Octll.t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

ENOR FNc-NEW ANDCOMMODIDUS
r. cottage h use, I'LL Rodney st. Inquire
Of W. u. PlUh ELS, AT ming 81. oc9-Bt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

TNUk hENr-SC re 2ND Il IA WILEY
Il Apply TO 'AMMS CARLOW, ). e
cor, 8th and fiuttOnwOOd OclC-4ts
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

uorpinaaD naDour II OULOCK THIS
!G 2nd At ladies gold bracelet on Mar.
West Ct, ''@' Liberal eward IL LETT at
OCt1l-2t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

INOH RENT-A SIX X ON HOUSF.NO
e 50, Shipley st. Apply to &. Bright,
81 Market st. OCtll 8 I
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

tOCI tOCd-A VA LARGE 2ND STORY
DhOle ooarG ,SGVanclSs for 2single gentlem n
.O~'u' a. ol6 King ct. oo3.et*