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Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
FIFTH EDITION
Mayors OOur,

Police business continues dru
last evening there were but two anC
be ore the Mayor. WV case
Nicholas Weleh was found dru,,
King street, and had the usual Aux sa o.
90 Genus and costs imposed, "o
John Simpson was locked up ,h.,
drunk over Market street BRIDE O'lnI
requested to contribute 30 cents 1v1 sna ss' "a
attending costs toward che CITY a~nu ~au 70 Il
This morning the following caaaa ~aauCe' @
heard: William z9igler who ''vOs ws. wel' Y
leased from New Castle Jail yests,a.' ,' y
morning was arrested by Ofticer 'tV,ua RIo
burn, last evening, for being drnrL' I'auE
disorderly HeIwas fined 81 and TA Adla aat
which will most probably Ipsnra ' ,Iv TUsa
free trip back to New Castle tbis I' aS.
noon. "0I'
About 2 O'Clock this morning na
Broomall found cOlored ma, 'IVs| @
much intoxicated proving aroma w! NJ
Eleventh ward, hunting for a strsS. S ~ y
itin Baltimore. He brought him \
the hail and this morning 6e was M a.
81 and costs for being drunk and 4ao %'I
orderly. w
Martha Anderson and Sa,lie Kerr,,,
both colored, were charged with 5ia,
derly conduct. Officer Cannon tas,'s
that he saw crowd over Markst ,,.
bridge this morning, and upon mug
ing to the ep0t found the Woman s't,
ing. He said that Martha was knSll kSu
ing Sallie around pretty lively sN5Sa Hi
beas her until she had scsreev sa
breath In her. OhCer Vicksra ,s.1
wards went over and arrested S,S1 @
Martha admitted to the Msyo, % S'
she had given Sallie q beatinpa,dn.
as her reason for doing it th Nm
had boen telling her husband, h,
lies, that caused him 10 i'll tre,t i.
The Mayor said he thought It vM
clear case of the green eyed mona,
and imposed a fine of 81 and cog,o
each.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Unnnway Yestsrd'I'

Yesterday morning , hCiS ,nS,9cl 30
to William Russell, the D,,.sts, sS,'',T /
F. Fourth and Poplar ,,SH,s, st'tss' III
standing for a few mlRao'SD nRao he b
and French streets, WIZ "Io5sd but
run run off. He had prOCssaSouo s.ssoo " "a
T1PSU turned aud the bolt .SS PFoIon5 iroo, ii
continued on with =, tne ! . ,,saschdl
t tached &c to him until be ,Shsps LSnOhs' 5S !
and Market streets, WU'. ,taa but
tured. The wagon "''
Iininral, ~sr
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Preparing ior the Circus.

A number Of men are engage
preparing the ground on the b!
farm, at Elliott avenue and WasI
ton street. for Barnum's circus, "
will be- bere tomorrow. The plaC
lected is over the BTandyWine, and
distance from the centre Of the cl
about the same as that of the gro
where previous shows have exhit
There will bs hacks run TO and
the grounds for the convenience y, Of Of
who prefer to ride. The show ,Si WI
rive in the city at an early hOnE'
during the morning will have a 8
street parade.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
xeadIng KAiIrosd AGslrI,

Officers Of the Philadelphia
Reading Railroad Company state 1
an examination OF tho cooks sbO
there has been no registration Of
stock in large enough quantities d
source antagoniStiC to NL COWen to
dicate an opposition 10 bin 10 The NJ
election. The first inStalmeDt OF ! 4
cent. consols has been sent 10 the III
tees for signature, aud abOl, $4,000
them will be cent to London BY nl
Saturdays steamer AdTiCes u
received at the office Of the gompl
Tuesday that Mr., UOwen would not
turn home before the 18th Of DeV
her.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
ANNUAL MEETING.
Condition Of the Holly Tree InM'-
OHIcers Elected.

VNuSeTB EhOCNOA'
The directors of the Holly Tree Inn
association held their annual meeting
Yesterday afternoon with Edward
Bringhurst in the chair and Miss Em-
ma Ware as temporary secretary. Inc
renort OF the Secretary Mrs X. u.
Stone, for the year ending October IL
was rea and adopted. 1t is as follows,
The past year has not been marked
nv any thing unusual in the prosecu-'
| tion of the business of the association.
The inn has been self sustaining and
productive of good results. The repairs
| to the property of the association has
heen slight and its affairs in general
are in prosperous condltion. AS an
illustration OF the amount OF business
done at the inn it may be stated thaS
there have been prepared and served
during the past year over lO4, OOO meals.
ut Is the hope of the managers that
the usefulness of the inn may Oe
extended somewhat during the year
For the financial condition OF the Assoc
citation, reference is made to the treas
urer's annual report, which shows the
association is not only holding It's own
lint il gradually reducing the debt on
its property On the W hole the out
look is encouraging, and the manag
ers feel that they should perseVere IL
their Efforts to help themselves"
The financial statement OF the tr"as
urer. George W. Stone, was submitted
and approved, as follows Receipts
Balance in hand October l, 1881, S954'
O2 restaurant receipts during the yea
81 $40 SS !; total, s., S64 40. Expendl
, tnres-R staurant bills, S6, 22o'5l IN
surance and water tax $500 repairs
Sl3O "a refrigerator, SlO0. 80 ; interest
$3.50 loan association, 81 800 toSsI
IL 1874 So. Balance in hand, S9o9 62.
The retiring officers were re'elects'
AZ follows, with the exception OF tn
substitution of Miss NJ r. Bringhurs'
who takes the place OF MissJ. WaroeI
! retiring: DR.. l.. p. Bush, G. W. Stone
e, r. Warner, T. Worrell, f, Brinl
: hurst, Jr, G B. Smith, Mrs, =. BTlns
6 hurst, Jr., Mrs. G. w. Stone, Mrs H. ~
WollastoD, Miss Emma WorreIi, Mr. Mr.
L. T. Taylor, Mrs. FlOreEce X, stuo9:
:, Miss NJ. II. Bringhurst, Managers
T. Warner, President G. w. ston
2 / Treasurer; Mrs. X. G. Stone, secretar!
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADt LPHlA.
Thursday;

Breer Fox, sezee, I'm
done gwine ter spile yer
breakfast, Bre er Rabbit;
Y'a'n't gwipe ter bev no mo
cabbage" sezse.
An den Bre T toX, he 60
roun' an see all oe udder
foxes, an call a meetln'
Wen dey all git tergedder'
ter dlibrate as ter how dey
sh'Ilkeep Breer Rabbit outer
de cabbage -gyarden, dey
'clude dat dar an't no way
'cept ter spile de cabbages
COZ Breer Rabbit, he git "
bout z sirly in de- morn'n'
Breer Fox,an' kin git througf
bout z little a hcle'z any OF
EN-.
Breer Rabbit, he am
sayin' muffin; he lay low.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
AAIDRy Meeting.

Epworth NJ. e. Chapel having been
closed Tor few weeks or account OF
nc,ded repairs will be opened on Sun
day the 18th inst. Services WIN D'
held as follows: Prayer and testimony
meeting at 9 a. m ; preaching at IT. 10 g. 81
a, ~. by Rev. A. Manship, OF Phlla
delphia, Sunday School reunion at
n, NJ; preaching at y m., by Rev, u
W. Miller, of Grace Church. Preach
iug in the evening at I'3o o cloch W
Rev. A, Manship.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
The E,eventh ward lamps.

There are still further complaints
from the Eleventh ward in reference tt
the street lamps, which it IS SAID are
burnt out every night before IL O'Clock
An officer of that district says Chat h'
has frequently tried 10 light them' an, an(
found there was no oil in them. Ih'
walking in some parts of that ward il
yery dangerous, and as there have beel
A nTmher Of com plants Of a IKE ma
lure, the Lamp Committee should al
end tn this matter without delay.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
DR. E1mms, ASue killer.

The perfection Of Ague Medicines
Never more han one chill after its use,
and generally well in about ten days
Contains no uuinine Or any other inln'
rious druss. Ne Lave cured oyer 3OC
cares curing the last two years, arc
more than 5000 during twenty-sevel
years. 30 cents, Sent by mail. Sold OJ
dealers. Prepared by DR.. SiDms u Son
All and King Sts., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
ReDuhl1cnu Meetlnx lO.nIght.

The Opera House will no doubt be
crowded again tonight by personsanx
oius to hear Anthony Higgins, Esq,
and Mr.. Sherry editor of the Morning
News, talk on the issues involved in
tine present campaign. AS a great
many Republicans attended the Demo
cratic meeting last night to hear Ssua
tor Bavard Dem Dcr0ts are asked to re-
tu n the compliwrnt to night to heal
Mr.. Higgins a Geulen ali equally al
well informed aud able as Senate
Bayard.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Tho K.uuD,tcans nj New Castle.

The Republicans Of New CAstle held
A meeting last night in The knights OF
pvtbias' Hall, and was well attended
Walter f. Wolfkill, presided, ana stir
ring addresses were delivered oy Henry
q. Conrad, Esq, S. Redmond smith
and Frederik Eden Bacn. Washing,
ton Hastings being called on made a
law brief remarks. All the speakers
were lordly applauded and among the
audience there was quite numoer o.
npmOCratH.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
ALnrraPnpsr on SATURDAY

In consequence of the laigs aE-,dl pug \
of advertisements, the hhE.DI,l
will again appear next Siiaia'! . yi0 "
enlarged form. This cYuis' issS, - SII siI
with a view of accommodsang. .i.l, all
vertisers, and at the same me tlia' am
lowing sufficient space lOt %, all n.w, su'
portant local or general glG ,l1S nJS% =
Saturday edition will IelCu .,,, /,
seven Thousand and neiCa,nS !Soi. y
others Of who wish to place t, then .i,'i !
tisements where they vii. I,aS lsTI /.
peopIe and do the most Goo0'
make a note OF this fact
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

The Philadelphia Teachers Excur'
sion to the Swibcbbsck and Glen onokc
leaves the depot at 9th and Green' on
saturd ~, 14th, at 7.3O a. M; returning
a|915D' IN. Round trip including the
q sa 70 90. 1t stormy the excursion
iii h,, most noned to 21st.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Nn.,sInnHIng AfGer.

There ia a great deal of complaint
about the crowds Of young men that AZ
se,pble on the side walk in front OF some
Of the segar stores on Market street.
4 gentleman says chat few even
ings since, the crowd in front OF store
bef ween Eighth and Ninth Streets was
80 great, that 1t was almost Impossible
to pass. The polica should give TINS
matter their attention aud enforce tue
law against corner lounging, wnlcl
seems to be the only way to abate the
nuisance.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
A .,nauce NeIuOn offered.

Being about to retire from business
oft-r nv en,ire stock of hats, caps, um
brellas, etc, at cost. This is an 0Ppor-
inv TO get your Fall and Winter
goods AZ very low prices. Fixtures FOL
sale and store for rent. Gall early an.
secure argains, as l am deterI 'heo u "
close the business. John V. Sheppey
5)3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
sacnnn Al,ntYereary.

Sumner Post No, 1, G. A, r., held
their second anniversary last evening
at National Hall. The hall was verS,
tastefu!ly decorated and was crowded
With an interested audience. Peter 3
Blake was the orator of the evening ana
held his audience spell bound, white
he delivered an eloquent address upoI
the vaor displayed by the colored sol
hinrs in the late war.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Rrpwb;tcam N Getting.

A meeting OF the Sixth Ward Re-
pub leans va, held at the Phoenix En-
CINE house last evening, and arrange
ments were made for conducting tht
cam paign. Another meeting will ~
held at the same place this evening al
O'clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
The Esu1ne Par AdOx.

Ou Monday, the 3Oth of this month,
Prof. Bartholomew will open az tne
Ooera House with his wondtrIuly
trained horses During the week tha'
he vas here last season tn attendance
constantly Increased, until the last two
niohts when it was almost an lmpossI
bility TO get in at all.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
NlAtR.

We arc better prepared than ever to
sell feed, hay, grain, etc, at lo~esl
prices; We intend to keep iull stock
of Western and country cats in store,
and will make speciality OF selling u
large quantities at lowest cash prices
A. X Iatnall, 713 West Front street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

ACARD. 10 all wro are suffering from
the e error Of indiscretiOns OF youth, nervous
S weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood; &C.;
/ will send recipe that Will cure you, hEG ~
aEENHAKiJF, This great remedy was DIS
OE ,r.n.aa hv a missionary In South America.
SSnd soIf.addrossed envelope to the KEW.
JUSHt TI.,, u - oetl1-'yd6w
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
DR. SIMMA'
- yEGETABLELVER PILLS,
ruE PERFECTION OF PILLS,

FAVORITEPILLS
The most famous liver medicine on earLh
No 0riping, Sickness or Weakness g. eng
he,r operat, on. hey 90 not leave the bowels
costive. they one and strengthen ths LlVer' 1r
AMI SnTinp liv,r o0mpl iDt sick headache, heu'
roiaia hi ousness, pain in the sides or back
pains ali In the bowels, kidneys or BLADDER, etC. ..
Ir9 Tarv Valuabe 10 dyspepsia, malarlal fever Of
dHnb ague. chills and aver, general WeaE,
ness. ness Ioes Of appH'ite, etc. lhey are splendid
for weakly females as an ass stsnt 70 Keep m ne
system healthy. They are enuOIsea aot snn nnr ~
y |ati I Ie and splendid liver med ciIe; klogsIt
s., S,,oar coated. g5 cents tEEily boxes, II
one si. sent by mail. Sold Dy leading desi i
erS In medicines, Main depot, fourth any
King streets, wilmington, nel.'snd oO1 ArCl
street. PhiladGlpbi'.- n~oyHt.1 ~
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
MARRIAaIES.

HEARN-JACOBS-At the residence Of re
bride Sl3 Lombard st., on Oct 18th, lsb%oy
the Rev. T. Il. Dreamer, Miss Cora y = ~
cObs, OF Wilmington and EDWARD A'hearh
formerly Of Seaford, Del ,.-
Baltmjre and Smyrna papers please copy
nOR1,nN-FORRES tie 18th inst.
nv Rev, A. N. Keigwin, William B. MOI
ton and Florie h. Forrest, both Of this city
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
A merchant away ott IN

A merchant away OH IN
Massachu erts, says The
book tad, ofthe country tas
t en- seriously impaired by
being degraded into a mere
bastard appendage to the|
dry,goods busi' ess. lea ding
representatives Of hIch seem
to find it 70 their advantage.
to sell books at destruot.vely
low prices, etc, etc. and re
calls Ipon other merchants
TO to what:
" no, wher they find any
book for sale in a dcy-goods
house, to forth ith make be-
lisve, as the children say,that
there isn't any such BOOK
and ruin the maker of it,
Now, don't! ! Please dom.
People want books, just as
, they want dry goods and
. groceries; and the cheaper
= tbav oat 'em all the better
D they Ike it. And the men
who make the books know
very we'll that the less book;
K cost, the more they'll sci
osttI and the more they'll sell thu
IT IT year the more they'll sci
y; next year.
in Booknakers, bookseller
and bookbuyers, all have
B. c O m mon interest in loN
n prices BockmakerS kno0
lt. But some of the book
he sellers hav'n't found 1t OF
he he vet; and that's where all tn
% or trouble lies. Now, w'n't yo'
1S .ss uneasy, timorous merchan
IL, WIT you keep STILL and Il
'os ms the poor pub isherS alone
Ds '", If you MAKE folks belie1
%, TINT the books have all ri
S;. Sy out, it may be all very We
in fyr you; but W h a t is
% one Of the poor publlsI
be ers. :,
nx The other incident is tn
ing ing None of the ancient bookst
ien3 in lers Of thi- city keep Fren
no, literature in the French l.
T1, Fs- guage. 1t is sold in Ne
ear es York and Boston at 40 Ger
nsor a ftanc We are tyros
bookselllng; but we can S
French books at IS cents
use nss, franc; and we do; and ma
a ays, rs, money at il; and pay TWEEN
|: 900 five per cent tariff on the
eVer Ttp at thai, Are we the rls
: sdG by sort Of booksellers or no'f
j. Now let US look at "
case, your grumbling Mas
gton chu: etts man. You want
=, I'Sa Of be a bookselIer,too. But
4ilS; ,Padc forget that it takes two
! the make a bargain. You c.
sell books, unless you pu
D.. ~ talr p ice on 'em. It's
w } west st late in the nineteenth cent
s.ofs st0Ss for you to "ask" a dollar
ng i a halt for a book that Ct
srs' ssso'' YOU a dollar; and, W
YOU find out that ycur
d Re- ,omer knows a bit more t
.spsp. x np. YOU thought he did,
z the tueniv DeT cent Ott.
g ,s' at = Z scare booksellers right tc
You CANE be a bookse
that way auy longer. BE
,s now { q into drugs
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
n1nraalnrn hhlppel. !.

Yesterday ten more handsome cars
were shj pped by B)wers q pufe, 70 % Cn'
Manhatten Elevated railway OF Ne"
YORK City. The firm have . numner
49, 20 Tuil1 ne same company.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
NUV ADvERTISEmFNTs.

.-OICE-I, JOHN MOOLAfFGRTY,
y owner Of the within mentioned prem
tses. in compliance with an act OF Assembly
IN such 81 so made and provided, do hereby
givo no toe that shall apply 4 writing TO
the honorable, the Judges OF the Court CT
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail De-
livery OF the state Of Delaware, In and lor
New Castle County. on monday the 2Oth DAY
OF N ,vember next, A ID, 1882, being the nrst
day Of said court, for a license to keep an inn
or tavern at N f, cor. of Filth aud Walnut
streets, In the Fourth ward Of theoity ol vii.
mil gton, Del and to sell intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart, to De drank
on the premises and this following respectable
ci lizsns, residents OF said ward, recommend
the said application, 70 wit
Thomas 4 Eaton EredeIlo Meyers
Francis Kelly Daniel Kegan
Patrick Harrity III L. I9dI
v illiam H Todd lhomas MhIe
Martin Farrell James r. mononisa'
John McCaulley Dennis A Rigney
Thomas Fox IOhh ~ oner
Fran1is X. JacquoG James McCoy
| George ERl, Francis MrMOnagle
Dennis Kane hsrl's ih5m9s
Y q Dennis ! hlwoO SlhhiSy'
| ocl2.3L JOHN MCCLAFfERTY.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
p,aasnEe TUT

Morgan R WI Wi,l'' and SIIdi ID
NoTrisfown Herala,a 1taa az. "suT..Copg|
tIS% Iron ssooooo1mapaoied soo by his, bis s's s,.s
att at the Clayton I3',s House ~ l|1s 'lseir 4
t ysy nee, and drove 70 rb;s II noIll
W. " est Chester, Pa, Pa. TnS TnnIS,Tats
took a drive oet II the ,Lsvs ~, tbs
to io%St%T NorristO wn in aoon. q
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
rh,nKInn Of weather

ia inst the kinu people are more apU 20
catch cold than any other. You snoulG sI
he careful about your clothing ahu
should you want TO replenish go u
Mullin q Son, Sixth and Market, waert
Won will find overcOats and suits JUS
the lyind that will suit you.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Ths New wv NlI

The New oOnstita'iIfOo .3Lna for 3 b,
Harrington in q, tino tnlrs ysstGt|
;sT%s,t nO9n; GnS o1sP IlSI held in n%s, 'b't +
.S9 BS1'IR sss 4 Hon, oSs't5 d5sS,s, .Ss ,s1rs.s p.
the the evening the s1mp s%1'ifor5.
cd a meeting at M'''' "A
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

Save your money and go right to
Smel,z & Co.'S cheap cash store for all
kinds OF produce; Lancaster County
print butter, 30 cents; potatoes p"1
bushel, rs cents to Sl.O0; onions pei
basket 50 cents. No. 13 K. 4th st.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Ready for Fail BusIn ess.

Oar Fall stock of Hats and Caps now
in stora. The most elegant stock ol
DerDy Hats we ever had made up
Prices az usual, the lowest In the city
z. Fl. MnmfOr0 q Bro. 4O4 AtAFhe'
hRreSt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Potatoes, Potatoes.

Janney, 3O1 and 3O3 King street, has
commenced receiving potatoes oy tne
car load, and iS prepared to furnish
them as low as the lowest. A hne Car
load now on hand.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
roaUa,i their Carriago.

The hose carriage Of the Washington
Fire Company of this city, has been
loaned 10 the Magra Fire Company. OF
the old volunteer department OF Phlls,
delDhia, to be used in the gran1 paraue
which takes place the first day OF the
Bi-Csnteunial Celebration.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
A Rare Cn.nce Q for n Bargain.

Be sure to attend the public sale OF
ttat fine residence and store, cornel
Third and Washington streets, on SAT
urdAy, oct, I4th, at 3 o'clock, r. NJ
VIM. CRONEY, Trustee.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

NJOTICE-I, JOHANNA L. WILHELM, =,
~ owner of the within oeutioned prem
ise in compliance with an Aot of Assembly
in suoh case made and provided, do herepy
give notice that shall apply IN writing 70
the honorable, the judges Of the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and jail DE-
livery OF tho State Of D'laware, In and ior
New Castle County.on Monday. the 2Cth dsy
Of November next A, ID 1882, being the hrtt
day Of said court, for liconte to keep an Inn
or tavern, at All Ship'ey street, In the First
ward Of the city of Wilmington, Del. and to
sell intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart, 10 be drank on the premises
and the following respectable citizens, resi-
dents of said ward recommend the said sp
plicstion. to wi.
a Rrkta August hiermann
Edwin a. Parker tteorRe Stelhlohun
I'm RaFer W lliam Alsentzer
lanes smith d. McElwee
ii McMaus joseph Nu nberg
Francis i Kelly Thomas l. husseh
Potter j. BabcccK Ires'2n AYals
A. A. Chapman Iseph w neAl
william BaXter Emile bucher
James MeKenna Patrick monaghan
James "egary Leonarn II nHIhSun am a,
w, n. Jones JOHANNA "lLt5 ".,5 Sa'iu o.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
HOraa Found.

Yesterday afternoon Officer Andrew
Moore, found stray horse at Fifth and
Market streets, which he took to the
pound, whore it now awaits an owner
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

NvOTJOE-NEW STOCK IN TIE Ola.
~ mond State Loan association, hfst
5svmept now cue, 90 DEBT nor property, IN
tefest per cent, money cheap. Oal Gay
or evening 81 e.l Shipley st. George -: -.
M aris, Sec'y. o'VAAl0'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

r OsT-A BRONZE COLOkED OVER,
IL sBirt, going rom Filth and LOMBARD
streets to the Univad states hotel' n hoeLa
reward will be given !0r return oil same 70 I
s, Hotel. ooA%"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
rIoctIOn OF V" MI

Ata recent meeting idntssi,St. St 4
p,psiSSnS' psSi'@STcjih Charles ss.,d}sta1! s, DsSG!
Harry 5SS'si :; IS seeds .e..i. 5oSn VIZ
G1inS. 9rgDS Ts9ssSS'' TnSFy 'PSisr'op; 4
ARMS Arms, John Turner.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

Indian paste, rne great skin bleacher,
for sale at Taylor & Fullerton s. 5oz
King street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

an EASY WAY TO GET A HOME
"A houses for sale on thoips:all allnAeut plan
viii be finished py Oct. 10th. Q rooms patl
room and shed kitchen. Finishe up IN oes
manner with modern convenience.
ocl2tf THUS. MCUORKLE, JR.,9l' Marke'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

BOARDING PLEASANT HOME FUR IN
Is man ana wife or two single men 30 30
2, plar st. WI ''
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

lon who /
! entry /
AVE trOu
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
1UmbO's Be'sC,,' "

stansbury MuTdEaIIIS Muir Zoo "
street, has reCo, y ,,ODodatlon S'
bis friends to'mo'i'"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
JOHN WANAMAKAR,

CHESTNUT, THIRTEENTH g. MARKET
ETkEECS ANDCIrY HALLSQ Va AXE,
PHILADELP ala. sS
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12

r. 30
legate
lndids
| b are
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victo
and
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