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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-23
GUANO CONTRACTS.

Ill parties indebted to me for Guano will
n please come forward and pay up, as the time
has expired and the Companies are pressing TOR
settlement. we LAIlMEh.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-23

Malarian, l50 dOsesJ II VIII OILY cost you 50 cers
and take them and shake no more.
DRUGS! DRUGS!! DRUGS!!!
Outline, Quinqunia Cinchonida, Morphine,
Opium and all kinds Of Drugs, at the Corner
Drug Store.
FANCY ARTICLES, Nail
Such as Tooth Brushes Ha'
Brushes, and Combs of al r DRUG. STORE.
Come one, come all t"'H
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-23
HERNDON BROS.

HERNDON BROS.
GUANO AGAINST COTTON.
VJvFtE man that bought Guano from us this year
1 His note reads on or before October 18th,
promise, &c.
DON'T FORGET THE DATE,
October 18th, This is November 22nd, and not
very much cotton delivered yet. Interest is rum
ming. Cotton going slowly, either up or down.
COTTON LOSING IN WEIGHT,
And still we have the growler-450, 425, 400, 800,
800 and 200 pounds of Middling Cotton for one
Ton of Fertilizers, and it does not grade mid
ding.
DON'T FORGET THE GRADE.
Middling, as yourapromises read, Mlddlng tot-
ton, orsO much money as is equivalent to MIG
ding Cotton at ID cents per pound. we, as
Agents Of Fertilizer Companies have to danceto
the rack on or before October 18th, and not No
vembcr 22nd. SO much glory III selling Fcrtili-
Zers.
WE HAVE WAITED PATIENTLY
From 18th October to this day, November 22nd,
and it is long wait-a month and days, hne.
Don't forget us very much longer.
HERNDON BROTHERS, Agents.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-23
CARPETS. CARPETS.

Il HAV maGe arrHNgeTHeTIIs "TIH OiIe Ut tT 1I
largest Carpet Houses in New York, to sell
Carpets by sample, and have on hand ility dlf1er-
ent grades and patterns Call and see them ex-
hibited in Richardson's Carpet Exhibitor. No
trouble to show them. I will have Carpets made
to fit rooms if desired. G. II. OLEARI.
STOVES. STOVES, STOVES.
A NEW supply Of Cooking and Heating Stoves
"A from Charles Noble d. Co. They are No. l,
and warranted to give satisfaction Cheap as any
other grade Of Stove. For sale at
g. II. O'LEARY'S.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-23

MY STOCK,
My Stock of Groceries and Supplies, Bagging
wi and Ties and Domestic Dry Goods and
Shoes are full up and complete, with new addi-
tion4 added from time to time and offered at as
low prices as can be found. Give us a call.
JOHN II. ASlIE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-23

AATE are Agents for the celebrated Chemical
w Water Flame Lime. Best on the market
Call and see us.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
Readiness to Take offence

The Sunday School Times says
Speaking of small offences, a writer OF
the Sixteenth century says: 1T is often
much less the particular instance which
is obnoxious to us than the proof it
carries with it of the general tenor and
disposition of the mind from whence it
sprang." And true as this is in other
lines, 1t is peculiarly true in the matter
of ones readiness to take offence. There
is perhaps nothing that more clearly
shows the true measure of y person 8
character than his sensitiveness to sup.
posed sights. BY this he beJrays the
qualities of his mind aud heart, and his
measure of absorption in himself. That
is, the more he is self absorbed, the
more he is filed with ideas of his own
Importance, wisdom and worth, the more
his vision Is narrow by the concentrated
horizon CT self, the more apt will he be
to take offence, to interpret that which
is said and done by those about him as
having direct reference to himself,
especially if it be of an evil or an un-
pleasant nature. And, on the other
hand, the more comprehensive Is a
mans mind; the more he Is occupied
with the subjects that expand aud in
crease as the gaze sweeps the grand
circle of life within which his own
person is but as a point in spaoe-the
less is the possibility of his being easily
affronted. Self presents too small a
surface to be hit by every random dart.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
MOrtuary Report.

Register Frazer's official report for
the week ending Saturday, May 6, 1889,
Is as follows:
Total deaths reported, 10, classified
az follows: Born in tho United States,
l2; foreign Z ; males, 10; females, 8
whites, is black, 3 under year OF
age 3 2to5, 3; 10 to 10, !; 10 to 40, |
90 to 80, 80 to 40, I, 40 to 80, 4; 70
to 80, 2; 80 to 30, !; 90 to 100, 2 adults,
| IL Minors, 8; lied at almshouse, ;
coroner cases, ! still born, l.
Causes OF death: ApopIexy of
brain, accident, Bright's disease, con-
vulsions, hyanosis, general debility,
malignant scarlet fever, natural causes,
pneumonia, softening of the brain, peri
tonitis, typhoid fever and whooping
cough, / each; consumption 4 old
age, 2.
Deaths by wards Third, Fourth,
/ Sixth, Seventh, 6 Eighth, 2 f;
Ninth, ) Tenth, (; Eleventh, |. For
the corresponding week of last year 80
deaths were reported.
During the week two bodies were
brought here for interment and one was
Vaken away.
Births for the week 27-26 white
and one black Is males and II
females one black male. BY wards
First ward, / Third, l Fourth. /;
Fifth, 3 Sixth. A Seventh, 3 ; Eighth,
8 /; Ninth, 2 Tenth, 2.
There were presented for record i've
marriages three white and two black.
e. b. FRAZER, Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
Two Diucky Girls.
rom the Cincinnati ENQUIRER.

During the last trip Of the Golden
Crown from New Orleans, while lying
at Gretna, few miles above the latter
city, loadinga u large lot of marble, the
passengers, learning fro the captain
that they would have several hours in
port. started out to see the town.
Among those who wandered around
tho town was Master Willie Baird, the
15.vear- old son of DR.. Baird of Wheel
ing. and in spirit of adventure he
walked out on long piece Of timber.
As he approached the end he lost his
balance and fell iuto the turbulent
water. The accident was witnessed
by several on the shore, who all seemed
paralyzed with fear, with the excep
ton of Miss Ella Bailey, n resident OF
Newport, Ky.,a lass about the same
age as young Baird. The courageous
girl ran to the spot, jumped from the
log, and got hold of the hair of the lad
as he was sinking for. the last time, and
she held on bravely until assistance
came to the rescue.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
Wholesale Poisoning.

A case of wholesale poisoning was
developed in Lawrenceville, a suburb
of Pittsburg on Wednesday evening, in
volving nine persons, eight OF whom
will die. That morning q negro, named
Milton Frye, gave girl named Wat.
kins, employed as % servant by q family
named Reynolds, some powder to put
into her biscuit dough. She followed
Instructions, and all the members OF
the family including four boarders-n inc
persons in all partook OF the biscuit at
breakfast. All Of them were soon taken
i'll, with symptoms of poisoning. Eight
of them cannot recover. Ii is supposed
Frye was prompted to the deYilisE act
by desire for revenge, he having lately
been discharged by Reynolds, for whom
he had worked for some time. The girl
Wat kins has been arrested. Frye is
still at large, but officers are on his
trail. The affair creates great excite
nlent in the neiehborhood.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
German NeWspap ers.

The newspapers of Germany are not
remarkable for their enterprise IN fur
nshing the latest news to their readers
An instance was given at the time of
the burning OF the Vienna theatre,
when 700 persons lost their lives. Al
though all the English and American
papers furnished full details of tho
catastrophe on the following morning,
the Volks Zeitung, Of Berlin, barely
printed in it's second edition despatch
only ten lines long, announcing that
tho fire had broken out, but that it
could not be lea rned whether any lives
had been lost, and the Allgemeine
Zeitung, published at Augsburg, only
150 miles from Vienna, did not contain
o line about the disaster.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
An Old Mystery Revived.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 5.-Wiliiam
Richards, q lniddle-aged Englishman
was arrested in Waterbury to-day,
charged with tho murder of JOSEPH
Jackson in Sutton, Quebec, last July.
Both were immigrants from England
and became acquainted on the steamer
on the passage to Montreal. Jackson
had few hundred dollars and expect
ed to buy small farm. They travelled
from place to place in Canada, eudo&v-
oring to find employment at farming
On the DIST of July they were seen near
Abercmn station, on the Canada South
eastern Railroad, and later Richards
was observed to take o southern bound
train without his companion. Two boys,
on the 18th Cf April, found Jackson's
body 10 the woods near the station, with
the skull broken in. Richards was
traced to Waterbury, where he was liv.
ing He is held in Hartford jail await.
ing extradition proceedings, set down
for May 30.
RICHMOND, VT, May 5.-The news
that the murderer of Jackson has been
captured at Waterbury, Conn, caused
much excitement in the vicinity Of
Sutton, Quebec Jackson's sister has
|telegraphed from England that letter
is on the way which will furnish i'm
portant information in regard to the
murdered man.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
rn66S 10 IL

DUBLIC SALE.
ON raE INETALLMHNT rLAH,
OF
BUILDING LOTS.
Situate in Christiana Hundred, one square
west of Union street, in the City OF Whining
ton, comprising one entire block, bounded
by Seventh and Eighth streets, extended, and
Grant and Bayard avenues,
THURSDAY, MAY IL, 1882,
at O'Clock, p.m m.
on the promises.
The attention Of purchasers is called tc
these Building Lots as bsinR we'll located on
high yrousd, and desirable for dwelling
sites. The sale will commence at2 O'Clock
p. NJ, and proceed la order Of numbering on
annexed plan. An omnibus Will leave TN
and Market streets at 1.S0 7. NJ.
TERMS OF SALE. $50 Twenty per cent
cash. rs forfeit money. and tao balance in
monthly paym "nts OF 10 per cent,each, wi :.
out interest Deed and possession delivered
when all is paid, Settlements IN all cases to
be made previous to the following Thursday
May 18th, ut II neon. Failure In this or In
meeting monthly payments may void sale,
at opt on of the seller.
l.. ". Stidham, Auct. DAN. fhRRA.
m6-At Agent to etiec: sale,
for George Il. Weldln
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
THE WAND OF JOY.

When Joy Is singing In the heart,
How fair the future seems;
No cloud its shadow can impart
To mar our blissful dreams.
The rain may patter cold and chill,
With dreary, snbbing tone,
Hut through Its cadences soft will thrill
A music all our own.
To other eyes the world may be
A sad and dreary place
They cannot know how land and sea
Are full Of mystic grace,
Which charms our eyes and fills our soul
With rapture full and sweet,
TIL planets seem to roll
To make our lives complete,
Oh, Joy thy wand osn make this earth
An Eden wholly biest;
Unmarried, cen at this hour Of birth,
by Sa:an's glittering crest
Each hour is passed with Joyous song,
Each breath as wine distilled,
And all our dreaming, vague and long,
With rich content Is filled.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
sHERIFF'S SALES.

lGHERlFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
ID writ Of venditoni exp0nas to me directed
| will be exposed to public sale, the Jefferson
House. bept by Jacob Richardson, in the
city Of New Castle, New CASTLE Hundred,
and the county OF New Castle, Delaware, on
SATURDAY. MAY 10, 1882,
at II o'clock, q. In.,
The following described real estate, Wig
All those certain lots Of land with brick
church thereon crested, situated Ia the city
of N ew Castle, county of New CASTLE and
State Of Delaware, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Gne thereof beginning AT O.
stake on tho northesstery side of Vine street
at q corner for John .)anylers marsh lot and
running with said Vine street, south 10 de-
grees west II f0et to q corner on said Vine
street, also q corner Of lot No. 2, now belong
ing to Henry }. Williamson. thence with " lino
| Of lot No. 2 and running at right angles with
said Vine street 50 feet bacg to limo Of,
lands Of Patrick D0ugherty, thence with
paid Dougherty's line to u hedge and John
Janvior's marsh road thence with the said
road and said John JanYiGr'3 line to the first
mentioned corner on Vine street and place o!
beginning, he the contents more or less.
The other beginning ut q stake on the north.
erly side OF Vine street and running with
said street south 40 degrees wOst 81 teot to u
corner for another lot Of the eald Henry ]. t..
Williamson, called lot No. 9, thence with IL
line OF lot No. 8, and at right angles with said
Vine street % feet to q line of land Of Patrick
Dougherty, thence with said Dougherty' =
line and parallel with the aforesaid Vino
street II feet TO d corner oflot No. /, thonce
with line Of lot No. and parallel with q
line OF No. 3 so feet to tho n0rtherly side Of
the aforesaid Vine street and place of begin.
ming, containing one thousand three hundred
and sixty square feet Of land more or less.
Seized and taken in exec utIon as tho prop
erty Of the Mt. Salel0 Methodist Episcopal
Church Ct Nov Castle, Delaware, and to bo
sold by PHILIP L. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHEKtrr's CrFIct, Wilmington, Del,
April 2T, 1882. a2s-eodts
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
Large stated Bal d Eagle.

William s. Wood, taxidermist, 294
East Third street, came past this
office on Saturday morning and held
up something; dark we looked up and
thought We saw a large bald eagle
ready to crash in through the window
and 90 for our bald scalp. A motion
from the hand brought Mr.. Wood and
his big eagle where we had a good
chance to examine and pat the noble
bird on the back. 1t was splendid
specimen of the white headed bald
eagle variety, measuring six feet six
inches from tip 10 tip of wings as
placed by Mr.. Wood, but would meas
ure much more if fully stretched out.
The noble bird was caught at Bush
river last summer but will hereafter
keep watch over Or. Maull's office on
West street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
DUBLIC SALE
-DP A.
Valuable Market Street Prope ty,
h<y

At Public Sale, on the premises, on SATuh
DAY, May 18th. 1882, at O'Clock, p m..
all that certain three story brick store and
dwelling house and lot Of ground, situate al
No. 10 Market street, in the city of VII
ming ton, Delaware, having 8 front on Mar
ket street OF about "a feet, one Inch and ex
tending In depth toward King street about
% feet.
The attention Of purchasers Is confidently
called to this property. Being located on the
main business street Of the city and conven'
tent to railroad facilities, recommends 1t for
business purposes and should make 1t a de-
sIrable Investment Title indisPutable. For
terms OF sale see posters, or call on
DANIEL FARRA
Trustee Of Il. j. Morris
MAY 4, 1882. ga King IT eet.
mo, s, ", IL, II.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
Moro Lot SnleE.

j. Z. Heald & Co., on Saturday will
sell dwelling house and 43 building
lots on the installment plan. The LOTT
are located on Van Buren, Harrison,
Franklin, Maple, Sycamore and Beech
Streets, nearly opposite Belts &
Co. s machine shops. These are all de-
sirable building lots, convenient tc
schools, churches, and large manutac-
tories. The sale will be without post
ponement, with. drawal or under bid
ding. The terms will be easy and a
discount of five per cent. will be al.
lowed for cash.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
PUEBLO sALM.
payments I'm either feur ways, By
monthly lnstallments, notes or
cash.

PuHl'o SALE o,A
Two story brick dwelling, on Pleasant
near Van Baren street, and A3 good building
lots, on Van Buren,, Harrison, Franklin,
Maple, Sycamore and Beech streets, on
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH 1882,
on the promises. Wilmington, Del. Lots At
$50 D. M, and dwellinglat about p. m. with
out ipos ponement, wit hdrnwal or underbid-
ding.
The brick dwelling has 4 rooms and shed
kitchen, lot about l6x6l1a, is In thiekly pop.
ulated part of tho sity, will rent readily and
is quito sure to prove good paying invest
ment to the pur,haser.
The lots are on good ground, are Of good
depths. and are located in a part OF the city
accessible to very large manufactures and to
the junction of large rail road interests, In
eludIng the new Baltimore * Ohio through
road. Every lot will be sold fairly and
squarely.
The sale will commence promptly at $3.50 p.
m. with lot No. /, and proceed mainly In or
Ger of numbering, arriving at the dwelling
on Pleasant street at about p. m.
Dmnibuses will leave Seventh and Market
streets up to 3.lo p. IN.
Fer terms of sale, plot and particulars sec
Dosters. HEALD n 90.
Seventh and Market street,,
m66slOl2 Agents to effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
NI,erIn's Sale.

On Friday afternoon Sheriff Clark sold
at the Court House, the property of T.
l.. Talley, Sr., consisting of 10 acres and
1870 perches of land, with stone dwell.
ing house aud outbuildings, situated on
the Wilmington and Great Valley turn
pike, Brandywine hundred, to George
Talley for 81, ,975. The sale of the Murray
property No. 422 Jefferson street, that
was to have taken place, has been post
poned
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
A needed work Com menced.

Workmen commenced Saturday
morning to build at Bear station, new
building to be used as Telegraph
Office. This it is hoped is but the
preliminary step to the erection of the
handsome new station house long prom.
ised. The removal of the monde
script building termed by courtesy a
station house will be hailed with delight
by the inhabitants of the community. 1t
has long been consideted blot on the
surface OF that fair agriculture dis.
triCt
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
Ragby Monthly.

That bright little monthly "rhe Rug
BY" issued under the auspices OF the
Rugby Academy is out for May, and IL
full of matter, advertisements as we'll
as reading. VIM. H. Thomas and
Walter McLear are its noble editors.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08

S.iuER1FF-S SALE-HY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of lsvarl facias TO mo directed, viii
be exposed to public 8slo, aJ the court house,
on Market street between IGntn and Eleventh
streets. in the oity OF Wilmington, New Cas-.
tIo County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, tho 18th day Of MAY, i832
st2ooock p. N.
The following described real estate, VIZ
All that certain lot or parcel Of land with the
brick dwelling thereon erectei, situated in
tho city Of WILMINGTON, county OF New Castle
ana State Of Delaware, bounded and de-
Bcribed us follows, to wit: beginning on tho
line OF the east0riy side of Bennett sJraet. Gt
the distance OF II #. tE. sOutherly from the
s0utherly sido OF Taylor street and at tho
csntre of the brick wall dividing tho house on
this lot from the house on inc lot ad dlolning on
tire north, thence eaEtorIy parallel to Taylor
street, passing through the centre OF said dl.
vision Wall 6b II. TO the westerly eide Of 10
it wide alley, leading from Eighth to Taylor
street, thence S0utherly parallel to Bennett
street along said side Of said alley L. IL. more
or less to II corner, thenca westerly parallel to
Taylor street, passing through the centro of
the brick wall dividing the house on this lot
from tho house adjoining, on the south 65 II.
to the easterly side of Bennett street, and
thence thereby northerly IL It. more or less to
the place OF beginning, be the conter IS there
Of what they may, with use of alley, sc.
Seized and taken in execution as tho prop.
erty Of Patrick McMena1nin and Grace, his
wife, ard t. t, and to be sold by
PHILIP Y. CLARK, Sheriff
SHER1gB's OFFICE, Wilmington, bel,
April Is, 1882. a2g.eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
Elaveuth Annfyersnry.

The Rugby Literary Society Society
will hold their yearly entertainment in
the auditorium Of the Opera House, on
Thursday evening, May 25th.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08

DUBLlU SALE-ON THE PREMISE ES
L l3Lots 7th st. and Bayard Avenue, and
Slots on woodland ave., between sth and 9th
streets at D. p. NJ, Saturday, May 18th, Inst.
Ten per cent. cash, balsncs in II equal in
sta!lments bper cent of ter cash
mo JOSHUA MARlS.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
DRY GOODS.
v. N. kEhNiRDr& CO..
GIL Market St.,
WILMINGTON.

HNLOA' H)oDO.
w. M. Kennard & Co.
are Offering a beautiful line
of Plaids at 87a cents, that
were imported to sell at
S1.4o.
SURAH SILKS.
The Black Surah Silks
sold by w. NJ. Kennard &
Co. at 81 are - inches wide
and they think the cheapest
goods to be found in the
market.
COL. DRESS GOODS.
w. VI. kennard & Co.
have all of the newest and
most desirable styles of Col
ored Dress Goods to be
found in the market at pop
ular prices.
KID GLOVES.
W. M. kennard & Co., as
all the ladies know, are the
largest dealers of Kid Gloves
in Wilmington, but they may
not know that their stock of
Laces, Ernbroideries, Rib
bons, Hosiery, Buttons and
Handkerchiefs is as large, if
not larger than any trimming
store in Wilmington. Their
stock of black and White
Spanish laces never was as
fine as at this time.
DRAPERY
w. NJ. Kennard e Co.
have added to their stock of
lutte Piano, Stand and Table
Covers, Jute and Roman
Stripe by the yard at prices
very reasonable. They haye
also Antique and Noting
nam Laces and Cretonnes.
LINENS ANE HOUSE.
KEEPING GOODS.
w. NJ. kennard e Co.
will o.day commence a spe-
cial sale of Linensand House
keeping Goods and will sell
a good Bleached H u c k
Towel at l2s cents, a large
Half Bleached Towel at Is
cents, a Damask towel at 20
cents, a Large, Fine, Fancy
Towel at IS cents. An ele-
giant line Of Bleached Dam
ask towels from 50 cents to
Sl.5o.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
GESE ED:g

We sell Peter Henderson
& Co.'S fresh and reliable
Garden Seeds. Those wish.
ing Seed should remember
this and give US q call, as we
are the only ones in the State
who sell Henderson's Seeds
exclusively. Now is the
time to get in your early
Seed, but buy none but Hen.
derson's, as they are consid-
cred the most reliable in the
market.
We have also just receiv.
cd 50 chests Of our famous
80 and 60 cent Teas, which
we guarantee better than
any at the same price sold
anywhere in the city.
Also our IS Ct. Breakfast
Coffee will save you a Ioa
OF bread all the time,
CRIPPEN'S,
TEA, COFFEE g. EEEB STSEEe
No. g East Second street, Wilmington, Es
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
kBEJMEGAs.
II. X ROBINSON & co.

BANKERS AND BROKERS'
Have removed to
NO. 4ls MARKET STREET I'd FLOOR
front room, during rebuilding.
Wilmington, Dai.
Wanted 1900 Masonic Hall Bonds.
For Ssle-do shares delaware X. X.
I,uy S,a ss.I I07cTnment; StEts. Uigy Bond.
Stocks bought and sold In tho Now York
PhilndelphiS and Boston markets On c0laDois
sltn.
Letters Of credit givon, available IN o,
Ireland, FRANCE, aermany and Switzerland
lesued.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08


TIE following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
with a two Story frame house thereon erected
situate In the city of Wilninxton. afoTeSa Id :,
bounded and described as follows 70 wit Be.
ginning at a point on the westerly side of
Locust street, between b and q streets at the
distance OF 60 #. 1 10. southerly from the
southeriy side Of b street, thence westerly
parallel with B street and passing through
tho II iddlc Of the division wall between this
and the fra nc house adjoining on tho north,
So #. A in. to u stake, thence southerly paral-
lei with Locust street, Y it. to stake, thence
easterly parallel with the first described line
and b street, and passing through the mid.
die of tho division wall between this and tho
house ad joining On the south 81 #. In. to the
westerly aide Of Locust street, aforesaid, and
thonce thereby northerly Il #. to tho place Oi
beginning, be the contents what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
Crty OF John u. Thompson, and to be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHEalFFs OFglCE, Wilmington, Delaware
April ~. 1882. a25-eod-ta
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08

r,1T-s7N KOoNED HOUSE ON On
/ sALL,--.e s,-.e, above Ninth. price VI, 900.
PCPlaI sssv s,noned house on Walnut street
tevep 'vTs vTtre IL 80; easy terms. Apply
!. NintnTi q n, NV 'WVSSEND,s ,sld Market street
IO \. ~ mt-2t
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
RSAl,i'

v,,se, stree. property store
valuao's with M an established oqsihfss tha
b ;il5esii 5esi' ;1s1 10: extending through INC
.,,u,us Inn property, situate ?. on
sss,t shs Pits as|S,9AintS s|9A tSGEEY f.isE: Hp I IT,.
4 w. sOo Market street.