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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-01
Friendship.

Having carefully chosen few friends.
we should never let them 20 out of
our lives, if we can by any possibility
retain them Friendship is too rare and
sacred treasure lightly TO be thrown
away. And yet many people are not
careful to retain their friends Some
lose them through inattention, failing
to maintain those little amenities, cour-
teSies, and kindnesSeS which cost so
little, and yet are hooks of steel to
grapple and hold our friends. Some
drop old friends for new ones Some
take otfenSe easily at imagined sights
or neglectS, and ruthlessly cut the most
sacred ties. Some become impatient
of little faults. and discard even truest
friendships. Some are incapable of any
deep or permanent affection, and fly
from friendship to friendship like birds
from Dough to bough. but make no
nests for their hearts in any. There
are great many ways of losing friends
Bat when we have once taken them into
our lives we should cherish them as
rarest jewels If Sights are given let
| them be overlooked If misunder-
standings arise let them be quickly set
Alright.
/ In Texarkanr, the town living partly
in Texas and partly IN Arkansas, the
marshal for the Texas and the marshal
+ for the Arkansas side were sent out to
arrest drunken man. 1t appears that
i he was lying aeooss the state line, his
head in Texas, the feet in Arkansas.
Each marshal argued for jurisdiction
and finally the Texan won. on the
ground that the head was the offending
/ party. as the legs did not intend to gel
drunk. and had no part in doing what
superinduced intoxication.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-01
?V.F... s.Ia SIS s. SIS: ( /: !: !:
- - 800 - - - w. 10

balance Timber and Pasture, Living Water,
Timber for fencing and irewood, large Frame
House. firstclass Cellar. Well and Cstcrn at
Door. two Good Orchards Situated in Little
Grant, Wisconsin. section and 10 ten miles from
Lancaster on the Prairie du CHEN road, viii
sell at twenty dollars per Acre or exchange for
improved Land IN State Of Iowa.
The other a nice Farm Of l20 Acres within Il
mile of North Andover A new Frame nouse.
Good Springs. etc. etc, in township Of Glen
Haven, Wis. section 10 will sell for $500 per
Acre. A Twenty or Forty Acre Timber Lot can
be had with this If desired, cheap. For further
particulars enquire of
BASFORD & III MPHREI.
2sm3 Glen Haven. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-01

TOWN 4, RANGE 6-BLooMINGToN
MI Lot 4. Vim wildman

Ne4 -Na4 10 SainHe1 scott.
TOWN 5. RANGE s-BLooMIyGToN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-01

GENERAL IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale several i'm
proved Farms in the vicinity Of Cassyille Terms
seay and interest low.
John III. q. SnecIode.
Real Estate Agent
Cassyille, Oct 1881. 32tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-01
Unredemed Lands
NOTICE FOR TAX DEED.
(oFFIcIAL-)
(oFFIcIAL.)

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK.
LANCASTER, Grant Co, Wis
Notice is hereby given that the foIlowino des.
cribed lands, and village and city lots in he
county OF Grant ana State Of Wisconsin, were
sold by the Treasurer of said County an the Urn
day Of May, 1881 for the delinquent taxes OF iss0
The amount set opposite each tract of land
village or city lot, is the amount of tax interest
and charges, due thereon, computed M TO The
last day OF redemption.
Now. therefore, unless the taxes and charges
paid on the following described tracts on land
village and city lots, before the nth day Of
May, A. ID. 1884 the same will be conveyed by tax
visions of law.
lABBREyIATIoNs.-e, east; ne, northeast; sc.
southeast; W, west NV, northwest; sw. south.
west n, north; $, south; com, commencing; beg
beginningi run, running; &C acre; blk. block;
see section; IL, Feet; I'd, rods; ks, links; chs.
chains; adm, addition; pit, part; adj, adjoining;
contg, containing; ex, except; und undivided:
cor, corner: fracl, fractional; BID, bounded; tn,
thence. =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-01
TOWN 3. RANGE. a-pnTosI.

Of 81 .......... James Jamison 2 70
VILLAGE OF VAN BUREN.-ToWN ?.
RANGE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
kVIkGINIA TRAGE Y.
A Prominent Man goes " here He
had M BuHtneHs and II Kllled.

STAUNTON, Va, Jan 3.-Last hight
Mr.. John j. Burner, of Woodstock.
Shenandoah county, Va, general agent
OF the Frick Engine Company, of Way
ussborO, Pa, and well known through.
ont this sectiOn. was fatally shot here
under the most painful and aggravated
circumstances. Burner was sitting In
the room of woman named Fannie
Lewis, reading a book, when friend
o. the girl, George Amiss, of Staunton.
q baggage sgent on the Valley Railroad
Knocked at the door, demanding I'D.
mittance. This being refused, he kick.
cd open the door and rushed in, using
violent and threatening language.
Upon Burner approaching the door and
attempting to 60 out, Amiss, after strlk-
ing him, put pistoI to his head, when
he knocked down, but the pistol went
off, shooting Burner in the right side
Amiss then attempted to shoot again,
hut Burner begged him 10 let him 60,
saying he WAS shot. The wounded
man then put on his overcoat snd walk,
ed up to the Virginia Hotel, some Zoo
yards, accompanied by Leila Lester
and another woman Of she house. Ply
sicians were summoned, but nothing
could be done for the relief of the
| wo1nded man, whe died Wednesday
afternoon about o'clock.
Saort.y after his death Mr.. Burners
wife, brother and two children arrived
on the Valley train, and the scene on
their. entering the dead mans reom was
heartrending. Amiss and the two Wo-
| man. tha Onlv witnesses to the bloody
deed yet ascertained. though 1t 's I'M
derst0od there is another, had been
committed to Jail soon after the shoot.
ing, and the circumstances AS related
have been gathered from The dying
man and the women. After tho death
of Burner, Corouer Harlan at once
summoned o jury, and City Attorney
Ecbois examined the girls, who al
tempted to shield Amiss by telling a
story which alone could not fix tee acl
upon him. The jury, how ever, brought
in verdict TO that effect, and the girls
were colrmit.ed TO Jail in default OF
bond to testify in the Magistrates
| Court tomorrow. Great Indignation
is expressed here at the atrocity If the
deed, and the evidence of the wolen
before the jury is severely denounced
while violent threats are INDUCED In.
Leila Lester, mentioned above, wat
! formerly proprietress of house III
Danville, Va, in which Mollie DE jar
nette was killed by her br other.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
We'd ii khOre Notice.
"cU Us Nu"Es NVSkCV'
rem the N. Y Herald.

From the N. y. Herald.
The Rev. j. II. Andrews, pastor Of
the United presby terrain Church in
Williamsburg, made New Year calls
upon his psrishioners last Monday. At
the residence of one of his flock, No.
2O5 South Fourth street, he met Miss
JaLet Kerr, pretty Scottish damsei,
who was enjoying her first New Year g
day In America James lines, who IL
q stalwart young Scotsman and Janets
lover, was also present. Some pleasant
bapdinaee over the young couple hav-
Ing q minister 80 "haudy" was indslg-
cd in, the result being that Jamie aud
Janer stood up side by side In the front
parlor and were wed, the Rev. Mr.. An.
drews performing the ceremony and
New Year callers being the witnesses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
MOVING DAY,
rhs Demand for small NOases-A
orovlng Desire fer Better Dwel.


0sowlnE Desire fer Better Dwsl.
NpEs.
Although over SIX hundred new
buildings were erected In this city last
year, the greater number Of which were
dwelling houses, tuers are not yet
enough to supply tn. demand. There
ara still more small houses needed, and
. real estate agent said TO a representa-
tive of the REPUBLICAN yesterday,
that he could find good tenants for any
number OF four to six room houses, at
rents ranging from 80 to IA per month.
There liz a great demand for small
houses supplied with a bath room, and
this can be attributed To the fact that
mechanics and working men are com.
mencing TO more fully realize the great
ad van ges TO be gained from frequent
additions. Twenty yeaIs ago oath
rooms were considered luxuriss, only
TO be ind ged in by the wealthy.
Since then, however, there has been
. great change, and the day Is not far
distant when even small houses Will
not BIO considered desirable without
them.
A. the people become better educAt-
Cd, they become more refined In thoir
manners, and the mechanic who tUIIs
all day in our industrial establishments
wants the place that he callA home tC
no provided with At least some of the
con veniences enjoyed by his wealthier
mel ghbor.
He docs not want as large house,
for his income would not he 4nfti liant
to maintain such an establishment
but he does want HOUSE. where he can
have his little parlor 10 occasionally
on terrain . friend, aid /, he has
kitchen supplied with water and
sink, 40 much the br tier, A 1t lessen
the labor OF his patient, toiling VIE
Such houses ~ these can be built aud
rented at q reasonable rent, and ye
pay good interest On the lnvestment
Small houses are in demand, ami al
though it IL some ten weeks until NOV
ing tlme, there are many persons, eaci
day, who are taxing tiloc by the fore
lock and roam!ug the STREETS IN seArct
of new homes. There are Dut yet 1
great many houses that are billed, All
the opinion of those that are IN = posi-
ton 10 know, is, that u great many per
sons will change their abodea on th
coming 10Th u Marcn.
1t Is probable that as a general thinf
rents will be raised, although 1t i
difficult to zee what pretext the land
lords have for so doing, except the oil
t, rule that All article Is worth all 1t vii
bring. 1t does nor seem, however, Tx
sound business principles to compel
good tenant to move, for The sake OF q
extra dollar "A month, and ASSUMING
the chances of getting Que addicted t
taking moonlight fittings.
The latter Class. fortunately, are yer
small, and each year appear 10
, growing leos The 'a:er IL comes l
moving day, the greater vii be the az
) mand, and there ~ iitilo reason to "
pect that the great brigade Of hous
hunters will diminish in any consider
able degrre, between now and the Is
Of March.
As the 18th falls on Sunday, th
greater number Of Inovings will tax
place on Saturday, and mum bsrs
families will again suTer the shroy
auc. and inconvenience experienced
Last year of having their household
effects upside down for anothe
| Sabbath,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Do will lick me, cause be said he
would net hold u responsible for the
con sequences.
He ordered the goat biss'lf, aud We
filed the order, don't you Soc? Well,
I guess will go and sneak In the ba. :,
way aud find out from the hired girl
how the land lays. She won't 90 back
on mo, cause the goat was not loaded
for hired girls. She just happened in
At the wrong time. Good bye, sir. Re-
member and give your goat Ryan pop
Der In your lodge"
As the boy went away, and skipped
over tho back fence, the grocery mas
10 i'd - his brother Odd-Fellow, at
that boy don't beat the devil then
rover saw one that did. The old mar
ought to have him sent to lunatit
asylum.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
vIsLETs.

yIoL,.rs violets bring me blue violets!
Vioiets Wild ~ my own mountain sr;
Bring them from shadow-nook,
INwn by the meadow brook,
Some for my bosom and some Tor my mar
yiolets violcts bring me blue violets
ViOlets wet with the sweet shining dew
Low where the Lephyrs pass,
DAY DER the growing grass, ~
LIN they their faces, love, waiting for you
VioIcts violets bring me blue yiolets!
Niolets fresh from the shad0wy woods;
Life holds them slenderiy,
Gather them tendcrly
I would have no other gems II could.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

fthc Farmers association OF Sew
Cattle 90, for the detection Of 10 SO thieves
and recovery OFT olen hor,es, will be held
In W,lm " n. ut the usual piece, on satnr-
day, the 18Th Of January, 1888, at 10 O'Clock
A. M, when officers for tho yoar VIII De
elected. Popctual attendance OF members
dp.3l dNv Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

|NoR SALE NEW SLVtk
room ed houses, substantially built Win
the modern Improvements. Also a three
~ br,cl house, North East cor. blh and
5n,bsrd street would make x cd hca'
II for bu ,iness. Terms TO suit purchAscrs.
Sply TO Ttoms4 Il. l.aliy, 70 Market u:
~ nOlsu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

htlu SAIE-DWELLlEH HOUSE,, l2.s
West street, s rO0nti ls0b Lincoln st,
ms one on east side Of Jackson street, SD
r / Glow Delaware ave. rooiDn; 93o zen
Z st., b rooms; on reasonh bie terms VIM
WMF. ROBINSON,
de,s I'm No. W Ord st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

~ =, ~,
The annual meeting OF the members OF th'
New Castle County Mutual Insurance Com
pnny will he held at the office the Company
No. 8V2 Market street, Wilmington Del, OF
Monday, January 10, 1883, ut 10 o'clock, IA m.
ut which time and place, from ioo'clock a IN
to O'Clock, p. M, an election Will be held 'ol
directors to serve years
ItI5 N. NJ. CLEANER Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

SOK SALE-1wO or THE MOST DE-
sirablo new houses east Of Market h.
y large rooms and bah; front and back
5ches; ma gnitcont Vi, "; thoroughly ell
m and piooly flushed; possession lmme'
~. term accommodating No Uo and
French street. Apply to T. Allen hilles,
I 1000 French street. delS'im
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r>u,uanEl.rHIA, WILMyN9TOn
AMD BALTIMORE kAlLkOAO.
OCTOBER STB, 1889

OCTCbHh blh, loos'
Trstns will leave Wilmington as iOiioWs:
For philadalphia and intermediate 81
tons. S. !. 90, 1881 A. M; $50, 1 49, 800
Philadelphia texpress). ., 21s, $50, ~
s.lb y, p89, bs, 1853 A. :; H.ls, 400, o'H'
N Nav wy Yotk' 400, a2s $50 o.b5, as, u;@
A. M; SO .Ss, l.63, $50 bF. SIS, 7.2e +; ".
baltimore and Intermediate stations, Iva
II, lO, 90 A. NJ, and 800 J. ~.
baltimore and Bar Line, 81 -, ox
baltimore and " sshingtsu, 1.42, 4: l, 49,
oI7A M: / 90 II %, s O0, s.67, u04 +. "
Baltimoro only, l.os, 1000 A NJ; lZ2e and !
ID. ~ ,.u. Tow.
New castle, 900. $40 -. NJ; LOO, . w, o'ze
Harrtuston and intermediate stations, Wv
A NJ; LOO, Gas =. M. o,o
Delmar and intermediate stations, s'lo A.
NJ; LOS p Nj.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

nor SALE - BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
Il dwelling, i7il Rodney street, SIX rooms,
b room, hot and cold water, gas, healthy
uuict neighborhood, near city railway
near the new H. h q. Railroad. Terms
5omodating. WILLIAM d. Pl'h Els,
Nh and king streets. lhl-u
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To- TIE. BEST
LIVER MEDiClNE'
NEyE2 kNywN TO FAII..

NvUENM ''' sk b st ASt SHs~stSs
EEyE2 kNvWN TO FAB.
II had SINCE twenty years With severe
disease Of the a,dneys; before using Hunts
Remedy Two dhys was relieved, and am
now well" JOSH VA IUTHll'I1
"Ny pbys'c ans thought that was para.
Used on ore SIDE. | was terribly affltcted
with Rheumatisl from 1869 to 1880. was
cured by Hunts Remedy. ..
ssTtPhEN q. MASON.
any doctor Pronounced my oaae Bri2ht8
Disease, and said that could live only forty
eight hours. J tneo took Funts Remedy,
and vas speedily cured" NJ. aOUDSPEED.
"Favlng suffered twenty years with R.3 ney
disease, and employed various ply ictahs
without being relieved. was then cured by
Hunts Remedy" SULLIVAN fENNth.
II have been realty benefited by the use
OF Hunrs Nsmety. For 6ieeases Of the Kid
nsys and ur hory organs there v nGthins su
perior," A. u. EIIKERSON.
I al can testify To tho virtue OF Hunts Rem.
sdy In kicney dae8ses from actual trial, hav.
Ing been mach benefited thereby
hEv. 4. q. TAYLOR.
Owns unatle TO arise from bed from an
attack Of Eidp@y disease. Tho doctors could
not relieve ne. WAS hnaily coMpl"teiy
| cured b. using Hrnt's Remedy"
FRArKR. DICKSON.
| have lut1erai extremely with kidney
| disease; Ifter using Hunts RemedytWod Gays
] l WIS enabled 10 resume bustness:
| GEO. I. CLARK.
| al sold Ia txo years (33,lYo) thirty-three
thousand, one hundred and twenty bottles OF
Hunts Remedy. 1t lisa valuable medicine
for kidney disease" W. X BLANDlNd.
Ono trial will cOHvlnce You. For
sale by sill Drugkists. eend for Phsm'
pilot 10
HUNTS REMEDY CO.. Providen co, 4. l.
l Prices. Is cents and 0l.25.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
AL NJ EETINti

NyOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance.
Company OF the State Of Delaware, VIII DC
held at the Office Of the company In whining
ton on Monday the 7th day Of January, 1881,
at 10 o'clock, n IN, at which time al elect'on
for ave members OF the company, to serve 8
years, will be held and the years interest on
ali deposit notes Will be payable. The agents
Of the Company are authorized to receive dues
OF members. VICTOR DUPONT,
President.
wa. LAMOI'rE, Secretary, d2l-lot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

kOK SALE--A VALUAbLE FARM
4 containing l76 acres, good buildings
hin 10 niles Of this city, railroad station
M farm. The above pr sperty Will pay
~ cent on the price xsked for IL. Last
4, raid over 20 per cent. For further | n
nation spp'y 10 Z. Pennington, no. 4.
street, oetou
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DlyIDEND.-NOTItf..

DlVIDEND.-NOTlCE-
NAT BANK oY WILM's n BRAsDiwIsH,
WuMlsGros, DBL, January I, 1888.
The Board Of Directors OF this Bahk nav
this day declared dividend oi poi cent ="
lis ra,,tal stock for the last ak months, end
Ing Dec. q. Payable On demand
ItlOt OHIO ROWLAND, Cashier.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

kOR SALE-A NEW tIRsT-ULASS ~
roomtd house, corner 9th AM Ftenchi
4 nav windows and all modern improve
IN. Well, and aii ws,te water under
md 10 sewer Also the thros houses ad-
kiur the above. Terms easy. also other
III. price from u 900 10 $1,000. Chance
EgoCd investment. Some paying pet ~.
Y; Of taxes, etc. Apply too. II. I'm
M, 70l French street. dec-ls'lot'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
AJOTiCE -EIIEtTlDN.
NAT. BArKW ILhIEoToH BRAhDYWiHR,
uIHn1nh ILa0s NJ hnf q lbG.

Tho snGua, MEETING Of tho stock holders Of
this bank will be held Ut tho banking house
on tuesday, January ?, 1888 bat"eer tho
nours OF 2 and O'Clock, p. IN tor the purpose
Of CHI oosiny nine Dir ctors to serve the on, u.
ipv vrar ., NOWLAhl,. Cashier dl'.ti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

~OME TO 1903 EAST SIXTH SlfEEi,
I and soc the goods opened today u VIII
my YOU SD raisins 2tc; peaches laie9 "nt
rvaporated l6c: same as you pa. ZIG. i ts az, a.
other places; ovaporated peaches tn ,Hi 20 1n v.
"minccs, 5tb can for 2oc; sccdless cherries 2bc;
prnnell3a i6c; 3n drod apples 30; bugs hour
Il. . BAGS flour sic; = bags best tlour H5c; we
have opened another 10, of those sample tea
nj 3ac they are trucly the nes, yaIuv we v'se
offered At 3jc; they take nc lead we nhIe
hurL Irhrrrirs. hlackbcrries an preserved
beaches 25,; 3n minccmcat 25c; An apple but
Tor DEr. fine cream cheese; 3ib snaps 2tci 90
crackers DC: lunch biscuit loc. h; our loc coz
fee is the best in this city for the money; our
rnttrr at 20 and 25c. is excellent our sham
rnrk nnur makes bread ;.s white MS snow, our
-four At &c. n is the best If not the very best III
the city for the price; fresh eggs, fine ,, sary
rose potatoes in store ami for sale by IHoo'
NJ. WIEk 1903 East Sixth st. 'Got
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

NOR SALE OR RENr--A PRpDItli|f
Al farm near Tallcyville Branlywine ia.
taining - acres more Or lesH. u so'n, par
Purchase money may lie on the pih'e AP
10 or address PAUL BOiAN, henr,
BY F. o., Del.
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dividend.

ypOhRDl SINGLE ROOMS WITH
ID board. Table board, at go King street.
lJ-3ts
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..irNl)AY TRAINS.

PhtladelphIa and intermediate stauon'
$40 A. M; IA noon: $50, $50, 800 r. w..
Philadelphia and New forF' 4 W. 1'4" ~
M; b.l7, 6.3s, TO 2. NJ. so
baltimore aud Washington, L4l ~, ~
ai7 A. NJ; ll.Ol r. M. Baltimore, loo An.
For further information psssens ers ale 70
ferret TO tho tim tables posted ut ne st*tion-
Trains marked thus ~ arc Limited e.
Etu %, !. pIIi}H J. Ii. WOOD,
camera, Manager. General Passenger AGENT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

srNOR RENT "A HOUSE Az W. Nt -
~ Second street. Ala" one u, ON ah' y ~ !,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

rHoR HINr-A LARGE BHi' HULL
Ipv suItvble for msnurec,ure about soo0
e., Of floor, room for steam ifroluired' hp-
NV at this office. decA''ti
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aOTlCRS.
wArLK RkNTk ~.
CvVlcs WArBa DsPAHTA1HT.

WILHI1BTOH, DE-, DO. II, IsoA
Tho liz for the year IS q sre now ready
and nay lble o. the Rssist Ar's ofnos, b. ".
corner sixth and King stSeetx.
Tn all bills remaining unpaid aftsr tho 8's!
Of January, 1883, i've per cent. will be sdaed
II paid during the month Of February. and
ten per csni. II paid during march. Aftef
which time the ftrrules may DO WithoIawn
and suit Instituted for the recovery 9th
an cunt due. Ofiice hours, Q =. IN. to Up. ID.
d.l.1t J. A. BON d, Registrar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

raDx EENT-Ta NEE I'll I,N HNl'k
lcusr. no. lZlT NCst street WIN oil
niue rooms, open 81! ~, rom
porch, iinne late pos" sion. hts1 t.uT9 ~, ~
othsr DIFF OF The city to iet ApIR 10
1OHN GREEN, cor. " a6hlnXt9n ara i,"la
ware avenue, u"
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Ytik SALE.
VERY STABLE FOX SALE.

N. Stroud, offers his entire Of IE
stock Of horses and car E%8S"
rlages etc, at Private 49,
Nrhe business has been established Tor
~ This is u rare chance for any person
INV 10 engage In the business. Everv-
4 in good running order, with opermah-
Bon riding horses For further Information,
kess or call ut 100 W est street or ut No. oG'
II Fourth It, l"-u
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INlVlDE.ND.

|DlVlDENn,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
WILhIsUros, DBL, January 1888.
The Board Of Directors have this day d'
clared dividend Of four per cent for tho las
six months, payable on demand.
| /. lot GEO. ARMSTRONG. Cashier.
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\ w arlington street, Wilmington Ierint
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NOR SALE.-HOu ST, NJ ". NINTH
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NOR SALE,-A BAY MAKEfllE F>
years old, vol broken TO either ia
3nglc OF double harness. WIZ DC soiI rtt ,.i
~ wan, Of use. Apply at Farmers Stables
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NOTICE.

W. A. LAMOIrE. Secretal