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Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

County Treasurer William Herbert IL
slowly recovering from his late severe
illness, hut the Star says 1t will be
long time before he regains his usual
strength. Mr.. Herbert during his III.
ness has had the sy mpathy ofs large
circle Of friends, who have shown their
solicilnde and kindness for him In
many ways.
He wishes especially to express his
thanks To the Hon. Thos. r. Bayard,
for bottle Of superior port wine; TO
Mr.. William +. Spittall, of Philadei.
phia, for basket Of superior wine and
fruit ; to Mr.. David Boulder, for two
partridges to Mr.. Frank Beckett, for
three cartridges to Mr.. George
A. Wilmington, Of Dover, Del.
for six partridges and three woodcock ;
to Mr.. Thomas Martin. for two paririd
ges to Mr.. John NJ. Valette, for two
quails TO Mr.. John c. King. for one
woodcock; and to the ladies OF New Cas-
tie for number of delicacies
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

On Saturday last, Patrick Fahey, EN-
ployed in Caleb Sharpless' lime quar-
rice, Keunett Township, Chester Co.
Pa, vas driving home from Whining.
ton when he colided with carriage In
which were Mrs. Eliza Dilworth and
her two children, throwing them out
but not ipjuripe any Of them. FL.
hey's vehicle, however, was badly
broken. The accident, however, vexetl
and worried Fahey who was under the
10 tluence OF liquor 90 much that about
noon on the following Tuesday he pro
cured two large spoonfuls Of Paris
green which he placed in tin Gu p and
took to the spring and mixed with wa.
water.
He then went to the woods and drank
the mixture, and washing out the tin
cup, returned TO the house and told hie
family what he had done. The doctor
was Immediately sent for, and though
he did all In his power to avert fatal
consequences, the poison Lad effectually
done Its work and the wretched man,
after several hours Of the most intense
suffering, expired. A Coroner's In
quest rendered verdict In accordance
with the facts stated.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

The burglars who have been Visiting
towns In New Castle County, While MI
grating around stopped on Wednesday
morning ear y At Odessa. pryed open .
back door Of Bakers store, and enter.
inQ fobted thirty dollars in money and
sorne twenty dollars worth OF fiavOring
sxtracts. They also tok . quantity OF
chloroform, an article quite NJ cesxary
to have In carrying on the business OF a
professional burglar. Tho post-ofice Is
In the Baker building, but nothing be-
longing to 1t was disturbed. The same
night the residence Of Lawrence Davis
was entered and = breach-loading gun.
valued 1t $40 was stolen together with
several articles Of clothing.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

The silverware found in the bottom
of the Brar DIVINE creek, Oh Thursday
afternoon by John Martin, has been
turned over to Chief of Police Hawkins,
and now awaits Identification by the
owner. Tie lot consists Of three plated
tea spoons marked I'M. q. RI" nine
plated tea spoons with no mark four.
teen table spoons plated, and have the
appearance ofhaving been used for some
time also three new table spoons and
thirteen plated forks. Any person who
has lost any of the above articles would
do we'll to commur icate with the Chief
of Police.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
Dssth Of ~. K,schuer.

, Dr.. Charles w. Kirchner. residing st
ia French street, died to-day al,cut
1l.30 o'clock. of paraly sis of ths heart,
aged about % years. He has been in
Ill health for some time past, but
was out on Thursday calling upon
his pstisnts. Yesterday he was confined
To his house and nothing serious WA ap-
pretended by bis friends until this
forenoon, " hen he took suddenly WORKS,
and Doctors Carrow, Ogle and KeAblss
we're hastily sent for, hut by the tiuls
they arrived he WAS dead.
He leaves = wife but no children.
DR.. Kirchner WAS . native Of kNHss-
Germany, and was educated In the best
medical colleges Of Berlin and Written
burg. .4
He emigrated to this country and vet
tied In California before the war, and In
1863 he removed from California to
Wilmington, where be has since resided
His superior medical education made
his oIdnion Of the greatest value In med.
icxl consultations.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

I here are two ways Of con-
Quoting the Clothing bust.
ness At the present day.
The one in which the dealer
uses his customer for the
time being and looks only at
the present, thinking that the
future is but a secondary
consideration, In other
words. he max es all that he
possibly can in efecting that
sale. The other: The
dealer figures his prices as
low as he possibly can and
marks them in plain 6gureson
every garment, thus giving
every customer the same ad-.
vantage in buying. Thus
you don't hear in a week or
two that some one whose
=" dealing propensities are a
little greater than yours has
bought a suit exactly like
one you wear for two, or
probably three or evenmore
dollars less than you. paid as
in the former way. The lat
ter way we chose, and when
you buy goods OF us you may
rest assured that the price is
the very lowest to any one.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

The manner In which the crowds keep
pouring into Baynards great clocx. watch,
iewelry and music emporium, at the south
west corner OF Fifth and Market streets, fully
iustifes that gentleman In building one Of
| the nnest business corners In the CITY --one
| that m st take the lead In the beauty OF It's
outward appearance. and the convenience OF
the interior. People. MS general rule. ike
70 po 70 attractive places TO mako thor pur
chases. But 1t is not the bulldog alone that
| attracts .tiention. The stock 81 iewelry ami
| time pieces on the first door and musical In
struments on tho 81 cond floor 10 In perfect ac-
cord with the beautifully finished building,
10th outside and inside Mr.. Baynard, assisted
| by n corps OF efficient sssistapts personally
| attenists the customers on the Qrst h0or while
| ''Iarence f. shank IN experienced musical
c nnoiseur, superin.ends the sale Of organs,
| pianos aid other musical Instruments, Mr..
B,yns d has given the people Of wilmington
a frst ella S business corner and In return II
is not strange shat the people are rendering
him first class patronage.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
EDITION,
DOeo.

-. III 0oeo. lp...
The sssrsoseopic exhibition u 0ilhsrs
chapel last evening. WAS well A.
tended. "f
Tho Rspublicsps Of The Eleventh. Wsrd
held . meeting lest evening ~ the once
OF William 8. Bullock. Business Of .
privatsnature was transacted.
LetteSs of dministration were granted
yesterday BY Register Mggs to Edwin
A. Sharpless on the estatS Of the late
Mary A. Shsrplsss Of this city.
Station Master Gookin has shawl In
bis possession that WAS dropped by .
LADY u the depot ON Thursday while
gssting Of . train. .r ..a. 1909
At 3 melting Of the German Library
Association held last evening, o@cers
were dominated for the ensuing year,
who will BE- elected In January.
The Washington Fire Company will
ship their old hose carriage to J. =.
Preston q Co., manufacturers OF New
York, to-day via. electric line steamer.
A man named McNeAl wa thrown
from carriage yesterday afternoon 81
Front and French stree and badly
shaken ny by the fall. The horse WA
going fast, and In turning the corner
threw the man out
An attempt WAS made 70 burglarise
the residences Of william r. Coz, No IA
Robinson street, yesterday morning, but
the thief vas seen and rcceived with, .
shot from . pistol or gun, which caus-
ed MIN TO change bis mind and beat =
retreat. .#. .
A regular Sabbath meeting service
will be held In the new chapel OF the
Central Presbyterian church, at Penn.
sylvania avenue and Rodney srteet, and
will be conducted alternately BY the
Rev. J. H. Nixon, d. D., and the Rev.
M. A. Brownson. ~
VIM. McIlhenny, who has been en-
gagged for the past year in constructing
large iron works In Columbis, 3. A.,
arrived home ON Thursday In gotd
health and good spirits His arrival
WAS . great surprise to his family, a. he
was not expected for some months.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
ssHABDy ThouRbl.1

The introduction of the superb -four
with the above name was indeed n
" Happy Thought" on the part of
Messrs. Gibson & S-eley, -four mer.
chants at Fifth and Walnut streets
The people seem to be inst finding out
that the Happy Thought" cannot ~
excellrd by any other grade of -four III
use The tiGur i. not the whitest, bn,
good flour is never entirely white. ii
has a golden tinge, and The bread made
from IL keeps remarkably moist and
soft. Those who get 1t always want j,
again. None keep it in Wilmington,
hut Gibson & SceI"y, Fifth and Wal
nut streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
Omcero ON q III unt.

Police officers John l.. Adams and
Alvin W. Townsley:have been down the
country for several days on cunning
expedition, and as result OF their
tramp through woods and marshes, they
bagged considerable game Having
shot more than they could dispose OF
themselves, they shipped large mum
Der of rabbits, birds, etc, for distribu'
ton among their Fellow officers, an !
also shipped choice lot TO Mayor
Wales and Chief Hawkins.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

E. X. johnson, George Pugh, Harry
Zebley and Alfred Griffin, left thi.
city this morning for Sinapuxet Bay,
for the purpose OF painting the Life
Saving station at that place, under the
direction of : Harry Lape, who has the
contract with the Government for the
erection Of the Life Saving stations.
Ex-Governor Philip +. Thomss il
spoken of as . candidate for United
States Senator from Maryland.
George Harper, machinist in the +.
W. & b. Railroad shops in this city, is
suffering with an enlargement OF his
veins and is confined TO his home. His
condition is not as good M his friends
would like.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
Adverse - the Laquor Sellers.

New YORK. December 7.--District
Attorney Peckham to-day gave IN opin.
ion, at the request Of several Of the
Police Justices, in regard To the power
OF the police to arrest liquor dealers for
selling without q license, because they
had previously been convicted Of \ VIC.
lation of the law, which it is claimed
under the statute of 1873 annuls the
license. He says that he finds the gene.
raj term Of the Supreme Court
cred decision in the case viii mas r"rh
that the action Of the BOARD otch holds
being merely formal, is not Excise
to revoke the license, but til n"oessHrv
viction Of the license ipse fac con-
"A revocation. The polica TO cpAratas
mower. therefore. TO arrest. have the
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
RkAalOUe NOTICES.

tAA ..lAAl . -. I. 40, .,.,,u~L
~lM pottces NJ sent ID Dy y ye'o0H
saturday morning viii not be puohsheo'
y Asbury N. L. Church, Presc6irg a. iv3
IL. N. BY Rev. W Burke. rrescGnk y ~.
m. by The ps:tor Sonaay scncci 80 4
and 2 \ n. Prayer meeting AVA w. sns y
D. m, W. l.. 3. Murray, astor'
svedish M. L. Church, the Rev. Carl ..
Csr,rOp pasaor Usual ssTvices ct 1879 ,. o.
and !. % 8. m.
Epvortb M. z. Church Preaching io-mOr.
row Al 10 80 a. m, BY the pa stOr, the Kew
q. A. Aill. EVENING subject. "Tsmper
snee."
r...s p,..ch,ns =. 10. a a
"x ~ :, Nv the nsssor Rev. Rufus
Wendell. kible school ii AIS p. m.
-. 81. ~ onnrch Market street.
49,. ". Ssv.r,h Ana E~htS streets. Rev. X
"oswccu Soso" Sn.,nas ~ M "A n m. and
A az pssSs~ s.a.s .choc, a. eiSs m. and !?
:, ~ " "' 'O
p'M s,,,s and
nsuvO. ~ NAE. M stoy' IRA h.
~ ns sSh.sS ,.or.,n. srS ~vsninw An are
my h H.I snv, ny. Sshsscs Trial, in the
Tu MWHy NV.
Wilderness , -. a..
Reformed Episcopal Cnuson Q! ne -
deemer. :. v. corner 81 0n and Mo ,n ~
IT,. Rev. j. l.. Eslin, recSof. SERVES W.
.. m. and 10 y. ~: morning. spDlos
hehHlOn 81 E0Bm Mitnous he
Evening subject; Christ seeking Aewn
sion to the Heart" sunday SCHOOL u ss"'
Scott n. L. Church, Seventh and spruce
streets. T. X. Dreamer, pastor rIeaenlns
st 10 30 .. N. and 30 p. N. Dy tne peoL
In tn morning-kecel ton VI fIooaIoner'
Into full nembershtp and Bahiism " snil.
| dren and adults. 10 the evening presehins
BY the pastor. Sub!ect: bScAs'o'ns-0s"
conVeI.ou nan w ''''
First M. p. Church, seventh street; near
Walnut, OF. Earring, pastor Saopstn sI,
vice ut lO.S0 z. m. ana 10y p: III. moInin
su.JSss: ainhns u 10,, -. ~ f,S',s;,a, Ne.
| Wy sucjoO'' Inv syn" " ~''
'ioh'' 49,.
M.nsny bapuss o"un' Io' Tra,t nas,nr
JAckson stIecs, .no nes, -. On - NJ fMo,n.
rleachhk ,. W.1D a. ~. .nu ~ ~, y. .nrsss.s :,
ibk suCJocG LEAVING sna -. ~ NJ IN
Lven,n9 socject .,o,e " "o ona ~ m
Ell. SunSsy Hooi =. on ~ 49,
rAs.or soui' "'o'o ei's' ~
OnsSn OF sae No'enah.' Me,pineu HP ho
| copai, second street near mashin ,h s sme
nev. WiliiAm H. BARNES. ieew', SSrnsna
wees lV.so T. IN. anu ~ y. ~ ian
suo)ect: nucsnnk VI ,he sino. ~
Ing subject from fRyPt 70 .ess anu
Hospel lnvtauoh 10y 'el',Ss Nv as ~ y ~ .
ouhasy sohooI ~ d. w. q. ,a Sh'hsrt E,t,b
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
4 SubslSntisl Tok On.

Sometime ago MIR John H. Reed, the
wStchman of the new Brand = wine
bridge Of the B, y p. Eailroad, erected
. large flight Of steps 1t . point near
the wire bridge, and where the new
bridge Is t. cross the stream, for tho
Acc0Innodat on of the public and the
employees Of tho Augustine Paper
mills. The steps were necessity, but
were erected by Mr.. Reed at an outlay
of about 4I7b, and he depended on the
liberality Of the public in getting his
money back. Approaching the step
taken by Mr.. Reed, the employees Of
the mill above alluded IL, who were
benefited the most, they startei q sub
scription among themselves, aud ~ q
result have prest nted Mr.. Reed with =
purse or S2O.75, for which Mr.. X. ac-
knowlsdees the compliment. He has
also completed two more flights OF
stairs, making IN Sll 100 feet and Others
who are .l9nttitted thereby will pro-
badly contribute their portion.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
Select Party,

A private masked party was River
lA' evening by the Singles Senate II
the dancing academy at Ten'h and
Market streets. There were about forty
co Iples, aud Trey me: about . O'Clock
ut the resi- ence of Mrs. Hammer, No
81 Poplar street. and proceeded 10 the
hall. The music was furnished by M.
8. Brown ard George Albert. The
supper was seved at Farra & Lewis
H..sf auranf
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
NFTH EDITION,
TIE Csassituaisaaalsy Of the sss.
p1eloos CAasoeeos Aos - - Tess

THE Csassituaisaailsy Of the s,s.
p1sloos CAssasess Ass - - Test
~. lts
Imn,sdiately sftsr court opened this
suorning, !. G. Grub, Ksq., moved
that the Indictment found during this
esfm against George 9 HAgauy, alias
Slim Jim," bs sQuashsd. He said
fhe mas WAS In fail and unable To fur
nish bail, aad - II was probable there
you'd b. argument ON tho Eotion be
desired 70 hle Il now. The Court di.
rected Deputy Attorney. Cen raj Coop.
Or to make note Of the application.
1t u understood thas Nj. Grub will
oontspd that the aet - passed BY the
Legislature 10 unconsti tutional and can.
NOT b enforced. No time WAS net for
argument but Il will be heard beiore .
sd1ourpmsnt OF Coart. u,.,
Benjamin Nields, Esq, continued biz
|sreuisept In the case Of Mary Kirkpat.
rick W. Martha Kirkpatrick, aud con-
tended that the fact Of the bond being
given, impaired confederation, and that
evidence could not DO given 70 disprove
it, ; f,yal -. ID,
10 UPOk0 u06Sl VsrV U CIOO3, oNu was
followed by John U. Patt msOn, Esq ,
who argued that any instrument OF
writing to take effect after tho makers
death, wAsa will and could no, bs view.
Cd in any other light. ......
This paper directed tho execution to
do certain things after the death Of
Martha Kirkpatrick. and It was clearly
her intention 70 give this money ~
legacy. He cited authorities to show
that . seal cannot make > document
valid, thai would be invalid without 1t,
and also that the form Of a paper did
not invalidats Its title 10 probate.
MIR. Patterson continued ting au.
thorities and arguing in support Of his
propositions until l o'clock, when Court
adjourned until3 o'clock this afternoon,
when 1t u probable hs will b. followed
by Mr.. Whiteley. This case is exciting
interest with tho mem bsrs
Of the bar, and from the number Of au.
thorities cited, 1t ts evident that similar
questions have been ra'sed In other
couts, not only In this country, but In
England. 10 1..IF
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
WIN ViaitTh1s City,

On Monday next General w. e. W.
Ross, of Baltimore, Past Senior Vice
Com nander In Chief OF the Grand
Army, and Commander Of :he Contra
Grand Division Of the Sons Of Veterans,
will be in this city and will visit New
Castle iu the evening, for the purpose Of
re-orgsnizing Camp No. 2, 8. OF ", 81
that city.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
:AuetiOn-Mervy Christmas

A fine assortment Of ladies' and
gents sold gold and silver watches,
COL and plated chains, jcwelry Of all
kinds, Rogers silver.pIatedws and
everything found in a tirstcass jswelry
Store, will be sold at auction this even
ing at Stidhan Il Sons auction room
No. III East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

THEAP AND GOnD-SO. 1903 Last 8ti
~ street, is he place. Come early snt
avoid the rush. We huvs been ~ busy "
had not time t specify but we are on the tol
wave for fine groceries, at prices away down
Remember we have pure butter Of hnes
quality at 3. &C nts. at 100 last sixth street
des6t ] Nj. WlEE.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
Dots,

These goods are all suitable fol
Christmas presents. The person buying
the largest amount Of goods at this
evenings sale will be presented with a
ladies solid gold Swiss watch free al
the conclusion Of the sale. The watct
will be displayed in the show window
to-day.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
DEATHS.

MILES--On the Sth inst Frances A., dsuxh
ter of Calvin U. and Ella Miles, In her ard
year.
Relatives and friepds are respectfully IN
vited To attend her funeral, from the rrsI
dence Of her parents, sixteenth apd Jtncor
streets, on Monday afternoon, at O'clock
Inte,ment ut Mt. Salem cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

O6ico Of the CMe' sigal Ones ,
Washington, December 10 a. m.
Rain fell in the Lake region and
Central valleys yesterday. Snow is .e'
ported in The northwest. To morrow
promises 10 he cooler aud clearing.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

A fine lot Of cups and ssuoers
smoking sets, statuary, vases, stand and
hanging lamps, suitable for holiday
presents, At Lloyd's, bO7 King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

All the leading makes Of piano and
organs, fully warranted and at the low.
est possible prices at r. Wagner Il Co.'S
72G Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

Rev. Mr.. Mcdowell, Of Pr hector, n.
j will presch trial sermon at tne
Lower Brady wine Presbyterian church
TO. morrow mOrping,as . pastor to M
the vacancy cause.i by tho resignation
of Rev. Mr.. Graham has not yet been
selected.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

The largest and best stock Of organs
aud pianos 1t the lowest prices In this
city can be found At r. Wsgner's, No.
726 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
Latest styles.

Persons In want Of good suits, made
Of the best materials, cut In the Ia es,
styles, and satisfaction guaranteed,
would do we'll to call ON L. Hsiss, No.
East T hird street,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
Kr,gh,v u ohe Gselsep Eagle.

A meeting Of the post officers Of the
four Caseles Of the Knights of the
Golden Eagle will be held In the Smith
Building this evening, for the purpose
of makinR srrang msnts FIR tie insti.
tuition OF . Grand Castle for this State.
The Supreme Castle vii hold Its session
in this city next May. A.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
Vim. B. shta,rp's,
III Market Street.

In our Carpet Depart
ment we still show a large
line Of Smyrna and Art
Rugs, which make useful
Christmas gifts. b. In the
Smyrna Rugs, the same on
both sides and in rich Per-
sian and Moresque colorings
we have made a large re-
duction in price. The dou-
bic door size, fringed at
both ends, are reduced to
$3.50 from $3.50; the sofa
size to $2.o5 from $3.50, and
tie extra large size to 1895
from So, making an assort-
ment Of these handsome
and desirable Rugs at lower
prices than ever before. The
early selection will be best.
. WIN. B. SHARP,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

The only place where you can buy
the wonderful chime organs Is ut 7N
Mari ct street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
Az later esssss Leessrs.

Dr.. Keables delivered . very In.
terssting and Instructive lecture yestss'
day afternoon On the circulation Of thu
blood, before the pupils Of the boys
high. school. he spoke about oue
hour, and was listened TO with marked
attention. f-
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
MARRlAGES IA.

HtLYARD-GKF1'i- the 9th Inst, BY
the Rev. W Downey, Pastor Of Broad at.
delphia, MT Wilson Il. Hilysrd TO Miss
Lizzie +. Orgy, both Of Newp port, Dol..
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

The Bazaar in the Opera House will
b opened on Wednesday, the 12th inst,
st II O'Clock, noon, and . tempting
luSch viii be ready Ut that hour. %.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

NOR SALF-A FARM OF 10 Oh q
e acres. 4 miles from v lin ngton. on IT,
CCpcord pike 81 TslIeyville. Good build
invs occupied by Puscy 7. Blown. For p T
ticulars apply TO EV ms PENNINGTON
No. 3 INST Lighlh street. de-s2ts
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

Janney, 1901 and 3O3 King street, keep
the best butter In Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

rNDk REMITTANCE HALL JiPAR-
IL ties balls and sOciablss, with piano an.
all conveniences Reasonable 'ats,. Apply
or address Looms, Key Node Restaurant.
decS-sx- mO-we-u
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
Oh cap Rh Oes.

Great bargains in shoes at Howard
McDaniel's new shoe store 3l6 Shipley
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
State Of tho ThermOmetcF
It the REPUBLICAN, Office IN the SIN. "
O'Clock 10 O'Clock 12TciH'
SOC $40 go

Fem & Cor Thermometer registered
yesterday, "a degrees 1T 3p. m, So at
p. m, and 50 At 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

Before purchasing Q honhe 60 to N. 7
Poole, No. B East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
TA OhaeEHe kRA day

In q proper manner, you should lay In
q supply of the famous Wales cigars.
Stansbury Murray, No. lH K. Front
street sells them six for 70 cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
OyRiAP LM0eh,

Grand oyster lunch At William Legg's
Atlantic Garden, "a King street. The
lovers of bivalves should not forget.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

Wy AKTED A COMPETENT MILL
w ner, either TO be employed or to have
m Interest In the business, 10 70 to Ottawa
Kansas. Call At s2S Shipley street from .
TIL IL y. nj, Good refersnae required. ds4ts
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
IL W1u AD,s YOuv a aveneege,

IL WIn Asss YOav AavanssGe,
If you desire to purchase a
home on easy terms, to call
at our office and get a list OF
the bargains we now offer.
The Winter number OF our
Real Estate Bulletin" is
out, containing a partial list
OF the properties we have for
sale. Call and get a copy.
D. I. HAWKINS & SON.,
ia Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

Good N. H. Horse Blankets, for 90.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

NXYANTLi AN ACTIVE MAN To
w sell goods from q wagon on COMMIT Is.
l sion. Security required. Steady employment
Apply B31 Marx ct street. Sit
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

VIVIAN rkU-T WO 6ENTLMEN BOARD
w rrs 10 = quiet family whore they viii
mud home comforts, Gas. bath, etc. At ~,
West Third street. deS-ats
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

CNOK kENT-HOUSE AND STORE, N.
IL W. corner OF SIN and Wilson streets
Will rent II low till the 18th Of March Az
ply At the dwelling No. SlS East sth street.
safe
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08

ENUk SALE--7 AND 10 ROOM HOUSES
E sol and sos West Thirteenth street. BE-,
y ndows, bath and gas. Apply ut SOL Yves
thirteenth street. d9-8tsoOd