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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-20
oRR,s sALE

The Farm Hill stock ranch sale, OF
Tuesday last was by far the greatest
public sale ever made in this county,
Nearly five hundred people were there
and the total cash sales amounted to
over SIS, 900. Among the prominent
stock men present were the Ellisons,
of Woodson county, Baldwin, of Kan
sas City, w. r. Woodward, Superin-
tendent of the Hannibal & st. Joe r.
R., Squire Dudly, of Cass county, No.,
A. j. McCarley, Robt. Inge, Lon
Rowland, and D. Horville, Of this
county. The thorough bred horse,
Abda11ah Bird, was sold to Wood
ward, for 5000. The Clydesdale
mares brought 500; another span OF
mares brought $3.50; two blooded cows
brought sl30 ard 500 respectively, r.
b. Stevenson being the purchaser OF
one Of them /; one calf was sold for 800.
The rest of the blooded stock was bid
in by Mr.. Orr. The hogs-2OO head
were sold in bunch and brought 81,
205, Mcdonald being the purchaser.
The same gentleman also bought all
the agricultural implements. Mr..
Mcdonald has recently come out from
New York, has leased this ranch of
Mr.. Gordon, its present owner, has
bought the growing crops and expects
to continue the business of the ranch
much as it has been conducted under
Mr.. Orr's management. The sale
passed offvery quietly, and everything
brought good figures.
The Farm Hill stock ranch, contains
,160 acres and is rs fine a stock farm
as can be found in Southern Kansas,
but Messrs. Gelshener & Orr disposed
of it because it was too small to suit
their purpose. We understand they
are making arrangements to purchase
a large tract of land in the western
part of the State, where they will have
more room.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-20
NOTICE..

There will be public examination
of the teachers of Allen county, Kan
sas, at the school house in lola, COM
mencing Friday, August Sd, ut 2
O'Clock p. H., and continuing during
Saturday, August 4th, 1888. Friday
afternoon will be devoted to the First
grade branches, reading and penman-
ship in all the grades. Saturday will
be given exclusively to the branches
of the Second and Third grades, except
reading and penmanship. Will con-
vene promptly at 7:30 a. m. on Sat
urday, SO as to finish in time to let
those who desire return home that day.
Any one not attending Normal must be
present on Friday TO attend reading
and penmanship.
J. E. HENDERSON,
Supt A Han Cnunfy
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-20
NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the Re
publican County Central Committee
at lola on Saturday July 81, 1888, at
ten o'clock p. m. A full attendance
is requested.
E. A. BARBER, Chairman.
H. A. PERKINS, Sec'y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-20
STATE UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE
EXAMINATIONS.

Examinations for entrance to
the State University will be held in
lola the last week in July, thus saving
candidates from Allen county trip to
Lawrence on uncertainties. Further
information may be obtained from
the editor of this paper, also
from the undersigned.
w. H. CARRUTH,
Lawrence.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-20
LETTER LIST

List of letters remaining in the post
office at lola, Kas., July 20, 1888.
Bulenger, VIM ID Long. yR
burgess, VIII Osborn, DIR. WI
Baker, RH Ridner, Geo w
Baker, Mary Richards, J +
Corsey, Jacob W Scott. Peter
Edison, Newton Thompson, WI
Heinz Mrs Vaughn, jos "
Hall, Annie NJ Whitney. OJ
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised
and give date of advertisement.
G.. M. SIMPSON, p. NJ.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-20
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Supt. Henderson desires us to say that
there will be a convention of teachers
this friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock,
to consider the advisabllity of adopting
a uniform course of study for all the
schools in the county. The meeting
will be held in the school house, and
all teachers, and others who are inter-
ested i'm the cause of education are ear
nestly invited to be present.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-20
OBITUARY.

1t is with feelings of the sincerest sor-
row that We record the death, on We'd
nesday evening last, at nine o'clock, %
Mrs. Elizabeth Richards. Herf1lness
has been lingering and painful, and
death was no doubt a welcome release
to her, but the blow is none the less
severe to the members of the
bereaved family and to her wide
circle of devoted friends. The deceased
has been resident of this place
for nearly thirteen years, and her high
character as Christian and as a SYM
pathizing helper and friend has en-
deared her to every one who has had
the privilege of an intimate acquaint-
ance with her. Her conduct during
her last ILLNESS was marked by the
same childlike faith and uncomplain-
ing submission to the will of God, that
has characterized her whole life. Her
dying bed was surrounded by all the
members of her own family except one
sister, Mrs. Couchman, who lives in
Leadville.
Mrs. Elizabeth Evans Richards was
born in Kentucky Sept. 18th, 1914, and
was therefore In her Goth year. When
she was four years old her parents re-
moved to Indiana, where she was mar
ried in 1884, and in which State she
resided until she came with her hus-
band and children to Kansas in 1870.
OF her fathers family there yet remain
two sisters and one brother /; Mrs.
Steele of this place, Mrs. Couchman,
of Leadville, Colorado, and Judge
Evans, of Ellsworth, Kansas, while
six of her own children survive her,
Messrs. w. H., J. H and G. NJ. Rich
ards, Mrs. Sofge, Mrs. Judge Allison
and Mrs. r. s. Hamilton.
The funeral services were held at
five O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
were very largely attended. A funer-
al sermon will be preached az the Pres
byterian church--of which the de-
ceased was life long member-next
Sabbath morning.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-20

SANDERS POST NO. as4 G. AR.
The first regular meeting Of the
above post will be held at Moran,
at three O'Clock, Saturday afternoon,
July @. All comrades must bring
their discharges. E. d. LACY, PC.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
1SaInbe(ta'S Pen.

Gambrtta was not "A brilliant writer,
and he never knew when to stop. II is
related that he would enter hi. editorial
room, say, 81 shall want about "A hail q
column tonight, and sitting down, he
would begin to cover page after page
with his ciose-cramlEI hand wriinG For
| ~ imp"tuoua "a man be wrote a curlu,,-
ly stiff hand, and, though his hn.rr,
moved fast, their motion was irYrrish
and spasmolical. 1t could never bc said
Of him that he " dashed or any ~ his
eifuSions /; he rather .jerkrd them on,
swaying the upper part OF his body pom
drrousy to and fro as he wrote, and NOW
and then collecting his thoughts by pas,
sing his large left hand rapidly through
his hair. Black coffee would be brought
him, and he would 90 on writing then
he would call for q bnttl" Of Burgundy
and gulp down two or three glasses,
nunchiug sweet biscuits afterwards, or
else sticks Of chocolate in lien Of dinner
The editor. who had been nakingailnw
ance Tor half a column, would S.'r Cam
BETA article overflow onrcoumn after
another, washing away all othrrar'rle-
and notes, till it spread like an I00Id4
ton over the "ntirr front page Of the
paper. Then with IA hearty out The
French exclamation ul' r",l"t, Ii" ""ud
throw down his psi and say, "rGrgn, !
think those few iu'S viii state oar ,',,r
plainly what Il" they really "nn W
i've columns S1rrrhl"u il accented
/" IN" aS il | had only been writing ten
minutcS land upon thi, he wouid mr'lA
into u laugh thai re,Dundrd All u.tr 81"
office, and partly iispcllel III" -'o N u.
his contributors, vino had been r'.lin4
"rS faces Al seeing their ry"nl!I.' soak
lost
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

The frequency aud fatality Of diseases &
che kidnrSs give AN especial interest
the study and investigation OF them, and ele
ydto any discovery as to their .sSclta
natures, or The means Of curing Them 10 ,
very important place in the art and scicnc
of medicine. When the fact is recalled tina
the kidneys are the great scayengers of til
human body, their office IL to remove fror
the blood any aud all impurities which ma
exist in it that if this Office be entirel
shut up life cannot he long maintained
The products OF uSed-up and WORKOUT prir
cipies Of the human body, retained in tn
blood, 50 poison the nervous system, that 10
functions or duties will be arrested, the bTHn
will cease to take cOgnizaurr II surrOundim
persons and objects, cOns" ,pl-Iu.- viii b
Oblteratcd, the vital knot Will become cOI
gcst"d, the heart and lungs viii cease 10 pei
torn their part in the phenomena Of lite,
they stop. Ere this however, the most terribf
form Of all human suffering is apt to tax
place, and gives an additional horror TO til
hour Of death. If the Offices Of the Kidney
be- 80 essential TO life. that it must ceas
soon after they cease TO act, the conclusion
is unavoidable that any deviation from tn
performance o: these offices must be AT
tended with arrangement Of health. Tn
urine X tho daS,nTAting secretion eliminate
from tAs DshAt ~ the Kidneys, -- the channe
by which nsorbfds agents are carried out o
tue general circulation, and the blood pre-
served IN healthy QuantitI and quality. !
1t falls to do this, disease follows as q nrccs
sarv S"qdaur'. H. preserve health it is nece,
,irl "a pre-'ry' healthy condition of tn
kdn"5'. th,., IF course, is attained by ten
prrlpnt in all The relations of life diet
"ln'hnI, * 'r"i,', and residence. But dis
"t," aui suffering are inevitable They seel
10 hr = part OF the curse put upon man a
tie llu.L, Of Ms diSob.diencc. While 81
has brought is puulShments man still la
ne consolation thtl GDd las placed With
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

at home. A peck Of cornmeal, good
sized soup bone, another loaf Of brcad,
larger this time, and "A pint Of milk in "A
five cent bucket. "Mu,h and milk for
supper, bread and soup for dinner to-
morrow. ''Hurrah Believe haze Il
chance after all. "
That was the beginning. l.llph i, a
man now, prosperous aud respected
His mother, hopeful and happy, looks
after the pleasant h me OF her son :
providing his father, quiet and sober,
makes the little garden spot bring
forth its best tn" always weli-tillrd ia
bic and over the mamtel in Ralph )
own room hangs, in "A tasteful frame,
the motto that has directed aud -n,uIr-
aged his Efforts since the mornn. when
he discovered wherein lay his chance
for making II man of himself
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
the RAILROADS,
A LEGAL Time Table with the Lat.
Ss' Corrections.
TRAINS LEA w VII NINtIT0N EnR

PHILA.-?oo"-2.2 6.so--6.55 7.o0t-7.5o
--S.lot-s. Ia" 00.-9. 39t-a.5st o.30--ll 53a
m: - l2.oo+ mc-l2. l5--I2.3s-l. d. BOT
i."t-5. lIt--o.3"t-5.lC -6.3 D I.3O*-9.55
New York - 2.pIr--2 24}}*-U 49, 5U-9. So
lisa. nn.-I2.3S-l .p3--a. Id. 3Sr--. 20 pm
J.. .rIMORE-l. N5+--l IF. Sis. Ojk -9.lT
l0.oon. In.-l2 2i--l .O9-550- 6.O0-6.57
-ll,Oit =. IN.
WAsHIAGruN- 42t--4. 5lt--, .O5-el7
-l.nJ-s .O9--j.j7-ll.O4 =. III.
BALTIMORE AND ERNiEDiATE ST ATOMS
l.Oa~-JT 1000 a, III :--l.ht-6.tD p. m.
Trains 'nnning both daily AMI Sunday.
FrJius raniltns only ~ sunday.
Connect at ttrly'S Ferry for Old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RhILROAD--6.B"-H.lO II. II -
l.o5-3.oOS-6.a5t p m. No sunday trains.
For New Castle only.
: For Harrington and intermediate sta
tons.
WILMINGTON X NORTH ERN RAILRoA D--7.2O
Il. n Il .Zo-5l2 D. m.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD--, .0j--lU3O
a. N $50 p N. SUNDAY trains 1870 ii. H.
800 y. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE WILMINGTON FROM
ApELrHIA-l2.5 o-l.OO-l .s2+ - 4.4,+ -
.45--SG"-9. l2-g 05-l0. lOr-2.50-4 .S5-l225
Il. III ;-l2.50-I.O7-2.304- -. 500 os-lO.js
New YoRK-l. 3w--. 47t-s rs+-9.l2a. m;
--l2.j I.O1-4. 5j-6. $50. IS p. m.
BALTIMORE-l .5l*-2. l3.--g 34+9 54-ll43a.
III ID. Sc. 5D-,j. TT. 30.-, +9 49+pm.
WAsnINGToN-l.5l t--2l@--l!.43 IL. nj -
l2.36-l. 50--5. | l*-6. 30t--7 49, 49, D. III.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ' a. m;
l2.O5--5. oj%--6.O5 p. IN. No SUNDAY trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON x NORTHERN kAILRoA D--s.4O
! 40 Il. IN: 646 y. m
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD 500 am;
2la =. IN sunday trains $40 a. m; $40 pm
TRAIN = LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW HRpAD STREET DE.
rot ,..3OT $685. $50 7..u' 500 s2l $50
lo.l6 ll3o lao a. IN i2.23 l.32 BE
l.02 rs sos go 5.jJ 6.Dit SIS 500
$3.50 1890 I.3gt p. n.
BROAD AND WASHINGTON AVENUE go
800 10 -. m: I.@p $40 4D 5.l5 p. IN.
NEW CASTLE s."3 1900 40 a. N, 40
- =. IN.
Daily and Sunday.
Ca Sunday Oniy.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

Professor Brooks, of the Rel House
Observatory, rhrl ps. \. Y, reports 'har
trleScopic observation OF the sun on
Wednesday morning revealed an uu-
usual outbreak Of spots, covering nearly
the entire equatorial region OF III" sun.
In addition to the numerous large single
spots, with wrll-lrtincd prnlln bra, Il
large irregular group has just come into
view this morning on til" Eastern limo.
With the numerous faculT in lis li,ln-
ity, and the torn and ragged form ~ "A
group. indications are manifest Of Il
considerable solar ,turhancr, aud lis
passage ACROSS the ,Iln should be aiJ"n-
lively observed
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
Jno, v. Diefendo|f & Co,
y. B.-SIORE CLOSES AT p. NJ,
EXCEPT SATURDAY.
Dir. Ai,nn.s' Blood Purifier.

The Great Blood Cure purihcS the blood
rapid ~ and has made and l. sttii at the pres
enl time making many remarkable cures ut
terrible diseases 81 The blood. 1t is not trl-
Hing with the publ" u say it cures ~crOtula.
pimplcs on the skin. Blotrhrs, Rheumatism.
(Witn our Pain Searchcr.J Ulcers. Itchy dis
eases Of the SktA, tTuptionS. Bad diseases o.!
the Blood. Icttrr Ten. ErySlprls, sores and
Eruptlon- Of every kind. or thtldrcns Nasal
t'atarrh, discharges from the ear- diseases ui
the Throat and Mouth. And IN al diseases
requiring Il Purifier tins medicine viii art
rromptl! and ptriOrlna thorough cure. Tins
Further - Il loSlllv" preventive Of the NiO-
icncc Of smallpox by purifying the blood.
Keep the blood pure and sWUiI uOX rHnu" 20
h"yOnd a yarilold: bad blood makes thc dis
ease bad. pure blood mHk,. It mid in it, at
tack or wards it utt altogether, Sc this
remedy. aud YOU are safe ana r"rtHiUlVas safe
Is yaCcInGtiUn Will make You. il not !,Ir more
secure from the now dreaded disease. We
nave used II many II time in or large pri-
Gtc practice with cumplrt" success II u
'Uttlc. or sIy for ~. NaIu depot, Fourth and
sing STREETS. NIimln-ton. Del; l'hilnlel-
,ha, tOG Arch street, johnson, Ilollowuy X
o.. WhuicSHl" Agents sold by druggists
nd dealers in 'n"!l"tn" everywhere. N-6ts /
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

The new iiurk"s-in W. T.. Church
will ne irdi"?irI, -. v uI Sahhath,thr
lSh ,i>,.
Rev. lhcudurr Stevens, Of Philadrl-
phia, will preach IN the morning AT
1880 O'Clock, Rev. NJ a. richards,
ID. D., OF Wilmington, i'll the air"rmuon,
a. %u'rlnrk, and Rev. Ada,u Wallace"
-. -. in the evening, at $50 p'riu"k
On Saturday evening, the l7ih .u~;.,
there will be- AN entertainments mu seal
and literary, inlronnecrion witt, Jug
breaking.
Admission 10 cts. Public nr" cot
daily invited TO attend both "u'rr,aiu-
luni and u,,li,uiiDn
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

An Austin youth has been paying MS
addresses 10 Young Iady, under In"
impression that sh" was wealthy. 49,
Finally she '"ll him promptly thai the
bank had f,lrd and that she was
pennirsS, after which hi, atlrntjonS
slack,nrd ~, 4 f." days n@n She said
To him
Dear tirorgr, It seems Ia ~. That
since you found ont am only A poor
girl YOU have ceased To love me-
"lou don't >;,y So. - rioinrL ,l,rcan-
did youth edo You know thar The
very same idea has occurred To me-
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
Hot Cakes Given AWAY.

one more exhibition OF Groves Pre-
pared I:aising Flour, BuckM heat and
White Corn Flour n VIM. ID. Pick"l,'
Flour Store, corner Fifth and King
streets, on Friday and Saturday, Feb
ruary 10th and l7'h, Ask your grocer
for it, See that Groves manp is on
eNcrN narkAgN.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
Notice..

A report of last week that ! take IN
smallpox washes is aI Sc. don't take
in washing of any notwithstanding
and calSomining is my business
CHARLES SMITH, So French street
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
A NOW DCDartIIrY.

Rubber Coats, Rubber Hats, Rubber
Caps for MEN and BOYS. Trunks and
Travelling Bags large Assortment, one
price. ~ MFpiD Bios, MATTERS,
iDi MAtKEr tSTHEIrr
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

NDIItE.-THE CITY BUILDING AND
~ Loan Association. The annual meet
ing Of above association Will be held at the
Office ofthc Secretary, under the Clayton
House, ON Tuesday, Feb. 18th, ii O'Clock. y.
M. Ut which time the annual report viii be
submitted and An election held for officers
and Il rrcIor! Attest.
! r. PIERCE, Set'y
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
DuHLiC SALEUfGOupr KNlTuRE

Dl BIG coon ~ kNlrT III.
i At StIdham 4 SOFAS Auction Rooms. III
East +th street on Friday, FeDruar, 10th, ~,
lp'ci"cn. =. IN, parlVr and bedroom suits II
furniture. al nearly new: hrstcIna piano.
all IN or'ier; hr"""h- loadin2 gun, 100 yards
~ brussels and Ingram carpet, lounges eX-
tension tables. hat racks. chars, cutlery
dishes. stoves etc. Goods ~, cn for inspection
on evening before safe and early Oh morning
II sale. fm further particulars call at the
auction room and get a catalogue.
l.. ". :rllDHAM y son.
Iird AnctUlcetr
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
Addition
AND
Division.


The February PantaIoon
Sale continues to attract
much interest The Bargain
stock IS large, attractive and
very cheap. We add to-day
six Hundred Vests upon
which prices are divided bv
:. This brings them to 81
and >l.5o. We could not
well make them lower with
out giving no all ownership
IN them.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

NDTltE.--A DIVIDEND OF THIRTY
~ cents per share has been declared by
the Wilmington and Philadelphia Turnpike
Company. payable On OF ailer the 18th inst
at the \. F.. corner of Front aud Grange
streets, JOSEPH TATNALL, Treas.
flOlOtt
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

NOR SALEOR EXCHANGED LA GE
IL brick dwelling house, II rooms, front
porch, bay windows. In tirstclasa order with
all modern improvements. Lot 25xl40 feet.
This property is we'll LOCATED, commanding one
n the finest views In the city, and II well
worthy the attention OF any one wanting de-
airab!o home. viii sell on easy terms or ex-
change for smaller property. Apply to +.
PENNINGTON. No. 5 f. sth st. j27-lm
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

NOR SALE~-FOUK BEAUTIFUL NEW
II cottage buildings, & rooms. hot and cold
water. front porches side and back yards.
high grounds, dry cellars tine view Of Della
ware river: all modern Improvements; terns
easy. Apply or address J. &. PICKLES. or
WIN. II. FbIl.k. at ". ID. Pickles Flour
store, 18th and King street. ftf
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
FOR ktNb.

L-uk "AL.l.--.A splendid PIANO
l. cheap, At l0j East Second II, Ils-ti
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

INDR EENr-NO. II3 MARA nj STREE!
l. Wilmington, Del, hare opportunity
in the wholesale grocery business. Tine sub
scribcr having made other bus engage.
'ncnts otter. ~ lease his property lor term
Of years N II responsible party. ihis j.
splendln opportunity u engage in an estab.
lished business. Valuable agencies viii be
turned over W. +. BRICK.
Iau3O- cod It,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

LN)R kENT--A LARGE BRICK
l. dw"ilIeg Housc w'h lI.acres OF ground
adloH%tn! IT," city limits. CLOSE 10 street
rars. Al,il to t.N ANS PENNINffbN
No. L.. l.Iyhth street ft-u
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
~ BLic SALE-WiI.L b. SOLD AT
L Public Sale, on the premises, In Mill
Creek Hundred, New Castle County. bel. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ~. 1888.

4 farm containing 81 acres and "A pcrche.
NJ Land. near siuuthNUod station, on the Della
ware Western K T.. bounded by Lands Of
Evan Brown. I rctDr, Elizabeth MclntIr.
and others. The farm is under good fences
with Sufficient chcsi nut timber for the usc
81 the farm. III" 't"n has access to water in
each held TIA" land l. Of "a superior natural
quality. 1t Is convenient to schools, post Office,
sores ami places Of public worship. The I'M.
proveincnt- consist Of II twnSt"ry frame house.
containing rooms with good cellar with ce.
ment floor, II well of good water with the
pump al Ne door, with porch on two sides
frame barn. JAio feet wagon house, l4xA Il:
II tNo-stoFy tenunI house with four rooms and
cellar. Also good orchard in prime bear
ing aud oihcr ifuIi. ana i've a"res OF chestnut
timber.
TERMS $1,000 I" be pal when good
Title Will he given the balance Ia remain Sc
cured by mortgage. ALNAN DAVIS
Address lao5 West Fourth street. Whining
ton, Del. l3.lb?l-ltw
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

NDl1Gi.-l HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
~ that shall apply to- the present session
Of the Legislature for a divorcH vinculo mat
rmonir from my wife, Sarah j. Fouycray
Rene !. fougeIay.
Wilmington, Del. Jan. n. 1885,. l252tw- I'm
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
Or Nall.
r ivERY STABLE FOt. SALE,

TNOR SALE-A NEW FlRSTCLASS IS
II ro0med house, suitable for lawyer, doe
Tor or dentist, corner 6tli and French streets ;
has hve bay windows and all modern I'm
provenents. Well and all waste water un.
aerdrained tn sewer. Also the three houses
adjoining the above. Terms easy. Also,
other houses, price from ~ 600 to 5000. Also,
. new store. Chance for good Investment.
Some payinYs per cent clear OF ta1e., etc
Apply " o. II. TlNDALL, 70l French street.
j2Olm"
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

NblN E.-MtTtAl. LOAN ASSWIA-
~ ton annual meeting Tuesday evening
next, February 20. Annual report Flee
ton oi officers and directors, iir-t payment
on now stock Money to loan.
i4-Ut fElJ.t. N AElS, Secretary
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

ENOR SALE-ONE OF THE INCEST
I small houses in the city, No. %2 West
Tenth street. Front and side yards, porch,
open stairway. etc. Also, house No. s2i West
Ninth street. 10 rooms, an excellent property
In good location. John HARE.
Nl2t 80 W, Ninth ct.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

INDR MANURE FROM THE
stables Of the Thirteenth and Fifteenth
streets Pass. Railway Co.. Broad and Garrcn,
Lat 1888. Apply for term. to THDS. W. Atk
LEY President. y. T.. corner 18th and tum-
bcrand streets Philadelphia, Pa. ill5t
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

NOTICE - WE WANT 4! UNDER.
~ stood that we win not pay ANY bills,
except by those in the family 30 cOntrac'ed
NON X SONS.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

NOYltE--MUYl' Al LOAN ASSOCIA
~ ton new stock Tor sale: no back pay
ments. Apply day =" evening to GEO. G..
NJ ARlS, Secretary. 3lmOOd
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

NANTED-A MlDDLEAfEDW WON AN
w for general Homework lat ~ East
Fourth st. l&-4t.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

WANTED. - A FEW GENlLEM EN-
w boarders at Az Market 1t. fy-6ts