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Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
No1'lCE
NorloE'
New Castle County, S. S.
The State of Delaware.
TO THE SHERIPF OF New CASTLE COUNTY,
(3uLLyTINl

TO THE SHERIPF OF New CASTLE COUNTY,
9REETlNG.
WHEREAS, Mary Walls by her petit
ton to the Judges OF onr Superior L. s
Court, filed in the office of the Pro- ~
thOnOtary of the said court in and for the
County of New Castle. tor the cause of com.
plant therein alleged, has made application
to our said court tnat decree may be pro
nounced, disso!vng the marriage existing
bet veen the petitioner and her husband,
samuel Walls. We therefore command you,
AS You have been heretofore commanded that
You summon Samuel Walls so that he be and
appear bef,re tn. lu ges of our said court, at
the next rern thereof. to he held at lining.
ton, on Monday, the 18th day Of September
next to answer the allegation. OF the said
petitions, AMI also to show cause. # any he
las, whv decree Of the aid court should not
he made dissOlvlng the marriage existing be.
tween I'm ana the said i,ettioner. according
to the Act of Assembly IN such case made and
provided. and ais" TO do and cave what the
said court shall then and there consider con.
cernjng him in thar behalf, as the court shall
seem meet and con istant with the PROVISIONS
of the said Act Of assembly. And have yOU
then there this writ
Witness. the Hon joseph =. Comegss &. Esq,
at Wilmington, the Twenty third uay ui .,iay :,
A d., Eighteen Iul drtd and Eighty-three
GEO. A. MAXWEr l..
Issued, June 10, 1853. Prothonotary.
The above is true copy of Ais. Sunni on.
No. u, September term, 1888. Mary Walls
VS.. Samuel Walls, libel for divorce.
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
June IA, 1883. iel+-lStd
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
A Saturday Night Blaze.

Shortly after T. O'Clock last Saturday
night an alarm of fire was sounded
from box % at Second and Shipley
streets, TO which the whole department
responded. The alarm was caused by
the goods in the window OF Mrs. II. j..
Schofula's trimming store, No. III
West Second street, catching fire from
a gas let. I, seems that little girl in
attempting to extingnsh the light acci-
dentally pushed lace curtain against
the flame, which instantly communlcat-
ed with the other goods in the window.
A gentleman who was passing ran in
and finding it impossible 10 extingnish
the flames tore the goods down and
threw them in the street. 1t was at
first thought that a serious fire was
threatened, and A. r. Christy, who has
q segar store at Second and Shipley
streets, W here the key of the box is kept,
was induced to strike the alarm, which
under the circumstances he was jns'i-
fled in doing.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Conversation BetW cen u Traveller
and Ciitzen ON s. Bangs"

Traveler-Young man, can you tel
me what originated the fashion among
young women here OF having their hlir
to come down so near their eyes, max
ing them appear as though they had n'
forehead?
Citizen--You mean, | suppose, the
fashion of having as much Of he hair
combed front as possible and cut square
across the face just above the eyes,
which is called banging. " Indeed
| don't know how it originated, hut
when once a thing is started and said ia
be fashionable, it IL followed by many
who would like to be thought fashion.
able young ladies'. For they say one
might as well he ont Of the world as
ont of the fashion. Why, sir,dont you
think it ia sensible and becoming?
Traveer-Well, I'll tell You what il
reminds me of. have Travelled North.
west on the Pacific coast 1000, "r 900
miles North of San Francisco, among
the mountains as wellas on The coast,
among the Indians. found the fashion
of i" banging" the hair was fashionable
among them, with men, as well, as
women, both young and old. There is a
good reason for their hanging their hair
they never wear hats, caps, or bnnnetS
All the covering they have 10 their
heads in Winter or Summer is their
hair, which is course, and monStrouS
thick. 1t seems that nature has pro-
vided them with a sufficient covering
of the heads without latters or bonnet
makers. And Of course, aS the head
needs protection from the dicert rays OF
Of the sun in Summer, and from the
cold in winter, their thick bnshy heads
of hair supplies the place Of hats or
bonnets Therefore, there is some rea-
son and sense in their covering mp their
fDreheads with their hair and banging
it Just about as the would-be-tashion-
able ladies' do.
Citizen-It must have been copied
from the Northwestern Indians ; it may
not be so bad for those who have TO 60
bare-hcaded in the sun, but it certain
ly detracts much from the beauty Ofthe
face, by hiding the part of the face and
head that most distinguishes the hui
man from the inferior animals.
Most young men think as You do
about it, and say, i'll the absence
of Young ladies, that it is really ridicH-
lOus
Some have gone so far as to say
they would not marry one who
persists in banging after knowing
that most sensible people condemn it. y
NJ. ID
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
seventy Years Old.

Last Saturday Thomas NJ. Ogle arriv-
ed at the seventeen mile stone on life's
journey, and thought little of the mat
ter, except the fact that although he had
lived the allotted three score and ten
years, he was still in possession of all
his faculties and enjoying excellent
health. He was, however, surprised by
reminder of the event by the present
of beautiful and valuable gold headed
cane, from his friend Peter J Ford. The
following is neatly inscribed on the
head of the cane" Presented to Thomas
NJ. Ogle on his 10Th birthday by
Peter J. Ford" The gift was entirely
unexpected, and is priced very highly
by the recipient.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
ONLY ON Il.

Somewhere, cannot tel where, |
have heard of case like this A deacon
was speaking to visitor about his
pastors want of success. No doubt he
had often reminded bis pastor of the
game with much coincidence. swell, y
said the visitor, what is the proof?'
"Proof? Why, last year only one per
son Joined the church !" "Sir, who
was that one ?" "I don't know You
must know what was his name. He
looks into the church-book, and finds
the name of the man who was the only
one added to the church is "Robert
Moff'at." Then said the other, "Sir
when you added that man to yonI
church you added generation upon gen.
erations; and yet you have been making
your PASTORS life bitter by the dismal
toll of that statistical complaint, only
one. Do you know what they once
rang the bells of heaven for" 1t was
over the conversion of one sinner-only
one and it was there reckoned to bt
such a great success that it made JOY
in the presence of the angels.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
PENINSULA PICKlNGS.
What she People are Doing ArOuAd
about Us.

What she People are Doing ArOusd
ahOut Us.
The Breakwater Light is offering
81 ,O5 for Trade dollars.
The Dover banks ana merchants did
not shut off the trade dollar.
The stone for the new iron bridge al
Smyrna Landing has arrived, and tht
work thereon will soon be commenced
Dr. H. Ridgely, of Dover, has beer
shipping peaches for week. They are
the early Alexander variety.
The fish oil factory of Lewes il
running on full time. Fish are said tt
be very plenty, especially Oft Rehoboth'
The yield Of wheat in Kent County is
from thirty to forty bushels an acre, ,and
the farmers are satisfied.
The growing corn in the vincity Of
Middletown looks remarkably WE'LL
Some of 1t Is almost ready to show its
tassel.
DR.. Henry r. Chamberlaine, who was
for time engaged in the drug business
at Middletown, about five years ago
died at Cisco, Texas, on July lst.
The Dover base hall club has been
permanently organized with H. A.
Richardson as captain. They have
ordered uniforms.
Snp't Williams and Assistant Super
intendent Carpenter came near being
drowned few days ago near Lewes
while fishing.
Seaf0rd has the champion eater of the
State. He celebrated the Fourth by
eating two chickens and large
quantity of pork and beef.
The Delaware Democrat says; " Per
haps the Legislature may find Hallett
during its rambles." They have their
re. union next week.
Burglars have arrived at Dover, and
one night last week attempted to enter
the clothing store of Joseph Levy, but
were frightened away.
Freighting on the Delaware Railroad
IL very heavy at this time. Extra
freight trains are being run to meet the
demand.
T. X. Cochran has one peach orchard
near MildletOwn that makes a splendid
showing for an abundant crop of fine
fruit.
The Western Unicn Telegraph Com.
pany is putting up new poles along the
Delaware Railroad, and " II put up two
additional wires, one for the use Of the
Railroad Company.
Geo V. Massey, Esq of Dover, has been
appointed a member Of the Council OF
Administration of the National En-
rampment q. A. II. for Delaware,
which meets at Denver, Colorado, on
the 23l inst.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
A REPItOOF.

A clergyman was recently annoyed
by people talking and giggling. He
paused, looked at the disturbers and
said " am always afraid to expose
those who misbehave, for this reason
Some years since as was preaching Il
young man who sat before me was con-
stantly making uncouth grimaces. |
paused and administered severe re-
Duke. After the close of the service a
gentleman said tome Sir, you have
made a great mistake. That young
man whom you reproved is an idiot.
Since then have always been afraid
to reprove those who misbehave them.
selves in church. lest should repeat the
mistake and reprove another idiot. y
During the rest of the service, at least,
there was good order.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Break Downs

A dray owned by Il. 5. Smith, the
carter, broke down on French street OH
Saturday and was taken to the shop for
repairs.
On Saturday afternoon one of H. A.
Browns coal wagons, loaded with lime,
turned one of the hind wheel inside out
and let the wagon down in the street.
Beyond the b eaking Of the wheel no
DAMAGE WAS done.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
SHERIFF,S SALES,


lSHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
rs writ Of Levari Facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to Public Sale. at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY.
THE 2lsT DAY OFJCLY, 1883,
At 2 o'clock, p. m., the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land and three-tory
| brick dwelling thereon. situate in the city Of
Wilmington, bounded and described as fol-,
,ws. that 1s to say: jeginninS mt the south
"r!y side Of Third stree. between King and
French streets at the distance Of Is feet east
eriy from the centre OF the ga bile wall feI mer-
ly of Daniel huily and at the edsterly side OF
an alley (running s0utherly - fl. from Third
street) dividing this house from that Of An
thOny W. Willis adjoining on the west thence
sOutherly along said side of said alley TO
cOr-er Uf other land OF said Willis on the
south, thence easterly along a line Of said
land to co Olner Of other land of John Il .
Gilpin and the estate Of Vine mt ). GilpiI,
deceased, adjoining on the east thence nOltL
erly along line dividing this from the laet
mentioned land to the said southerly sde IT
Third street. and thence thereby .ly 10.
the place OF beginning, be the cOiiu - what
they may with the free use Of said :, ~ ), etc.
Book 7, volume 0. page 800, etc.
Seized and taken in execution p .'i', Drop
rrty of Hannah Z. Carter. and to ii )y
JAMES MAEiI.>. : nerit.
SHERIFP's OFFICE, Wilmington, July 3,
1883
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Theatrical.

The Madison square theatres travel
ing season will begin early in Sep,em.
ber, when eight first class companies
will play Esmera'da;" like number
will present Young Mrs. Winthrop"
One company will play Hazel Kirke,
and one the l;ajah." -Four of thu
companies are booked for the Opera
House in this city during the winter.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
RAthinr Place.

A correspondent writes that he visit,
ed Atlantic city on the 18th inst, and
bathed at Alf. Wilson's Empire bath
houses, and found new blue flannel
suits, and everything in tirst-class con-
dition. He sug uggests that Wilmington.
ians should all call there and avail
themselves of the advantages offered.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Moonlight,

The Young Mems Association Of ST..
pau's NJ. f. church will give moon
light excursion, on the Gamer s. M.
Felton, Tuesday evening, July 18th,
down the river. The Weccacoe Legion
Band, of Philadelphia, has been en-
gagged for the occasion. The boat will
leave French street wharf at 7.45
o'clock. Tickets only 80 cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

You can't have everything you want
in this world. Life is like blanket
that is too short-if you pull it over
your shoulders you uncover your feet,
and if you cover your feet your shoul.
ders must be bare. However, some
people manage to draw their feet up a
little and 81 pass comfortable night.
If divine love ever seems partial, it
is when it redeems with no many yearn-
ings the life of one who has shamefully
slighted it.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
Corrected June 4, 1883.
LlhJNS LEAVE WIt,M IN(flvlN FOR


PBILA.-2. 10@-2.23~ - $50 $40 7.OO-7.tt
--S lOt-S lb--9 OO-p. .39p. j!-, 70 20--l0. .O-ll 81
a. m - l2Odt IN :-l2 l6-l2.3 3S-1 .64-2.at-
4.OO-5F*-53Ot-a.6t- -6.3ot--- 30A-9.65'
New YORK 2.O0*-223*-s.3,, .3,,-S5s- 1l.5s
1.54-5.l7*-5.3s"-7.26s pm.
BALTJMoRE-l.O5*-l.42 .42*-4. 4.51t-s.15*-9ls
a. m.-l227-l.0O l.0O-l.O8-5 500 -8.W o.b' -
l.O4* p. III.
.42*-4.5l*--s.O .O5s--9.17a q. n
--lOO--l .O8--50O-6.57--li.O4 .O4* p. In.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE sTATIONt.
l.O5*--9.l7a. n. -. .00--5 .00-6.OO y. IN.
Trains running both daily and sunday.
Trains running only on SUNDAY.
DELAWARE X R.-6.0*-9.lU u. IN = l.05--
3.OO*-4 .U'--6.25t p. nj. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only.
For Harrington and intern sdiate sta.
tons.
WILMINGTON X NORTHERN KAlLROAD--7.%
a. M II 2U--5. 12-6.l5 nj.
DELAWARE W EsTERN 7.06-l0.30
a. IN ;--5.30p. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
FROM
PHILApELpHrA--l2.45+ 45+-l .OOs--l .32*--4.4,#
45--8 -9.l2--lO. lUt-ll.s5 I'm. 25
-l25O--J .O---" "n+--3 So . 90 4.?r-45h--h.9e
AS. -7.35t-7.5O--9.5 -l0.3S'--l0.tSS
NEW YoRK--l. .s2#--4.4 4.47s-s.O2* Y.l2* H.
In --l2.5O-l. .O7--4.56--8 48A--lO6s* p. IN.
BALTIMoRE-l.5 80. l3*--9. 9.34-9.64-ll.AS
IN m:--l2.30-l.5l.-5 5.ll*-530k-7.Nk--8.49A p
WAsHINsToN-l.5l*-- l3*--l1.43 q. M =
l2,30-l.bl-5.l ll*--6. .3O*-7.Nf p. IN.
Both daily and sunday.
On SUNDAY only.
della WARE kAILROAD-8.50--9.50A- 50A-lOl5 g.
H. ~ 10 5.Ob*--6.5O p. m. No Sunday trains
From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON Il NORTHERN RAILROAD-6.AS
S.3S--l1.4O a. IN; Gas p. III.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD 500 am.
-2.l5p. III.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHlLADELPHIA-BR
STREET STATION
123Os-3.55*- 8 30. -1.20t-s. .0O-s2l"-s35f-
l0.l6-ll SOL. 50 a. m.:-l2.26-1.05t-l.3
3.OI-3. l6+ OF 25-5. 5.O5-5.2u-5.55-6 6.D5t -
1853 3O*--9.3O-l0 0O'-ll.32 p. m.
NEW 9.35-lO.n2-ll.46 a. M:
i. 40-6.35 p III.
Daily and sunday.
TN Sunday only.
A train will leave Wilmington for Newark.
and way stations, Sundays excepted, at 7.4s
a. IN. Returning. leave Newark at 1925 m.,
for Wilmington and way s'ations
AS-Thp black figures denote the
Limited Express TraAns-N
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
c,.,.o.v Store Closeh

Sheriff Martin closed the grocery
store of Joseph Lloyd, at Fifth and
King streets, last Saturday evening. 1t
is said that Mr.. Lloyd is III arrears
with his rent, and that this action was
taken on a landlord warrant, sworn
out by Julius Krauspe, the owner of the
premises,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
THE ROSE IN rHE GARDEN.

In the garden grew rOse.hush.
And Ii bore one single hOwer,
That through summer rain and sunahin
Fatrer grew from hour to hour,
Tall 1t was b pe. feet flower.
Two youths by the garden wande. ed,
Ssw the rOse and vniRly sighed,
Each to wear t in his BOSOM
White rose, sweet as sweet BRIDE
but. alas both vainly signed.
Then said one, with angry sc0rning,
1T would never do for me;
'Tis not white, nor sweet. nor pc feet;
Quite u com lmOn rVso, l see
II would never do for me"
MAY" the other said, "0f roses
Ihis rOse Ia the very best;
Whitest, pu est, sweetest, rarest-
He who wins II wi. be Dies
Oh, to wear 1t IN my breast!
And he fingered near the garden
TIL he heard whisper sweet
Enter"-and the rose Of roses
Bent his iOvin. hand TO meet
Made Eie life forever sweet!
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Don't You Forget 1t!

We defy competition on Our cigars,
making special on three and five cent
cigars, both in price and quality also.
DO not follow but lead, leaving the
trade to be the Judge. e.Stop at 105 K. End
street, and be convinced.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

NHERIF"'S SALE-"Y N!"TI'E OF A
- writ of Venditioni Expenasto me direct
ed, will be expos ID 20 P.Dl.c Su. At the Court
House on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the cit, Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2lsT ia. OF JULv. 1893,
At 2 O'Clock, p. m., the following described
real estate, viz:
All that lot, piece or parcel of Ia d, with q
three story brick dwelling. Dkery and other
buildings thereon erected .situateH in the city
of Whining on and state ot i'e ware bound
ed and described as follows, tu wit: Begin
ming ut a corner fU:med ly tAc westerly side
Gilpin avenue; thence liOn. Il lyin avenue
westerly 100 feet to II corner: r. nee n0rtherly
parallel with Lincoln stree: SO eet to another
corner; theme" caste ly parallel with Gilpin
avenue 100 feet to the aforesaid sie of Lin
coin st.. and thence along the same souther-
ly 80 feet to the place Of beginning being his
es ate as tenant by the courtes,, thereon.
Seized and taken in execution ~ The prop
erty of Robert Ia Tor, and 10 be SOLD by
JAMES MARTIN. Sheriff
SHERIpF's OFFICE, Wilmington, Delaware,
July 8, 1883.
CtHERIFF'S SALt-BY VIRTUE OLA
~ VIII VI teuultlOnl EHpoIis 10 !'te ulTeCJ-
ed will be exposed 10 Public Sa,e,a' The Court
House, on Market street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city ofNWilmingt0n,
New Castle Coanty. Del,
ON SATURDAY.
THE 2lsT DAY OFJULl. 1883,
At 2 o'clock, p. m., the following described
real estate. viz:
All that lot or parcel of land. situate in the
city Of Wilmington New Castle County and
state OF Delaware. bounded and described as
follows. to wit: Beginning at point on the
westerly side Of Chanberlin street and 45 H..
northerly from the nOrtherly side of Thir-
teenth street. thence nurtheriy by said side of
ha mberiin street 70 fact to a corner; thence
westerly parallel with Thirteenth street 80 II.
to Ii corner. thence sOutherly parallel with
Jefferson street 25 feet to corner, thence
essterly parallel with Thirteenth street 60
feet 10 the place of begil ming be the contents
what they may.
Seind and t'ken in execution az the prop
erty of william A. Peirce. deceased (Jac0D
Peirce, administrator of William
H. Peirce, deceased), and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, 81 erif.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Wilmington. July 3rd,
iRa9
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
l,lORlnw ont sal q.

This being my last week at 1OS and
40 Market street, am offering my EN-
tire ock at COS. prices. Great bargains
in cigars, wines and liquors.
CHAS. j. H. BECKETT,
1OS and no Market street
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Sudden Death ofa child.

Early Saturday morning three
months old colored child died quite sud
denly at its parents residence, Front and
Union streets. Coroner Smith was no.
titled and investigated the case in the
afternoon, when he gave a certificate of
death from natural causes.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
RELIGIOUS.
THE GROUND OF PEACE.

NV peace with God depends on his
satisfaction in Christ. II God did not
ret in him and his work for INT,
could not rest in God. If Gods de-
mand in righteousness against me had
not been answered, could have had
no warrant for talking of reconciliation
or taking my place In peace before Cod,
| was Gods debtOr-debtor to die un-
der the enaly he had righteously put
upOn sin. Christ acted ~ my surely
with him. He understood my cause a|
a sinner. II God had not been satisfied
az to my responsibilities to him, |
should still be at distance from him
he would still have question with me,
and ag linst me-
Therefore I ask, has God been salts.
fed with what Christ has done for me !!
| answer, he has for he has let Inc
know this by the most wondrous, glor-
ious, magnificent testimonies that can
be conceived. He has published his
satisfaction in the cross Of Christ, the
rurler of sins, by the mouth OF the
most unimpeachable witnesses that
were ever heard n court where justice
or righteousness presided to try mat
ter. He tells me that all his demands
against me as sinner are fully, right
eOusly discharged.
The rent vail declares it. The empty
sepulchre declares il. The ascension of
Christ declares it. The presence OF the
Holy Ghost here (gift as he IS, and
fruit of the gloritication of our Surety
declares il.
Were ever such august testimonies
delivered on the deha ing ola cause
Were witnesses of higher dignity or OF
such interchangeable credit, ever
brought forward to give in their deposi.
tions? We're depOsitions ever rendered
in such convincing style?
The sequel is well weighed. Peace
with God is our condition, a condition
settled by God himself. For we plead
the cross of Christ as our little to peace.
God himself having declared that He
aud all his dt mands against us are sat
istied in and by that cross, God rests
in Christ, and SO do we.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

EnR SALE.-AN Exec .LENTLY Ln-
Gated an,i constructed l!rrOom man,
lot 4Axi24, ia central part Ofcity,on en- ~
,s The owner has moved and is deter.
Ia.i IN sell. HEALD 4 CO.
0' iy7-twfs.4t
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

NOTICE-3OO SHAKES OF NEW STOCK
~ have Just been Issued by the Mechanics
Loan Asa0ciati0n. Tho Investment is paying
over per cent. per annum. Persons owning
this stock and Wishing tO withdraw at any
time, can Dc SO AMI will receive at the rate O.
eper cent. on the same. Anyone desirOus O.
securing stock can do so by calling on W. J
MORROW. Secretary, All French st. aol9t
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
That Old Picture.

Take that old picture TO Sutterley 4
Co., 3O2 Market street, and have it cop
led before it fades all out. Gallery
open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

OR SALE-A FINE BAY MAKE, (NA..
poleon stOck), years old. fearless OF
thing. tine road mare; safe ior lady u
Va Address JOHN A. WILSON,
t.at Front and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

TOE ECREAM-MK>. =. TAtiGART HAS
i opened an ice "ream garden at her resi-
dence, on the Philadelphia Pike. adjoining
Riverview cemetery. This Will make de
ligbtful ride or walk from the city. Every
thing in tirst-class order and the best crea IN
served. lel3-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

Snn SAl,E-THE STOCK AND LEASE
nf grocery store doing Il good business,
Ahe line Of the new Baltimore Railroad, in
city, Reason for selling: other business
ress I M. this Otiice. Iyl2-3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
nd TJIECJ 5Ss North Fourth . 1

$3.50 ;;; J; 81; Is;
Fifth and King streets: John A,
Ewing, Ninth and Madison sts.
or send postal card to factory, corner Union
street and Gilpin avenue.
Ie27-1ms JAMES l.. MCKINNEY.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

AoR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES
of A tirst class grocery store, cen rally
A,ed and doing cash business. Address,
NJ y This ONCE, lull-3t.t
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

kIR SALE-A FIVE HORSE POWER
snvine and boiler in running order, viii
old cheap for want OF use. Apply at tho
buBLlCAN Offico.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

NOR RENT-HOUSE. NO. 817 WASH
ingtOn street. ID. h. GARRETT.
Sl2.tf Dentist
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

kOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING
:. W. corner Church ana layer ilEyaa
lets, good business already esdaDi,snsu %
1 store No. 2 West 9th street. ru,nc,
RRCE No, o West 7tb street. jul4-St
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

NYOTICE - WE WANT IT UNDER
~ stood that we will not pay any bills
except by those In the family SO contracted
without . written order !rom orc. W. FER
NON l. SONS