davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-26

Best Varlettes and LOVVesE FF1Ces a6 An. drew GOOdman's, ss Crown Street. Gallon cans Vermont Maple Syrup $1.35. s Quart bottles Maple Syrup 36c. Ei f lb cans Pure Strained Honey 6ec. Fl 2 Ib cans Pure Strained Honey 45c. 1b bottles Pure Strained Honey 2Sc Best New Orleans Melasses 700 per gal Best New Porto Rico Mo1asses 65c per gal. Best Golden Drip Syrup 58c per gal. 10 ID pail Genuine Shaker Apple Sauce soc. 1b pail Genuine Shaker Apple Sauce 50c.
 8 ID can Peaches, per 1Oc Fine Marrowfat Peas, Fer can 10c.
 Fine Sweet Corn, per can 10c. Fine String Beans, per 10c.
 1b can Tomatoes, per can Sc, 8 for 25c.
 Fine Blackberries, per can 10c. Fine Cherries, per can 12c.
 Fine Strawberr per can 12c.
 Best Lima Beans, per can 12c. Winslow Jones Succotash, per can 14c.
 Bahama Brand Pine Apple, per can 17c. lb can Best Table Peach, per 18c. Best Early June Peas, 12c. Fine Bluebsrries, per can 10c
 Fine Bartlett Pears, per can 16c.
 Boston Baked Beans, per 18c.
 Golden Pumpkin, per can 12c.
 Best canned Lobster 14c
 Spiced Lamb Tongues FOG per dog. Boiled Ham 36c per pound Fresh NeufchateI Cheese 5c each. Efce Butter 22c per pound A lbs for $1. Fine Butter 2Sc per pound, 3% lbs for $1. -.-f Best Creamery Butter 35c per lb. Durham Creamery Butter in lb rolls received every
 week.
 Genuine Rye and Rock 65c per bottle. Fine Old Grape Wine 75c per bottle.
 Robt. Smith Philadelphia Porter $1 .6S per doz
 We have great many other bargains too numerous to mention, space not permitting. Please pay us visit.
 ANDREW GOODMAN, No. ss Drown ss.. Bet Church and Temple sts, Goodman's Building
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-26

BROWNS IRON BITTERs does not contain whiskey or alcohol, and will not blacken the teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It will cure dyspepsia, indi- gestion, heartburn, sleep lessness, dizziness, nervous debility, weakness, &c.
 Use only Browns Iron Bitters made by Brown Chemical Co.,, Baltimore. Crossed red lines and trademark on wrapper.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-26
Fire Insurance,

All inSurabIe property taken as the lowest rates in sound companies against lightning S we'll as nre
 A. E. Dudley & Son, uAso SSs Chapel street,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-26

The whisky men are actively at work to ind some way ont of their difficulties. The latest scheme is to send their bonded whisky to Canada in order to avoid paying the inter
 nal revenue taxes due thereon Canadian
 law forbids the importation of spirits in less
 than one hundred gallon packages, while
 American whisky is all put up in forty-gallon
 barrels. Several heavy dealers have asked
 the Treasury officials to notify the Canadian
 authorities that if they change their rules in
 order to admit forty gallon packages it will not be construed as breach of international courtesy. These men grayely assert that by the Canadian governments doing all in it's power to help whisky eyade payment of tax es large amount of money would not have to be paid to foreign vessels. The Grand Trunk railroad has representative in Wash ington urging this scheme, which will benefit that corporation's freight business. Com missioner Raum has written this gentleman that if the Canadian government will modify its regulations he would not look upon such action as offensive, but, on the contrary, be glad to have it done. Acting Secretary French takes very different view of the matter and does not see any propriety in the scheme
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-26
PricesThree Cents.
TheSecret

of the universal success of Browns Iron Bitters is sim ply this: It is the best Iron preparation ever made; is compounded on thoroughly scientific, chemical and medicinal principles, and does just what is claimed for it-no more and no less.
 By thorough and rapid assimilation with the blood, it reaches every part of the system, healing, purifying and strengthening. Com mencing at the foundation itbuilds up andrestores lost health-in no other way can lasting benefit be obtained.
 7cDearborn Ave- Chicago, Nov. 7.
 have been great sufferer from
 avery weak stomach, heartburn, and
 dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
 everything ate gave me distress,
 and I could eat but little. have
 tried ythingrecommended, have
 taken the prescriptions of a dozen
 physicians, but got no relief until
 took Browns Iron Bitters. I feel
 none of the old troubles, and am
 new man. I am getting much
 stronger, and feel frst-rate. I am
 a railroad engineer, and now make
 my trips regularly. can not say
 too much in praise of your wonder
 full medicine. D. C. MACK.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-26

An ingenious plan for disfranchising col. pred voters has been devised by North Caro- ilna Democrats The legislature passed an act which requires the legal voters in the city Of Wilmington, before they can be allowed to deposit their votes at an election held Tn the city, to state on oath the number of the lot or part of lot on which they live. and also the number of the block on which the lot is situated. A plan of the city lots is deposited in the City Hall, and, by leave of the officials, may be seen by citi- zens But such an Inspection would do the ordinary coiored man no good The Repub- hcan majority in the city is composed, to a considerable extent, of colored men. Hence this trap to catch the ignorant. Apart from the plan, voters conld do little to identify their surroundings, because the lots or blocks in Wilmington are not numbered go that a person can determine fer himself what his number is.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

Twenty.ihrse Men KiIied-Cause
sfshs Explosion Unknown.
San FRANCISCO, j al

BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. "a.
Several terrific EXPLOSIONS took place
yesterday afternoon, at West Berkely
Station, near this city. The mixing
house and six packing houses OF the
Giant Powder Works at Point Clement
were destroyed. A large magazine,
containing 200 tona, was saved. AT
first it was thought that about fifty per-
sons had lost their lives, but the num-
Der OF Chinese killed Is not 70 great as
first reported.
A Bsrkely despatch says:
All the houses in q raGius Of half a
mile are completely shattered. The
doors and windows OF the dwellings, CT
the employees on the opposite side of the
Hill are blown in, and most Of the Oc-
cupsnts were thrown down to the floor.
Sheds and barns were laid fiat. The
buildings OF the Judson works, on tue
hillside, where blasting powder WAS
man ufactur6d were thrown over, and
" i'll probably have to be rebuilt.
The cause Of the first explosion In the
IN King house is yet unknown. The
other explosions followed in the space
Of two minutes. All the buildings
b'own up we're on he bay side q! the
hill, but the fires crept rapidly around.
Yesterday was the first Sunday In many
IL oAths when tho works were running
full blast, and orders tor seventy tons
we're loaded on schooners at the wharf.
A driver, With team and load of pow
der on the wharf, Jumped into the water
when the first explosion WAS heard, ami
escaped ust az his wagon load explo-
ded. The wharf took fire and burned
rapidly. Hospitals were improvised in
tho unchanged houses, and the wound.
cd were cared for. Physicians came
out from Oakland and other towns.
This is the uost disastrous explosion
that has ever occurred in these works
The total loss by reason of the expl1-
sion will reach not less than 500, 900,
tho giant powder works sustaining q
dam age to the amount Of 100000, and
the acid works of Judson Il Co. of
50, 900. The frst explosion occurred at 4
o clock in the packing house in which
about 900 pounds of powder were
stored.
1t 10 not known whether any one was
killed by the fret explosion or not. AS
soon AZ the tXplOslDn III INC packing
house occurred, a number Of Cinnamon
Employed IN The other departments fled
for their lives, and Tad reached an open
space " hen the explosion in the mixing
house took place, killing most Of them
in SLeir tracks, In about minute
another explosion occurred In one Of
the smaller houses, followed immedi-
attly by four h explosion, which
don brless killed the surviving EN-
plo?ees.
After each explosion the woodwork
Of the building took fire aud burned
steadily for several hours. Efforts to
prevent the flames from reaching the
main magazine, containing an immense
amount of powder, were happily sue
cessful. The consequences would have
been most frightfnl bad the large maya
zine exploded. as one Of the superin-
tendenis stated that there was enough
powder stored there to have destroyed
every living thing on Tho peni nsula.
The cause Of the first eXplosi re-.
mains mystery.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23
RnOslDHa RlOck al q.

DENVER, Col, Jan. 2l.-Thursda
evening AL engine on the A tlantic ant
Pacific Railroad, while making an Of
fort TO force the blockade Of snow be
tween CooIedg. and Fort Wlngate
jumped the track
A second engine came to the rescue
and two more engines were telegrapbed
for from Coolidge. These started tUi
the scene OF the accident at full speed
in binding snow. Nothing could he
seer ahead. Suddenly there was IA tire.
mendous crash, and four sixty. ton tn
gines were piled ~ and wrecked on the
road bed. Charles Lakin, engineer of
No. g. and bis fireman were seriously
bruised and several others were slightly
injured.
Friday ore man working ca the
Wreck became exhausted from fatigue
and cold. Coolidge was again asked
for assistance and two more eng mes
with way car loaded with workmen
started for the scene. The snow was
binding ard the wind blew territically
and the rcscuing train crashed in o the
wreck of the other four engines. Both
engine ard way car were completely
wrecked.
The storm was the worst known tOr
Yeas. Dagger ligi ts were completely
covered up ard the irteree cold made
IL impossible tor Al MI men 70 10 cut
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

In the United STATES Senate yesterday
Mr.. Logan, from the Judiciary Con-
mittee, reported favorably the bill for
the regulation of Telegraph and Cable
companies.
MI. Plumb, from the Public Land.
Committee, reported a bill to prevent
the unlawful occupation of the public
lands.
Mr.. Morrill, called up a resolution of
fsred by him last week providing Tor
evening sessions to consider The Tariff
bill
After much debate, Mr.. Hale offered
a resolution, which will come up to-day,
providing that each day, at the end OF
the regular morning business, the Sen
ate shall proceed to the consideration OF
the Tariff hill, and continue until 8 O..
clock. The Tariff bill was then taken
up. Pending its consideration, the
Senate adjourned.
In the House, n bill was introduced
by Mr.. R1socrans, Of California, To
give copyrights, under certain condi-
tons. to the writers of journalistic art,
and one by Mr.. Hardy, OF New York,
go impose du;ios on imports and 10 re-
duce taxation" This is t 6 Tariff bill
OF the Now York Industrial LEAGUE.
Mr.. Csswell, of Wisconsin, inroduc-
ell joint resolution approNriat'Dg
5000 600 t. continue the work in the
Census Bureau, which "as passed..
Mr. Joyce,of Vermont, from the Com.
mit'ee on Pensions, reported n bill pldc-
ing the heirs of colored soldiers on the
ia, i,, r,rl m ia N
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23
WANTED.

na $. f.sDsi 4oo a" : -, T raoa
commodations Also table board. jl2lns
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

The Phi adelphia Ledger quotes At
follows The local mUu' market closed
the week easy and with !oanDbic capita
in abuLdanJ supply In fact money is
abundant, and seems to br nccumnlh.
ting at ali the sea board cities. l. thu
GIty call loana are quoted at 4a5 yer
cent, and good commercial paper ~ 8 q
per cent. In New York the rates Tor
borrowers are alsO reported Easy with
commercial paper in fair supply, and a
good inquiry for it from city and
interior banKs. The prevailing quota
tions thero are 80 to 80 days, endorsed
Wills receivable at 5I5a5H per cent,
four months acceptances 5AaG per
cent, aud good single names four tosix
mont hs to run at 6a619 per cent. Satur.
day in New York call money opened at
I per cent. and closed at 3 per cent
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23
NJ TWO LOVES.

Enshrined my Utmost soul, within,
Two loves of purest birth are mine,
That through tn Erebian gloom Of sin
And worldly strife aye brightly shine,
Ere from my youth the veil was torn
That hid llfes CHASTITY nockery,
felt the quenchless passion burn,
And Worshiped foudly, ardently.
Nor aught In stcrnor after days,
Through many strange and varied scene
Not ceusors blame, nor hatt'rers praise,
Could me from my allegiance woan:
Could dim that splendrous glory glow
like suu.glint on trOpic stand)
OF love. that change shall never know,
Ofllbsrty and native land.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23
OTItKb

NDTItF-THE LISTS OF THECOuN
y tv Assessors for the Nothern and South
crn Districts of Wilmington can be found n
the following places:
Iiflh ward--At Lafayette Hotel, Ninth ant
Shiplcy streets.
Sixth wari-At store of Samuel Chadwick
Fourteenth and French streets.
seventh vard-At drug store Of w. g. Il
toIuuhoun, corner Of Delaware ave. and Du
pOnt street.
Eighth wnrd-At barber shop of Joseph A
NJ Larowe, northwest corner Of Ninth anC
Lombard streets.
Ninth Ward-At grocery store of Levitt
Bullock, Nandcyer ave. and Market street
FRS, ward-L. II. Bertolette, ESQ, 30
Shiplcy street.
second wnrd-W. II. Baroford, Third stree
bridge.
Third wnrd-Harry Witsil, Maryland ave
and Madison street.
Fourth Ward John Calhoun, 40 Spruce It
Tenth ward-licn.on +. Lannan, NOS West
Front street
Eleventh ward Robert toitinyham, Mary
land avrnuc and Liberty street.
The Assessors will sit AZ the city Hal OF
January -. 80 and 81, ana February and
Tor the purpose Of making transfers and cor
rortipns and placing upon the lists any nam,
that may have been omitted,
FRANCIS u. TALLEY.
Assessor Northern District.
HENSON Il. LAN&AN,
ilT-Ds Assessor southern district.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23
jackson y ttrthp Q.

The Boston Post prints a letter written
by Andrew jackson, January II, 1887,
in winch he said 81 with pleasure
comply with your request and enclose
you my autograph, and Inform you that
was boru in the Waxsaw, south
Carolina, On the 18Th OF March, 1861"
The letter has been called out row by
Gov Buffers assertion that J.ck.ou
vas born in Ireland some of the hooks
say he was born IN North Carolina.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23
Person al.
Mr.. Jonathan Harmar,

Mr.. Jonathan Harmar, formerly OF
this city, bnt now OF Kansas, where
he is engaged In the cattle bushes, has
been visiting relatives and friends in
Wilmington. He left for Kansas last
Saturday.
Mr.. Cook of the firm Of Cook &
Pierce, Real Estate agents, has returned
home from a prospecting tour IN New
Mexico. He is looking somewhat
brown.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

TnE@wUAN or FEBRUARY, 1888.

At o'clock. =. IN. the following described
real estate. w:
All that plantation or tr.cI uilaul ,itWatoi
IN Now Castle Hundred. New Castle CuuulN
and state of Delaware. bUNldcl by lands Ut
JruW. ah Lcwdcu. lands iIlr Of Levi. Ash
tom. ,nds late Of David W. Commit gUl
lHud. formerly OF Thomas tounh rputlIiu-
aNoHt two hundred acres OF iaUd,mu'a ,r less.
with u twO.StoN iiHm' house. iram, barn l.M
Otu'" u''lhutlliUg> thereon erected.
~rlrl and taken in execution u, the prr.
perry ur .iamr- \. miller. deceased. i'ltr.rk
l1oilIy Etopu0r Of James \. Miller. deceit 4
aud t. t. aud to hc sold by
JAMES NJ iRpIN. sheriff
SHEmFF.S OFFICE, Wilmington January
IL, 1888. IT,,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23
vg-Rl '>TLE> SALEOF REAL ESTATE.

In 'hnnccry. New Castle County, lsy viz
tue ul decree OF the court VI 'hanccry. ia
ana for New Castle County, made at the
February Term. A. u, So Of said Court.
WIN he exposed to iuhur sale at the Court
House. IN the n,ll ot Wilmington. ON
SATURDAY, tEhki AIRY 10, 1853,
At go'.urk, /, m.
The following dr-CuDct real estate hciu9
the properly OF Bernard Mccain. drrcu ,cd
to wit: All that certain lot Of iand IN lh,
CITY Of " ilmjUGiUu Hud state Of Delaware.
with two dwelling Nou,r- Nos. bi2 and Ga.
thereon erected, situated uu the caStcTIy side
of 'ratuull street, between sixth and seventh
streets, having "A front ut 81 II. ON IHinnlI st.,
and extending that width "HSterly and par
allcl with SIXTH street, about IO,, feet. to
land late OF " IliHm EmpsUn. Said dwelling
houses with H. lots on which they are erect
ed, will be solu separately. Attendance will
be given and terms made known at the time
and place aforesaid by
BENJAMIN NlELDS, Trustee.
Attest: J. NJ. HousMAN, Reg. &. &. l23ts
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23
WANTED.

kvANTEil-A LAD AS AN All.hEN'
tice TO the printing business. Mlsthc
but IL years Of age and have u TAR eauch.
ID. Applications must 10 made by lctter
Handwriting Of applicant. rms u Hooi
p busincss. Apply toTHEJAMlS& " nbh
hitting and Stationery Company, IA Mar
= street, ll''u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23
EEFHIA. WILMINGTON
K AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD,
OCTOBER 9TH, 1882.

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate STA
tious, o.65, 100, 1881 A. M; $50. L. 7.so, $50
+. M.
Phladelphia (express), 3 2ss, $50 80,
BIB, y, 8.o9, 81, LIB -. :; III, 4.oo, tl1,
go, 6.Ss, 1920 p. M.
New York. = 90, 2.23 $50, OBJ 8a9, ll.b3
A. NJ; *12 .3s, 1853, go, 5!7 s3s. 7.3' .. n.
Baltimore AID intermediate s!asloas los,
~. 10 co a. NJ, and 6.G0 p. NJ
Baltimore and Fay Line, 8 81 ,
baltimore anh "ashina ton. IL, 1. 81, sos,
pl7 A. NJ; LOO N, 90, o. e.67, lIc4 = ID.
Baltimore only, l,05 1850 A. Il; l4.!t aad Q
r ii.
Trains for Delaware division ieaTe TOR
NOW Castle, 500 80 A. NJ; LOS, 3 DC d.2s
p. n.
HARRINGTON end intermediate sCnti"la 10
A M; I.05, t.25 T.. M
Delm"r and INTERIM sdiate st.Liuus, G.lt 4.
NJ; LOS =. NJ
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23
DIR. SIMNLS
Vegetable riEIs.
The Perfection OF sntsla.
M.tRkiUd'S FasOriic Pills.

The most famous liver ncilrino on earth
No ~ripirW,. Flcknr-n ui week.-Mrs.. uttpui their
operation, lhcr Iu hut leave the bowels pos
tive. llr! tune .ui strengthen tI" Liver,
SUI net ou tine kdupys. stunHch and skin,
curlng Nlr complaint. sick h"ainrho, neu-
IN gin '.I ouaurs-, plJH In The sides or back
pain .u h bowels. kidneys or bladder. etc
Very y}.-.'J' IN dSsprp-'r, ma lsral fever or
dumh a4uo. chllIs ana fever, 4cnera weak
u"ss. los utapppte. etc. They nrc splendid
for Wo"h, y females As An ua-!-iunt to keep tho
system healthy. They are endorsed md re-
commended by thousands us the incest, pur.
2atlr, ud splendid liver mrllr;nc Elegant
~ sugar Goa, ii. - Ccuiru boz; family boxes
in one 8. t1"ut lay uHil Sold by leading
draIopt iumrAirncs. Matndcpot Fourth and
7 Ing N"r'1e Wilmington. Dr! and SOY Arch
street, Phiadelp ha. uOvg2-u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

.fN7VOn BALE - BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
p dwelling, III Rodney street, six rooms,
L IN room, hot and cold water, gas, healthy
~ quiet neighborhoOd, near city railway
md near the new b. & O. Ralrond. Terms
'}poon OdAtiny WILLIAM u. pickles,
: 1IlAh and King streets. lan1tf
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23
ON SATURDAY ,
THE BIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1888.
At o'clock, ?. m, the following described
real estate, VIZ

All that certain lot Of land with II three
story brick dwelling thereon, situate in the
city of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows: thai IS to say beginning
at the southcrly side of Sixth STREET, between
Adams and Jackson streets. at II distance Of
lO6 feet inches from the castcr!y side Of lack
son street. thence suuthcrIl parallel to Jack
son street 81 feet to the nurlhcrlE side of Il
three feet wide HlI"y. thence castcllN by said
alley side aud parallel to sixth street II feet.
thence north"riy parallel to Jackson street 50
feet to the aforesaid >outhcrly SIDE Of sixth
street and thence thereby western! IL feet TO
the place Of beginning. be the contents there
of what they may Book &. vol. II. pat," los.
Seized and taken IN eNcch ion rs thr pro
porty of William II. Lang. Surviving mort
gug0r, and t. t, aud to be sold by
JAMES NJ AKrlN. Sheriff.
SnERrrF's OFFICE, Wilmington, January
10, 1883 lls
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

AT 81 ThI-
NN nall street. Pleasant rooms and snod
Recommendations )lsbt
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

HyANTED.TURkEYS, DUCKS,G EESE.,
EN chickens, delivered to Third street
&arket house. N. h. APPLETON,
innll-f Third Street Market House
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

GIRL FOR GENERAL
NV housew0rk in II small family Apply
lhmediactly ut 600 VanRuren 1T. J2o-3t'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

NOR RENT-THREES STORY ROOM
"a houses, Nos. III and III W. Thrd ~
Dply to GEO. S. CApEILE, sos Marhr, IT,.
"a lls-bt1
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

CtHERlFFS SALE-RY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Lcvari Facias. to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale. At the Court
House, ON Market It. between 10th and 18th
streets. in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

% EAKERS-TOR RENT TD MARCH,
h lss4 on s. T., cor. 3rd and Poplar, a
jt-clas- brick oven suitable for bread. II" or
Ilzcl bakery. Inquire in the Meat store
IA I2D-Ot
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

DIR kENT--FRONT ROOM ON;llRSF
Y floor. suitable for an office or Il dro--lhhk
IA Also II furnished room without board
eroncc required Apply to "'l l.. onf'h
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

CHERRIES SALE,-BY VIRTUE or A
- writ Of Ais Levari F'acias. to me direct
ed. will be exposed to Public Sale, at thA
Hotel of Sarah Shearer, at kirkwood, i'll Pen
cader Hundred, New Castle County, Del,
ON FRIDAY,
THE IND DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1888,
At 10 o'clock, II. H., the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land, stu
nted in Pencader Hundred. in the County o.
New Castle, and State Of Delaware, bounded
and described rs follows, to wit:
Beginning at II stake in the centre OF Tho
public road leading from summit Bridge to
wards Mddletown. corner for these premise.
and lands of James Nicholson. thence north
s2l3 degrees, west l91 feet to IA stake corner a.
lust aforesaid and in II line of jacob Boys
land. thence with said Boys land south eight
degrees east DID, feet to II stake in the pubic
road leading to Bohemia Manor, thence with
said road north 81 {, degrees. east l15 feet I'M
I'll il intcrscctS the road leading from Summit
Bridge towards Midlirtpwn, thence with said
road toward. Summit Bridge. north 1914 de.
grecs east IA feet to the place of beginning,
containing thirty thousand three hundred
ana eighteen feet Of land. be the same more
or less. ON which is erected II frame house.
Seized and taken IN execution AS the pro
prrty Of William II. Webb and Mary H.. his
wife tclre tenants. aud to b" sold by
JAM rs MARTIN. Sheriff.
SnEnlFF's OFFICE, Wilmington, January
IL. 1883. llh
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

GIRL FOR GENERAL
NV housework, at l0j West st. J23-2t*
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

1NOR SALE CHLAP--GIX VIEW StVfN
IN foomed houses, substantially built with
NJ ~ modern Improvements. Also three
~ hg3ok house, North East cor. 9th and
k66bafd street -, would make = good lcca-
~ ~ business. Terms to suit purchasers
Sn61y 70 Thomas X. I-ally, 90. Marketst
7Ty nolstf
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23

lDk SALE-A' VALUABLE FAkM
containing l7S acres, good buildings
IN 70 miles Of this city, railroad station
~ arm. Tho above property will pay
Te esnt on he price asked for II. Last
= n paid over 20 per cent. For further n
nat1on apply to +. Pennington, No. +.
Mfo0f. dei5.u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-23
FOR X INT.

Or RENT.-A GOOD HOUSE, tAR.
IN riage house, stable, etc, with about six
~ Of ground, near tirccnhank station, ON
fNcslcrn Rnilroad. Apply to GRO. NJ:
AM BI IL. near Del. Junction. lacOd-2t"N