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Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
III Market St.,

On Tuesday, February
10th, we will commence to
move into our new store at
Fourth and Market streets.
We ask a little patience from
our friends and customers If
during the time of tearing
down and putting up OF our
large stock, our service to
you may not be SO prompt
or careful as usual. The
great rush Of business which
we have passed through the
last month, has left US in
good shape to receive the
new and elegant stock
with which we shall open
our new store, and it is our
purpose to display a line of
DRY GOODS AND CAR
PETS in quantities, assort-
ment and low prices never
before shown in our city.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
Labor NO(es.

There will be an almost general re
sumption of work in the iron mills
glass factory and river coal mines o
the Pittsburg district this week, tn.
strikes and floods having ended. En-
ployment will be given to several thou
sand men. There are exceptions to tn.
general resumption, some of the pits or
the third and fourth pools being still
closed because the meu refuse to work
at less than the district price.
The strike of iron workers in the
Birmingham rolling mills, IN Bir.
mingham, Ala, has failed, and the
mills are opened to any one who car
get employment in them"
a reduction of ten per cent. having
been made IN the wages of operatives In
the Penn iron works at Lancaster. Pa,
strike is threatened The puddlers in
that mil, who struck some time ago,
are still ont.
An attempt was made Yesterday
morning to start the Union mill in Fail
river, but the strikers stood at the gates
and persuaded the spinners not to 20 to
work.
The weavers IN B. n. a. II. Knights
cotton mill, at Readville, Mass, struck
yesterday against poor light, exces.
sive fines and overwork." About 800
hands are out of employment
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
WM. B. SHARP,
liz Market StrPeI, previous TO re.
mOval to Fourth An d Market.

A few items of interest
are remnants Of plain and
stripe Seersucker, Sc. from
I2p; about 2 dozen Honey
Comb Quilts, csc. from ST.
IS; about 3 dozen Honey
Comb Marseilles Patterns,
SI.47 from s.; about a dozen
elegant " Toilets" S3.47
from S.. a small lot rem
nants Table Damask from
25c. to soc. per yard about
? pieces all linen hucklcback
crash, loc. from IS. A lot
OF Turkey Red Doylies, &c.
each. A lot OF CalicoeS, SC.
from oic. Alot OF Domette
Flaonels, blues and blacks
Sc. from 12bc. A lot o.
Cretones and Monte Cloths.
2oc. from IS. A lot Of Cal,
icoes to &c. from S. About
8 ps. of large yelling, brown
black and drab only, 15c
from 81. All our Muslins
and Sheetings still at the re,
duced prices. They will be
higher soon. Tapestry Brus'
sells 62I, IS and 9oc. All.
wool lngrains, 60 and 7oc.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
An Insane Man.

Yesterday young colored man nam
cd Henry Faucet was arrested al
Seventh and King streets by Sergean
Hatton and: special watchman Win
gate of the p, W. ~ b. Railroad Com
pany. He was acting in singular man.
ner, and when the officers approached
him they found he was raving ma
mac.
He gave them. considerable troubl.
before he was Landed in the hall, and
Chief of Police Hawkins, who was in
the vicinity, came to his assistance. ll
a short time after he was locked up in
the cells a permit was obtained and he
was removed to the insane department
of the alnshouse.
The man has been boarding with
Adam Walter on Locust street for
some time, but having been out of work
it preyed on his mind, and is supposed
to have been the cause of his insanity.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
Officials on a Inunf,

Vice President Thompson of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, together with
his family and accompanied by freight
agentWi,son and several other officials
passed through this city at O'Clock
this morning on a special car drawn by
engine no, "a, on their way to Balti
more. The run from Philadelphia tc
this city, a distance of 90 miles, was
made in i3 minutes and it is designed
to make the entire distance between
the Quaker and Monumental cities IL
two hours and ten minutes. The etii.
cient vics President and his family are
on a pleasure trip in conjunction with
business.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
Letter OF COngratulatiOn.

Being unable 10 be present at the re-
cent birthday anniversary offs. Murray,
Jr,, Of No. l04 East Front street, the
particulars Of which appeared in these
columns, Mr.. S. L. Mills, of Wyom.
ing, Del, IA brOther-in law Of Mr.. Muir
ray, wrote a lengthy letter Of regret at
not being able to be present upon the
eventful occasion of his relatives $ 2Sth
birthday celebration. The letter was
written on single sheet of white ruled
parer, which measured 81 inches in
length by l6 in breadth, and was quite
novel letter. II contained many words
Of wholesome advice and was highly
appreciated by the recipient The mis-
s'"e also speaks of Mr.. Mas the "Young
Wanamaker Of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
FIT I'll EDITION
A SINGULAR C.Sr
A seven Year Ola Ro,
Becomes , w. ' Nudd,.I

A vary singular cayo
veloped in this city, tE,, ,' N"' tea
ing considerable a,,cm,,mS n DqS 10, @a
which are az follows So,n,, ", ,i !i' he,
ago Joseph Long, segeu ' ,D'rsVz,
was standing by the side =, 3Tf'' vs. II
listening intently toa nc}o,I nt' na
was telling about the dpatI. ttu'gt al
Cured In his family, when "' .,N ,lN
aud without the Sligb,r., ,n sOdIa
child became raving mapi,n i%,"'"'oR
The family were, Of c"n
much alarmed, and called D'I% NV h
Of No io2 Market street, i, wT' p%H.s !.
thoroughly examining the ca,4 "4. a.,
heroic course of treatmen, r.' 'te''g1
mediately ordered a warn lie
which he blistered him frrpiv DS,' +,
the ears, and used cold applic,,rsN sN
the head. Bromide OF pota,s ",'a .o
ministered every two b"n". "n
grain doses, and occasionalIvssa u
sleep. " I''aa
In the course of two or ,hroa
boy commenced to show soue,,M
ment, which has continued 'mN h
pupils Of his eyes are stilI T,, upI
dilated. His talk is now ran",! ! lt
he will make two or three io"H "T
rations in the middle of a s4rt.D'.
then finish with som. Iit,I,
ment. "Oh'a
If any mention Of his c,r,is.
made IN his presence, loud ra.ri.a ,'-
movements will follow and ror,s' ,a'
grow worse ifthe subject ispot & c5,'.
Should any object be held in @ i,".
him, and his attention dir.cltJ~ ' ~
a few seconds, he will becoms rs.
wild. He is able to SIT up in .J I
laugh and talk on any livp,y ,s'
aud amuse himself with play,ih"
Any one to see him would M, \.
that anything was wrong, bvl VIZ
the greatest glee he viii! bp ,pi,T =,
these loud respirations, and Soms,
at night says he sees blue ma,
then tries TO fight his motnrr
Hitch said this morning that Inn
perience of twenty years ho had !,
seen n case like this before.
He diagnosis the case as byss
mania. The child is a son Of a r,
lady residing over Third stree, br
and the physician feeling that d,
may be Of interest to other pbyJs
in This city offers TO give his prins
TO any who may wish to cal! Nj
his patient, or if preferable, viii .a
pauy them.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
Did not get away =,

While dining along fIon, a,, Z
terday afternoon, Mr. AIpJ y; nl',eas
sons horse became ll,s sWr,
started to run away, p"' . ''rrs
firmly to the ribbons al an" u .. wet
quieting the animal. Th'Dsir IRE ap
however, for a time ana A. i.t Itbe'
the wagon coming oil' I1' ,hs mL
and driver down mo u Wv oftb,I
had not been for the pun 'ht tSI
the horse would no oo""
considerable damage.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
Christ1ana Items,
Correspondence of the KlruBllr,y

Correspondence of the RKruBllcH
CnmSTIANA, Del, Feb Is, N.
Rev. ID. +. McFaul, the co,r1
Roman Catholic Priest, dpIiy.sl
lecture, entitled "Why | Ienn M
NJ. +. church here on the ey-,y|
February 18th, to an appreciated
enco. He gave us the facts a n
Roman hierarchy. He did Dt
the old church AS some prirs
done who have left the at. a
church. Mr.. McFaul is 'l.pfa
good man, and doubtless in ever
worthy of confidence. | urlr
that he is coming up 20 the Wlnl
Annual Conference, in Mart d
mission into that body On Il. ID
tials This will most surely pii
much discussion. IL is dolrg
his being SO admitted as su,l ID
has not been done in this county
it has in Mexico.
The young people Of SaIrsE
church held a splendid cNh.!A
the l4th inst. 1t was a fine tEal
who we're there.
The Sunday school ofthe VI, f, d
will give an entertainment in N
Hall on February 22d. Mr, G,s
helping them to get ready Tor tL'a
t:,iument. There will be cIa'a8
small admission and the pro@oed'i
10 the library fund Of said ,cbH
should attend and encourage tia4|
cause.
Rev. Mr.. Snyder preached
sermon in the NJ. l. church lH
sunday morning. His sabj@
" Regeneration as an in,'alA
change OF heart. " Az
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
Dots.

a full line of j"welrv and novelties
at NJ. +. Davis, No. . East Second st.
New officers of the Wilmington In.
stitute will be elected tonight.
Go TO Mil)ard +. Davis, No. Q Eas,
Second street for fine silver and plated
ware. A large stock on hand.
An enjoyable reception was given
last evening at the rooms of the Young
Maennerchor club in the Shoemaker
building.
Cyrus Stern has sold his beautiful
house, 40. 40l West Fifth street, 10
John h, bougherty, civil engineer, of
1908 Iatnall street, whose family will
soon take possession.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
Cattle Diseases.

DR.. Thayer, a member OF 'Hi " v
Cattle Commission at Portlau'' !
has telegraphed to the lFes.. a,--
partment that the steamer "A',
rived at that port on the a '%
a lot of cattle from Livrrpoo'
a day or two after the Ian@ios
oped the foot aud mouth di''N
that on the och instant the '''D'
cleared with q return cary l
for Liverpool. The SecrrtaF' nj
has been r. quested to int"FD, y
ish Government of this tact
that it may understand tha' w
among the cattle which were
at Portland did not orlglDas
United States, but probaO!! w C''
ON the vessel bringing tht'A'
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
SUiyih,Guards' Fair.

The fair Of Smyth Post Guards opened
in the llrrdman building last evening
with .arge attendance. The hall is
nicely decorated with flags and ever.
greens and presents beautiful sight.
Among the articles to be voted for or
Glanced Oft are an organ, three sewing
machines, Two jig saws from Trump
Brothers, gold. headed cane "A revolver,
drum, etc. The shooting gallery is
in charge of jill. Wrightington, J. b.
Slit"r and II. ID. Entriken. The fair
will continue three weeks.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
birthday -Surprise.

Yesterday was the sixth aIlIN
of the birth of little Katie lE''
and her numerous friends adj
mates being apprised Of ~
gathered together and pror"eIe''
home Of their companioF, VII
with Mr.. Joseph W. Pyle, olV
street near Spruce, and tenders
genuine surprise. The cveniol
away very quickly, as the cA'4'
dul god in numerous games d ta'
pleasure. Cakes and candlcs wa
tribured to all present and
pleasing sight TO witness tI!tt
prattle and childish glee. LIif1
received Il number Of vaIIaoi
useful presents, and her lite pa
made happy by this pleasant a|
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
pardOned

Mary Z. Natter, the colored woman
who was convicted Of murder in the
second degree some 10 years ago for
killing her infant child, and sentenced
to imprisonment for life, has been par
doneu by Governor Stockley. The
crime WAS committed near Newark,
and after killing the child she buried it
in the garden where it was found. 1t
is not thought that she is altogether
right in her mind, and Oh account Of
her health failing for some time past,
her release was strongly urged by a
number of prominent gentlemen in
this city, whose application was Ell
dorsed by the last Grand Jury.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19

CNOR RENT-TWO NICE COMMUNI.
Z eating club or otfice rooms, 2nd story
front. IN and Market. HENLD 4 co.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19


Ill read
|5OItIrd
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
The MinstrelH,

Thatcher, Primrose and West gave
an excellent performance at the Opera
House last evening to crowded house.
The program was well arranged, and
gave the greatest satisfaction to all who
attended. The many local hits were
excellent, and those referring to recent
occurrences brought down the house
The musicboth local and Instrument
al, was excellent, and the whole per
tormance tended if possible TO still fur.
ther Increase the popularity Of the
troupe in this city.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
GOOtls WAi''e"

Any person who VIII viii brrastf
bracelets which were ,n,""ck, y
King street, on sat!''',issd r'ird, d
questions asked, nor an! Tbt
ishment be resorteu w. m tbt
NJ. j. b. are engraved ~
case,
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
Remembering Emmett,

The Irish Nationalists and the
Emmett Association of this city intend
to celebrate the one hundred and sixth
anniversary of the birth of Robert
Emmett by banquet at the Clayton
House March 4th. The following gen,
tlemen compose the committee Col.
Francis McClosky, John j. Dougherty
John l.. Malone, James Megary, Col
Thomas Ford, William Condor, John
J. Leonard, M. Riley and Thoma.
McHugh.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
BEFORE the 30 u1re.

Last evening William Wilkiso was
before Squire O'Neill to answer charge
Of disorderly conduct preferred by
Charles II. Griffith. After hearing the
evidence, the Squire adjudged him
guilty and imposed fine Of 81 and
costs. Mary +. Roberts preferred a
similar charge against James Hunter,
and he was fined 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
Book ketIrbeo

Mention was made III aa'"'S'
PUBLICAN of a book beng N
the previous day from a Il''.s w \ !,
siding on Taylor s'rcet AZ w
turning home from No.. ''n" 4
day morning the boys la'Nst ".
note to the teacher stating 'm; ,;,
the theft apd inquiring the pT| ,.,rl
new book, and was much N" 'u'Ft \
learn that the book had DrT' HI
and placed in the boys ss aess al
unknown person. The l,a'1V ,ts nd
dence Of the boy who stolf a'rob,t| 'r
been ascfrtained, and IL ls ~
will be arrested.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
A keDlc Ofthe War.

There was well attended and very
interesting meeting Of Smyth Post las:
evening, and after the regular business
was transacted Adjutant Banthem, on
behalf of Benjamin Clark, ieweler, No.
4O1 Market street, presented the Post
with hundred pound shell fired at
Fort Fisher by the Union gun boats.
The monsterdid not explode and having
been unloaded, is now harmless. The
relic was received on behalf of the Post
by Commander Wilmington, and
thanks returned to Mr.. Clark, for the
-
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19

Accident at LObdelI's

While engaged at work on top of a
ladder yesterday afternoon at the
works of the Lobdell Car Wheel Com.
paDy, Benjamin Reed lost his footing
and fell to the ground, breaking his left
leg at the ankle. He was taken to his
home at Justison street and physician
summoned to dress the wound.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19

AS it draws near moving day anl
house-cleaning time you will need oil
cloths and house furnishing goods. We
can show you large stock, the greatest
variety and positively the lowes' prices
in this city. |. Lewis Row, 4l5 King
street,
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
The Jackson l.. and 4. Company.

The jackson Lime and Coal Company
has organized by the election of the
following board of directors
Ii. S. Kent, Ralph Peyerley, Daniel
II. Kent and L. \. Olmstead. The
board subsequently rcgamzed by elect
ing II. S. Kent President, residing al
Hockessin; Ralph beverley, Vice Presi.
dent G. A. Wendell Secretary, and l..
\. Olmstead, Treasurer.
The company proposes Immediately
to remodel and fix up the old yards al
the foot Of Shipley street. Noshell x
Solomon will vacate the portion they
occupy by the 18th Of March, removing
to their own yards at the foot OF Church
street, when the }. & L. Company
vii! then take possession Of the Whole
yard.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
WILSON'S
UNDERTAKING ROOMS, 6IS KING STREET.

The first TO successfully introduce Arterial
Embs lining in this city. Having studied
under the most sKllful German embalmer
In this country, and with his private formu-
la and four years OF practical experience
with all kinds of cases. make a speciality Of
preparing and keeping bodies WITHOUT
tCE, and of preparing bodies for shipment TO
all parts Of the country.
TELEPHONE SIGNAL, los.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WILSON. Funeral Director.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
JOHN P. ALMOND & co.,
GROCERS,

Sauted (Dried) Tomatoes in
3 ID cans, packed by the Watkins
Packing Co., Odessa, are the
incest breakfast dish to be found
Place the can in boiling water fol
thirty minutes and they are ready
for use. 2Oc. per can, down from
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
OUR "CLARIN' OUT" SALES

are not caused by old stock
which we are glad to get rid of,
at greatly reduced prices, as our
stock is constantly renewed with
strictly fresh goods, bought at
cash prices but they are caused
by giving II fair value for the
money, and then we have the
best facilities in the city for
handling our goods cheaply.
TATNALL BROTHERS,
Dealers in Flour, Feed Grain, Hay Il Straw.
No. lUl Maryland Ave. Telephone No. 81.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
OYsferH. Fresh OYAiarS

opened daily. Prime salt oysters, %
to 40 cents per quart, solid measure.
No. 800 French street. Also wholesale
by the barrel.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
Thirty.OAe Watches

with Old Honesty, and eight clocks with
Durham plug, have been distributed
within the last six weeks, by Chapman,
at the great tobacco mart, Seventh and
Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
Are yOn Going 10 House 4 eepinx =?

If you are, you will find royal
grand variety ofqueensware, china and
glass at the usual popular prices of |.
Lewis Row, 415 King street.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
DEATHS.

Michael J. Kennedy, son Of John q. and
Mary Kennedy. in the 21th year OF his age
Relatives and friends of the family are re
spectively invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence, 4l6 West Front street, OF
Wednesday morning at $50 O'Clock. Inter
ment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
TT " - ~
at twelve O'Clock, H., sharp,

at twelve O'Clock, H., sharp,
I head of goHd work or farm horses, milcl
cows. some with calves by their Sides, other
springing. Lot OF turkeys and ducks.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS 2gOod farm wa
gons, z carts, mill wagon, hay bed, good a
new grain drill, roller, market dearborn, q
sea ted carriage, suixy, sleigh and bells
Cham! ion combined reaper and mower, II
good order moving machines, one new
steel tooth rake. new 2 grain fans, new
corn shelters, plOws, potato piow, twin
harrows, square harrows, 3 cultiyatOrs, dou
bic and single trees, grindst"nc, hay robe
blocks and fork, scythc and cradle. mOwinl
and brler scythes fJrks rakes. spades, shoy
els, hoes picks maui and wedges, ,sledge anC
stone hammers, cross cut saws, patent beam
rope and blocks, broad and other axes, z lad
ders. 2 feed chests, half bushel and hall peel
measures, boring machine and auser, set
Of wagon harness, sets Of pl0w harness.
sets Of cart harness, | set % lead harness,
sets OF carriage or dearborn harness, brides
collars. haltcrs, double and single lines
furked breast and other chains.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNITTEE
Redsteads. chairs, Settee, cook and parl0r
stoves washing luachine wash III 1s, 3 large
irons pots, lard cans, chests, lot Of carpet
farm bell, etc,
DAIRY fIAIUWEs 2churns dozen milR
pans buckets, cream kettles, butter worker
butter tubs with many articles too tedious II
mention. Also 10 acres OF wheat IN tht
ground
lermS.-Al sums under $50, cash that
amount and over, U credit OF niue month,
viii he given, the purchaser giving bank
able note with an approved end0rser, TIVE
per cent. Of for cash.
No lostponement0 on account OF weather.
JOHN BANNING.
l.. ". STIDHAM & Son, Apcts.
rgeodltd. .3tw
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
Clearing the Tracks

Getting ready to close the years bust
ness at Russell's Bee Hive. Don't fail
to visit 3OG Market street You never
found Ms in so good condition for the
buyer as now. Complete stock to re-
ect from and marked down less than
January prices.
Prices of Black Cashmere down.
o Of CUlOred " down.
Superb fine all wool French Cloths,
will not wear rough. 75c., former price,
SlOO, all colors | case do. worth 81. q,
now Soc, full line coiOrs. Black Silks
marked down. Colored 5 ks marked
down. Cnmplete change III prices of
Hosiery aud Underwear Now is the
time to make 15c. buy 81 worth Of Dry
Goods. A good warm plush cloth coat
for a. 30 and s3.oo, reduced from St.
Handsome fur-!iurh circular4, from S55
TO $50 from S25 to SIS. Prices of coats
down.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19

BROWN-MARTIN.-In Phila., on l4th inst
by the Rev. J. +. Crouch. Mr.. Ielfray {.
Brown and Miss Lizzie 2. Martin, both OF
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19

Letters Of Administration were gran
ted by Register Biggs yesterday to Geo.
u, Medill on the estate Of James X.
Willis, late Of Newark.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
Good and Cheap Dinners.

Go to Mrs. Shoemaker's, lStar TEN.
perance saloon, No. 300 French street,
! and get good meal at small cost.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
JOHN p. ALLMOND 4 CO.

There are lots of so-called table
peaches in the market that are
not worthy the name. We have
Gadd Il Sudler's Our Choice,
in extra heavy syrup, at zoe. pei
can quality guaranteed,
JOHN =. ALLMOND 4 GO.
No canned goods Of ans kind
in stock excepting standard
brands.
Boyer's String beans, 8 cans
for 25c.
Morean Sugar corn, 3 cans fol
|25c.
Wells tomatoes. 3 cans for 25c,
Trophy tomatoes, 4 cans for
SOC.
Delaware chief pie peaches, J
cans for % cents.
Boyer's Lima beans, 3 cans for
Csc.
Every can warranted.
JOHN r. ALMOND 4 90.
Sharps tomatoes, in glass jars,
2oc. each; Sharp's catsup, in pint
bottles, (best in the market, 10
cents each.
un.sSn MAHn A. En
Dairy salt, ic. per bag; Bah
bitt $ soap, &c. per cake; 76, l2c.
per lb. paper.
JOHN p. ALMOND d 60.
We are almost through with
our second cask of new Turkey
pruncs, 1 lbs. for 25c.
JOHN p. ALMOND 4 co.
If you have not already done
so twill be to your interest to
try our cohees. We have the
finest coffee trade in Wilmington,
and can give you the best bar
gains in the city. Old Govern
ment Java, csc. per h., 4 lbs. for
81 Maracaibo, 22c. per b., 5 lbs.
for 81 Golden Rio. lSc. per ib. ,
6 lbs. for 81.
JOHN =. ALLMOND 4 co.
Hecker's sclf-raising buckwheat,
2oc. per paper potato chips, 25c.
per lb. 5O0s matches, 4 boxes
for 25c.
JOHN p. ALMOND ACO.
California ayr cots, 25c. per
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
OH Cloths. OH Cloths.
MARRIAGES..

Spring astock now in. Come look a.
them. /. Lewis Row, AIS King street
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19

LNOK SALE-BRlCK DWELLING SO
~ .Iurkson street, containing nine rooms
front and back pOrchcs, cemented cellar, hot
and cold water. bath, gas water closet. open
stairway. back stairway. front. side and
large back yard, large bay window, lot ?Uxlil
feet. Part the purchase money can remain
at five per cent. House in good order.
f. II GREGG,
fehl9-l0t 6lb12 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19

LOk SALE OK ENGHANHE-AV VERY
| y desirable mill property and farm, near
city, having loO'horse water power Through
line II. X. within 100 feet Of mill and on one
Of main and best public roads to city Excel.
lent situation for -four, woollen, paper or
| other manufacturing business. The owner
| wishing to retire from business and remoye
TO city Will exchange for good city property.
For further information address BOX 1903, vii
! Del. feb6 tu, ,we& sa.d&wtf
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
MONEY TO LOAN,
ID. r. HAWKINS d son,
7l2 Market street.

DUBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
i having rented his farm,v Ill sell at pub
lie sale, on the premises, In Christiana Hun
dred, New Castle County, Del u mile from
areenville. on the road leading from the
kennett Pike to W0oddale Station, on
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19

ENOR SALE-A IHKrESTORY BRICK
Il house. at the N + corner Of Sixth and
Zine streets viii make good business
stand. Terms easy. GEO ". BRIGHT
nSl2tt 5l7 Market street
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
JOHN =. ALMOND 4 60.

Dairy salt, 4c. per bag; Bah
bits soap, &c. per cake; '76, PC
per lb. paper.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19

LNUk SAIE--GKlST MILL, fuOD
Il house and about acres Of land, near
B .. Railroad Station, miles from VII
DinHton, will be sold. A bargain. Apply
TO GEO. X. TOWNSEND, GA Market
street fip.st
Daily Republican., 1884-02-19
JOHN y. ALMOND Il 60.

We are almost through with
our second cask of new Turkey
pruncs. 4 lbs. for 25c.