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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-07
Jose MEueuDEzy 10
III PEARL STREET.
r. o. BOX 3172.
NJ EW V0P

Ofrecen sus servicios como comislonistas
e general, para compras de cuantos articulos
conciernen Ia industria productos Noite-
auericanos de it'll consume en- las Anti
Has hispano americans.
Reciben cousignaciones de productos tropi-
Gales, hacienda adelantos sobre dichas consig
naciones en- cr6dito sobre las principales pla
zas de Europa Norte America.
Sc daran garantias cuantas referencias
sean necesarias. La remuneration sera 10 mas
imtada al case.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse los mis-
mos. 81
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EN- BAYAM0N

Casa de Espinosa Rodriguez e. Co.
hay dc venta, vino seco y dulce (gIo-
ria) superiores de Tenerife, en- bocoyes,
gsyrafopeS y botellas. 90
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SOCIEDAD ANONIMA
SANJUAN PUERTO-RIOO.

SitGGci6n de Ia GAIA On este Gia
RECI R2OS
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RODIGUEZ, MORENO & CO.

Com re antes en- toios los arttculos del ramo d,
quincalla. Surtido general de pieles
Ageutes generates de Ia fabrica de baules de eata
Capital, cuya exsteneia de 800 ndos dc 4, reali
$6-40,
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cobraran por cada citacion
para los actos de concilia-
ci6n, ,juicios verbales 8 cual-
ouier otra diligencis judi
cial..................
Art. 60. 81 estas citaciones
las practicaren en- despo-
blado y q mayor distancia
de dos Kilometres de La po-
blaci6n, llevar&n............ -.
Art. 81. Por cada requeri-
miento que hagan en- virtud
de mandamiento judicial. -.
Art. SO. Por la diligencia en-
busca de testigosl cuando la
parte que ha de ser citada
3 requerida Sc niegue d fir
mar. .o.....ss.s...s.ss
Art. 63. Por llevar un oficio
Communication. -.
Art. 81. Por la asistencia d
la celebration de juicios y
dem&s actos 8 que deban
concurrir en- estrados.. -.
Art. IS. Por la asistencia d
reconocimientos, cotejos,
inspecciones oculares, des-
hndes, inventarios, possession
de bienes, dep6sitos de per-
sonas y otras analogos, lle-
yaran por hora.............. -.
Art. sc. Por las dlligencias
de embargo, desembargoy
lanzamiento, cobrar&n por
cada hora que empleen en-
elias. s......... ................. 80.
Art. 67. Por cada dia de
guarda de vista............. -.
Art. 68. Por cads noche de
guarda de vista. /
cAPITUL0 V.
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GUIA LOCAL.
SILVA, FERRER Y COMP.

casa de eiros Y connisiones. Agentes de la Com
10 ,sneral Trasatlantica, de Companies de Segu-
incandos. de los sres Gail Co. de Paris,
= generates para Ia isla de Puerto-Rico de IA Ban
: ne TrasatlAntique de Parls.
rIFNEN ApElGAs CASA EN AGUADllLA'
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M0SBACHER & co.
Murray 13- -Comisionistas Apartado 1928
NUEVA-XORR.

Dedican particular atenci6n d Ia
compra, empaque y expedition de to-
da clase de articulos procedentes de la
industria fabril norte americana; en-
grandes 8 pequefias cantidades todas
parties del mundo, con eSpecialidad d
las Antillas espanolas.
Catalogos, cotizaciones y claves te-
legrafcas Sc suministran mediante
aplicaci6n. Sc solicita correspondent
cia. 40
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SOBRINOS De EzOUIAGA.

FORTALEzA IL. - Casa de giros comisione
Agentes de los vapores correos de Espana Oomps
MIA Atlas de los Estados-Unidos.
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Para el domingo proximo,-se

Para ell domingo pr0ximO.-Se
anuncia para este dia, en- ell edifcio de
la Diputaci6n, la primera junta de Ia
Sociedad de Salvamento de naufragos
bajo la presidencia interlna del Sr.
D. Eduardo Gonzalez Malo.
En- esta reunion Sc procedera, entire
otras cosas, al nombramiento de la CO.
respondents junta directiva.
Suponem9s que no dejaran de ir to
das aquellas personals que Sc han Pc
netrado de. espiritu humanitario y filan-
tr6pico que es la esencia de tan impor-
tante y ber6fica asociaci6n espafiola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-07

EIperfume universal.-POr es-
tie simpatico titulo es hoy generalmen-
te conocida la legitima Aqua Florida
de Murray y Lanman; tai es la diver
sidad Y utilidad de sus aplicaciones.
Como perfume para ell pafuelo es ex-
quisita y recherch6. Como cosmetico
en- ell tocador es sin rival para suavizar
Ell cdtis y extirpar las pecas; fortale-
ce las encias usado como dentifrico
a!ivia Embellishments toda irritacion
de los nervios; como refrigerante en- -el
bafio, es insuperable para vigorizar Ia
constitution exhausta por la fatiga, 10
debilidad 8 Ell calor, y para endurecer las
carnes Y tornar la piel suave y fina
como el raso.
Ademas, es un vaIiosisimo compa-
nero de viaje para refrescar ell cuerpo,
disipar los dolores de cabeza, precaver-
sc contra los malos ol0res y miasmas
deletereos, Y evitar en- muchos casos Ell
marco. Tales son las virtudes que lie
han Waldo la lisonjera designation de
perfume universal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-07

1UAVJoFA'
RESPONSABILIDADES.
Jbligaciones q la VISTA
Cuentas corrientes...... 556,743-72
Wales en- circulation. ....... 500
1Ar d;uida0dn
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.DALMAU Y CAN'T $. Jp..o 4

Comisiones = representations.
Deposlto de vinos, licores aceites conservas de
todas procedencias.
Importaciones directas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-07

HeridO,-Fue herido un hOm-
bre en- una de estas dltimas noches, y
curado en- ell Dep6sito Municipal.
El pan nuestro de cada dia.
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ID. M. PIZA,
COMERCIANTE COMISIONISTA.
IS, Broadway, Nueva York,
FsTABLECIDO EN- 1874.

Sc ocupa con especialidad de la eje-
cuci6n de 6rdenes y venta de productos
coloniales e Hispano-Americanos, con
prontitud y tidelidad, por una comisi6n
m6dica. l29
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VIJANDE Y COMP, rort.l... 50

Commentaries comisiontstas giro de letras
Agentes de la Linea de vapores de Olano, Larrina
ga Comp. de la Compa6ia Catalina de Vapores
Frasatlanticos
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II. id. id...... -. 11,572-67$5Sl, ,Sl2-4l
)peraciones efeotuadas desde IL Enero de 1884
Oescuentos verifcados. 215,997-37
Prestamos hechos....... 58,044-S8
Creditos concedidos.,.... 251, ,900-...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-07

De los JueceS, Secretaries y
Fiscates municipGIes.
Art. II. Por cada juicio de
faltas en- que no haya mas
de un procesado condenado
en- las costas, Sc devengaran
por todas las diligencias
con inclusion de la senten-
cis. s....,.........................
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
nrunk and DfsOrdtrly.

George Revis and Dah'e' hausN!
were before Judge Cummln' 70 ansS"
the charge of being drunk and ol'Oi'
derly. an ! indecent exposure lhsem ',.
dence showed that the prisoners , Neso
drunk on lot near Harlan x fOl'IsS E,I
worth's, yesterday, and thi' ke'is !, ,Is ,Sa
acted in a very indecent manner ',.us J." ,r'
presence of lady who was PasaNssi 4
Judge Cummins imposed IA nne" " N
and cests on him, and 81 and c0rS ,,s' ;"
Haughey for being drunE and u"''
John McElroy, who struck an s.sna. asau
of fire from box ID at SlXtu anu ,ppa op,a Nv, hs
streets last evening and was artess' ss' ,r S'
order Of the Chief Engineer o' e, wv ~ ="
department, had hearing MS 'Io,i"' u. .ar
ION a charge of being drunk anl i;,aI ",," :,
lderly. The Chef Engineer a'.'''''t t.l.
press the charge Of str'N'ns ), " a fin,
Ialarm, AZ there was a-hFe AZ !" n
some distance away and the man wa, =,
much under tho influence OF .l4'oil o;n' ;"'
he did not know what he var :. "0'ui NJ
so the Judge imposed a tine 'l 90 ,dst ."
ccsts for drunkenness anu ''''''
IcouOuCt,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

AN ORDINANCE IN REl.ATioNNs = ~
n tOOrWAYS AND SlDEW aims yu,,
Be 1t ordained by the City Council OF VIII
% syoTIoN l, That fcem and after the pas,
saue of this ordinance, 1t shall De the duty Va
the person to whom written license IL gIan-
tad to use q portion of any street, lane, aiiey
or footway for the purpose OF erectlhg VI 10,
nai,inx any house or building. as proVineo
by section 9 Of an ordinance entitleo hen'
ses against the public economy and certain
nm,sances ~ passed Uc ober 80. 1856; IN case
ths paved footway or sidewalk ia taken w
and removed, to cause to be placed, Pu,
down and kept in lieu thereof during the
erection or rep iring Of such building, poaids
or planks, so as to leave boaru ot pahs
ootway OF at least three feet in width lor tnt ~,
safe and convenient passage OF persons wals
| inv along and upon the same. froviueu
however. that this shall not apply 10 eAcava
tions OF cellar or foundations during Workiht
hours Ifany person, as aforesaid, shail ne
glect or refuse 10 comply with the provision
of this ordinance, every person " oI'n''"e
shall forfeit and pay hne OF ten oollars A.,
| SECTION IL shall be the duty OF tn'
| Building Inspector, as well as the nigh wv W
/. stable and the city constables, to see that IN
Oproy1siops Of this ordinance are enforced AM
| the duties hereby imposed are comphe'
with o- n
1884. HENRY y. NJ CoN Iannc,, nnu,
ranneiI al+2t
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
THE TORTURED CHILD.
Tho Evidence Before The Coroner
And the Verdict OF the Jury.

Tho Evidence Before The Coroner
And the Verdict OF the Jury.
As soon as Coroner Smith was noti-
fled of the death of Margaret Ellen
Wesley, the 6-year-old colored child,
who was so shamefully: tortured and
illtreated by Martha Ellen Smith,. he
summoned jury who met at 3 o'clock
Saturday aftern' on at Palmer's under
taking establishment on Shipley street
above Second, and proceeded to the
residence of the child's mother, No. 225
East Liberty street.
After viewing the remains the jury
were sworn, and returned to Palmer 8
where the in4u st was held. The evl-
depce of the child's mother was heard,
and was about the same as that given
before Judge Cummins last Monday
night.
James Wilmington, who lived in the
front part of the woman Smiths house,
Testified that size sometimes beat the
child so unm ercifully that he got out Of
bed and interft red.
n Several other witnesses were ex
amined, all of whom testified to thu
cruel treatment the child had received
. al the hands of this woman and he
paramour, Samuel Charles Hall. TIL
remains of the little one fully corrobo
!. rated all they had said, and presente'
= sickening sight, as tley were viewe
by the jury, at the mothers residence
Near.y malt If the body was eithe
n sore. or showed places that had heale
:. Iwhere the child had been burned. Thel
. was large sore on the back of the heat
and several on the back and limb
= while the hands and feet are burned
that the bones are exposed in sever'
:, places.
y The testimony of Drs. Ogle 81
Il Shepp was to the effect that Il
IS child's death was in their opinion d.
e, to exhaustion, that the burning OF Of
se third of the surface of the body W
~ sufficient to cause death, and that t
70 burns were not caused by hot water.
nd The Jury after short consultati
ur rendered verdict "That Margal
10 Ellen came to her "death from exha'
ar. ton resulting from wounds inflicted
Martha Ellen Smith and Samuel Char
Hail." Coroner Smith immediate
, Issued commitments for both of
nd wretches, and took Hall into custot
He was lodged in cell at the pol
sta ion and was taken to New Cas
lis, yesterday, where with his female prir
lso pa in the murder he will await
trial,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
Wnrsa Than he Thought.

John Flynn was arraigaed before Judge
Cummins his morning, to answer charge
Of beng drunk and firing revolver in the
street The arrest was made BY officer
Schrver. who testified that some boys came
to hin, yesterday and complaiped that q
drunken man was shooting at them, and
that when he arrested the prisoner he found
revolver on him with two empty cartridges
said that he wanted to lie down and they
leased him when he drew the pistol to scare
then. He was fined So and costs for being
drunk A. disorderly and ordered TO furnisl
800 bail for his appearance Court, 10 an
swer the charge of carrying conceaie.
mnrked that il was worse than he though
for as he only expected TO be fined.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
DEATHS.

OEAIhSs
FLAMER- On the llth inst, char'o''a
Flamer, aged 70 years. ..,,,,v IN.
Relatives and friends are respectluiiy In.
v,tat to attend the funeral from the residence
Of hsr son, East Eleventh street '.iop 81 nuSi NJ
=: ch%rch at 4ls lnterment at MT. ZION
cemetery
MACE-On the 18th inst, Robert Mace, ,ageo
65 years. s,,,,t,,,v invi
Relatives aud friends are respectI,n.ny lnsi ros
Sencs. I 70 near Centreville, Del, on THURSDAY
nnrninu at II O'Clock Interment 81 far
kersyilie, Pa. No further notice.
lOOOPER-At his late residence In Camden !.
Del. on Saturday, April 18th, 1854, Rev
irnatius I. Cooper, D. D., in the 7s1h yea
Of his age. ..,....a i,
iavited to attend the funeral on me'ngsSs " wIsSoy
further notice. Services At the M +. churc
lin Camden, DEL
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

Among our bargains in
dress goods we place to-day
a line of All-Wool Drap de
Rusland 43 inches wide at
52c. per yard.
This fabric is especially
suitable for tailor made suits
and comes in many colors.-
The goods were manufactured
to sell for 81 per yard and "'
the wonderful low price we
have marked on them are un'
questionably the greatest bar
gain in Dress Goods that has
been offered for years.
! W. M, KENNARD & co.
Our stock of Dress Goods
lis as fine and extensive as W.
|have shown for years and tht
prices are less tor good good
1.-the only kind we sell) thar
for many seasons.
We also offer a line of pure
|All-Wool Cloth Suitings a
|25c. Cheapest thing in tn
market.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
A Beautiful window.

The show window of G. X. Gilmour,
tobacconist at No. 100 East secona
street, is one Of the best arranged ana
handsomest in this city. In the centre
there is a counterfeit representation OF
a rooster and hen, with fiock OF young
chicks, that are such sn excellent imi
tation Of the natural article, as TO bt
readily mistaken for such without
close examination. =
On each side of the window, and IN
the rear, box upon box Of first class
seRars are piled, conveying the impres
sion that . coop of the fragrant dis
nellers Of dull care has been erected u
prevent the escape Of the chicks.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
Dots.

The Kline Bro. & Co., bavr 'nn 'nhaci,
machine at Hartman u fellyt"J% hs IN
brewery completed, and dlr,'la,vI WIN W h
full operation to-morrow, ( J ne%s"yr %E'sny,rTal,
which occasion the public III s7i'''
invited to see the same. ,L
Tickets for the Union Suu''! ',SE
excursion on Thursday, June pank ak
Beverly, N. j., on the s'.an,,' irn he m 10
| lie are now on sale ard r'i' ~ pSsscal
cured Of Nj. +. Davis, No y ~ -
street. Q, 4,
On Saturday l.. W. Snd,aI'I JILL, aattGs
Iauctioneers, sold q lot OF nuSf' fs'',I"oJrg
stables of II. M. Gibson at M tis .,o, ,o,'y Az.
prices ;: $50, sl67, $l45,S22l'sl3'''I
70, $ls2, $l75, $l7o, $780, l., l.,
| Howard Virgins, a y T ysao5oo1W % II,
Of Charles r. Virgins, OF No "a IA vi.
street, broke his arm llr, mile nmta
yesterday afternoon "h'''
from a fence. vir +
Eldridge T. Gerry's steel y ;Hs yao arIan Iui I
Launched at the yards OF ";s ii tarpool
Hollingsworth Company 'n'
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
Officers Elected

ST., Johns Commandery, knights
TEN plar, have elected the following
Commander, Samuel G. MacIntire
Generalissimo, A. G. Gregg; Captain
General, William G. Boggerly Senior
Warden. John S. Grohe, Junior War
den. Wilmer Palmer Recorder, Jesse
K. Baylis Treasurer, William t.
piarca
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
aanuanfien

control Of the convention; u,. ~os
In Red Lion kindred John ): Wis wiSer ,tsr' Use
U.Uu.e nsts An Expression Of opinion was given
nn nnt the tickets In respect to the first choice
nm a nj ot Inc "A voles cast "a were for Blaine,
Edmnnds, M .; Lincoln, Q; Logan l. ana
for any body except Arthur. w uvs,
In South Christians hundred A. ": Ever, ..
son. v q. Finn and Q. M: drooIe -, wers V I,
elected delegates, and John wnann, ,,",na,ss " ,,a
Ay and ana Josepn rs ,ar rgI BIaIine and Count,
Rights
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
Tsmely Dlec"'

Abort 8 o'clock yeenIi;,s| yesterHIIi;y, |,
a fire was discovered oiu r"oms
the wall in one of tbe ,,ls lo'Ei Md
X eene's boarding no's'' proml :
Vest streets, and was ssv hui
tinguished ura with . ,as few gs VI
water before much aa" ~, D II
The fire was causeu "
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
uo,,b,pg q Doctor W,


This morning a man Wn,a at his
Gardner called on Dr. nd Wes
office on Delaware avenue "a money
streets, and asked nun tna;, n. i 10 giveb
and upon the doctor ,u,, rel.I' ',Iftr be de-
to him, went away. o;,saas,hiRloves,
parted the physician mias, ss wo ar
and Informed officer one" ,he'loyes
rested the man and recos.' ', Front geet
at a second hand place ", soldbep
near King, where the ieIlTF !, run. Ord,
for enough to get a drlhh had fdiM
ner told fhe officer that ~ Frapk mt
at the same college as ~ and he i'd pE
had fallen into evil bao'1 Rave hIi hn
think the doctor woulu cloves 1t u
arrested for taking tT ,as to pfec'e
understood that he decp
the case.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
- lSO0
s~rA RrOke -"

About noon to day, as '1''p NJ aTat!o'
driving ' along BY sssGea ss}e Of ii ni s,,,i,, y,
streets, the front az. aA'1 v1beel let,,l
81 snapped off close to 'th the "T The 70 sa st.,
Injury. Another carr,ns' ca aas ia to
ed, and the disabled one
shop for repairs. - :.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

Governor stockley, ,rr Ds1 III III
| Nathaniel Hickman y pn'nnLj
! the PsaVe t0r sussex 00
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

VVIl III UuhIu VI
Fourth and Market.
In Summer Silks the as
sortment this season is large,
handsome and cheap. The
styles are in pretty little pin
stripes, checks, glace, plaldl!s,,
plain and changeable solid
colors, at 371, a., 50, 65, Isl
and 79 cents. IN rOuldius'
with their handsome satin
finish effect, the styles are
unusually good this season at
37I, 50 and IS cent
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market, first
floor.
We were fortunate in Sc
curing the balance OF an I'M
ported stock Of real nuns
yelling of the purest wool, in
"Rembrant" self checks.
The appearance OF the fabric
being plain, but examined
closely develops an almost
indescribable check. They are
in solid colors, pink, blue
and ecru, AZ in. wide, reduc'
ed to soc, from 81, and are
splendid value.
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market, frs
floor.
! In Linen Napkins we shov
a large stock and variety
there's a good heavy : nap
kin to close a lot, just reduc
!: ed to S5c., from 81 per doz
: and a German loom ! ! naF
!! kin at $I.5o per doz., with
: double bordered damasl
J! at 81 per dozen; very heav
:. and good.
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market, bas
n ment.
10 In cream damask tab
* r. cloths we show many bea1
ct es tiful and elegant design
% handsomely centered al
ry bordered in many difere
rs rs styles of Turkey red bord
d, and fringes. 2 yds. squa
.y sp are 81 d by 2 yds. are S
he 50.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

N1OTICE-WE, ELLEN KELLY x
" IFRANCIs r. KELLY, traning Is as
FRANCIS KELLY 60, he tena.,s ot tnt
house No. 1903 Market street. In the Flrst
Ward OF The city Of Wilmington. County
of lew Castle, and State of Delaware, In CON- m
plance with the requirements Of the ats OF un the
General Assembly In such case made and pro-
vdnd hereby give notice that we shall apply In
writins with to The Court Of General sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF Della
wale in and for New Castle County oo On Mon Mon,
The next term oi said Court, for license tt
sell intoxicating & liquors in quantitie, not Les
than one half gallon not to be drank on the Pren
ises, and the following respectaOle claiIem
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
VIM. B. SHARP,

MOOR.
We open a hands ONE line
of Madras" curtains, in
white ecru and colors, in
pairs or by the yard, from
CSC. a yd. up. To hang them
we furnish walnut, ash, ma
hogany, ebony, and brass
poles and fixtures, from Csc
to $3. There's no more sty
llish or effective thin curtains
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

NyANTED-TWOG GIRLS, ONE WHO
w has had some experience in cooking
at No. 4 West Fourth street. al42tt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
l7oT11 ri DANIEL RYAN, TEN

NOTIl Ell, DANIEL RYAN, TEN
N ant Of the SOrrel Horse hotel. No. IVA
West M Front nj street, in the:Firs Ward Of the
citv Of Wilmington, county, of New Castle and
state Of Delaware, In compliance with tne re. re-
in such case made and provided. do hereby
siye notice that shall apply In writing 70 the
Court Of General Sessions q me Peace ana ana
ah sor New Castle County, on Monday, the 18th
aay Dr Sf Of Nay. A. B., lss being the next term
of said court for l'cense for SAID honse ~ an
inn or tavern. for the sale therein OF lntoxeato
ing luuors in less quantities than one quar-, 70
he drank on the premises, and the FOLLOWING
| resna"t,hie citizens of said ward recommend
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

THOR SAL ELS ACRE OF GOOD LAND
\ miles from Wilmington Price $5, 500
Would exchange for city property. GEO. h.
TOWNSEND, GA Market street.. al4-6t
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

VXYANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework, with recommendation -
Abby at 6l5 VanBuren street. a14-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

tSOR kENT-THE LARGE BRICK
house at Harmony Mills adjoining the
& II o Railroad. Suitable for boarding
house. Eent low. Apply to GEO.R. TOWN
SEND, Ola Market street. al46t
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

yIIANTEL-A GOODGIRLFO GEN E.
w raj housew0rk ut No, 5l9 Marke'
o.re,t al4-2t*
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

[XIANTED-A WHITE NURSE GIRL
w recommendations required. Apply a'
No. 1000 West street. al4.tf
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

xXTANTED-TWO GOOD STONE MA
w sons. Apply 1881 West Fourth street,
WILSON VANDEVER. al42t*
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

vVyANTED-BOAR A RD EkS AT Ill WEST
w Eighth street. One large front room.
Also o ther pleasant rooms furnished and un'
furnish ed. Also table bOarders. a14-4tf
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

CTYANIED-A MIDIDLE hfEO WHITE
w woman for housekecper at No 8l2
Market street. ala3t"
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

XXyANTEIl- BOARDEkS IN A SMALL
w private family, los Poplar street
Gentlemen or ladies. alA-2t"
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

-YahTED--A YOUNG MAN WANTS
w a situation in dry goods or grocery
st re, from country. A years experienced
Address this office. al4'ltt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

xNYANTE. A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN.
w eIal housework, at Soo Shipley street
al43tt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

rALL FOR RENT, AIS MARKET ST.,
III fourth story. Inquire s35 W. Fourth
street, Monday, Tuesday and Friday or SAT
mrdav night OF each week. al4-3tt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-14

San yaanx person. ANe can MaN "a s5
7 a. an hour at home with my new work
easy to learn permanent. Send lcc.,, silve
or stamus tor IL samples with instructions, Il
| y IHAYEK New Ipswich, N. II. al4-lD