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The Arizona sentinel., 1884-08-16

DEHlIVElife. Published at Aug. usta, his home. Largest, handsomest. cheapest, best. By the renowned histor ian and biographer, Col. Conwell, whose life of Garfield, published by us, outsold the twenty others by 60OO0. Outsells every book ever published in this world, many agents are selling fifty daily Agents are making fortunes. All new beginners successful; grand chance for them. $43 50 made by a lady agent the first day. Terms most liberal Parti- culars free. Better send 9 cents for postage, etc, on free outfit, now ready including large prospectus book, and save valuable time. ALLEN & Go.
 l Agusta, Maine
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-08-16
Territorial Republican COnVen
 tiOn.

TheT efritorial Republican honventlo n will he held in the city of Tombstone, Monday, September 18th, 1884.
 The several counties of the territory will be entitled to the following number of delegates in said territorial conTentlon'
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-08-16
FOR TERRITORIAL PURPOSES.

Genl fund 9 cts on each S!00 value of taxable property.
 School fund l5 cts ou each S100 value Of taxable property.
 Interest fund act No. S3. 1883, 15 cts on each $100 value of taxable property. Interest fund act No. S4, 1883. 05 cts on each S100 value of taxable property.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-08-16

M AikICAgents wanted for au-
 k1 AIN thentic edition ot his Life. Published at Aug
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-08-16

By act of the Territorial Legislature ap- proved March Eth, 1883, the counties of Yavapai, Yuma, Mohave, Apache and Maricopa are permitted to join 1n the election of Councilman to the Legisla- tive Assembly; and the counties of sCoohlse, Graham, Gila, Pinal and Pima are likewise permitted to join in the election of Councilman to such Assem- bly. Therefore, let County Deleg ates be authorized to meet in sub-conventions at said time and place to make nominations therefor.
 CLARK CHURCHILL.
 Chairman Central Committee. WEBSTER STREET. Secretary.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-08-16
C. Ginocchio & Co.,,

Bar aey's Block. corner ot Main ai
 Second Streets
 xuxaa, As T, jy.2S If.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-08-16

~ GODS ARE DELIVERED AT DEPOT U and all parts of the town free of charge.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-08-16

robacco Cigars and Domestic Wines and qaors Mw: trade suhclent guaran public is fully convinced fair and honest dealings
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
AT SUNSET.

Aporfect summer evening,
Such - only August brings,
When the sweet day 10 borne away,
On tWilight's dewy wings.
When many memory AWakes
Beneath the sunset sky,
VI those who loved 10 look thereon
With Us In days gone by.
A scene whose subtle beauty sst{
Fills tho heart with silent Joy,
And leaves an impress on the mind
That time can ne'er destroy.
Ad0wn behind the rocky hills,
We watched the setting sun
The tinted clouds grew pale and changed,
And faded one BY one.
Then the lovely stars were lighted
In the wondrOus depths Of blue,
Like loving eyes they seemed to US
Heavens portals gazing through.
But now the world 10 changed and cold,
Those stars TO me appear
Like glances searching through the soul.
All pitiless and clear.
In youths sweet summer season
All on earth 10 fresh and fair,
And Heav'n itself hath little charm
In hearts that have no care.
But, Al, the stream Of time rolls on,
And bears us day BY day,
Past dow'ry isles and yalmy shores
Where0n We fain would stay.
We reach forth hands Of longing
For the Joys this world can give
Death 10 vague and distant sh ade-
We think but how to live.
Yet often, when our hearts desire
To desrer view IL brought,
We find sharp thorns and burning sands,
But not the rest We sought.
And then We turn with gladness
Where the leaves Of healing grow,
And there 10 balm for all our wounds,
And ease for every woe.
For earth ID but field whereOn
God puts US all TO test,
TIL He shall see our work we'll done,
And call US to His rest.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

"a better man, tut no mate for you
my child. He realizes this, and 1t
for this that he leaves Ua II is har'
for you now, darling, but time soften
all pain. hope life holds much hsppi
ness for you in the future"
For whole year Laurence GiffOrd'l
name WAS not spoken between them.
For whole year Isabel grew psler
weaker, and more spiritual, until tht
signs Of her white cheeks, and thin little
blue. vsiDed hands thrilled her fathers
heart with desparing anguish.
The truth could be no longer CLOSED
over. He knew that 'his baby, his little
Isabel, was drifting slowly out of his
life.
Is there anything you would like,
Isabel" he queried one day, when she
had sat for nearly an hour looking from
her window out over the blue waters
with . wistful sorrow in her great eyes.
"Speak, child II there is wish In
your heart that your old father can
crafty 1t shall be his pleasure to do 20. u
A faint blush drifted over her wasted
features.
Papa, If 1 might Sec" she hesi-
tated, sweeping his face with an eager.
piteous gaze.
Laurence Clifford ?" said the father,
remorseful pang piercing his heart
you shall, dear"
He went straight TO his library and
wrote letter which was blotted with q
few bitter tears, and two days later
when q great ocean steamship left New
York far behind, she bore in one of her
mail.bags that sad message for Laur-
ence Clifford. He came home at once.
She failed rapidly in the last few weeks,
and as he reached the side Of her
couch, the poor, pale face trausfgured
with the Joy Of seeing him, smote him
with such sore anguish, that the
strong mans eyes filled with tears.
They spent long afternoon together,
part Of the time in utter silence.
She told him, while her thin fingers
strayed half shyly over his dark, bowed
head, how lightly they had judged her
to imagine che could forget and be hap
py.
"Ihave missed you always" she
said, with trembling lips I shall
wait for you in Heaven, and shall not
be quite content until you come"
"Dear little hearth moaned the man
sorrowfully show far above me you
will be in Heaven"
~ will mott" said Isabel, with sort
of desperate determination. You
shall come to me, Laurence. You will
remember howIam waiting, and watch.
ing, praying, and you will come
promise mel"
81 will try" he returned brokenly.
4" With God 3 help l will endeavor to
win myself q place beside you up there
my little one"
He went away presently, promising
to come on the following day.
he came, and found her robed fol
her last resting.plsce, the little hands
clasping lily, not whittier than her
own pure soul her face peaceful and
smiling In lis pallid calm.
Kneeling there beside her, solemn
cry v pnt up from the mans heart fol
strength and help to renew his broken
and wasted life, and light to see the
pathway to that heavenly trysting
place with his sweet girl.love.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
It's Whlspered Around

That laine is having . big boon. Too bat
tfhe should get he shell snd some other fel
Low the oyster. But such Is life. Political.
| q head, and that is what is the matter with tht
Republicans Of Delaware. Too many heads.
That the reason dogs tail waRs Is beause II
is tha lightest part OF the purp's body, Hnot,
That the purp which always barks the loud.
| est is no' the brayest.
That the merchant who advertises always
ments are placed in paper with large circu-
| lation.
That the peach crop is saved, and the Phlla.
big crop. We shall ste.
That the largest ear OF corn in the State will
! soon be planted and then placed on exhibition
That our police Judge Is good one, and
| gives general satisfaction.
that the oyster season will soon be over.
Bad 'or lovers on the half shell:
That the man who spends his evenings at
home with his family Is not altogether happy
man. Especially II he hssas olding wife and
Gro. 20 IS children: PARADISE on o., eartn:
q game of base ball than he can about mis- next
days lessons. Base ball study hardy go
hand In hand.
That it will sooH be in order for the good
boys mother to cross ques ion the youth as TO
how many times he has been swimming that
day. i,
without drawing blood. Manhood is nothing
in the sunny South.
That the paper that has circulation of seven
thousand Is the REPUBLICAN II Is read by
the masses. Th- rich and the poor take 1t and
pay for 1t.
That the Katy Did and the festive bull frog
will soon be on hand. Duett.
That the wav OF the trangressor Is hard II
hr Is not ha fellow well met. What will
YOU taxi?
That Delaware should have house OF refuge.
The streets are being overrun wi h bad bOys,
over whom their parents have no control.
That II you want to buy house che p call at
S32 Monr Je street.
Tna, If we are believe all we read about
the funny men Of tn. day, they al broke up
the papers they started to be funny on. But
like the man who fell In the bog, they touch
bottom at last. Success eventually crowned
them with fame and fortune.
That the man who stole the horse said he
found the rope, and the horse followed him.
lie could not drive H. back.
Th.t the handsome monkey and the organ
grinder will soon b. with US. Spring Spring,
gentle Spring. We might say "damp ="
Spring.
That next Sunday, If clear, will bring. out
the fashions on Delaware avenue. LOOK out
for them. The styles.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
WAINWRIGHT,
312 MARKET STREET

~ peach trees, varieties suited to all sec
tions, including all the new and old standard
sorts ; also 100000 apple trees, largely Of the
new long keeping varieties, among which
are varieties that will keep into late Spring
In com non house collars. These varities are
well adapted tor planting South, where the
western varieties OF Winter sorts are all Fall
apples kiefer and Leconte pears. Small
fruits grapes, nut bearing and ornamental
trees, with full line Of all kinds of nursery
stock at low prices. Catalogues showing
how and what to plant with much valuable Q
Information, mailed gratis to all applicants.
Great Northern and Southern /, ,Urseries,
RANDOLPH PErERS, Will, Del.
ms Stdsa-2mW
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
Higher Education o1
Women.

Where is it leading =! Will
mothers and sisters, wives and
sweethearts subject us and
our new clothes to a mathe-
matical survey and calcula-
ton that the fit may be de-
cided ? We and our cloth
ing or tailors may dread the
dawn Of such a period, Did
Oak Hall know that the
guarantee system which gave
away the right to call cloth
ing sold until the criticism OF
all bound to each buyer by
relationship or affection had
exhausted itself was sowing
the dragons teeth from which
should spring silence-armed
foes like this =?
1t was an unforeseen posi-
bility, but Oak Hall accepts
the situation and bows to the
demand of exact science or
high art. Men and boys, we
will protect you on any and
all purchases you make, from
commonest to finest ; and no.
body knows how cheap is the
clothing Of all grades that
bring this protection until he
visits Oak Hall.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

NOTICE-DEMOCRATIC CITY ASSO.
IN citation. A meeting Of the Democratic
City Association for tho purpose of organic
ing for the city campaign, will be held In
the hall Of the Friendship Fire Company,
Tenth and Shipley streets, on SATURDAY
EVENING, April 10Th, at 7.80 O'Clock.
WIN. q. BAUGH, Chairman.
JOHN G. EARRA SaaratarY al8-Nt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

|NOTICE I, FERGUS KELLY,
~ owner Of the house No; s7 Chestnut
Wilmington, County OF New Castle, and
State Of Delaware, In compliance with the
requirements of the acts OF the General
Assembly in such case made and provided. do
ting to the Court OF General Sessions Of the
Peace and jail Delirery Of the State Of Della
day, the l2th day Of May. A. d. 1884 being the
next term Of said court, for a License y. 70
IS than one quart, l being a retailer
OF goods, wares, and general merchandise,
and the following respectable citizens Of said
ward recommend the said application, viz:
hOmas Marion, Timothy McSwiney,
Pat'k Neary, David W. Hughes,
samuel j hnstOn, william MalOney,
Philip Farnan, John Naughtin,
Neal Mulvena, Pat'k Long,
William COnnOr, Jr., John Brown,
William O'Meara, John Sutton,
Thomas F. O'Donnell, e. ID. Crawford,
Owen Mcdonald, H. u. LannOn.
Pat'k Maher, NJ. John Kearney,
Michael Bradlev. w. q. Brooks
VIM. II. Doughten, F.H. Donnelly.
a17-3t' FERGUS KELLY.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

ENOR SALE-BUILDlNG LOTS, SIN
C gle or In blocks to suit builders some
Of the best In the city. Terms made TO suit
VIII exchange for dwellings. L. H.9kE9a
6lbh Market street. a0-l0t
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

IN story brick store house, rs feet front, 40
feet deep, No. liz West Front street, next TO
the CITY Hotel good stand for business.
inquire Of Jas. q. Akin cr Jas. F. Wood l.
%. jyl6-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
FOB SALE.

NOR HALE-THE TWO.STORl
IL dwelling No. S32 Monroe stro'
Can bo bought right. Little cash re.
quirod. Tho house h In fir~t. GLASS cOn'
ditiOn, contains seven rooms, with bath
All the modern cOnvenien COS, includins
water closet and heater In collar. ApciJ
to w. SCOTT VERNON, Republican Of
foe, s16
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

NOR RSALE-SEVERAL LARGE LOTS
IL l00x400 feet, suitable for manufactur
ing purposes, south of Market street bridge.
Brandywine water on premises. Apply at
office Of JONI ES ,iUTHRlE& co. matt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
HOTIOUR.
i-I, WILLIAM KELLEY,

|N0TICE.I. WILLIAM %. KELLEY. g LEY.
street, in the Tenth ward of the city Of
Wilmington, county Of New Castle, and
requirements OF the acts of. the General
hereby give notice that l shall apply In wri-
ting to the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State Of Della
ware, In and for New Castle County on Mon
day, the 18th day Of May, A.. D., 1884, being
said house as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein OF Intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, TO be drank on the
premises, and the following respectable citl-
zens Of said ward recommend the said appli.
cation, viz:
Patrick Mclaughlin, W. j. Mclaughlin,
John Gill, Henry Earner,'
John G, DOyle, Dennis MahOney,
Jas. McKenney, Patrick GOrmley,
VIM. Wal'h, Patrick COnnOr,
Daniel Madden, ThOs: Ford,
Jas. Lee, Jas. Riley,
John McEntee, Patrick Noon,
vohn Burg, Peter Garner.
Patrick COnnell, NJ. j. Lannan,
II. Z. Lannan, ThOs. Ryan,
Patrick Sullivan, NJ. l. Ford,
Thes. Bunce, Peter Ford,
Bernard Mckenney.
al7-st" WIN. KELLEY.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
WAiNWRiGHT'S,
312 MARKET STREET.

WAINWRiGHT'S,
312 MARKET STREET.
BUTTONS
Last week we bought large assortment
of buttons for Spring; they are the very lates,
designs. We did not need them AS our stock
was already complete, but having bought
them at about quarter their value we now
offer them to our patrons at an unusually
low figure, s, 10, IN 2Oc. dozen.
WAINWRIGHT,
CHILDREN's LACE CAPS:
We do not deal in children's lace caps, but
we were offered lot of twenty dozen, so far
great for US, so We bought the entire lot.
Just think it, lace caps selling at tl21c.;
there are some at Is, 20, 25c.
WAINWRIGHT,
31s MARKET STREET.
HOSIERY:
A special purchase Of 50 dozen chIldren's
hosiery, sizes to 7 at &c. pair. They were
l21dc., a little dark for Spring, and that is the
only reason the price is reduced.
WAINWRIGHT,
312 MARKET STREET.
A small lot of corsets are 26c., 3-button
Spring gloves arc 1Oc., SHOOK lacIng gloves
are 1213c. Hoop skirts and bustles are sell
ing.
WAINWRIGHT,
312 MARKET STREET
Our dollar silks in black and color need no
here; the goods speak for themselves.
The people have found it out and are we'll
pleased, and our sales have been surprising
ly large.
WAINWRIGHT
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

DISSOLUTION OF OFCO-PARTNERSHIP
- Tho co-partnership heretofore existing
between A. n. Woodward and M. A. J.
Springer, trading as A. H. Woodward l. Co.,
In the agricultural business, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 26th day Of March,
1884. The agricultural business will be con-
tinued at 2l5 West Front street, by M. A. ].
SPRINGER. al65td.1tWs
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

EHOR RSALE-DWEI4l.lNt}S NO. 904 AM
T. 800 Jackson street, just completed, sew
en- rooms. bath, underdrained, open stair
ways, porches, front, side and back yards
Also s27 West Ninth street, 10 rooms. apply
m4-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

ENOR SALE-A 2.STORY. s.ROOM
Il ed house, with BATH. front
porch, front ARd back yards, ce.
mented cellar, with heater and all
modern improvements. The prop
erty IN In q fine location, n rSt cl ash
order. and can be bought ON rea.
sOnable terms. Inquire Cn the
premises, SOL Monroe street, or ri
the Republle0p office.
GEORGE r. VERNON.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
JOHN ?. ALMOND & CO.,
GR0CERs.

Fine Turkey prunes, 4 lbs. for
25c ; ring cut evaporated apples
l2c. per h.; evaporated pitted
cherries, zoe. per h.; evaporated
pears, 22c. per h.; sun dried par
ed peaches, Q lbs. Tor 25c.; evapo.
rated pared peaches, SOC. per lb.
JOHN P. ALMOND e. co.
Wells .Omatoes,3 cans for Csc;
Portland corn, 3 cans for 25c.;
Boyer's string beans, 3 cans 25c.;
table peaches, ,l5c. per can; straw
berries, 3 cans for Csc; red che1s
ries, l0c. per can.
JOHN P. ALMOND & co.
Half pint bottles gherkins,
chow-chow and mixed pickles, ,l5c
per bottle.
JOHN P. ALMOND e. co.
w can give you the best bar
gains in coffee of any firm in the
city. Try our Peaberry coffee
at l6c. per Id. Our Maracaibo
coffee at 22c. is far superior to the
majority Of so-called Javas offer
ed at q higher price.
JOHN P. ALMOND e. co
A lot Of gooseberries, black
berries, raspberries an6 red cher
ries packed in quart bottles by
the Moir T. Son Co., zoe. per boz
tle-usually sold at Soc. each.
JOHN P. ALMOND & co
Gardner, Phipps & Cos. S. Da-
Wis, Jr., F. A. Ferris & Cos, and
Hart e. Bros sugar cured hams,
boneless bacon and sugar cured
tongues.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

NOTlCE-THE MEMBERS OF JET
~ ferson Council, No. 10, 0, u. A. M,
and the order in general are requested TO
meet at Mechanics Hall y. E. corner Fourth
and King streets, on Sunday morning, April
M. 4. Church.
FRANK A. sTOVER, q.
A. M, GOODWIN, X. 8. a16.Ii
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
ROOF PAINT

FOR
TIN, IRON AND SHINGLE ROOFS.
USE
DIAMOND METALLIC PAINT
Has no equal in the market.
Applied by ED. A. FALLON,
1913 Tatnall street. Wilmington,
Del. Roofs examined free of
charge.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
A-eOd- -3m
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

Hanna's is the place for good 25, 81
and 40 cent oysters, 6O5 Jefferson street
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

NyOTICE-DELAWA LOAN ASSO'
~ ciation Stock in new series for slle.
Apply day or evening to
a7-im GEORGE q. MARlS, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

TNUR SALE-A BRICK DWELLING
I house containing eight rooms, 70. s
Monroe street. Inquire at the REPU Bill
GAN OFFICE. al5f
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

DUARDIN8-TWOG GENTLEMEN EN- GAN
ID obtain board In q genteel, privnte fam.
lily. Front room and excellent location. Ad-
dress, =, this office. ap-9tf
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

rbAS ~
Fgsins may be obtained o. Tn
Of houses and lols
ON MAY 10,
S o'clock In the evening,
\, second story Of the Westerl
eyraph Building, N. f. corne
Market street., Of the fOll0win,
HO.stCry brick house, metal ROOF
ctes by II feet, sl2 Reed street.
|OstOry brick house, metal roof,
cte, by rs feet; sl4 ksed street.
IO.story brick house, metal roof,
bches by 'b feet. $40 Reed street.
Eostory tr.CR house, metal roof
pches ty "a feet. Ms Reed street.
story brick house. metal roof
bO feet. IA West Front street, run
10 Reed street.
u north SIDE Of Shearman street
)nth and Eleventh and Lombard
reefs. IS feet from Lombard st.,
hes bv -Oteet
\ on north side Of Shearman at.
|Ith and Eleventh and Lombard
leet from Pine street, 10 leet by
u on westerly side OF ButtonwOOd
\, from The nOltherly side Of A
eet by 10 feet.
TERMS tFSALE;
tent, cash on evening Of sale, q
Thin " days mortgage of u
the remainder will be taken.
f hi: association or persons
fts MayIelye a MORTGAGE OF two
lllt' tilyo on each share WITH.
PREMIUM, thus enabling al.
dy 70 secure a valuable home.
hye, Without withdrawel or un-
The title elthe properties 10 per.
'Ncia'NOn VIII have deeds and
prepared vIhtutany charge Ia
fTCN LOAN ASSOCIATION N
Or formation apply to
VI, l.. LlCHIENSTEIN
Secretary.
SALE WILL BE SOLD AT
c Sale. On
PEbAY, APRIL "A, 1854,
at 10 o'clock q. m.,
.ies leslderce of Benjamin ~
vasel, On the Kennel ~
u'aplke, near tireenville Station.
unflstlaha Hundred. all the Der,
XVI !. property Of said deceased
~ Y one mare tROse), one colt mel.
H. bas, VA, . Three cows, twenty-ihree
'V'u. ''l'eeh cords Of wood, chest
,.s, ~, asGa' aeI, one thousand posts and
iS'' \ a oil II not split: about seven
\, a.",l "vres pi wheat, harness, farm.
.entS, t1 chickens, lot OF old iron,
'utTltufe' Tltufe' and other articles moi
| IL tI[a,s pinM OF sale. All sums caSh,
N hhIddS, Administrator. sIO.lC
nhLL-"lLL he SOLD ON
,,'m'ses, at the southeast corner OF
.oA bard streets, on v
'uhOAY, APRIL %, 1884,
AZ n'e o'cl1ck, p. m.,
,ees ,,ss, 'rtat on Lombard street. run
,.sn'y o,say ieet, with q frame hous,
viii viii ), ms is a very desirable
nos,o,D "', De positively sold. Terml
!. ,.gy l. !, ", y, !. as.TlDHAM SON.
Aucts.
SA.L
ASN2,WS, ~, sPRlNGERs
~ SI,Ip at public sale, ut Red MW-
'"''OOroush township, Chester
'NDAY, n, APRIL q, 1884,
"' O'Clock, p. m.,
r'Hsers and a lot of young
,bau SILL l. BAILY.
\,
n,Sd H SSaLE OF GROCERIES All
""l T. Front and SIMPLE,
Jay NIGHT, APRIL 10, 1884,
At : O'clock, p. m.,
le s1'Inel 0l ,'. goods, teas, 81 Ices, ant
e.IccTItS.
H. +. BUCKINGHAM,
&C.,. Au,,, Manager
a1S.2tt
i ids1nna n,,n or u noWS-AT ..--t..,
ar rIt"@ R'%,h,i Of William S.E2ssE
RsnAv '," o'r'er, on !.M.I. ..
y, '|DA d' Al RIL "a, 1854,
a. ,''e o'clock, p. m.,
and Gl a lot of shoats.
pIess, Auct. 'A'AD"iN;
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

CYSTGNE SPRING MATTRESSES.
II clothes wrlngers, clocks, futeing irons
md many other articles, sold on easy weekly
or monthly payments, BY +. q. SCULL. Boa
Walnut street. alS 3tt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

DRIVATE SALE-T NTY ~
Il head Of fine working and drv- 6S
Ing horses suitable for all purposes. Apply al
MARTINS livery stable. al7-lw
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

IL nearly new, Haines' Bros. upright
piano. Address p. q. g., this office.
alB-3tt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

DOARDF RS WANTED AT 6l3 POP
ID lar street. Pleasant rooms al7-6ts
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

NOR SALE-2& l. 3SPRING DEARBORN
= wagons, at tHAMMONDS, Second and
French streets a3-1mt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

NOR SALE-SEED DPOTATOES-A p LOT
Of white star and HebsOn, genuine va
riety. Address l.. A. MO RE, Pleasant
Hill, Del. al7-5td ltwt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

NOR SALE-FIRST-OLA HOUSE
Il Ne. sos West street. New and tip top
Gall at Ill Market street. aplS-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

NURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD,
u also table board, at l624 Tatnall street.
a14-6tf
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

NYOTICE - M. SMITH, III KING
N street, soils watches 4 clocks cheaper
than any one, att
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

EvOk SAL E-7b ACRES OFG LAND
Il miles from Wilmington. Price $3, 500
Would exchange for city property. GEU.R
8l4 Market Street. ali-6t
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

DOAkDt RS. SEVERAL GENTLEM EN-
ID can be accommodated with board at
1907 Tatnall street. al6-12tt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

DOARDING - rWO GENTLEMEN
ID can be accommodated with board at
6lV Tatnall street. al7-3t1
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

rnA CoLURED WOMAN ~ y,
general hV' al6-u
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

NYOTICE- wORKlNGMEN, NOW Is
IN your time to secure homes. 800 shares
Mechanics Loan stock for sale. (New issue)
Only 81 per share, payable the second Tues.
day OF every month. Apply soon to the
Secretary, W. ]. MORROW, Az French st.
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Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

Young LADY Or Gen, y, /
ben poa'u' al7.3ts
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

r1yE HUNDREDCh!i L 4, ! n
tp-t,iscs :, 20 C. cents each, BY s.F; Ham, Ham,
has I"s u 4 ss sst Eighth street. ,,hla, rush''
kind. promptly repa'feu' ".
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

TW0 GENTLEMEN i9 IL
p.r,SG p,,.r,s article, en- salary ana nn,
Address A. !" w al5-u
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

n-CHlCKLNs, DRESSED, ID. or ,!s
h. APPLETON, Third
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Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

bear rIsr% B'S,h,i. Of NA William s.b2.sE
a, DA i" Al RIL "a, 1854,
a, ,ne o'clock, p, m.,
ana G a lot of shoatp,
barples"s s"',annLEY noi Il BALDWIN.
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Daily Republican., 1884-04-19

UNFINISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
z Also table board, st y. h. cor. Seventh
and West streets. s6lm