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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1884-05-15
HEALTH HINTS,

Tho best way to deal with a cold
is to avoid it.
Never pick a blister with a pin.
1t rusts the pin,
Vinegar and red pepper will make
a well throat sore aud sore one
well.
Corns can bo cnred by rcfrainin2
from wearing shoes tbreo sizes too
small.
The tendency to sleep too sonndly
can be overcome by having hot soda
biscuits for supper.
A little arsenic curefully used will
in time entirely clear neiShbor~
hood of rats, nice aud amateur flute
players.
Nothing is moro dangerous than
to walk about with bare feet in the
morning. If there are fros to be
started let you wife attend to them.
Course brown paper soaked in
vinegar aud placed on tho forehead,
is good for sick headache. Soc that
there is supply Of brown paper
and vinegar in the house before GO
ing to the lodge on initiation night,
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S.sux.xzzxzszxN-.zs<xa.a

For rent-A needle and thread.
Borrowing is not paying busi-
ness.
The way of the transgrossor is
Canada.
Tho only way for man. 10 have
his picture printed in q western pa
per is to get hung.
"What is syntax ?" asked The
teacher "a saloon license is sin tax. |,
shouted The son OF a prohibitionist.
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--:POETRY:-
THE IRAMPs.

A woman and man; she, pallid ant
wan,
And with sadeyes, hollow and fast
Ing;
His CLASSY and inarred Ivy the drunk
ards reward,
That still about him are casting.
With the death eager look OF TINT ter
rible thirst
That has borne him and torn hin
down from the first.
As they stand in their shame 10y til,
bright kitchen flame,
With dispair in each shivering mo
tion.
What n story read Of mans madness
and greed,
And OF woman's angelic DEVOTION
or the wonderful love OF two illmatet
lives,
Which still, in it's storm trampled
smbers survives.
Does her memory stretch from that
poor bloated wretch
Far back into days that are golden,
When his love first breathed, seemed
treasure bequeathed,
For which she was ever beholden7
Surrounds him still the illusion of yore
Through which women behold the
men they adore ?
Ay! there as they stand, she touches
his hand
The hand OF the sot and the scofrer,
And gleam of oil grace lights the
sad, sunken face
As she turns to the food that we Of
fer,
And gives him the larger share wolf.
ishly thrust
To his lips ere her hunger had brok-
en- a crust.
Then, their rags closer bound their
chill frames around;
They pass on the way of the vagrant !;
For wretches SO mean IN good homes
to be seen
Would be n transgression most fla
grant;
But the woman half turns, with the
wave of the hand,
And n sad, thankful look that is sim
pie and grand.
And ! look through the panes as the
brief day wanes,
And the shadows Of night are blend
ing,
And watch through the, snow on the
highway below,
The two figures.slowly vending;
A woman whose love can all wretch.
edness span,
And the coarse, shattered wreck, Of
what once was man.
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FREE for TRIAL

HANOYFR'S SPECIFIC. unGillug aud
speedy cure ter Nervous Debility ana Weak
ness, l. Ss Of Vitality ana NI.Cr, Nervous
frustratiun, tiystoria, or any cyil result Oi
II discretion, excess, oyor ork, abuses ot Alec
hol, tobacco, %e, (Uror forty thousand post
tive cuIcH.)
5s-Seud l5c, postage on trial box or loo pills
Addr r., or. NJ. W W,BACuN,
Cor. CLARK st, Calhoun Piacc, Chicago, III
--la-ly.
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nUFONT'S POWDER.
SILVER WARE.

bnr silver Ware Gases will soon he omen for
,u'pcctor, \ fun branch OF sil Hollob w.,s
hhNe,, i1r@1 casi"rs, SC. will be opened ut
hihb CAGES, Japan aud Brass. Our full
Euh, " ~
:, hushea fan Linds. ,lrpoms Of all kinds.
Very low '' "''
On an iratinu four c1taIo.u. and pricc n,
WI no mailed lOuuy Que. The trade suppIind
NIH al "Nr m m.rrlnud3sv utttaIo Ir.r,s. which
pticgs, T.G IRANtI-,Ts
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-11
NOTICE.

Fifty dollars reward will DO paid for
he arrest and conviction OF any per-
son or persons covering up or dtfAcing
our signs or posters in any manner.
HUMPHREY & GwINN.
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THE SCHOOL MIDDLE.
Defeat OF the Second Proposition
Another One.

4
The proposition to vote q tax OF
three-fourths Of per cent for school
purposes was defeated last Saturday by
| 20 to IA. The smallness of the vote
shows how little interest was manifest
cd.
The tax was defeated for q number Of
reasons. Some opposed it because they
wanted to learn, but could not, where
all the money has gone;" the statement
below will enlighten them. Others, be-
cause they object to teaching tout
siders" Still others, because they do
not want to pay taxes continually.
The trustees, not to bluffed, have is
sued the same proposition-three-
fourths OF per cent.-to be voted on
next Satui day, "tbe money so raised to
be applied on the Indebtedness Of the
district and teachers salary"
The school at present is too large for
one teacher, but good way to reduce
it is to "dre out" all pupils from ou;-
side districts. No % is under no obi
cations to teach pupils coming from
district 10 which there always has been
and is st present good school. Then
again, there are number of young pu-
piis whose proper place Is at home; the
minimum age is placed by law at 5. but
the very best authorities assert that 8 is
the better limit; this, however, is a mat
ter solely within the Jurisdiction Of the
parents.
The attempt to make this gra led
school was wisely choked of. Tnrs 9
years hence will be soon enough; no use
picking thing until it is ripe. 1t has
been claimed that the school will bring
to the town families that have children
to attend it during the winter. Let us
see. The SCHOOL has been running
month. One family has mo, ed in, and
Of that family four children attend q pri-
vate school and one the public school.
We ought TO have rest on this racket.
At tHree-fourths of l per cent, the /
Howard Ssbree company will pay about |
$3.50; the Improvement company, the |
Union Pacific and f. R. Coffin & Bro,
nearly 800 each.
Below ID the statement Of the financial
condition of the district under the fret |
board.
BY request publish the following The amount
Of money collected aud paid ont in building The
Caldwell school house WAS ~ foows
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JOUR BITS.

1vsry nsa In Ada county is Interest
- N the esnpsign and We want every
enc Of them to get The CALDWELL
1aIBuxE-ths only indepe Adsnt repub-
NeAa paper In IdAho-until the close of
tAs campaign. To oil such We will
end the paper until December LIST for
Hdty Cents. with a extra copy te the
Kssssr MP Of club OF Ave. Send the
Ssar bsts In coin. currency or stamps.
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.ht4ag u your Job work.


Fer ssls, ehssp, good Aoass with
svs l0H. Inquire st this ONCE.
There Il Q Californian here anxious
70 isvsst in . Sake river plsssr nine.
"A ssesn dairy will b in operation
room st John HuAtoAn's fArR, ths Will
lows.
Tho KetcAun xsystoss has very
sensibly "fedsssa" TIE DAILY 70 TIL
weekly.
ANY enc rot . Subscriber getting
~ paper is invited to Join 1t the rate
rivsa elsewhere.
COPIES Il TEE CALDWELL tribune
ssS on sale at the posto4es and Little,
Ger 4 Co.'S drug store
DIR. J. c. Leonard. dentist, Boise
CIV. mo Cheap JohA work" All
osdsrn Improvements. ~
Tho IdAhoAn. owned By ". II. NSe,
Judge TarAsr, ETC.. has ssen sold 70
European syndicate for 100000. The
partners get one fourth each.
Dill OvWOyp WIZ AcootvS0 o'Sos
wears for killing KOnig At Silver City,
tried 10 suicide by strychnine. but was
pumped as dry ~ Indian creek Aud Is
getting over 1t.
Guy Becker. Tom Knaggs, Harry
Humphrey and Dan Brown went hunt
ing Thursday and brought back one
duck. Each claims 70 nave killed it.
We got he bird, however.
The first OF this week there were
REGISTERED At tho several precincts in
this county the following number Of
voter: Boise City, $40; Emmettsvllle.
20; Stuart, 81; Pay cite, A.; Lower BOISE.
Is; Union, SO; Caldwell, 1876.
Tho fourth crossing of the Snake
vas completed on Thursday and the
Oregon short Line track TO Huntington
l. practically finished. The o. 4. d N.
people are pushing their work and
junction will DO effected BY November
sst
A special dispatch from Rome says
that Able Glorieux. principal OF St.
Miohaers College, Portland. Oregon.
has bon appointed Apostolic Vicar for
Id .ho, which includes all OF Idaho and
that part # Montana lying west OF the
Rocky Mountains.
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PERSONAL.

Judge T. J. Curtis WAS In Caldwell
this week.
Frank R. Coffin was down from the
capital this week.
NJ. B. Gainn and wife returned on
SUI day from the east.
Julius c. Shainwald, OF Boise City,
graced this railroad town with his pres
ence this week.
Mr.. Robbins, Of Robbins Il PAIRING
ton. Drewsy, Oregon. was in Caldwell
after supplies this week.
Haskell House arrivals: c. II. Frank,
Des Moines; j. A. Stephens, Ogden;
DIR. Froman, Vale, Ore; j. E. Heach-
am, Boise; W. Harris, Jordan Valley;
E. A. Farnsworth and wife, San Fran
cisco; A. R ,bbins, Drewsy; Fred Brun-
zsll, Reynolds Greek; Jas. Ciemmons,
Dry Creek.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The law Grm Of Pickett, Reed &
Lamb at Caldwell, Idaho. is this day
by mutual consent. Charles
II. Reed, having purchssed the interest
OF the other mem oers Of the copartner-
ship, will receive all dues and pay all
dem suds.
Dated September 81, 1884.
II. f. PRICKETT.
CHAs H. REED.
JOHN Nj LAMB
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FARMERS, ATTENTION!
We want all kinds of grain in ex-
change for merchaI d Sc.
Il. r. DANILsON & Co.
FOR RENT.

As Little, Cox & Co. will move into
ir own store, formerly occupied by
Cox & Martin, they offer for rent the
stand now occupied by them; also will
sell counters, shelving, etc. This would
DO an excellent stand for any kind OF
mercantile business.
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ANHEUSER-BUSCH
Beer, $500 per Barrel, st
4. r. BANiLSON r co s..
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GRAIN WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

We want Oa's and Barley in exchange
for Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Clotaing, etc, and will pay the highest
market price for the same.
We also want Wheat, delivered at the
Midtlet n mill; oats and barley to be
delivered at Caldwell.
T. T. DANILsoN & Co.
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ANOTHER CARLOAD

OF fine Spring Wagons, all styles and
sizes, just received and sold very cheap
for first class goods at the Agricultural
Separtrnent OF Howard Babres Co
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GREAT CONSERVATION.
THE CALDWELL TRIBUNE
DGm0rests illustrated
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BOTH PUBLICATIONS, ONE YEAE,
$3.50, (F0UR FIFTY.)

DEMOREST's MONTHLY I. Justly entitled
the Worlds Model Magazine. The Largest In
Form the Largest in Circulation, and the best
TWO Dollar Family Magazine issued. 1884 will
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

fOR AUDITOR AND RECORDER.
hereby sunsuncs myself - IN indie
pendent candidate for the Office Of audit
a asa recorder for Ada county. l. T.
Beg. 3. PRICKBrI.
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Total. ............. ......... .......s. S5bI %
This WAS all the money ever collected OF paid out
gave receipts for all money collected to build the
school and look receipts for money paid out.
have termed nv DO ks, receipts and vouchers over
to George Little, clerk Of the new board Of trus-
tees, wher, they Can be seen by any taxpayer OF
this district. T. Il. DANILsoN.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20
Death From Eating Raw Pork

LATRoBE, Pa, March ia very
strange case of poisoning has been
brought to the attention of the public
near the Loyalhanna coal mining shaft
A family named Shulthers Germany +,
consisting of husband and wife and two
brothers, formerly resided in Washing
ton county, where they lost their home
and suffered severely by the recent
floods. In their RESTITUTION they secur
ed some fresh pork, of which they ate
greedily, without cooking aud with no
other condiment than salt. This occur.
red about three weeks ago. In the
meantime they removed to Loyalhanna
and the men went to work. A few
days passed, when they took i'll and
showed symptoms of trichiniosis. The
woman, Mrs. Maria Shulthers, died,
and was buried yesterday, and her hus-
bands death is hourly expected. The
two brothers are gradually getting
worse, and in all probability will die.
The case has excited the sympathy Of
the citizens, as the family are in very
reduced circumstances.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20
OIeOlllargarIMe.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-At the session
of the Senate Committee on Public
Health several witnesses were produced
by the representatives of the Oleomar-
garine trade for the purpose of combat
ing the testimony of several experts
brought by the opponents of the adul-
terated articles.
DR.. George f. Morris, a Sanitary
Inspector of this city, testified that cot.
ton-seed oil was, in his opinion, as
" holesome an article Of food as olive
oil 1t was largely used as food in the
South. In regard to the use of nitric
acid in the Manufacture of oeOmargar-
inc, DR.. Morris was positive that the
solution was so weak that It's intrcduc-
ton into the stomach could have no
effect on the system. Nitric acid, in a
dilute form, acted as a tonic.
DR.. Jarrett Casino, the ratentee of a
process for the manufacture of Ole0mar-
garine, doubted whether any manutac-
turpr used nitric acid in making it,
The Olcomargarine was more digestible
than natural butter, as it liGuitied at
u lower temperture. Only small
quantity of Gotten seed oil was used IN
| the manufacture of O.eomargarine.
DR.. John T. Maggie, Register of Vital
Statistics, testified that since 1879 there
had been steady increase IN the mum.
Der of still births. He thought this
| was due 10 the more stringent enforce
ment of the regulations regarding the
| registry Of these eases and also on ac-
count of the increase of the number Of
midwives.
Frank Lyther, manufacturer of
oleomargarine, said he knew Of no
process by which tainted fats could be
deodorized. Witness used coloring
matter in the manufacture of oleomar-
garine, and always branded each pack
age that left his factory He formerly
manufactured in Ohio, where there was
virtually prChibitory law. Since the
enactment of this law there had been
an increase in the manufacture of
oleomargarine, and he thought the same
would be true in New York. |
W. Waterbury, a retail dealer, said
that his sales of oleomaIgarine for
month sometimes reached 81 900. He
advised that its name be changed to
imitation butter, as it could thus more
readily be put on the market. Several
witnesses testified that the sale of
|oleomargarne in Washington market
as butter was almost universal. The
committee then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20
CATION.

Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable
preparation. and should not be contounded
with the various substitutes, limitations, non
secret humbugs, "Succus Alterans,' ETC.,
ETC., which are now being manufactured by
various persons. None of these contain a
single article which enters into the compos!
ton of s. $. There is only one swift
Specific, and there Is nothing in the world
like 1t. To prevent disaster and disappoint-
Ucnt. be sure to get the genuine.
Swift's Specific is a complete antidote to
Blood faint, Blood Poison, Malarial Poison
and Skin HumOr.
]. DICKSON SMITH. M. d., Atlanta, Ga.
have had remarkable success with Swifts
Specific In the treatment OF Blood and skin
Diseases, and In Female Diseases. ! took II
myself for Carbuncles with happy effect,
ID. q. q. HEERY M. d., Atlanta, Ga.
used Swift's Specific on my little daugh-
tor, who was ati1 ed with some Blood Poison
which had resisted all sorts of treatment. The,
Specific relieved her permanently, ana
shall use II In my prartlce
W. b. BRONTE, NJ. D., Cypress Ridge, Ark.
Our treatiss on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free to applicants.
SWIFT SPECIFIC 90, Drawer 3, Allan.
Ia Ga. New York Office, 1859 West sd
street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20
nHILADELPHlA,W WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
JANUARY 7TH, 1884.

Trains leave wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta.
lions, $40, 100, 1890 a. M. $50 400, 7.+o,se'
p. m.
Philadelphia, (express), 2, 2.45, $50, 100,
sl5, 9, 93s. 9b7, 1907, !l.b3 a. M. l2.46 l.b4,
5l7, e.l9, e.s7, go =. m. 90 AN -m mo,
II. SO a. In. sl23Y, l. b, 23o, SIT, e.37, Gao p.
In.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, $40 and
s.l5 D. IN. 80 and 400 p, IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, LOO,
10 06 a. Ill. 800 p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 100 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l.42. 4.43, sos,
1906 a. IN. 100, "l.ll, sos, 100. n.o9p ?. IN. ;
Baltimore only, LOS a. m. 1927 and p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle 900, 9 Ob a. IN. LIS, 800, 400
and 6.2b p. IN.
Harrington. Delmar, and way stations, 9.0b
a. m, and ID p ID.
Wyoming and way stations, 6.26 p. IN.
Express for harrington. 400 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20
SUNDAY TRAINS

SUNDN1 TKAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
$40 a. IN. II. 90 IN. $50, TAO, y5b p. In.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, 245 a
III. BIT, 6.37, o46 p. III.
For West Chester. via Lamokin, $40 a n
and $50 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, ! ~, 4.43, sos,
l0. O6 a. III. ll.Og p. IN. Baltimore, LOB a. m.
For further information, passengers are 70.
ferred to the timetables posted at the Sta
tions.
Trains marked ~ are limited express,
upon which extra faro is ctarged. ~
GHAKLJS b. PUEH, !. 4. WOOD,
General Manager. General passenger ArcD
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

IIyOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRICK
Il houses, I22l and l223 West street, with
hot and cold water, water closets, Ras, front
DOrches, etc. Also No. 400 West Thirteenth
street. Apply to JOHN GREEN, No. 1915
Washington street, corner Delaware avenue
tebl6-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

pR SALt-DWELLlNHS NO. yO4 AND
~ Ja'S.on street, Just completed sew
fo0N', ha,h, undetermined, open stair
p porche', front, side and back yards.
D y WeNhn'h street, 10 rooms, apply
UhA HAZE No. s2y West Ninth street.
matt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

NOR RfNT-ONE OF THOSE NEW
II stores in tho block at 4th and French
streets. Also houses for salc In all parts Of
the city. Apply toJ. X. b. SEkDS& SON,
No. 30 W. 9Th street ml2-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

NOR RENT-CENTRAL LOCATION
Il In building No. ll5 Market street
rooms suitable for light manufacturing bust
ness or Offices. Apply Nos 200 TO q" Shipley
street. (ieb26-1l VIM. ii. SCHUEN.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

THOR RENr-AT ATLANTIC CITY, A
n I2ro0med house on Missouri avenue,
near .he beach. Suitable for a hotel or board
inv house. WIN be rented reasonably. Ap.
NV TO Hawk Il Gouldey, real estate aKents
and Justice OF the Peace, box A3 atlantic
Oity, N. J. Tho property Of J. u. Sweet.
Lot 40 by lis feet. ml3sbt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

T1OR RENT-C q NJ NJ U N | G A I ING
= offices, s02 Market street. Inquire OF
]. W. NANDLGRltT, sixth and Shipley
streets f.S-lmA
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

VSOR RENT-TWO LARGE SkCONI
and third fio0r rooms, cor. Fourth and
French streets. All conveniences for any
purpose. VIM. q. PHILLIPS, ll5 East
Fourth street fe2S-lmO
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

JNOR REMITTANCE BRICK DWELL
II ing and grounds, ut Harmony Mills
". y. u. HID, near y. n q. Railroad: Kent
low. Apply to GEO. X. TOWNSEND, 6li
Market street. ml6-6t
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20
FOR SALE.

LR >ALt~A TRUCK FAkM. EIGHT
acre. near Stanton: no hui'Cings |;
lttnk IN turnpike near railroad station =,
:, hotel property with acres Of land in
ftoE s.o, acres marsh land near Stan.
kcpD,. SOLOMON HEkStY, kEpuB-
y nice, Wilmington, Del. ml3.otd-ltw
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

Ok SALk OR REN1-1HE THREE
story trick store house. % feet front, 40
letp; No IL West Front street, next To
WY Hotel; a good stand for business.
uIfe o. Jas, q, Aikintr Jas. +. Wood Il
lyl6-f
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20
FOB RENT.

TSOR nENT-TWO STOKES, WITH
and NH stories Of the large building y W
corner Third and Orange streets These
rooms are light ana very centrally located,
and suitable tor any light business. Power
can be had If necessary. Apply TO L. Is. Nc.
q NIB, 18th and Market streets, or to J. L..
F., CHELTREE, 2l6 and 2l7 W. sth street, In
evening after I O'Clock. f2S-lm
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

NvOTICE-M. SMITH WILL REMOVE
~ to 2ll King street on the 25th 0fMarch
and will sell watches, clocks and lewelry as
cheap as the cheapest. mig bt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

ErOR RENT-TWO FlVE-ROOMEl
n houses, In the western part Of the city
with front yards. large back yards ~ pei
month. Also two 4.rOOmed houses, at 80 81
month, to good tenants. p. J FORD, hti
and Rodney streets. M6W
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
II Kitchen Furniture at the Swan Hotel,
between Market and Shipley streets, on
FRIDAY, MARCH zlST, 1884,
at o'clock, a. III.
Consisting of bair cloth parlor suit, |
marble top table, ! sideboard, ] extensiOn
table. 8 feet; 10 single beds cad, spring and
mattresses, 10 double bedstead, spring and
mattresses, 20 wash stands, 20 towel racks, 20
bureaus, / wardrobe. 50 window shades, ~
looking glasses, - cane chairs. dining room
tables, 1 cupboard, / Ice box. lot Of feather pill
lows and holsters, brussels, ingram and rag
carpet, No. o Collins N Burgie range and
fixtures, 8 parlor stoves, bar and fixtures, tin,
glass, queensware, and great many articles
not mentioned.
P.S-AlsO bay mare. six years old, good
driver, l carriage and harness. good COW,
sleigh spar-sprng wagon, .Ienneylind Carl
age, sulkey. Terms ms De known day Of sale.
JOHN DUNN.
Drake Il Co., Aucts. ml55t
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

TAINTED HOARDERS AT sl3 WASH
\ ,nyton street; a large front room ana
h. pleasant rooms, furnished or unfur.
XII mll.st,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

,,NItU-AN ORGAN Isl 70 Il
Am na,aware Avenue Baptist chuicM'
q, address PANCUASl ALLhN,
n .,er so Market street. "''
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

Toh SALE--TWO SQUARES OF
cA''re huilcing lots on Maryland ave.
i Or terms, see }. II. HOFFkCK Err
attorney, 1th and Market streets.
febg.tu.th. ka.tf
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

THOR RENT-HOUSE NO. 100 WEST
street. . rooms, hot and cold water,
bath room and water closet. Rent *23 per
month. j. O. YATkS, 4l9 Washington
street. or 8l3l3 Market street, mls.3t
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

,gnN MANURE "ANlh n''re o'I /;
per Dushel pa'1 ., for p' sHd Dirt. q. j.
| a. 9Th i ard Monroe streets ml7-e,d.atw
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

yR SALE-lWO NEW HOUSES ON
Loh'ari street, between 3rl and Attn,
pm; and bath, open stairway, saloon, par
and al the rOnyenieuces Of large houses.
ply to DEHAEEN MORklS, lOl4 Tatnall
lt, mar5-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

JSOK RENT-HOUSE 7O6 FAST SIXTH
II street. srooms, hot and cold water,
Also front and side yards. with porch. APP
ply to f.. PENNINGTON, sth and King
streets, or 81 Jefferson street. ml1.n
Daily Republican., 1884-03-20

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Aiiys,I boz to assist in store ana once.
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