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Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
Ilala.

By the premature discharge off blast
Mt Riaing Sun on Saturday, Albert
Buchanan and William Toner we're
seriously injured.
The Wilmington State Temperance
Alliance OF New Castle County met In
the McClary building on Saturday af.
ternoon.
The veteran meeting at Fourth and
French streets this evening will be al.
dressed by j. Cullen Bryant, Il. @.
Fraim and others.
Edward Pierson, employed at Jack.
son IL Sharp's, while working ut q saw
on Saturday, had his hand severely
liberated by piece of wood which
WAS forced into the flesh.
A communication has been received
at this office rejecting on one of the
bands OF this city, but a. the writer has
neglected to furnish either name or resi-.
dence, 1t will not be published.
The Republican pole over Eleventh
street bridge is up and the flag will
soon be waving from IL. A Republican
meeting will be held to celebrate the
event tomorrow night.
Upon the return of the Rev. DR..
Nixon, Of the Central Presby terrain
church, who has Teen visiting Europe,
his congregation will tender him q
reception on Thursday evening, Octo-
Der, 2Sth.
Charles Denny, n young boy who re-
sides in the nth ward, fell from q tree
beyond the toll gate on the Newport
pike yesie rday, aud received serious in.
juries. He was taken home and prop.
erly cared for.
The steamer Frederick de Bary.
which bns be- n rebuilt AT the works or
the Pusey & Jones Con paDy,i is now re.
ceivins her finishing touches and will
probably leave for jacksonville, Fla,
TO morrow.
The Wilmington branch of the Uni
versal Peace Association. which has
NOT been in working order for some
time. organized in u Q Friends meeting
house at Fourth and West streets
Yesterday afternoon A number Of adj
dress wer- delivered.
A number of coored men attacked a
house occupied by Italians. on Lincoln
street, between Delaware and Penn.
sylvania avenues, on Saturday after.
noon. du ing which several pet sops
were slightly Injured, and considerable
excitement was occasioned. The police
we're sent for but the crowd had spers.
ed before their arrival.
serious fire occurred Mt Smyr na on
Saturday afternoon which Mt one time
threatened conflagration. Two stables
and the carriage sheds occupied by b.
Is. Allen and John Tygert & Company.
situated near the centre Of the Town,
we're burned to the ground, together
with the carriage sheds and benches
adjoining the Presby terrain church. As.
sistance was telegraphed for TO viii.
mington, but before the engines were
ready 10 start tho order was counter.
maudel
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
Case Dlam,aaaAa

William Riley, bsttar known ~
!" Buffalo Bill, proprietor Of o second.
handed store on West Front street. was
before Judge Cumm ms this morning,
charged with receiving stolen goods,
knowing them to be stolden. The com
plant was made by officer Marques,
and WAS founded on tho fact that Riley
had purchased q watch from Isaac
Hayden, which bad been stolden from
n man named Patrick Flynn. Riley
said he paid 81 for the watch, which W al
valued by the owner at S32. After
hearing the evidence, the Judge de.
cided that 1t was not sufficient TO hold
him, and the case was dismissed.
Edward Leary completed his task OF
walking 100 hours without sleep or res,
~ 10 o'clock last Saturday night, and
was paid the purse of 500. His feet
and legs were swollen, but with tina,
exception he seemed to be In first class
condition.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
An Insane woman.

Last Friday Mrs. Chapman, a widow
OF .he late Rev. Mr.. Chapman, who has
for some time been making her home
AZ the house Of Robert Smith, No. 1903
Rodney street, disappeared, and as she
has recently shown signs of ALTERATION
o'mind dilligent stalcL was to ascer.
tain her whereabouts -,hipp was
heard of her unit " night.
when she made her aIlrarunce at the
house OF Il. II. Singles, No. 0O2 Market
street, and asked to be allowed TO stay
all night. Her request was granted,
and during tie night 1t was noticed
that she raved considerably. Yesterday
morning a physician was called, who
after making an examination. pro-
nounced her insane, and advised her
removal to the insane hospital at the
aimshouse. The requisite papers were
obtained, and yesterday afternoon she
was taken TO that institution by her
SON in-law, the Rev. Louis Angelina of
Italy.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

a Ohlld's Presence of N

Last Saturday, three small n
playing on the tracks of the
Is. Railroad Company nsa
street station, Philadelphia, |
small shifting engine belonging
sons car works, with q train d
cars approached them rapidly,
of them noticed it unit. 1t VA
few feet fron them, when tie !,
blew the whistle, bu, il was aid
possible for them to &c, out Of 1
Two of them managed 10 lumt
track, but the thru, vi lie Ad
about 6 years of age, huuiag
could not escape, iald lOsn
ground between the rals. ne
quickly that it look.i as !hou
engine had knocked him down,
the entire train passed over bind
raj ladies at the station, who 7
he was killed, shrieked and
while the engineer iritd in vain
his train. When TIE last car b
ed the sept where he bal fall
little fellow got up MIL aItd
frightened, and in ausvel TO III
inquiries said lie knew bis oul!
was TO remain quiet ua'!i ID
passed over him.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
Eff 7 Il EDI7
hoys Seriously Ipin1

o. Yesterday ty morning abou'
Grant ., Valentine, resiJ I"ou !.
West Sixteenth s,r,et az
boy named William s, WILL !,
respectively 10 and IA , 1'up 4
plug at Sixteenth and L LEW, 9
= piece Of wire, to whic 1'o =,
dynamite cartridges w wn~a 4. u !,
The boys did know wba ,' Y
and Grant Valentine carried ra' y
gercus explosives In tis ba ,u
II around his head. FinaIi'.
II against q fence, when alis !
me cartridges exploded, lea ' ;, y
tine. hand and arm in a a'a ,a.'
n 2. In addition to woundin ''
the body and neck. si mn.lill
seriously injured, but moi p' ss'
ss Valentine. The explosion -
been terrible, as great nn !.
art and gravel were thu us
while the wire was torn in MI
OF which were found e III
simpsons breast. The 'I ~
taken TO their homes and ny
aud White sumnoned' WI Wy
found necessary to am ,,s .u1
and middle finger nv W'
hand. Simpsons injuries we
tended to, and this norn; "e
boys were doing as well A. 1'r csl
pected. ~ ~
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
DEATHS.
PA N A0AN--lln tho 18th /

FLANAt}AN--On the 18th instant John.
youngest son OF James T.. and ElizaDett
Flanagan, sged n months.
Relatives and friends OF the family arc re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
tho residence Of his parents, 3. Il, corner OF
second and jackson st Gets, enTuesday after
noon at 2 80. .
TALLEY-On the 10Th Inst Peter Tsiity
In hts osth year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inyi
ted to attend his funeral from his late resi-.
ddnse, In brandywine h undred, on 1hurs3sy
morning, at II o'clock. Services Mt the house
At 10 so. Interment at Newark JJnion cana
tory.
JOHNsON-On the 18th inst, Edward w.
John on, aged n years
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend bis funorsl from the resi-.
denee Of his Iarsnts, No. 20o Walnut street,
on tuesday afteri DOL. Services At the house
at O'Clock. Interment at Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
WORMALD-On the 18th inst. Edwin
Wormaid, in the esd year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, at bancroft's Banks. on Wednesday
afternoon. TO meet at the house at 2.3O. In.
terment af bit. salem cemetery.
the 10th inst. Nancy M
Pollock aged 81 years.
Relatives ane friends srs respectfully in.
vited to attend her funeral from The residence
Lincoln streets, on Wednesday morning at
O'Clock. lDterment at Nottingham ceme-
terry, chester Co.. Pa. Oxford papers please
copy.
sHuSTER-On tho 18th inst, Laura A.,
wife Of Samuel X. Shuster.
Relatives and frieBds OF the family arc re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
the residence Of her husband, oi7 West Front
street, on wednesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock
Services at Asbury NJ. Church. inter.
meut Mt KiVpFtiaW aai Ata
papers please copy.
PARkER-On the 18th inst. Minnie r..
daughter Of Charles and sarah A. Parker
aged q years. months and ~ days.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
tne FUNERAL from sli Lombard street, the resi-
dence Of her parents, GU Wednesday after.
noon, ct O'Clock. Cecil Go. papers please.
copy.
HAkRlGAN-On the 18th inst, James Har.
rigan IN the esth year OF his age.
Relatives aud friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral from his late resic ence, $40 West
Front street, on Tuesday mornipg at s 80
o CLOCK sharp. High Mass at . o'clock ut st
Psuls Church. lntermont at Cathodr raj
cemetery.
unsatisfactory, at Elizabeth, N. j..
on the 10th instant, Charles J. Murray,
aged Il years and months.
Relatives and friends Of The family arc rs.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF his parents, No 1908 West
Fourth street. on Tuesday morning, 2lst in
slant, at 10 o'clock High mass at st. Paups
church. lnterment at New Cathedral GENE
tory.
the 10th inst, Katie M,
daughter OF James and Kate Stafford aged
year and ~ days
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
viNd TO attend her funeral from the residence
OF her parents. No. Ill Head street, South
Wilmington. on Tuesday afternoon, at o..
CLOCK. Interment at New Cathedral GENE
terry.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
Front street Fly,

About 1880 O'Clock yss,erI|
Ing there was a firbt IN
joining Hanahan's saloon
Front street, during whi~G Il
osdiy beaten, and It is thog,bl
are broken. How the fvG,
could not be ascertained, bnI
were In the alley maxim, co,
noise when Bailif' Ogls ~,
and finding that the men wsI
and one Of them hal been bsa o
them where they obtained H.
just at this time a woman ,a1
Hapahan's saloon, aud in
the bailiff's questions deplei|
men had obtained any ,iqpo,
while she was talking man
appearance, when one Of tie
declared that he had sod IN
In the saloon, and then beat
them out. The bailifi uisd
the saloon but was unable u
after ordering the men 10 "a
his Office this morning and
where they obtained their M
persed the crowd, and ,oo
parture in search of other M
the law. The men bad ao, I'd
the bailiff at 10 O'Clock ,his
and 1t Is scarcely probable &
will.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
Tho Asbary n. /. society

There was very interesting enter.
tainment given by the Asbury NJ. 1 So
ciety last Saturday evening, CONSISTING
OF recitations, select readings and m usic
the whole closing with . debate on
the question g" Resolved, that educa-
tion has greater infiut nee on the for.
nation OF character than nature" The
affirmation wins ably sustained by
Messrs. 9. M. Leitch and Z. r.. Uber.
while Messrs. j. j. McMul!in and j.
Mckay contende.i for the negative.
AT the close of the debate the question
was decided in the affirmative. These
meetings are interesting and instructive,
and young ladies' and gentlemen should
avail themselves Of the opportunities
offered by the society, by uniting with
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
The Highway Robbery,

Charles j. German, who alleges tina,
ne was robbed last Friday evening OF
si2o on the causeway, complains tina,
the report OF the affair published in last
saturdays REPUBLICAN did him an
injustice, and THE morning Mr. Samue
5arkley, Jr, called at tbis Office and
requested that the following card
should be published
" still have Charles j. German IL
my employ. | have always found him
honest aud trustworthy, and still hav,
confidence In his honesty and integ
Samuel Bsrkley, Jr. of the Bark
icy Brothers Company"
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

Durin2 the week ending at noon last
Saturday, there were II births, mar
riages, and 80 deaths reported to Regis
trar Frazer, as having occurred in ihiI
city. The causes OF death were ss fol
lows Group and marasnus, each
diphtheriA, heart disease, commissions
meningitis and typhoid fever 2 each
drowning, acute hyirocephalus, bron
chlal eatarrh, consumption, debility
defective nutrition, enteritis, genera
debility, hemorrhage, insanity, inter.
mittent fever, natural causes, paralysi
and tuhercnlose, each. There wer
- dratts during the corresponding
week last year.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
An Old CitiTen Gone.

Peter Talley, au old and ia
citizen of BrandywiDe hlhd1
parted this life On Sunday ste1
the 68th year OF his agr, after a
of q few weeks. He had not 4
been confined 10 his loom, Out !
from o disease OF the stomsch,|
impaired his health, he hai g
DIR. Cordeza and beeil under VI
Instead of growing beliet 1iS
refused to retain either ted y
cine, and becoming De- ."at.dI
came unexpectedly, although
apparent that She could hOl
many days longer. Mr.. IA"sy
industrious, econOmlea. nan, al
accumulated a competency
worlds goods. lie leaye' w
two sons who lous since a''a,he,
estate. His remains WI nc
at Newark Union cen tisf} gu
day morning, the fureFa ro'''A
ing the house at II O'Clock
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
FOuud Deau'

Last evening the dead O' =. ar r
med Wood was iolihu 1ru
Sun by G. f Thompson, - ne
that place, and brongh' rowp
about 10 O'Clock. II Is h,o ma
has been u very dissll",'' ,Jibr,
that bis brother, Mani, ~, la.
n %"" d' tor some time E. BY 1b ON
arolnd his house. MI l ing y
lhat he nad noticed bIm I, . !. he
store for n day or 80 t,lI ,a az an,
bewas drunk he dir lo' ben '" npol
Of it until , esteI'lay' y loud
ing an examination IT, L. bell be- iuvs'
was dead. The cas- h sn, it is 1
BY Coroner Smith l.,,o oa, will b'
probable that an inqu"''
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
I,ouesl Postpone, :,

Last Saturday Coio' ase Of
moned a jury IN ia-4i on II
Baird, wto was ny Sorucei,Ire'
night at Eighth and nd o on hin, fir
tmsn,i several .l,' Si' Of The :,
amined, but as som iumunresSioD u
we're under the IN, iin p causes,
quest was CONTINUED
ihis afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
eve In Of q Bs"- -

Las, SATURDAY tnsn1lpsssd in
s sanS on s a lot over ,y;ssr,niS aud :,
bridge, between t me, railrOsd, y y
s s,,ssi'' i, and and nd'' buried ]. ,,sp s
They were dug Of 0u' t ~ bg~ .ss,
physician sum sunni had SUSTAINED seq
inr les.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
GlW kIlIedhY Train

a construction train on The w. &, n
Railroad struck cow belonging :,
Joseph Cranston, ST., ~ Greanbanl
station on Saturday evening, The COW
wa, waN kllied, the train derailed and vii
bruised. ''eN''
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
SUNDAY TRAINS

SUNDAY TRAINS.
PhtiAdclphia and Intermediate Bislic.
ll0 a. IN. l2.0l N. $50, 7.lo, e.66 .. M
Philadelphia and Row York, 400, a4s
N. ga, c.4s y. u.
For West Uhsste-. via Lamosin. SIT
and $50 p. n.
baltimore and Washington, la, Las, 90
1905 s. m. Baltimore, li.tG \. l.
FOR further Information passengers arc r.
tons.
Trains marked ~ are limited exprs.
upon which extra fare 10 charged.
CHARLES L. PUGH, J.E. WoOU
General Manager. u General paase nxer ATen
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

Elder Wilson Housed, of New jersey
~il' preach az the old Baptist meeti1g
mouse, hing Street above Tenth This
'Monday) evening at 7. 80 O'Clock
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 Baltimore a,iIru,t
OCTOBER nth, 1854.

Trains leave Wilmington ~ follows:
For Phtladelphia and intermediate 81
lions, go, 100, 1910 g. IN. $50, 400, 1907,
p. N.
e.lb, 300, $40, q, 0S, llt5 g. m; l2ll, lSsa
Lbs. az, $50, $50, Gee y. ID.
New York AGO. 2.&s, $40, o.to,; .oo.s.N 1905
Lso .. N. q, La, 100 400, o "a, $50 exc
e.W, ..top
For " est Chester. via I.sIoozin, geo 90
6.1b q. N. /; 2.3o and &.u0 y. IN.
baltimore and intermediate stations IL. 90
.. IN. coo, ll.b,l. Ia.
baltimore and Bay Line, 100 .. IL.
baltimore and " ashington, l.tl, I.sz. s.es
1905 1888 AIN; LOO, u. II 45s, 700, D D.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New castle, o.l6, $50 q. m. 12gb, SEQ, o.
and o.2s p. IN.
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations, 8 IS
.. m, and IL S5 p. N.
Harrington and way stations, o.2b 2. Il
Express for seaford, 400 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
Male OF Clothing

mere will be great sale of clo,h:nr
to-mofrow evening at the northeast cor.
nor OF Fourth and Pine streets. Sec
adv Bargains may be expected.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

mats lust what | said. | only Usid
S7'Oo Tor one dozen fine Cabinet. cam,
~ beat. Call and see for yourself al
" 1s,eott x Cummings, 3O2 Market
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
Opera House Temperance Meet
ing

ing.
A clever sized audience Assem- bled a
the Opera Houhe yesterday afternoon
and several prominent temperate.
workers, both men and women occu
pied the platform. Rev. A. n. Keig
win presided and opened the meeting
with prayer. After a few introductor,
remarks, he introduced President Pur
nell of Delaware College, who spok,
over an hour. He was followed by Rev
CIV Prettyman. Both speakers though
the time had come for all who have In,
temperance cause at heart to breal
away from old political ties and stant
up for God, for right and.for their home
y. r. Smith of Mt. Salem, dism issed tn,
audience with the benediction.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
MAJORS CEMENT
MAJORS LEAIHER CEMENT
MAJORS RUBBER CEMENT.

MAJUKS LEAi EEh CEM EN-
MAJOR'S RUBBER CEMENT.
Majors Cement fer repairing China. 3iAsl
schaum, Vases, Books, Tipping Eill;ara
Cues, otc. Receipts accompany each bo,tle
for the cure Of oorns. 1t will reliaye the pair
at once, and Kill the corn IN a few days. AID
aquicx cure for Sore Feet, Hands ana FIN.
gers For sale by all dealers. Price Der hot.
tie, is and rs cents
Majors Cement is put up In bottles nearl,
teuble the size Of any othe. GENE Mt In tht
market.
boots, shoes and all kinds Of leather goods
| OF. bottle, 10c.; 4 OF, loo.
Majors Rubber Cement for repairing roo
Der boots, shoes and all kinds Of rubber goods
OF. bottles, l6c. For sale BY all leathe
dealers. A. MAJOR, Propr.. 232 Wiiiian
Street New York OitJ. hungary
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
One More Chance

one mOTc
Those who took any iL'eies'
ball during the past season ;lII
pleased 10 learn thai 'lr! W. MI
forded an opportunity 10 S " ~
other game in this city, tne s sSnd
q benefit TO Manager OH T TS1
of the Wilmington club .r, i.Y
will be played either on I9 rro,,
Saturday afternoon, AZ p IGu
Union streets, when We .. ami
League club will play a w Win
team composed Of tie 90 !, " sn a.
and Athletics. Ferguson h su'
will form the Phila itipn i" r,|
while the following nine VIVA
this city . Oh
Q. sny der, l b; Bastisn, ,t y III
s b, ; Blackiston. l. l.
McCloskey, T. I.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

The following games were played
on Saturday
AT Observation-Disclosures, 4; Gin.
cinnati, |.
York, 9.
Thu game was stopped on account of
darkness
AT st. Louis St. Louis, II Column
bus, .
ms game was stopped On account OF
, AT 81; Leui,--st Louis IT,, II
Boston Y z.
This game was stopped on account OF
darkne-s.
Az Philadolphia-Athleiic, 3; Phila.
delphia, -
ms game was stopped ON account o.
darkness.
NOTES.
- Inc Violet Jr,, defeated the Butcher
BOYS by score Of . toe.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

ne american coachman IL taking a
pref and much. needed rest, u
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

RALrlMoEE a phii-ADEi.t alA m. :
- ROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after Juno 9th, 1854, trains viii II,
Is follows:
Leave Wilmington 7.C5, 10. 10 n. L.; !. 90 a.,
$40 y. IN.
Arrive at L.andenturg $50 q. m. liz. % nooI
260 and 0.F p. m.
Leave Landenburg e.sb q. M; LOO and ~
Up. N.
Arr 20 at Wilmington, $40 a. m.;2Io al
Tp.m.
On Sundays, trains will leave W;lm,nst
~ 1880 q. IN. and 500 p. m; leave Lame.
Dorg at 500 a. IN. and <.Sop. N.
ID. OONNELL,
yN-u Superi ntcndert.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20
oysters.
ATTENTION !
MEN OF LIMITED MEANS
EXTRAORDINARY SALE.
f.nENIt

FOURTH & PINE STREETS.
IN CELLAR EASEMENT,
On Tuesday Eve'g, Oct. 81, 'S4,
consisting of Fifty Mems Over.
coats, bought at Pawnbroker's
Sales in NewYork City last week
Most of these Overcoats are new.
All sizes and styles of cloth and
make. No overeoat marked over
$500 most Of them $2.0G and
$500. Some of these overco It's
are worth $25 90. Many ofthem
are elegant dress oveIcoats with
silk Innings. lt*
EVERY COAT WARRANTED ALL WOOL
N. Z. CORNER 9Th AHDPINE 1T REEFS
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

Modera prices and guaranteed fit
Hn all 'russes. A special room for ap-
plying.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

NU1IOE-I, JANE I. LEECH. OW.
~ ner OF the house No.l100 French street,
IN the sixth ward OF the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle County, State of Delaware. in
comp lance with the requirements ofthe act
OF the General Assembly, in such,case made
an provided, do hereby give notice that i
snail aoply in writing TO the Court OF Gens
al Sessi ms OF the Peace and jail Delivery Of
the State Of delaware. in and for New Castle
County on Monday, November 18th, A. u +,
iSs<, being the first day ofsaid court, for u
license for said house as an inn or tavern, for
the sale therein Of intoxicating LIQUORS in
less quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk
on the premises, and the following respecta-
bic citizens Of the said ward recommend the
said application, viz:
Alexa nder Cummins, Joseph Miller,
John T.. Hutton, Michael Maloy,
Hugh lynch, Hugh Ward,
George fseney, Thomas Donnelly,
John uriner, BARNARD Gonn.lly,
James Zeoley, Saml NJ. Cienaghan,
Francis u. Talley, VIM. Springer,
Lewis Winkler, John Conway,
+. Mcdonnell, John Ca ney,
James Anderson, Robert BALDWIN,
James Crockett Henry T Kyle
oc2 ST. JAMES T LEIGH.
WILL BE SOLD ATPRIVATE salt
w horse, s-spriny dearborn wagon. l
sold separate. Apply to VIM. 7. PaTTtR-
SON. lath street. above Claymont street over
18th street brtdye. oc202t
|DUB.IC SALE 40, SEhpLD AND
J. rit hen furn tur-, at sos West 3rd o. ,
on Thursday next, the I'D inst, at o'clocs
p. IN NJ. A. Nj t.RklHE y.
l.. w Stidhan n Son. 4ucu. oc20-M
XXyArTTD-A UOMpr.LNT DRESS.
w maker would like engagements by
The day orve X. Adde'S DRESsM AK Elk,
this Office 0c.5-lt'
XHANrED - ClRuuLAhS I'd AL
w dress. Address, b.. this office.
oc2O2tig
NOR SALE-A COUNTER, TwoSHow
West Fifth street oc20-2, s-g
UANTED-A PLACE IN SMALL
w family or keep house for widower
Apply at 1927 We;t front street. oc2O-2tt-g
ENoR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD LOT OF
morocco manure. CtA-. Il. FRITZ
CO.. I'll West Third street. Y Oc2O-2t
INyANIED-AB BRIGHT, ACTIVE BOY
w PRESTON BROS, 72s Market st.
oc.0-2t.
lWANTtD-A GOOD tSrLER TO
w make himself generally useful Apply
| at 53l Market ST. eet. oc2O-1t
lEOR SALE CHEAP-A DRESS SWORD.
II inquire at 1ts East Fourth street 2hTl
ELLIOTT, JOHNSON a co. DE
SIRE GOOD FIRST MORTGAGES.
FOR WHICH THEY NOW HAVE
MONEY READY. CAN PLACE Al
HOST ANY AMOUNT.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

WILL BE SOLD ATPRIVATL SALT
w horse, l 8-spriny dearborn wagon.
set Of single hsrDess. All sold ttgether OF
sold separate. Apply TO WM. 7. PATTER
SON. llth street. above ClaymOnt street ovel
18th street brtdge. oc2O2t
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

NTANTtD -A GOOD tSrLER To
w make himself generally useful Apply
At SSl MArset stIeet. oc2O-ft
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

NTANTED-A PLACE IN SMALL
w family or keep house for widower
Apply at 1927 Vert front street oc2O-2tt-g
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

INOR SALE, CHEAP-AD DRESS SWORD
II Inquire at Ice East Fourth street 2a2t
Daily Republican., 1884-10-20

LNOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD LOT 0I
morocco manure. CdA-. T.. FRITZ
n CO.. I'll West Third street. Oc2O-2t
St. Landry democrat., 1884-05-10
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