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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
TH|R D EDITION.
Villas IN Tr0uble.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 13-Post master
general Villas has not been thoroughly
successful in the line of reformer.
He saw At to disobey the plain injunc-
tions OF law of Congress in the matter
of making contracts to carry the
foreign mails and TO set up HIS own
views against the specific provisions OF
cor gressional enactment. IL 10
learned that one OF the hrst measures
introduced in the House OF Repr eseuta
tivss will be a resolution consuming the
Postmaster General tor liza action III
this respect, and Tits will lead To fun
discussion of the meaning and Intent OF
the act of the last Congress appropria-
ting $40, 600 for the carrying of foreien
mails by American steamship lines,
and OF tue reasons which indCc ID Gen
Villas TO dlsoDey the pr0visions OF
that hill.
The matter wiz also be brought &c
the attention of the Senate by a similar
resolution, which, 1t is believed, viii
be offered by Senator Frye, anu sht
whole administration Of the PostG1fic,
Department by General Y LAS VIII h'
the subject Of 3 thorough iaveSti cation
The manifest intent of the bin referred
10 was to aid American lines of steam
shipe, but Mr. Villas has contracted
with foreign companies io- the carry
ing Of the nGils, and has ignored tn
Willingness OF Congress 10 afford sucl
assistance as was possible toward
keeping alive American shipping. MI
Villas Is likely to have a lively tim
with Congress before the Sc ssicn Is oven
and it is by no means certain thai b
WI. NOT be-. formally iuUeaChed,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
Bas e I. Eeens ana sAard.Taek

DuPony Post, No. ,, G. a. r. gave \
very agreeable entertaiLmeut at their
rooms in yhe McClsry building on Fri
day evening, which was attended by
all old sailors and soldiers, ali being
invited guests A rude table occ Upi>d
the length Of the room, upon which
were laid covering OF tin plates, in
cups ana spoonp tor n hundred cues 3.
The fare was bakeo beaus, bean soap,
hard tack and strong brown cetioe
we'll sweetened. The veteran crowded
the tables, filling them couple o
times, and talked over the Incidents o
the bivouac and camp during the stir
ring years Of the var, when they hi..
taken their livea IN their hands HHC
had gone out TO defend the Oh nag
The beans were good, tho coffee wa
good, aud the bareback would hav,
been more ike itseit had il been som
six or ssveu yaarA old. Tho testivltie
were lntersneTssd with speeches, roo.
and recitation by q mum hor Of the II eul
hers. To- night the veterans VIII marc
in body to tho Armory Fand Indu,
trial Exposition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
Their seventeenth Anniversary.

The Sunday school of the West Pres
byterian church celebrated their seven
tenth anniversary last evening, in the
presence OF All audience that ii lied every
part OF the church. The platform
OF the pulpit wAs handsomely dooora-
ted with potted plants and flowers,
while an arch above, around wifi CHI
vines wore entwinea bore, the irscrip-
ton, 9 AIN the true vine"
The exercises consisted Of singing
recitations, addres by The pastor, Rev.
A n. Koigwin, d dialogue by four
girlB and q reading. There was also a
mem orial service Tor the three hcholaIs
who have died during the year Clay
ton Keys, Addie Gillespie and Harry
Noa,rald. The report OF the super inten
dent, Charles Baird contained tie fol-
lowing Number # officers In tho Bun
day school, 8; lenoLeTs, ~ ; schoars,
4a8 G. total Of SIS, which includes y
very considerable increase of younge,
children. TINS haiahce in the treasury
ia 1854, ~, marked Increase over tha
| o. last year. The library has been en-
larged by the addition Oh 275 BOOKS and
now contains $40.
| The librarian and others OF the Bchoo
arc credited with energetc work dur
ing the year. Miss Helen Sostrand,
teacher, has been present every session
| but enc. The following scholars wer
| present every session Joseph Cook
John Ruth, Lizzie Crozier, Mary Cor
son and Mary Eitchie =; the following
were absent but one session Ida Pat
ton. Bonnie Bell Hume, w. l.. Cornell
Mary and Orilla Crozier and Mar.
Wilkinson. Those missing bnt two ses
sions were Ella Mckee and Mabe
Hume. The exercises were very inter
esting and highly appreciated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.


For good coal go to Pussy Walton,
foot OF Fourth street,
A teacher is wanted In sehool district
No. SO, st. Georges.
Henry Kent, Of Hockessin, lost
fine cow few days ago.
Grand oyster lunch tonight at the
Atlantic Garden, ga King street.
All kinds of wood by the load or cord
ct Mile, Fourth and Railroad.
Get prescriptions compounded by
Frank Il. Smith, druggist, Fifth and
King streets.
Allcock's Porous Plasters, 10 cents
each; two for % cent?, at Taylor and
Fulierton's, So2 King street.
DR.. j. w. Crumbaueh has removed
| 10 Ewart's Corner, Mill Creek Hundred,
| one mile west Of his former residence.
| w. L. Moore has for sale at No los
West street, three good Chester county
horses.
| Call and zee the steel engravings and
| artotypes for sale at Yerger's, 400 Ship
ley street. All the newest subjects.
| You can buy new and genuine
Singer Sewing Machine for S25 OF VIM
+. Crossley, agent, 623 Shipley street,
Seven oyster openers kept busy a
Ainscow's, 101 Shipley street, opening
the largest and best oysters in the city
Frank Guinea has just returned FROM
cunning excursion IN Chester County
and brought back / ~ cotton tails. Hi
friends think he purchased them.
Robert 4. Stuart, Warren II. Farrs
aud Charles l.. Story, have purchase,
an interest IN the business of Ferris <
Bros., printers.
The wife of Richard Fisher, Jr,, re-
siding near Mt. Pleasant, Mill Creel
Hundred, Is seriously Ill with rheuma
tism of the heart.
The best truss made II iTproperl.
adjusted fails utterly. Correct adjust
ments a specially By z. James Belt
Sixth and Market streets. Separat
entrance for ladies. Lady attendant.
| John W. Mccall called at this otiic
this morning, and wished it stated tina
he is not The John, alias Whitley
Mccall who was fined n few days sine
by Judge Cummins for being drum
and disorderly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14

Sr9OPs-on the l2.h inst, Samuel Stops
aged 10.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted t. attend the fu neral FROM MS late resi-
dencc, dls West 2ad street, on Monday after
noon at O'Clock. lntorment at the WI
mington and Brandywine cemetery,
departed this life on the 1911
Of November, 1855. Ella M, wife Of jane
MoUreary, In the I'D year OF her axe.
The friends anG relatives are invited 10 at
tend the funeral, from the residence OF he
husband. lid Bird street, on Monday at
o'clock, J. m. lntcrinent st the OId Cath
Ollie cemetery.
May she res, IN peace.
Farewell, dear wife hut not forever
Ihsre will be a glorious dawn,
We shall meet u var, 10 never
Ga The resurrection morn.
Tt0 thy darling fO-tn lies sleepint
In the coutints Of tho tomb
Thou shalt have o glorious waking
W hon the blessed LORD doth oetoe,
ty papers please COPY. ]. ". L.,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
BE q MAJ.

Foolish spreading IL the father OF
poverty. DO not ne ashamed o: hard
work. Work for tie bess ta,aries q
wages you eah get, bu. work Tor hal
price rather than BE- iue. Ba your
own master, aud 90 lot irt s0ciety u
fashion swallow up your Individuality
-uat, GOAT and boots Do uod eat up
or wear all th-t you earn. Compel
your selfish body 10 sptze a9mathis :
for profit saVei. 30 atlagy TO you.
own appetite, IT nareiiui TO otbers'
necesslJlee. Help olHata, and AJAX 70
help for yourself. sea that ecu are
proud. Let your pride 49, sIe rfgAt
kind. Be too proud to beslazy ;ss--toG
proud TO give ap without eouQ4-Tlre
every difficulty to- proud 10 wear i
coat thai you esanot hay too ptoa5
10 be In company tlae you cannot. keep
up without disastrous .x9sua9s to-
proud to lie, steal, C. ci.uat t5o proui
10 be btinRy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
Armory Fa.a hxpOslston.

Tonight viii positively be the las'
night Of tbs atmory Fund fair, and II
will prooaoiy be tho most crowde ID
night. Last night tho acone was en-
livened by hundred OF Red Men with
their bright scarlet AMI pink regain,
mixing with the throug 1onigh'
there will hs mixture of associations
present, amonR winch will DO The
Knights of tho Golden Eagle, kniahti
oT st. Lawrence. and the Grand Army
OF the Republic. The exhibitors az,
getting iittlo weary after continuous
exhibition Of three weeks. Many o
them have made quite q number q
sales. To night John w Reeve, CARR
age builder, will ca 4nce off beautifu
Surrey buggy. AL but ton Of tn
chances Lad been taken up TO las
night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
TooMMUsIcATHp.1


The Wilmingtonian this morning has
q communication from one of our citi-
zens recommending to the Republicans
of this State for the Governorship, the
name Of Joseph Pyle. want the honor
TO second tho nomination, and predict
THAI II Joseph Pyle is made the stan.
dard bearer in the campaign that Lis
loyalty to the Republican party, his
unblemtshed character and his success
full career in building up an Immense
business on just principles will insure
co'nplete triumph for the Republican
party OF tho Diamond State. 1t Is t
be hoped that wise counsel shall pre-
vail among the leaders, and that they
will not hesitate in giving unanimou
approval to this nomination becaus,
Joseph Pyle Is evidently the people
choices. An OLD REPUBLICAN,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
Il RallMWn nv.

About o'clock this morning, rs =
Brandywine Hundred farmer, named
kurtz, was coming into market, accom-
panied by hie ~t?e, bis horse, n three
year old, took fright AT q sign near tht
first toll gate and became unmanaRs %
able, throping Mr.. Kurtz and HIS wlft
out ard lnjuring him or tho hand aid
lex. He then Ian away. ard continue
on TO ST. Joints chprc', whan he fes
down and WAS captntel w W!tfah
button. The wagon was badly dara
aged and the pro,-uca sca1torea a.
,iong the road.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
SONS OF TOLL

The man with his granary'
we'll filled need not worry
much over the great strug-
| ole between the Trunk Line
Railroads for supremacy.
| He is the power behind the
throne. These great corpo-
rations depend on him for a
certain measure to their sup
port, just the same as we dc.
To win his favor they cut
rates, just as we reduce
prices. We have 5000
lOvercoats from IS to $25,
well made, and worth one
third more in every case.
Jour storm overcoats are
lust the thing Tor the labor
ing man, especially as we
can save him a weeks
wages on every garment.
I'VE expect to move a great
portion OF our stock within
1.-THE next few weeks. To Sc
cure a bargain it might be
Iweil to be in early. We
lhave limited before that
clothing is cheaper now than
it will be in the near future.
Yet our prices will always
be lower than the general
\ run. They are and will be
lust 10 per cent. above the
cost OF manufacturing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
Tne city Gonrs

Judge Cummins pres,u ~
at this morning . secession 81
aud disposed Of the ~ f.. ON
adjudgei guilty Of dFunee4
cached fined 81 and cos,S' -,
Charles Murray, co'3.e4v
Notorious Elizabeth ftt !, '
charged with being ar i,,
orderly, and after hearing .,e q
of the officers who naaaf T., zoe =
Judge imposed a fms 6, y :
each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
SPECIAL AND POSITIVE
CLEARING SALE.

The goods enumerated be
low are the balance of stock S
we no longer keep or buy.
They are arranged for sale
in the rear of the basement,
next to the Upholstery De-
partment. We do not in the
slightest degree wish to mis-
lead any one who may find
the list of interest, and state
here clearly, that the as
sentiments are by no means
unbroken; some of the goods
(and only a few will be
found undesirable, but in all
of them the prices will be
such, hat to replace the poor
est or the best of them
would require an outlay oil
money, based Oh the lowest
lwhole sale cost, many times
larger than we either ask OF
expect. We mean to sell
every yard and every article.
land give below a list of tho
leading things and prices fol
comparison. Quite a mum
ber Of fancy goods we canno
enumerate, but as they arr
all open and on tables wher,
Iyou can handle them, we in
vite every one to come anc
lsee. G. WORRELL,
Masonic Temple
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
EfeaIlicr hntXen.

The wreekinR steamer Chester, viii ct
for several weeks past has been pump
Ing coal out OF sunken vessel, wbicl
has laid for many years OFT BON
bay Hook, was seized last even
ing by United States Marshal Newlin
on libel filed in the U aited State
Court Ivy John NJ. Valetto, OF New Cas
tie. The seizure was made at Por
Penn, where the wreckiEg steamer had
been obliged to go on account of SON,
OF her machinery breaking. The United
States Marshal has four vessels now il
his possession.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
prsntug the %0Fa I i

And preparins for wlhlf'' 4
Wood s: Co ara taaih Il 4
to enable tnem 10 p'l''
81 through. The f..' ", %ss l
. boom to them. The i. ..,1,,.
are going in every di III, e-y u
,lacters and stoves, on -, t,
fin and galvanized ita .',,, y J
' the = win her patent Pre- !.
Tor which they h"v - -.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
A Qnici ~eddis

One OF the Qrleie't WHla
over took place III Cur Guy !
brat4d at the lioase O Jesepl
No. Goa East Seventh street,
nesday evening. the llit q
ont month, the TIVE
being Henry Lee, O. FLi.a1,e
Miss Amanda siewatii q
beth mutes. There wee a =
ance l6 mutes, and TIE 9 eFsl
Henry w. Style, wa0 p y
ceremony, was asso q Me,r'
IL. s. Murray, Of AsblsF ~
| was present, lowege7 ara
explanations to outsi@e l'aFlI
ceremony progressed q o.
| was passed, after VII lel tl' !.
separated, apparently ueAs
| the manner N whicA ~ co'
| Terminated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
An Incorrik,blel

There Ia now at thu poilet q
about II years OF az a@
Pickering, that tie ~ ho'a |
loss 10 know y H.. vi :,
neither fathei or M ~ ~
known no friends. Me-
any one TO proper! care . ~
AZ might be expected W =,
strong. consequently - ~ =
to keep u situation "a. :, :,
who could have the i}i'ge, : I
train this wall would take ~
mild, hut firm discipline :. ~ :,
their will, she might grow y
useful woman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
NE NIT the NAIL IN
QUALITY AND PRICE.

The warning OF a cold
wave gave business a qui,1k
turn here yesterday ana the
lookout is for a driving trade
to-day.
The knowledge 10 d G e d
with the people that there
isn't such another extraordi-
nary stock OF Clothing at
retail tells, and the quality
and reliability are beyond
Question.
The bearing of the great
business is to cut down the
prices below competition
these are capital ones:
An Extra Drive in
Overcoats IT,. $3.50
A Superior Quail
ity SOC
| A M ike d Cash
mere 1000
! A Mans Reliable
| Suit 8 81
A Dress Suit, neat
and fine 1856
| You will not have done
the best with your money
!you miss getting into Gal
Hall to lay it out.
|Wanamaker & Brown
! Oak Hall,
Is. 4. cor. Sixth and Market
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
ssnooner 20 be 20 !

The United States Coa IT. IL III
a Alert, libelled by , Jane, rsts ri
The matter was 'hen of tha
admiralty commiss,odiin ~ ths
ASCERTAIN the aino ,n odd rel
The vessel will Do so''
m tuaak
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14

I haYe been trouolnl with catar,l
from boyhooa, anG considered my eae,
chrnuic until about three years ago
procured Ely's Cream Balm, and
count myself sound to-day, al frou
the use of one bottle j. f. Cocity
Hardware Merchnrt. Montrose, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14

Preparing for winter. James r
Wood g. Co. are taking great many
orders for their patent pipe covering
Some want their heater pipes covered
others their steam and water pipes.
Those that have them covered are per
fectly satisfied and would not be with
cut 1t on any consideration.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
L.t.st,

On Friday evening, in going frorn
Firth and Market bark 10 rhir6 and
King, TO Third and Poplar, TO Tenth
and Poplar, :. nov 80 uoss Tie 1ndel
will be suitably rewarded By returning
n TO Lhl5 Office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
FIT 7 \ EE[lI'


- a
The article which an, 4
morning paper III re!Fre,, u
ptiSonmont Of Nancy III
sne least, very higa,y "a
'act OF the case IL, taA MAJ
charged with beng anil
Gerry, was arraipLeA II
InmminH on Monday ,,oTl
tho sworn testimony q. II
judged GULLY, aud he, "a
line of 81 and cos.,
As the money wa
she was sent TO jail in ,l.s =,
on Tuesday morning Il " \
police station 10 pay Ia. w'
nj this time Cbief nou-l,a-
starting out, ana uI.or I,,,
street he met JUDGE c nm
posing that the fine AMI rn,
asked for, and received nm
release,
| W hen LIE returned t-
handed tie osGrr 10 Ina
charge. anu wcs iat..4as,,
woman and lacl6t e.o9t
enough money TO nav
had declined to acce,
amount was ai.eyUar,
full, ard word wag T. .uD,
Sheriff, after which ,ls ii,
release was promptly pea
but by SEINE ai.uat..
woman was not l,ha.a5et
day, when Lewis l3r va. ,
called W on the ShciiA ~,
case.
| The Chief denies thu
Brown was thrHaterp
when nhe called at po.tr .
cure her mother + rr.ea,e.
the rule at the station M,
levery ore with proper cor
iliteness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
-~r~
FL "a Lunch,

For the accomnodatida of his many
friend5 and cnsGomers, Lewis Sage, Of
No. LA East F9nrth street, w1a have "a
superb hot III ch thi. evening. The
lunches seIyod bV Mr.. ssaase are not
ercslled by apy the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
ueyfyaI nj I'D u@

Rev. B. F. Price, q !, N ssTy
| has been conducting g, = s;n es, ID
three weeks. UP ,a w been
over Owe. forty perso,n,s, d have v
The meetings VIII 'OA
1u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
Now il the Tflno

to get good overcoat and to get one
cheap, and to do 80 60 to Mulin IL Son,
Sixth and Market, where you can have
an enormous quantity TO select from.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
rx,on church eon'Y

A grand con q ,EsS Ti IN tie Ds c.
ilnnss !" w,edneadsy, .x SGfs q
wh .ch prGm's' II ohur'
exrellet
civ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14

Tomorrow promises to be clear aud
colder. The same conditions are likely
to continue on Monday and Tuesday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
CLoAKINGs, Ga WIDE

ULSTER CLOTHS, Ga WIDE.
Broken Checks, q 90, re$3oo
Four or Five Styles Of these,
Imported, Very Fine Wcolsn.
|G-4 Light Grey, Is, were 6 90
3-4 - a. LOO d" 3.J
Would make beautiful pants for men
or suits for ladies are the finest wool
Gus made.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14

Pew. W. l.. &. MGrrr 0
J. 5. Inskip, widow ~ t..s
s. lnskip, who iahorti g
band in the -" Itogut I'D
sion," ard assis'od H..
meetings held III luiiA \.
and who has been 80 pas
children's meeting H. q
camp meetings tp. TIE b
holiness, and after q Il, II
came from the naspy4 c,
for the promotion az + WI
Augusta, Georgia, /. i
wonderful meeting ever he
nal pc er In the c0artrs,
and the sanc,iiicai.c. &. b
hold a series Of in6,tinP. d
NJ. T.. chapel for IT, q
iprectous souls and the a.a
believers. Let 81 ca:.st.4
iGod may ciotAe hey ~i'a !,
imeeiines with iuLacpa i
cess. Ga Saturday ev "a
i2ist. che VIII ba ~ hrJite
meeting, ia Mlta-, e'a
Sunday, 22i iust. a." vi
lat Stlvelbrook III j. c4Ala
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,

NJ - SlIN y N DEhN EAht
Made to our special order by H. n
Moseley, Rochester, n. Y, and the
best make in the market. Chemises
Soc, i7c., DC, Coo, 75c., 800, to 81 90;
were Doc, 75c., o0c., $l.00. g.. 90, to ~ 10
NIGHT DREssEs-45c, Sec, re,
SLIP, 81 80, Sl.50 were 81 90, 81 80,
600, 81. 80, 81 81, S2.75.
One Lace Trimmed Sett, $i.31, were
1915.
ES-In all desirable even
Ing shades, 81 y C. were 15c. 81 90, Si.25.
KID GLOVES,
Mostly evening shades, In the three
hest nakes-Courvoisie Harris ana
Tretousse-2 button, Oadiea) 25c-
3-bntton, Doc. Gents $i.25, FROM e.. %
SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMs,
15c,, from 40G.
HOSIERY.
Two lots, best English and French
Mcrino and Lisle Thread, at 100. and
l5c., were 81 90 TO 81 90. Gents Lisle
Thread for 25c., were 700. 10 81 90.
SHAwLS.
Paisley, $500, were si5 % acd So &C
Striped do 1000, " 300
l SilkShawl, 8. 90, from 700
A few Black Thibets.
Square Thtbet, $500, from a 80
q - 500, 4" $50
Long Shawls. 100. " $50
square Shawls, 3 90, i" 40
Alec Il or. spool silk, be. 100 yds
spool silk, &c. need les, So. n paper
sspool cotton, &c. Corsets, 5Gc., from
Sl.25. also some small sizes ut BIC
/ Gossamers, 81 so, were $500. A few
ends of Velvets reduced from So 90 tc
$l.00. Canton Flannels at &c. q yard
were 10c. and loo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14
2Jz BRtBAEk W a {

xHYaNTEB-A FEMALETEAGYER IN
w tn primary department Of Setonl
District no. g., Now Cattle County. Ami
cants mus: haze teachers certificate ian
S1ate Superintendent. Address VIM "A
BEhC/, Cie7k, st. Il eorges, bel. noi4 At
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14

YXTANTED-A RELIABLE WOMAN,
w good cook, washer and ir0ner, for
family of two reference required. Apply
at 90l West Tenth street. nl4-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14

E7pR SALE--8 GOOD oh rSThR Ca
4 County horses, snitab 9 for cart 6f4S
or driving. WIN be sold for want OF use OF
WIN. II. MUOREpS Livery stable, 100 West
street, mis- d&wtf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-14

SrAETED-A GOOD s5ALESM Ar TO
wv lob goods from q wagon, Good wages
and steady lob to u good man. Reference
!equired. Apply at S3i Market steeetnl+.tf
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