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Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
A PARADOX OF TINE.

Time goes, you say All, no,
Alas, Tine stays--wo go,
Or else, were this rot a.,
What need 20 chain the hours?
For Youth were always hours;
lime goes, you say? All, mol
Ours is the eyes deceit
Ofmen whose flying feet
Lead through some Ia ndecapc low!
We pass and think we see
The earth's liked surface flee
Alas, Time stays-we go.
Once In the days CT old,
Your locks were curling gold.
And mine had shamed the crow,
Now, In the self-same stage.
Time goes, you say ?-ah, no!
Once, when my voice was strong,
tlled the woods with sopg,
To praise Jour "rote and "euow."
MY bird hat ang Is dead
Where are your roecc fledf
Alas, Time stays-we
Soc, In what traversed vaye,
What backward fate delaye
The hopes We used to know;
Where are our old dosiI es p
All whore those vanished fires?
Time goes, you say f-sh, no!
How far, how far, U Sweet.
The past behind our feet
Lies In our even-klow!
Now. on the forward way,
Let Us fold hands and pray;
Alas! Time stays-we 70!
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

A large number of houses tha' rent
for from SIS to $25 a month still remain
unoccupied, or " occupied have no
tenants for next year, while there is a
general demand for houses that rent for
$40 and $12 q month. The general depres.
sion In business that has thrown large
numbers of laboring men out of EN-.
pioy ment has compelled many who
have heretofore been able to pay moder-
ately high rents to seek houses with
lower rents, and In numbers of in.
stances two families join together in
renting a house and pay the rent be-
tween them. 1t Is believed that this
will prevent the erection of many
houses in the city during the coming
season.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
Tho WiFe's Command menss.
!. Thou shalt have no other wife but

l. Thou shalt have no other wife buS
me.
g. Thou shalt not bAves picture or
likeness Of any other woman but me
for only am thy wife, and a jealous
wife.
3. Thou shalt not take into thy house
any beautiful braxen image, FRA ser
want girl, to bow down to ntr, for am
o jealous wife.
4. Thou shalt not praise the beauty
of any other woman In thy wife's pres
ence.
8. Remember thy wife's comma I'd D..
ments and keep them sacred.
@. Love and cherish thy wife. and
no other woman, thar she may live
lovingly together in the home thou
gavest unto her.
Z Thou shalt not find fault when
thy wife goes out 10 spend money, buy
ing fashionable shawls and dresses for
am thy wife.
s. Thou shalt not scold or fret.
8 Thou shalt not suffer thy wife to
wear a threadbare dress, but shall keep
her d.cently clad and In good repair.
Thou alto shalt furnish buttons and
thread 10 keep thine and thy children u
shirts in order Fail not
10. Thou shalt not CAD about from
saloon to saloon after sunset, n sglecting
thy wife and children
II. Thou shalS not dress thysel
in fashion unless thou dress thy wife
also
II Thou shalt not go TO spiritual OF
other sleight-cf-haud meetings, neither
10 speak myself or hear others speak
thus saith thy wife.
49, Thou shalt not find fault with
thy dinner, nor quarrel with thy wife
If thy dinner lie not ready at the ap
pointed hour. Better late than never
| IA Thou shalt not driAk beer, mol
spirits, nor chew, nor smoke for know
est thou 1t consumeth money.
Is. Thou shalt not stay away from
thy house at night after nine o'clock.
l6. Verify, verify. l say unto thee
/ sm mistress Of the house thou caves
luutO me.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
Additional Bargains
Just Received:

81 ticces Black Silks. We
W rrant not to cut. Bought for
cash and saw marked them at
prices to sci qu ok. F'om s. to
lslOa ue.s can b saved by pur-
chasing now. Abou $50 ards
more Of those 81 ail-Nool Cloths
continued t Soc.
Many bargains in the DIR IS
Goods stock Hambu 90, Hosiery,
Underwear, Muslins Linens. Spe
cial low prices for this dull month.
Over 300 Ladies' and Chiidr. n S
THIS WINTER COATS to be closed
out lees than price of cloth.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

DOSI1IVk PUBLIC SALE
Livery 1T ok at stable, .Ils French s,reet,t n
WEDNESDAY, MARCh 4, 1885,
ut IL O'Clock, In,
His stock OF horses, carriages, 81 lighs,
harness, etc The stock comprises IS head OF
horse s. ranging from to 10 ears Of age, one
of which is The celebrated wild Wagner"
aged years, and pair Of mules, one large
and small pair. l coach In good order. o
buggies, made by John Reeve and Jones
Guthrie, all In good order, Clayton wagon,
II jump seat carriage, Germantown car
rage, no top buggy, 1 two horse slei h, and
bio hairless and 8 sets single harness Lot OF
robes. blankets, whips, halters, etc. Also lot
II lumber, in use as shedding and back Of
stable. A credit rf months will b, given
on all sums oversee X. M. GIBSON.
l.. W. Stidham Il Son, Aucts. f2S.3ts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
Lauar's Succc ssOr .

1t Is reported that the friends respec-
lively Of General Walthall, Congress.
man BARB sdale and Congressman Sim
gleton, in Mississippi, are phtitioning
Governor Lowry for the appointment OF
their candidate as U. s. Senator In the
event of Senator Lamar accepting
a position in the Cabinet. 1t is init
mated however that "Governer
Lowry will not forestall the public wish
or enhance the chances of either one of
them by temporary appointment, but
will appoint suitable successor to Mr..
Lamar from among those not seeking
it-for instance, Judge Watson, Judge
Wharton or Colonel Percy"
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
ECzEm A
And Every Species Of Itch
ing and Burning Diseas-
es Positively Cured.

k'CZEMA, or Salt Rheum. with Its agonizinR
~ itching and burning. instantly relieved by a
warm bath with CUTIcURA SOAP and a single APP
plcAtion Of CUrICUaA. the great Skin Cure, This
repeated daily, with two or three doses of Curl
CURA REsoLvEsT. the New Blood Purifier, to keep
the blood cool. the Precipitation pure and unirri-
tatinR. the bowels open the liver and kidneys ac-
tive, will speedily cure Eczema. letter, RnRworm.
Psoriasis, Lichen Pruritus, Seal Head, Dandruf,
and every species of Itching, Scaly, and Pimply
Humors Of the Scalp and skin, when the bert ply
sicans and all known remedies fail.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1855,

WEDNESDAY, MAhCH IT, Ih6b,
ct u o'clock m, sharp,
a. Four head of horses, will work any
10y where. 10 head of mich 6S..SH
COWS / full bloodet Guernsey and ENl5EsS
/ Aidernry heifer, coming years M..U-
cd o"e twOyear-old buii, yearling bull, p
Che ter hite shoat pigs
! farm wagon and crocodile hay bed, cart
& ermBnt wn dearborn, 2 Morrison p,owS,
sets OF double trees, 1 A harrow, 2 cultiva-
tors, Vanwinkie era in fan, PennOck corn
shelter, telegraph hay and fodder cutter, l
steel tooth horse rake; bs rrels OF cider Vine
gar, lot OF grain baRs, sets pillow harness,
collars. brides and matters, ha. and manure
ks, lightning hay knife, l horsepower
chufp, nearly now lot Of milk ptLs, grind
stone, so pair OF chickens, 8 turKeysl51a acres
of wheat in the ground, well MANFRED
Terms made known on day of sale.
VIM. A. MUSTANGS,
Nus. A. f. Sizzling, Executrix.
l.. w. Sticham h Son, Auct's 2tw-f2S ms
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
VIII McDOnnld. 2542

VIII Nc Donald, 2542 Dearborn St.. Chicago
gratefully acknowledges cure OF Eczema bait
Hheum on head. neck face, arms, and legs for "
entoen years; not able to walk except on hands
and knees for one year; not able to help himself
for eight years, tried hundreds OF remedies; doc
tors pronounced his case hopeless; perm anently
cured BY CUTIcuRA REsoLvEsT blood puriiierj in
formally and CUTIcURA and CUTIcURA soar tthe
.rsAt skin cures externally.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

F. II. Drake, Esq., Detroit Mich. suffered
untold tortures from Eczema, which appeared on
his hands. head and face, and nearly destroyed his
eyes After the most careful dootoring and q con-
sultatop Of physcians failed to relieve him, he
used the CUIIcURA REMEoIEs, and was cured, and
has re IN med 30 70 date.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
Swiss BaIsam,

by its curing me OF that terrible disease, As
thma, after 'ying other remedies. J. Green
driver for j. Brad ord
Your Aromanna cured me OF Piliousness,
aud consider II the gIe tteat medicine in
the world, says Il English, Of CiaymOnt
street.
My child years old, was Immediately
cured Of Group by tho use OF Swiss Bals1m.
Mra A. Scull, No 204 ombart street.
Unlike most cough medicines, (Swiss
Balsam,) contains no M0rphia or
Opium, and In the only safe remedy for
children. There are vegetable rene.
dies. Swiss Balsam cures all throa,
and lung disease. The great, purely
vegetable compound,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

is a sura aud absolute cure for Dyspep-
STA. Malaria, Indigestion, BiliousDess,
Heartburn, Headache, Belching of food
and all Debility of Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys.
For blood and skin disease it is un.
equalled.
Mold at sO7 Market street. Price
25 and rs cents.
"a, 80. ,s.r va. &c 2zS:sSEESEHcsgTN
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
a nsiens Chin ESQ Telephs. %.

At . recent meeting Of the Roya
Society In Shanghai, paper by DIR.
Mcgowan WAS read On tho subject Of
the early use Of telephones in China.
This paper being very brief, we give 1t
In its entirety !:
1t dstracts nothing from tho merit Of
the ingenious PHI sicis's who have con.
ferred on mankind the boon OF the tele.
phone, that its principles are familiar
to uncivilized people, several OF whom
ARG in possession Of rudimeDtary tele-
phones. 1t was, I opine, when the
Chinese were in their youth that they
constructed the parliamentary instru-
ment, q specimen OF which l herewith
transmit for the society's museum. 1t
consists of two bamboo cylinders, one
and half TO two inches In diameter,
and four in length one end Of each Ia
closed by a tympanun Of pig bladder,
which in perforated for the transmit
ting string. the string kept In place by
being knotted. This rude instrument
Is sty led the " listening tubes," and 10
employed for amusement as a toy, con-
veying whispers forty to fifty feet. 1t
is unknown In many ports of the en-
pire, Chih- kiang and Kiangsu being
the only provinces ESQ far as I can
ascertain) where the listening tube Ia
employed
Besides the toy, Chinese ingenuity
produced, about . century and halt
ago, the Thousand mile speaker. -
The implement Is described as "a roll
of copper, likened to 3 fife, containin G
an arttul device; whispered into and
INN ediately closed, the couhDed mes.
sage, however long, may be convey ed
to any distance, and lbus In a battle
secret Instructions may be convenient
ly communicated. IL Ia a continuance
of extraordinary merit" The inventor
of the Thousand mile speaker
Chang Shunhsin, OF Huichon, flourish.
ell during the reign of Kang-lsi, A. ID
1862 l772. He wrote on occult science
astronomy, etc. The above account Of
his invention was taken from MS work,
by the author Of Fubkien Miscellany
At that tim. reign OF KEN Lung
there was 10 longer an instrument o.
This description in that province
1t SEEM @ have peristed with the
ingenious sci mis-: VII. contrived 1t.
Here III u fine opportunity tor the
organization OF o new. to ephOne com
pany, with legal dept rtment TO hun
up the lost evidence, and take q whaci
al the Bell teepht n monopoly. Doubt
less many heather Chinee might b,
found glad TO testify they had Otter
, ed tie old telephone in talking from
tne Great Wall TO Pekin, and furthe
/. necessary.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

Boston, reports case Of Eczema under his obssr-
walton for ten years, which covered the patients
Of treatment had been applied without benefit
which was completely cured solely by the CUrI-
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
POE eALE.
6T,F,-THE HAND

kLE-THE HAND
be two story brick
u, No. 1903 Jefferson
/ containing 7 rooms
hth, heater, etc. The
|, 1T. front, by 81 feet
With a IS foot side en-.
| Terms easv. Apply
PT. POOLE, No. 9
Ieventh street. f24-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

Alt FAIR or tATCSr.SS
J. v CHING bout 1890, h 10y
~ q, IA tteers JESSE MN
kth. HflI igIe = .itiOn
RI -5.dltw
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

N lACHANGE FOR
d ihk lot good S-room dwelling,
|erh IMPROVEMENTS, In nrst class
bOa! TENS very easy, Add ess
solt''. f2set
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

ALEt tk.AP -THEHODD WILL
|tXiufes ia hrst-class meat and
store. adires' Meat store, '
mars 81
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

Mr. John ThieI, Wilkesbarrs, Pa, writes:
" have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight
years, at times so bad that could not attend TO
my business Tor weeks at time. Three boxes Of
CuTICURA and four bottles RESoLvENT have en-
tirely cured me OF this dreadful disease"
Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTIcuRA. 90 cts
RRsoLvEsT, 81; SOAP, rs cts POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
send for How to Cure Skin Diseases.''
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

ALE-A SIX RJuMhD HOUSE
|sab,e, with one acre Of ground.
EVANS PENNINGTON. No
pit febI lot
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

bAL,-Or IHSTAI.IIMENTS A
hber 0, houses Of all sizes in the
Ert OF the city. Terms to suit par-
FAiso build ing lots In all parts Vi
| on miscellaneous. MONTHLY pay
> /. FORD, bth and Rodney, or
Ot}I,E. 7O2 French St. d2<-e0d3m
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

ALE.-TKE GROCERY FIX
In store No. 40 King o. Get
cap. j6-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

Ill., NEW 7.RDOT HOUSE,
bye bed rooms large closets, very
'lr.f y.r'. low rent. lOu3 Shnll'
bue. A. jackson street. Apply AT
y ayeLnc. u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

SAi I-bkUG STORE, DOING
Dee tg.iLess IN the Guy. II, health
IL r hing. Arp,y to~ T. CROFT,
'tt j. ~ sud Middle street. Lancas.
1879 eods
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
Rev A. w. Lixhtboupn's church

The Rev. A. w. Lightbourn preach
ed on sunday at Gibbons and Beach,
hall, No. 20 West Fifiy-ninth street,
New York, to tho Evangelical Unsec.
tartan Society, and concluded lis SER
mon by saying 1--WE don't propose
any movement of fapaticisni we don't
propose any species of sensationalism,
but we have decided to 20 back to the
seed ling form Of truth and begin To
build there. When the grapevine gets
old snd defective the fruit ia not good /;
it needs purifying, and to do IL the vine
must he cut back. We are going to
reject exhausted forms and take up the
pure simple truth.
The Evangelical Unsectarian Society
is not 10 be the permanent name of this
association, but we are going to wor-
ship under 1t until we adopt another
more euplonious and to the point. OF
course whatever we do we shall be de.
cidedly Evangelical. We propose to
accept the Bible as the word Of God.
There's nothing cratic about us. We
are plain Christians, and will adhere to
the same methods adopted by men and
women in the time of Christ when we
meet and pray and sing together. We
don't insist on the forms used In other
churches
Methodists may come here and sing
with us Presbytefians may come and
make their long prayers with US, and
Baptists may come and be immersed.
Yes, m immense Bapiists four or five
times II they want it. There's nothing
wild about us. The brethren designated
will take up the ordinary and indis
pepsable collection, and presume tn.
| organist will give us rome news"
Mr.. LiRhtbourn had preached to mos
| of his little congregation on former
| occasion, when he occupied the Rev
Dr. j. p. Newman's pulpit at the Madi
son Avenue Congregational church, fol
before him rat Deacon Foster, Deacon
Finch, Trustee Seymour and Sheppard
Knapp, with mem bers of their families
and here also was Mrs. Gilbert, of Mr.
| number of about fifty. All were ap
pareptly entirely satisfied with the frs
| Sundays work, and there seemed to b,
much good fellowship among them.
| don't want" said MIR Seymour
to some reporters present, q" l don
want you 10 20 aud Fay that this move
IN snt ls got up by lot of cranks led by
-" Mr.. SEYMOUR
| " No. We are, as you sec, lepdiRI
our support to 1t, but 1t is really SOM
of Mr. Liahtbourn's personal friend
| who are at the head OF IL -"
| We determined at our meeting
last Thursday night" Deacon Foste
said, to organize this church; 1t re
mails &c BIO seen what will come of II
| Bat only a few you see were member
of the Madison Avenue Congregations
church"
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

SAI,r-ALL THE BULK WIN.
x and dso,p IN the wilmington
La use. Fourth and Market streets.
Ia OF portunity fcr any one wishing
I, re iroBts At a low rate. Apply to
EWAnr. lc2l Wes. Front street.
n tets
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

TOTlOE-ALL PERSONS ARE FOR.
IN hidden TO trust or y one on our account
without Q VT, tie n order
aEOh0E w. VERNON l. SONS.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

n. Ian is'S GREAT EEHyk KF
ID d,s.oiner ID tho wonder Of the age fer
4 No '" ..,s An tits stopped ffee. =
" hton street. Pbi1sdaIphia.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

" = III t>ES IN ALL $40
ft.rHy, from $500 up ROE
l., q West III street. febe-tt.od
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

silver-a pamph let. by DR.. Quinb!
ct Buffers.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

sLs-STUCk AND flXlUHES
ha 1 vhri,tv. trs.Gess and confec-
too s'aEd tuitab!e for young
IN o. .es-, rs for selling. House
for cent. Address H. this Of
4 .mh2stt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

NOR RENr-ONE DESIRABLE ROOM
IL fronting on Market street. SCHutN
Heater and Stove Co.. sli Market and ia
Shipley street. f3-u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

.k,E THINE YOU UAr GET MORE
kindlins wood for q. 10 from RiohArd-
on's raill than elsewhere. Lesve ordsrsA
very Evening once, CApelle'g hardwafe
Maryland Avenue. Ofioo telephone w.,
postal card. Mtv nU-o
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

ALtU cox ktNl-12i WEST siH
81 Store and dwelling, 9roous
Aore r"on. All modern improve
h be sold On reasonable terms APP
|ShARPL.SS, sal Jef!ers0n . rect.
f2o-eod.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

Ai't-M / ESlIR-. SIOgKs9<
liia' and ., yes. Amp 'at6tsXA,
pth itcet. ,1s.N.. ~
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

hLt OK KEN - A TEA STORE,
go Ma Ion ftre,'. Apply IN the
f25 6ts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

TN ADDITION TO THE NEW AND
L valuable feature Of Block Directory,
added to the last Is, ne OF FERRIS BROS
Wilmington City directory, tho issue for
1885 will contain also q cOmple.e directory
of New CASTLE. Middlet0wp, Newark. and
other towns in New Castle County. The
tofore. To avoid being imposed upon by
cheap and worthless directory schemes, sub
scribere should be careful TO sign no order
unless headed "FERRIS BROS, Pub
II shers and Printers flO tues Sun
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
TESTIMONIALS.

Miss Mary Macklen, POLL delaware ave-
nuo says: l have been continual sufferer
from pain In my back for i've years. l have
tried every hing anu failed to obia,n relief
until tried PAIN yiClOk, which l used
both internally and externally. 1t has re-.
lieyed me / recommend 1t to suffering hu-
mani y; II will do all that It claims.
Mrs. J. Kershaw, $50 East Eighth ST. Get
ga s. Purchased a bottle ofPAIN VICTOR
from your agent and used 1t on my child for
stiff necE. Aftnr Ave applications the child
was relieved. / would hot be without 1t in
m family.
MIS- Annie Luton. Bancrofts Banks says !:
A bout two yoare ago Tell down stairs and
received an in,ernai injury, since which time
| have suffered from pain in my back l
hoard OF and purehased bottle Of PAIN
VICTOR, which used according to direc-
tons and was relieved. 1 take pleasure In
recommending II.
Mr. William Springer, 7is West Eighth
st eet, eavs: / have used PAIN VICTOR
in my family most effectunlly for the relief
of headache, neuralgia and sore throat. 1t
is rem III able rea, edy
Mrs S Sloan, GIT east sixth street says ::
, have used PAIN VICTOR for rheumatism
and pain In my head, from which ! have
, been a sufferer. 1t has relieved me and l
recon- mend t for pain from whatever cause
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

A TTENTlON.--AL- rLhst- NE LE
IN string pure drugs or chemicals, OF
Wishing their prescriptions Or private receipts
carefully compounded NTH pure materials,
should GO to the drug store Of II. Il. BRING.
HnPST M nv Mnrke' -~.~. ni' 'lel
0aDER WOOD ENGRAVING AND
~ Eeotrotyping Of FERRIS BROS,
Printers flG-tuce.3m
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

NOR RENT-DWELLIN9, NO. %co Il.
IL Secoud street, 10 rooms, summer kitch-
on, bath, hot and cold water, large yard on
Farmers Bank f2b-3t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

aLt~I HEAP, TWO 90 d
g va n, nearly rev A. ply at
3 Mailson treots. i2stf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

ALt-STuRt FAILURES, AND
cHt a ; 4. corner Of Filth ard
|ecss febttt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

YNpR ktNr "A LANCE HARNESS
Il shop, good 'tAnd, low roDt. Apply TO
J. X. SHAkPIEs;s, Fairville, T. o., Chester
Co., Penna. fIS6td-ltw
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

IAI.I OR REET-THE PROPER
u soulhrer corner OF Third and
kroets. now tenADtcd by the Hare q
EUom pany. Apply 70 J. II. HOE
JR., trustee OF Jos. Teas eatato
Market streets. city. sepl7-erd-t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

SAIE-AT A BARGAIN, TWO
brick houses opposite Rivcrview
near Philadelphia Pike Six
h. and simmer Kitchens. scre
III zach, large stable with ono.
iticn. Only part Of cash needed
1. SALFNtR, NO. 2 West TENN
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

uNOR RENT-A NUMBER OF DWELL
Il lngs in all parts OF the city Ronts
ranging rom 81 TO $50 per month. GREGG
h WALTER, ol614 Market St. f2o-lOt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

IyOR RENT-rwO STABLES ON MAY
IL street between yenth andt ightb and
Monroe and Adams. Possession given
March 18th Apply at this office. i29u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

ALtuR RENT-TO8ETHER OR
no para. N acres OF ground with .
|prk shop aud stable, near whining.
he 10. In west. Apply 10 Eli
Is. Centreyiiie, Del, or to q. IL
IND o., Market street. E-u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

has. E fREpARED TO PAY TIE
md pliS6t for all kinds Of stoves. fur.
kCaSs eeSSnd.hand cloth ing, and ali
"A ~ ey Will also be svld al A low
80 ooNSER, 2ly W Front Hrget
tapT
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

NERRIs BROS NO. 10 e. Sd STREET
their own ONCE. fQtuoe-Sm
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

INUk kENT-SEvEkAI. STALLS FOR
~ horses Also part OF factory, suitable
or tight business, at End an Poplar. Apply
j. Il. SHAMELESS. nT.eod-u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

SAI.t-a CHESTER COUNTY
1 Of 90 acres, Of prime land In .
4 q. cultivation. and good, substan.
Sngs The farm is well watcred
failing springs - acres OF timber,
r,,i, and shade trees. This farm 10
located. TX miles from whining.
ii ,roir turnpike, and = miles nom
n lion. win DO sold low and on
n Usli On or address yNO PYLE,
1 Washington stroets, Wilmington,
de3l -dandw II
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

DUBLlC SAL E-WILG BE SOLD AT
Il public sale, at the residence Of the SUBJ
eribsr, in Brandywire Hundred, near Rock
land, on
MEnNLSnAy MAnI,u IL 1asE
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

TIA rAhTNER IN AN ES-
shod huriness paying $50 per
Hnt Capital CURED 81, 500 to
nHeae facilities. Satisfactory ref
Eh ana required. No time for
h'aress " fdsiness. =" this otiioe.
m2.l2t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

V1UR ELLlkG liza TAT
II nall street rooms. heater, bath, wator-
closet and gas. Reduced price. Apply III
Talnal!. mA3ts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

Entl--'A CA RpEN I'i.B OK
H,,i,'er' 10 tniid two houses, and
6.u ne Va ta5t paymen'- For pa rticu
fi'ess OSner,' this office. r23.I2t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

THOR hENT-hOuSE N. w. CORNER
- Of Third and Poplar streets. containing
ten rooms. Apply 10 q. J. CUUDuN. No.
S.2 W est seventh street. Ian2e-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

UNOk RENT-HOuSE 1000 VAIN T
street. Inquire of q. W. BAkEk ga
French street. l2l-u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

JNuR RENT-THE NATIONAL. HOTEL
with license, containing &c rooms. Pos
session March 70. Apply at no King street
febl6-2weods.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

1tDGtT
aLt-SIR RAW. APPLY ATTBE
Pcel 'aE Wheel Company's office
0clb-W ef1aa II
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

CNDR RENT-SEvEK HOUSES ON
r. -pruce street, AID o rooms, (either
tide) between 9th and 10. Posse ssion 1hth Of
March. One INN edisteiy. l.. -. VAN
kLEEOK el5 Market street fbu'
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
WANTED.

eIED-ANY NUMBER OF
houses rent. have good
i"r them. now waiting. Al.
~ ana farms. Ny 10 years
(ehcr In renting enables me
~ good tenants,
AM j. FlSHEk 6O2 Shipuey
feb6. I'm
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

NJK RENT-BLACKSMITH SHOP
H and house vt Chesterville, Pa. H0od
stand. Gall on or addr,ss, L. Y. MlSSl.
MEk, No. BOO Market street, Wilmington,
Jel.; TT. II. PENNOCk, Fifth and % arset
f2S3ts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

VNJK KENT-o STORY DWELLING 100
II West Sixth street ; eleven rooms, in.
GU ding bath. In good repair. Apply 10 II.
q. BYE, 207 Yves: street IA