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Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

She has always been taught that. a.
there are certain manly virtues, 80 are
there feminine ones and that she ia thu
most wonanly among women who has
those virtues in greatest abundance and
In the highest perfection.
She has taken 1t TO bea TT that patience.
seifsacrifice, tenderness, Quietness.
with some others, of which modesty ia
one, are the virtues more especially
feminine; just as courage, justice, forti-
tude. and the like belong to men.
Passionate ambition, virile energy,
love OF strong excitement, sell ass ertion,
fierceness, and I'D undiscl plined temper,
are all qualities which detract from her
idea of worhanliness, and which make
her less beautiful than the meant to be !;
consequently she has cultivated all the
meek and tender affections, all the un.
selt1shness and thought for others
which have hitherto been the dlstip motive
property OF woman. by the exercise of
which she has done her best work, and
earned her highest place.
She thinks it no degradatio that she
should take pains to please, to soothe,
TO comfort the man who all day long
has been doing irksome work that her
home may be beautiful and her life at
ease.
She does not think 1t incumbent on
her, as o woman of spirit, to fly out at
an impatient word, to answer back a
momentary irritation with defiance, to
play Roland to his Oliver her woman
Illness inclines her to loving forbear xnce,
to patience under difficulties, 70 un-
wearied cheerfuln under such DOR.
tion of the inevitable burden as may
have been laid on Der |; she does not
hold herself predestined by nature to-
receive only the best ofeverything, and
deem herself affronted where her CROSS
Is bound on her shoulders.
Rather, she understands that she, too,
must take the rough with the smooth :;
but that, as her husbands way in life
IL rougher than hers, his trials greater,
his burden heavier, IT. is her duty and
her privilege to help him all she can
with her tenderness and her love, and
give back to him at home, If in differ
ent form, some Of the care he has ex.
pended while abroad to make her path
smooth.
In word, the womanliness which
we all once loved, and have still kind
OF traditional belief in, Ii the woman
liness that regards the wishes of men
as OF some weight in female action
that holds to love rather than opposi.
ton TO reverence, not TO defiance; that
takes more pride In her husband Il fame
than in her own; that glories In the
protection of his name, and in her
state AZ wife that feels the honor given
to her as wife and matron far dearer
than any she may earn for personal
prowess and that believes in her con.
secration as helpmate for man, not in
a rivalry which a few generations will
riptn into a COARSE and bitter enmity.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11


Please allow me q small SPACE In
your valuable paper to show how q
human BEINGS heart can be turned tc
that of brute. The man alluded tc
formerly resided in this city, hut now
lives in Middletown. On the 7th inst,
Lula, a babe of only five months, de-
parted this life, an only daughter. The
man was at once telegraphed to, and
his employer gave him money, when
he boarded the IL. As train for this city.
He arrived, but thinking more of his
former boarding mistress than of his
lead child, he visited her, and after his
Wit was through, he returned to Mid.
dlerown and Uniformed his employer
that he bad attended the funeral. He
was only few squares from the resi-
dence where the lifeless form of his
babe laid, and never came near the
house. An act like that is worse than
a brute. X.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

Washingtonians were particularly
fortunate in the last drawing of the
Louisiana Lottery Company. One-hffh
Of the ticket drawing the capital prize
OF $40. 600 WAS held in this city
and the money, amounting to Sl5
0OV, has been paid. MIR. WIN. j. Col.
lier, young man " no il employed as
foreman in s. j. Meek's coach factory
on g street, between 9th and 7th,
streets, was also lucky, having drawn a
prize of $1,000. He has received the
money. and now has it In bank
have drawn small prizes BEFORE" said
Mr.. Collier toa Star reporter TODAY,
and the balance WAS on my side even
before i got this $1,000. That was a
good strike" MIR. Collier did not lose
a single days work on account of 6
good fortune, though he admitted tina
he was little startled at first. -Wasl :
ington ID. q } Star, May
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME

The poetic phrase Is no less beautiful
than true. We find that the fond at.
tachment of home peryades all rank
and classes of society.
The wandering Scythians, with no
abiding habitation, maintained great
regard and veneratiGn for the place
where the bones of their foi efa.hers
slumbered.
Even the rude and untutored denizen
of the great American forests, whose
dauntless spirit never quails before a
foe, has, nevertheless, a heart which
beats with the warmest love toward his
friends and for the spot where stands
his wigwam.
But in civilized aociety, what ia it
that binds every sympathizing feeling
OF the heart around the cottage where
our fathers dwelt?
Is itibecause there Is more intrinsic
worth attached TO it-or Is 1t those
Observation-Disclosures which connect
each brook OF rill, each hill and dale,
with some joy full recollection OF happy
hours spent in the company of a
youthful friend, who now, perhaps,
sleeps beneath the cold sod of the val
ley?
Yes 1t tends more firmly TO rivet
the ties of affection, to paint to the
imagination scenes which occurred at
home, and to call up, from the wrecks
of the past, hours sacred to memory.
Yet these associations, joyous AZ they
are, would sink into comparative moth.
inRness, If from that circle where we
spent our youthful days In the sun.
shine of pleasure, was removed-a
motber Yes; home, sweet as it is,
would be like temple stripped of Its
gar!ands, were 1t not for the sacred
name of mother to consecrate its por-
tails.
Like the evening dew, which scatters
Its fragrance while all else IL wrapped
In slurnber of night, the mother, while
every other ear Ia deaf, IL attentive to
our griefs, mingles her tears in the cup
of our misfortune and soothes our dy ing
agony.
What a solemn place for contempla-
ton is the grave OF our mother Then
Ia 1t that We comprehend the charms
that are conveyed In that soothing
word, until the grave has hidden her
from viewi
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
A GEN ILEMAN.

What Is gentleman? 1t Is simply
this-a man of perfect and unsulliel
honor.
No man, however fine his clothes, OF
elegant his manners, can be q gentle
man unless his instructive sense Of
honor is as fine ss the ear" of a must
cal composer who listens to musicians
who play his own works, so that ht
could not do dishonest, q mean, or d
cruel thing for the whole world.
He will net be honorable only In
those palmer aths, over which the law
keeps strict watch. OF course, he
will pay his debts, and forbear to lie OF
steal or to have more wives than one
and his word Is as good as oath or bono
could be.
Being decently honorable, he will
keep his given promise to a man, and
his troth-plight to q girl, aud will re-
frain from circulating scandal
concerning woman, or showing his
love-lstiers; but there are also a thou.
and delicate points on which he has NO
dorbts whatever.
He knows when he may give and
when he may take; when thing may
be forgiven, and when to forgive, or
rather to forget, would be an eternal
stain upon his honor.
For In this world, to blot out some
memories IL to blot ones own life. Not
that man need seek revenge, only he
must remember that he may not give
an honorable hand to be clasped by one
which Is stained with dishonor.
He takes no favor that 1t is not right
to take; and 30 he ever takes one gen.
erously, and returns it when he may.
Those who trust in him trust we'll; they
are never betrayed.
The man of honor Is a man with n
heart; therefore he 10 never tlirt. He
leaves no woman in doubt as to whether
he IL her friend or her lover-no, not
the yainest or the silliest of her sex,
and when he marries he has no secrets
from his wife, nor does she have any
from him.
He would lift a letter from the
ground with the seal uppermost, as
certainly If you were not present as il
you were, for he does none of these
things because he desires you to think
him what he is, but because he is
what he Ia by nature-a man Of honor
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
Love mt Home.

Manners for the household, and man.
ners for the public all sweetness for
the stranger, but carping, and com.
planning, and fault-finding for those at
home-the very ones to whom we
should look for care and help in case of
sickness and dangerous accidents !
Out upon such double characters-such
unmanly, such unwomanly. such mis-.
cradle, mean hypocrisies! Ifyou have
one spark of love, cherish it az you
would expiring life ; kindle it into some
holy fame, and come out in the mag.
nanimity Of your nature into the sun.
shine of more loving heart, of more
kindly csuntenance, of more smiling
face, and with eyes oil twinkling with
fun and merriment. Joyous sunshine
will then dissipate the somber clouds of
the household, and children, and serv.
ants, and You yourself will be thou
sand times happier. Try it for week !;
be more of an angel in spirit, and less
like demon al heart, and you will be
no pleased with the change that you
will ever thereafter Try TO be en- angel
still.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
Loan Association n Getting.

The following officers have beer
elected by the Central Loan Associa
ton:
President. Charles n. Trump; vice
president, Caleb p. johnson; secretary
william f. Hawkins; treasurer, John
II. Danny; directors for three years
Christian Frederick, Thomas j. Sulli
van, j. NJ. Winner; two years, Robert
Logan and William IL Shriver, one
year, 4. IL. Baynard; auditors, Samuel
N. Trump, John FL. DANNY and Miller
Stradley.
The report of the secretary William Z
Hawkins, shows that the financial at.
fairs of the association are in a flourish.
ing condition.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
IT MAKES NO DRUNKAROS,
BREAKS NO HEARTS, EXCUSES
NO CHIMES.

DR.. David KeDnedy's FAVORITE
REMEDY is not q disguised enemy
of the human race; where it cannot
help, IL does not harm. FAyORITE
REMEDY Is combination of vegetable
alternatives. 1t does not heat nor inflame
the blood, but cools and purifes it. In
all cases of Kidney troubles, Liver com
plants, Constipation of the Bowels and
the delicate arrangements which afllict
women, tho action of FAVORITE
REMEDY is beyond praise. Thousands
of grateful people voluntarily testify to
this. In letters TO DIR. Kennedy; and
with warmth and fullness of words
which mere business documents and
certificates never possess. 1t makes no
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. no crimes-breaks
no hearts. In its coming there Is hope,
and in Its wings there is healing, We
challenge trial, and are confident of
the result. ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
Remember: FAVORITE REMEDY !;
DIR. Darid KENNEDY, Rondout, N. Y.
Y. James Belt and N. B. Danforth,
Wholesale Agents.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
YOUNG MEN Tread TuIs.

TIM voLTAIo BELT Co, OF Marshall
Mich. offer to send their celebrated ELBo
TRIO NoLTAIo BELT and ottor ELBOrRIo Ar
PLIANUKs on trial for thirty days, to pler
(young or old) afflicted with ferrous debit
ity loss Of vitality and manhood. AID al
kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism
neu -alr ia, paralysis. and many other dis
easos Complete restoration to health. vigoI
and manhood guarat teed. Nc risk Ia IN
CURED, as thirty daya' trial Is allowed. Write
hem at ONO for illustrated pamphlet, free
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
TAMMANY'S DAY

Celebration Of the Imp, o. X. NJ. on May
I'm An entertainment will bs given In the
eirand Opera House, commencing at s
O'Clock p. NJ. Tho following talent has been
secured ior the occasion Mr.. Frank Comfy,
OF philadelphia, thu great humor,st; Judge
.hhdsby, o' baltimore, will deliver an sd-
H II a mrs: class quartette VIII be present
mrs Phillips and daughter. the c>iebrat cd
eiocutionists, have boon secured Rev. MIR.
.he order; Mr., Joseph Pyle will deliver the
opon1np address. Tickets. 70 cents. Reserv.
eu seats can be secured by payment OF 10
cehts extra at U. +. Thomas, rom the morn
r.9 OF the 9th until O'Clock on the evening
oi the 18th. JONATHAN Y. BARR,
SECRETARY Of Com. of Arrangement
MI cod ~ No. 1903 L. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
An Unproyoked Attack.

The blow which Harry Bowen struck
John j. Dougherty in the office OF
Squire O'Neill, on Thursday, was en-
tirely unprovoked. he not having ut
tered single word to any one. The
magistrate fined HIM $40 for contempt,
and hr Dougherty intends to have
him arraigued before Judge Cummint
for his temerity. Twill cost him rome
thing before he gets through with the
matter.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

HAHE OLD AND RELIABLE BOUrANl
L shoe- house, formerly at 4Os M arket
ttreet, and conducted by Adam Grubb. has
rear OF the Clayton II ouse, whore he co dial
~ invites all hts old customers as we'll as the
citizens generally. where they can get every
thing In his line at as low prices as they can
ELSEWHERE. m A. 9RUBB
m5-ot' by ADAM }RJIRR Atv
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
We Have ; ust Received

another large consignment of fine goods
in novelties and latest materials in
trimmings, new shapes in fancy colors
in Canton and Milan straws, rich styles
in rough chips, French chips and loop
braids; very stylish fancy bonnets In
all new materials also lot of genuine
imported fine French flowers, that are
very handsome; will he sold Mt bottom
prices. Mrs. II. s. KIRBY, 200 King
street. one door below Old stand.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
Locked Up,

James B. Butler, of New Castle Hun
dred, was arrested Gn Wednesday, or
the charge Of sssaulting his neiahbor
John Friel, and threatening to shoot
him. On q hearing before Eaguirt
Janvier, he was required to find bail In
the sum of 81 900 to answer at the next
term of court, and in default of same
he was committal TO Jail.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

NOIIOE-1 WILL QUINN LNGE IN
monday, the 10th inst. to regulate,
seal and stamp all weights and measures for
Ine year 1883, which ave now being or will be
All work to be done that may be left at
kyie's, Ninth and King streets, or at nv
residence, 1875 Poplar street, win receive
promJ attention. JACOB DEAKYNE.
Regulator OF Weights and Measures.
wilmington. DEL, April 18Th, 1885.
al8.1n-0Od
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

NOrICE-TdE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ the Diamond State on Company are
hereby notified TO attend the yearly meeting
Oh INC oomplny, to be held on the third
Thursday of this IN NTH, 2lst int. at o.
CLOCK, p. m. at room No. II, Elk ,hange
Builcing, seventh and Market stree q. for
the purpose OF elecfing officers, and for the
disposal OF the real estate and such other
business that may come before the meetinI.
PHlLEMMA Oh ANDLER.
m8-l2tt Acting secretarv
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
School Accounts.

The clerks of the respective school
com m ittees in this county are notified
that j. L. Long, State Auditor, will be
at the Court House on Tuesday, the
10Th inst, to settle the school nocounta,
aud will attend from day 10 day until
81 arc disposed of.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

HNo lNVts T JhS-SlU.VOu MAILktD
L stock the City Building and Loo n
Association In certificates OF ~ o and up-
wards. Bears interest at the rate OF tive per
cent per snnuD, payable quarterly. For
particulars apply to J. +. PIERCE, Sec'ty,
No. west Seventh street, mT-5t
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

&1 En WILL BUY THE LAhGE3r
eD4 seDO load Of kindling wood Of VIM.
3enxe that can bs bought In this city Orders
lett with q. simmons, Second and Poplar :
VIM. II. Curry, 206 West tenth street; w
dooding, Eighth and Madison, or postal
street will be promptly filed. mylt
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

Gloon NESTMENT-THREE HUN
" drei shares in the new series M echan.
ics' Loan stock are now for sale. First paw
ment on he second tuesday in May. AIpiy
to W. J. MORROW Sec y, All French street.
AIS cod to iel
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

TITO PARENTS AND OTHERS.
4 Preserve the natural teeth (
do not let tho children luse thereSllIIb
useful as well as ornamental organs eeti
have much to do with tho haaith. Ftiiinef
from 30 cents upwards. Is cent, for e1
tracing. Respectfully. DIR. JAMES H
SCOTT, loA W Sixth strogtn
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

Evr,T-THE STABLE ON FIFTH
mi, MEOW Madison. with room for
r.i and four carTli ees. Apply at
!. I" a30-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

NOTlCE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
IN of the stockholders Of the Mechanics
Loan Association will be held at their room,
Ihird and Market streets, on Monday even
ing, May IL, 1885, at 100 o'clock, to hear the
annual report, elect officers, etc.
m2-H W. J. MORROW, Sec'ry.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

Id,I. FOR RENT-THE BRIGHT
pa. At hehohoth Beach, Del. APP
VillAn BRlHh1, Wilmington,
a9tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

EwyT-HpUSE No. 7l3 Wright
m, font and slde yard. Apply to
|ItMPENIEB, Ninth and Harrison,
EllIeet, .. ms u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

rENTRAL STABLE EXGLU- ~
~ sively for horse boarding pur- 10y
poses. Rates moderate at 4l9 and42l French
street. ta9 tn OWEN TRAYNOk.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

NOTICE - WE HAVE MONEY
~ writing for good city mort
CAGES. HEALD d co. m5 ct
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

hR. p. dhlFFlrHS, HAVING RE
~ turned AND resumed practice, will b.
found at No. 8l6 Madison street. Speoialtios,
genecolagy ana all diseases peculiar to wo'
men. Also all diseases Of the kidneys ano
st mach. n2l.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

MUNEY TO OAN-THE FOLLOW.
wi Ing sums to loan on mortgage: 81, 600.
70 600 70 0Cc $4,000 a. roo So 900 81 600 81 0cO IL
500, $500 81 80, 81, 200. g. 200, s., 600, GEO.
X. TOWNSEND, Ga Market st. a2tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

4 rNr-sSrURY DWELLING lo9
Sst Sinh street eleven rooms, In
I,,m,b 10 good repair. Apply 70 Il.
II y, West street A
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

SVy,I-ANEw SEVEN ROOM Ed
I'm as no, and c0ld water, and side
UT PETERSON, next door.
nv d l. as u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
As We Journey Through Life Let

Us Live by the Way.
SEASON OF lSst-Charles Kyle, the well
known Ice Cream manufacturer, is now D
pared to furnish Ice Dream of the VIZ \
BEST QUALITY. There is no improve
mont or economy OF manufacture suggested
or accomplished by skilled exporter CO thai
We have not en- oOdied In producing the pure
uned liberated ice cream.
Polite and accom- modating attendants viii
be ready and willing to serve you. All or
ders by natl or otherwise, whether In largo OF
small quantities will receive promps alton
solicit q share Of your patronage.
CHARLES KYLE,
Northeast corner Sixth and Orange SITS.
a1O-ff
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

NOTIOE-aLL PERSONS AXE FOR
~ ofdden TO trust any one on my aooouu,
without written order.
GEORGE W. VERNON.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

IFINI-2slukI HOUSE. SO7 Il.
|sn,,h street. 10 rooms. hot water In
n. Apply to IA. ". HlZAR, Ninth
)r,ill streets. al5u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

ENOh SALE.ABOUT 3 TuNS UFULEAN
Il wheat straw under roof Also sweet
corn OF good variety for plating. Apply to
Del. ug-3s<
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

cDonn a NEW 9-ROO MED
DAC" house, with bath. gaa, bay
window, front porch, etc, In beautiful stu
alton; must be sold at once linn ediate
possession. This If a rare bargain. Apply
to WILLIAM J. FISHER, 802 Shipley st.
alR.and.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
THE RTlZANS' SAVING BANK.
NO. 1O2 MARKET STREET.


INCORPORATED FEBRUARY 70, l82
Open to receive deposits daily from q. m
until p. m. and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to O'Clock.
The charter ofthe bank provides that ae
profits upon Its Investments, except 80 much
as Is required for the payment Of necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus fer the So.
curity of depositors. shall be divided among
tae deposilors.
No manager is allowed to borrow any par.
OF the funds deposited with tho Corporation
MANAGERS.
George w. Bush, s. Alien Hilles,
M. l.. l4ichtenstein, Geo. 5. Oapelle,
Chas. w. Rowland. N. X. Benson,
Jos. l.. Carpenter, Jr., LOB H. jackson,
Wm II. Swift, Henry +, Dure.
Anthony Higgins, Edward Pussy,
WASHINGTON HASTINGS.
MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES.
GEO. W. BUSH GEO. ). OAPRLLA
President. Vice-President
+. L. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
Nylow-tf los. M. MATHER Auditor
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

h RysT-A CONVENIENT SIX,
,, n hoy.e, double, amt very well
!. ' -' no families, Apply 10 ENOUh
IlRl. II West street. ao'u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

MARRIAGES TO HIRE ny DAY
~ week or month. Apply TO JONES
GUTHRIE n 90
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

,Sr,T-HOusE No. 81 WEST
t. ss street: low rent, TO q eoo1
ililsh ms , Win all modern improve
'R va Crter. Apply 10 EN ANS
,..nrrS Eighth and King. or n
|sU FITS 5ll Jefferson street. e-o-d'ti
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

I'D KLINE'S GREAT NERVE RF.
AI1Os storer is tho word.r Of the age for
all nervous diseases. All hts stoJped free
Send to No. 93l Arch street. Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

ENOR ShLE-GHEAP, n LARGE LOT
e tplain and tns gilt Wallpaper, In
quantities TO suit. Apply at lilo French
street m9t;.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

! EENT-LOw HOUSE, 81 WEST
I'M ..iee, 'roms and bath in good
IGI PUyLL,, h. seventh street.
m23t-eUd
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

NOR SALf-CHEAP, ONE OF THE
T. meet fitted Ice cream, confectionery and
bakery, stores In the city. Tools for maniac
turing comDlete. New oven In FIRST class
location. Address " Bakery" this oftioe.
mg-3SA
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

|lssp'rs9 ~ Nil,Af THE 4th INST
!, WITH I ,a., in tho share Of a
Tho f,,a 1a.he o. owner enyrayei
savirsy4 , ,sa VIII he given a rewari
~ d S,es Wv sane at this Office or
'''''ilLs at Duront's mills
- a9.3ts
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

NOR SALE 2and3 SPRING DEARBORN
T. wagons, good stock, fair prices. Also
full limo of repairs for the champion make Of
harvesting machines. W. HAMMOND,
Second and French streets. mi 3m
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

UlAlSTU au,,,,+ -----=----------
n a',,MaIklH sALL-WlLL BE
NsDAY, MAY II, l8s5,
:. 9,ellck, p. ~,
,,,,' a. - latnalI st,eet,
Ss,,l.sIa na kitchen furniture OF
MARY A. MORRISON.
- ADMINISTRATORS
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

INUk SALL-UNEb EAR OLD OH LIS T.
l. nut bay mare. a good Driver, single or
double. one dark bay marc years old, a
good work mare. Apply at "a Orange st.
matt
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

UhEsp, TO 600 y
- -.roomed houses, hot and cold
p,s s,s front yards and porticoes;
Frss'n, ,,o uer month. 2 t-roomed
VI !,i month, 4-roomed hou.es, 70
Pf y -I1 TuRp, Filth and Rodney
tna ~ mlo-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

kgEyI-A HOUSE WITH GOOD
tsa,l a, loylseli, at Is per month.
aad4fe.s h. Is. Mallory, Townsend,
al5 d&w.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

"AN1ED-WOMAN WITH CHILD
w wants place at general Lousework /;
l.y or country. dlod reference. Apply Mt
3o7 T.. Eighth street. my.2ts
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

s,x1-A FEW STALLS, rHl
b s Shs TORI and collars Of the rhire
tra 55AaTRlOK MONAGHAN
hIHN ". M Tier, .
Third street Market HOUSE,
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

NOR SALE-HARMONY MILLS PRO.
IL perty near Stanton. Productive farm,
with su table water power. Easy terms. Ad.
dress JAM rs. ii HOFFECkER, Jr. TRus-
TEE. Wilmington, Dol. nos-wtf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

REM 5.NUUMhn HDU SIS
t.'s le' month. Also a number OF
Cslill N. /. POOLE, no. y r.. 9TH
a4-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11
lrEDAY. MAY IL, l,s5,
LlCSALE

or
W. Sald slr!nsers. VIII be-s.,
Ds'l'.e, Delaware, on FfT
V'DAi' MAY 18th, lsss 49,
atl o'clock p. IN,
n, u .' eJHs sprllgets add bulls.
w. was selected NTH great
u .'.heAi, and arc worthy the
,,, " aa'E men ana er-ons wanting
|r.ts t, eI,Aet lvr milk or butter.
A., Ia0"n az sale. GEO. YAK.
49, L. " ,S.iEiAM n SON, Aucts
mQ.Ls.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

"ANTEu-A GOOD EXPERIENCED
~ gill for COOK and general housswork
at $50 WashingtJn street. m9.2tt
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

WANTED "A GOOD CARRIAGE
w palmer to 20 to the country. Apply
at once to BELLAh y co. i bird and French
streets. mS3t#
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

"ANTEp--h CARRIAGE PAINTER.
w Apply to COOLING BROTHERS,
Fourth and French streets, m9-2ts
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

BENZ ~ RNls HE'D ROOM WITH
'vi,10tt toayl VI meals. Apply a.
Die, ,,sel, mb-ot
Daily Republican., 1885-05-11

- ST0KE AND DIV ELiLNn,,
d RENi-suuo Garner Of Twelfth ana
, J. RI s, .' P1'P # yn !. m si i%
hi s'DSRlifI'lY' be rented low to . a re,
Nh and fleh'' mll-u
ry1lY.