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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

We observed at Bonds Pharmacy a lot
of very handsome ladies' companions,
pocket books, fine Bibles, prayer books,
hymn books, and autograph albums, to-
gether with some croquet sets, which are
offered at half the usual prices. They are
remnants of the bankrupt stock of j. NJ.
Fish 4 Co, of which DR.. Bond is the
receiver. An early call will repay any
one in need Of such articles.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

Our citizens can look forward to the treat
of some very good acting in Miss Rose
Eytinge's impersonation of "Leah the
Jewess, next Monday, March 18th. Miss
Eytinge will be supported by her own
company, that of the Union Square Theatre
Upon Tuesday Miss Eytinge appears in
qoylor's great play "Shll Waters Run
Deep"
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14
sHRUBBERY FOR SAFE

A fine variety of Towering sb,n1.
nolias and shade trees for sale cbsan ll Y
quire at Cor. 8th and Rector vsapa w.
Orders left with G. S. Brset ".
drug store, or Rossner & CastIebs,s " ".
be promptly attended to. . WI
Mrs. FRANCES c. MARrv
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14
AN EXCELLENT DISH FOR BREAkfa''

AN EXCELLENT DISH FOR BREAKfA'
Not very many know how ezeei'J
dish "oow heeIs"-as they are teFID'' (.
can make. Take the leg of beef from \, /.
knee down, the butcher keeps them f.
for use, boil down until the bones + \.
out; take the gelatinous mass, mouIo
little cakes, dip in beaten egg, N NM
bread crumbs or corn meal, fry IN IlO'
until golden color. Cook them ~ u.
and you will like them much
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

This style Of ooloriug will be found to
correspond best with the massive descrip-
ton Of the furniture, Gliding, unless in
very small quantities, for the sake of re-
lief, should be avoided.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

DIR, BOND wishes the ladies Of Little
Rock to know that he has large lot of
flower and garden seed from the Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington, for
free general distribution. The readers Of
the LADIES JOURNAL are cordially invited
to call and make selections from this stock.
He also keeps full line Of Landreth's
unrivaled seeds for sale.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

It's healthier for every man W'lV. 4.
ness requires him to wear caP = NJ
should have one made Of paper
than cloth or any heavy material
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

Our fremen display the most mettlesome
promptness, in the least alarm Of fire.
Wednesday, the loud, quick alarm Of the
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
COMMUNICATION
From Prof. A. II. Chan ii Ter, Princi.
pal of the Academy, Brook
haven. N iNA.

The following extract regarding DIR. Ken.
nedy's FavOrite Remedy lie AIKEN fom q
private letter from Prof A. Il handler. OF
this citv. We have obtained his consent TO
might experience Il ike benefit from this
unQuettionably splendid medicine:
~ have bee under lr. kennedy's treat
ment for two months, taking only the medi-
cine in question, FAVOklTE REMEDY,
and the effect on my disease is already won
derful. am rapidly regaining the use of
my side, which had been so long like piece
OF dead weight, 10 be dragged about uncOn-
rolled in tho least Now walk all around
the school-house and grounds. unatded even
by the accustomed walking cane. l suffer-
oil from paralysis and torpidity of the liver
and bowels All this has been removed, and
my general health was never better than at
present"
tce in the Hudson river counties of New
York. among the most Intelligent and re.
fined people, and during the quarter CEN
tury's service In tn vicinity he ascribes his
great success as physician and surgeon 10
the marvellous curative properties OF his
Favorite Remedy" The doctor knows his
medicine has the power 10 alleviate suffer
ing, and he is aLxious TO have 1t known
wherever disease and pain exist
FAvorite Remedy " has large sales at the
North and hope for the sake of suffering
humanity 1t viii soop he recognized In the
South, where we are deluged with so many
nostrums, many even injurious to health and
happiness from their alcoholic properties,
which give for awhile deceptive stimulation.
Favor1te Remedy Is said to give distaste
for strong drink, a most powerful recommen-
dalton.
Dr. Kennedy has an advertisement in the
Leader, and any order sent for the " Fav0rite
Remedy" will receive prompt attention.-Ep.
For sale by z James Belt, I txth and Mar
ket and N. Il. Danforth Second and Market.
e-o-d-d&wly
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

Some persons, who freely admit
the importance of all pursuits that
minister to their ideas of utility, express
only contempt for those which supply
the needs of the imagination, the cult
walton of the sentiments, the produc-
ton of beauty, or the means of amuse-
ment. They really seem to think that
they are proving their intellectual depth
or moral superiority by boasting of their
utter Indifference to things that interest,
cheer, and inspire multirudes. One Of
the Lord ChancellOrs of England de-
clarsd in open court that he would not
go across the street to hear Madame
Catalan sing. Doubtless he spoke the
truth and yet it was a truth which
good sense should have taught him
rather to conceal as n personal deficien-
cy than to boast of. If he had been deaf,
he might have asked for sympat thy,
but would hardly have exulted in his
misfortune, and his inability to ap-
preciate tones that filled thousands of
people with wonder and rapture could
certainly entitle him to no other ssnti-
ment than that OF pity. So the unwar-
ranted manner in which persons throw
contempt upon poetry, art, fiction, and
the drama, simply because they lack
the sentiment To which they respond,
Is merely proof OF their own defcien.
cy. Let them modestly keep silence
upon matters of which they can only
speak to OK pose their ignorance.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

- EGISTER'S ORDER


NkW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, (
December tn, 1874.
Upon the application of Abncr Mi; ch,Il
ESccutnr Of l'au!ck Mcany, late OF Mill
Creek Hundred, in said county, deceased,
1t Is ordered 4 d directed bv the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice
of granting of letters testamcntary upon
the estate of the deceased, with the date OF
graDtn thereof by causing advertisements
To he post, within forty days from the date
OF such letters in six of the most public places
of the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having densnds against the estate TO
present the SANE. Or ahi by an Act of As
semblv in such case made and provided /; and
also cause the same 10 be inserted Within the
same PEE iod In the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, a
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks. (e o. d.
- Given under the ha q and Seal of
L. $. Office Of the Register aforesaid at
L. ilmington, in New Cate ounty
aforesaid, the dav and year above written.
lGNATlUa q. GRUBB. Register
NoTICE.-Ail persons having claim against
the estate of The deceased must present the
same, duly attested 10 the executor. on or
before December 80 1885, or abide the Act Of
As.embl, in such case made ana pr viied.
ABSER MITCHELL.
Executor.
Address PIE" SAINT Hill. Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
Obtalninx Obedience without MUIR
murs.

One night Marshal Bugeaud was
walking about the camp, as he often
did, and heard dispute between two
Xouaves.
Que said " What a dogs life l
have been wet through three days and
not a chance to dry myself. If only we
had little bread and drop of brandy,
there would still be n chance to sing
Mere Godishon.' But there Ia nothing
nj all, and into the bargain those ras-
cally Arabs, whom we cannot catch to
pay off our iii. humor on their backs. "
An old soldier answered :" Conscript
you have no business to grumble. IL
you had been AZ was yesterday, Oh
duty at the Casquette's' Ga pet name
among the soldiers for the Marshal)
tent, yon would put away your com.
plaints. Marshal of France and duke
that he is-listen, conscript II saw
him with my own eyes, all alone, max
ing no complaint as he gnawed at q bit
Of biscuit aud drank cup of water
after 1t When God has nothing, what
do you expect the saints can have p
The squad cried out " The old one is
right. Shut up, conscript ! Down
with the conscript !"
When the marshal told this little
story he said he felt ~ pleased as he
had ever felt in his life.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
In N EmORfA.
ny MAGGIE Il. CARPENTER.

GIn memory Of Mary X. Kramer, who diet
October 2nd 1884, In tine 18th year of her age.
Midtt the sounding Of pes ling gladnefs
End the mirth OF Chrii tmas morn,
Midst the songs and natal praises
In triumph to heaven borne,
A mothers heart l. aching,
10 weary, lonely and sad,
And u father n sorrow and sadness
lsuyiny In vain TO be glad.
While memory brings before them
lace 90 smiling and blight
As head was turned on the pillow
On the wonderful santa Claus night.
IL W the mind will cling to the picture,
As eacn cycle comes to gaze;
How marked is each varying besuty,
Through childhood and girlhood days.
TIL the girl Was lost in tho maiden,
The pride Of tho parents heart.
They soc her now 40 plainly,
While the bitter tear-dr0ps start
While the bells ring out 30 xaily,
IL seems 40 hard 70 think
hey on this eide 0f the rivor,
While Mary had crossed the brink.
Ia Oh corner seems to 70 echo
Tee sound OF q loving voice.
In the study, the books and the papers
seem 80 ihournful they cannot rejoice
No c1uss tor birthday present,
TO be kept In rome hidden place;
NO birthday kiss Christmas morning,
No blush on u kAs iden's face
Hut there 10 . CLEAN through tho darkness,
Like rim thr' ugh broken clUul:
A peace, \ 10y, . comfort,
Too deem for q shivering shreud,
A CLEAN that will come with morning,
In a pure, celestial light,
When the east 10 agiow with brightness
ora day that knows no night.
Our loved We will meet 10 that morning
What q dawn Of hallowod biisr,
When Va sec In that glorious sunrise
81 a brigh or world than this,
Those We have loved and mourned for,
Whom none but God could know,
v hen merrily rans the Ghristu rs bells,
And this yuie-log was aRlow
Wilmington. Dtl.. Jan. 10th, 1885
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
THE AKrizANs'sAsira BANK.

INCORPORATED PRBRUAay no 100
Open to receive deposits daily frome n. m
evenings from to 8 o'clock
The charter OF the bank provides that A
profits upon IFS investments, except so much
as Is required tor the payment Of necessary
curity OF depositors. shall be divided amons
No manager is allowed to borrow anv mart
VI 'ne iuhds oep9sited with the Corporation
M MANAGERS,
Mue9rs9 W. busn, element Il. Smyth,
M. Il. Lichtenstein, Geo. s. Capello.
G IaG ". Rowland, N. X. Benson,
" IN. H. Swift, Henry F nmron'
Anthony Higgins, Edward PnsaUU'
WASHINGTON HAsTINos
Gro. w. BUSH 1ro = GO AYES
President. Viz Gu
L. T. TAYLOR. Treasurer '''uons'
Wy io"-'' jos. MI. MATHRR Auditor,
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

odLr.-Wl pr S,DID A.
sale at the residence of the anti.
ae road leading from Kockl.nd
-clool house, on tho CenctrI
wine Hundred,
kspAY, JANUARY ~. 1888.
at II O'Clock, M,
No. |. Hray horse. n
WOO driver, ard will @T
lose 10 three minutes
., Bay colts, years old, Ham.
pywhere M
o. Good work horses
VIZ hoine-raised, some x-s,,
Calves by their sides: 81
ing = year4 old w.
Lwo TAT hogs About 4ta-s.zA- ~ :.
kehs. one farm wagon, early
deaIborn nearly new lHer
eon l ,et OF heavy dearborn
OF hand In ide light harness :.
harness In good order; 4 sets OF
cAr' saddle and britchbapd
o,iars, shovels and forks, q loi
IN heller, Wrinkle
nay cutter ! fodder cutter, Oliver
~ acu,e pillow, 2 sets Of twiI
teuitivators, hay by the ton
gt me, "a lot Of MILF cans nearly
= 90, res and boxes, ard VAR, u,
!, To- numerous TO mention.
uns oil $50 and under cash
mn, ". amount n credit OF sil
Prov d endotser. ''
sha HOWARD WILSON.
ma" q Son, Auct's. ItwSatd
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

Wiue bpro8OluR tTo0 StOOu upon the
bank with its long leafs branches reach.
ing half way ACROSS the stream. Under
.uis 'hoS hn''cu' anu n@Ahk 'uo poa'
Isst 70 one OF the lower limbs, the
young man seated himself by the lady q
side, The little breezs that WAS how.
ing waited toward them the fraorance
oSsh.. III ILL., ~ M
n,onn ~" ,.,,,' VI .n1 oanH, me
nlooh' wnich was now high IN the
,sseus, shvhe .nloush .ne open places
~ y. "onon W, no~u. W. souuu
-" ne".u Saso VIC ~" nuinuI Vi 'neii
ooa.s;, VIA .ne
!" 80 ~. ,'n 'si ar ne ken,iy
"aIaa o 49, " We. "uu uow .ne
~. da.L To-" h mw"n upon n,s sl.,,i
To- .nd ,,,a =, J ,na.
49, $500 . .h " Ky ~ s'"v u,s.s
S,s Iss. H Hsnd tn1 hs ,uslgn. isee. WIN
mon h.r smn.r 10 p"yu W." ~ r'.s
nh,a;, g.. his.n n "
for az To-, " 81. MOI ,nao "aps
.,Iar,a a.;aI'.y sol '"1,o' .uc
ch,jdisb ,.rrh TO-, S. JUG
Ha had ass - IT,. 90 Co., @ a. ps.
NJ bar 60 chnos;nn
momsr,'. da,,hsya,ion hsr sof, 80,
vo,cs hroLs tha .,iiin.a 81 ~ 49,.
svenino WITH a nar,v ,..;nI'. a., IIh. 10.
ewes sbs looked mn INTO hia to- !" . uot
hsoan ,hs IT, "'' LAO '~eo """
T nen o.ner lps and other hearts
La ianxuss whass ss sna , .Un,
The power she feels 70 we'll.
There may, perhaps, in such q scene
seine recolis elton be
au nSsa enni nsvo ~ happy oeen.
m. o', NV
uo ooAIs $1,000 IN nor eyes when she
nad nnlsned, ana she made an effort To
rec norsei', put ne Grew her TO his
n'so"' anu .mpianted KISS upon her
ups. 90 intent hao they been In the
song tnat neither OF them bad heard OF
nouceu the approach OF boat contain
ing Single occupant, until they were
sudaenIy aroused by the grating OF q
neti upon nc peDies at their side,
wheh they turned quickly and to their
olsnay Iound themselves face to face
with the Young man " no "a Al AN nnnaafl
~ rom 70 % several hnnoroi miles
is'Aht. ne was standing erect In his
noa', WITHIN lew feet OF them, trem b
ing Win exc cement and the very
picture OF rage. With fierce scowl
upon MS lace anu the most bitter irony
nave cauRht YOU both, and am
wen sat sned.
" We'll, suppose you have, what have
You 10 90 with II - exclaimed the
other youth, also rising in his boat.
nat nave l to do with it? !
nave 'his 70 do with II, that am en-.
gagged to that woman who has been Civ
ing her sweet words to you, and who
bas permitted you TO take familiarities
WIN her In manner unbecomiDg one
OF her sex.
All three were white with rage by
this iime, but hot word was said,
rave oy the Injured lover, who con-
Timed
" l have been suspecting you both
TOT some time my friends have put
me upon my guard. and now ! find
their stories only too true. | returned
nome unexpectedly to night as you zee,
ana learning that you we're down here
-
Followed us,you william. shrieked
the other, an he sprang into the boat
ana seized his rival by the throat.
For moment they s'rugR led. wher
the one who hal just left the side of his
fair lady, drew back his arm and i'm
planted blow between the eyes of hi,
antagonist that sent him headiong init
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
pEGISTER's ORDER.
~ REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,
January 10th 1895.

-''hs 1000
Upon the application of Joseph W.
Derrickson ana David A. Iofnbrooks
executors ~ DAVID Graves, late of
Mil Creek Hundred, in said county, de.
ceased, II is ordered and direct d by The Reg
lsler That the executors aforesaid give notice
ofxrantlng ofletters testamrntary upon the
estate OF the deceased with the date OF grant
Ing thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date OF such
letters In six of the most public places In the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having i,s demands against the estate to presen;
the same, or abide by an Act of Assembly 10
such case made and provided and alao cause
tie same T. he inserted within the same p.ri-
cd IN the Delaware REPUBLICAN,, a newspaper
punished In Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, e. o. d.
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
l.. $. ohc- Of the Regist aforesaid, al
t~~ NllminRton, in NV Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year anove written.
l. GRUBB, Kesisfer
SoTlCE-All persons having claims again@
the state OF the deceased musl present The
same, duly atiestrd to the eN c tors on OF
before January 9th, lssG, or abide the CT Of
Assembly in such case made aud provided.
JOSEPH W. nERRlCKS0N,
Mermaid. lel.
DAVID A. CORNBRo ks,
Falkland, Del,
il Executors,
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

[aLE CHEAp-2 NEW BHIOK
70, pear Philadelphia Pike, ono
brandy wine bridge, opfc lie hiv.
metery. o. reasonable terms, con-
looms each, with bath and summer
|ro0d stable TO one, with four stalls
Fior three wagons Suit butcher or
|trst class. Make n good residence
legged In city. About acre oi
Apply TO Cha, l.. Salfner,
I'M Salfner. No. 2 Wes' 10th street,
lises +. > --Slaugbtet Louse on
1T
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
pay, FEBRUARY II 1885.


NJ 10 o'clock a. IL.
pc late Thomas ". Relville stu
pad leading IT III Jester g Corner
,c1ntai ing l2lAoreB more or less
tate OF with new -
,es and othera' cessary build. w
owing per 4Onal property vii al
sold, cons sting ofiouf voc d wo X
wing horses, nine X Ood mitch We
ers,all coming In pr, Mt and goou
one young Jersey bu |. nj cen
good buck, turkeys and 81 lex
" impi' ment', one combined
mower lChampionJ. drill. 70 ,psr
sheiier, ian, plows, cultivA or
rm wagon, peach wagon. two
horse cart. eip bt-horsa power
ID, carriage pole and yoke. YORK
Ply Carl ge, set Of single harness
y hhruess. set Of wagon harness
pdsione, forty bushels OF ga =, two
y OF nay, y iatoes, eIgh bay. Of
chemical phosphate, straw, fod
nured beach bask cts, and other
y mentioned. Also, twenty nine
\ at In the tround,
a All suns II $40 and der cash =.
hcunt u credit of seven months
IN by purchasers giyin. bank =.
II proved security. interest
NJ. NJ. SlutKtRI. admir-
~ Fh NIX BiGHS h saIt'y.
Hu"lnneer l2l.d-tSawL y8t
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

ALE CHEAp-THE TWoSTOEY
ling houses Nos. 36 aud 30 wills q
8 rooms and bs h, can be
hi, Little cash required. Also,
bry dwelling No. sos \. JacLson
fice from o. $50 to u, 800 each. APP
1 Poole, No. Q last Seventh street..
tau10. e.o-d I'm
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

EXCHANtSE-A FINE
tier County farm Of 100 acres. Ia ge
dwelling, " od fences, plenty OF
Ia er to 10 acres timber. VIII
t,r less number u acres land
klty property Possession at any
XIV 10 GREGG n WAL EkS,
lei street. 1an2O lW
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

A TrENT1ON.-ALL PERi,UNS LIE
IA siring pure Drugs or chemicals. or
wisa' nS thsir prescriptions or private reoc. pts
carefully compounded with pure materisls.
should 20 70 tho drug store Of Il. II. BRIN a.
HUhSr, No. slI MARKET street, VII, / Of.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

OH ESTER COUNTY
OF az acres. OF prime land in =
81 cultivation, and good, suhstsn.
|nx. The farm is we'll w4tefed
1 IA Hing srrings - acres Of timber,
k,It and shade trees. This farm 10
Ira,e,. ~ miles from winning
Ia from turnpike, anu . miles froIn
katlon. WIN be sold low and on
1 UaII on or address JND PYLE,
Washington streets, Whining ton,
de3l dAt DIV II
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

kI,-DN lNsTALLn kNTS A
Der Of ho,sts OF all siles n II Q
In Of the city. Terms 70 suit p r
kiso building 10 s In all psrts VI
Ion tnetallments. Monthly pay
| !, r. RI. eth and Rodney, or
<OHLE, TU2 French II. d2<eoo 3m
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

WANTED TO RENT-A TwO'sr'RY
w house, rent not TO exceeds per month,
to he It Gated not more than six squares ON
either de OF Market street, and not higher
up than Twelfth street. Address ", this
office. jl5 II
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
INkTlTUTE-Prof Kline. D,

(NANCER INkTlTUTE-Prof Kline, by
~ his Lectures, Investigations, Soientific
Treatments and immense practice, stands
prominently unrlvaled and Is acknowledge god
authority on Cancer and it's kindred. The
most extraordinary cures by his great Oh en-.
Zeal Cancer antidotes, are recorded. No
knife, caustics, loss Of blood, or fearful treat
ments required In removing the largest OF
cancers or tumors. For particulars send for
free Treatise, or call on Dr. Kline, s3l Arch
street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Reward Of initiating frauds everywhere
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

eTkA rUk > SAI.E-BY viz
an orde, Of tho Orphans Court.
BED Ia public sale. on the preui.
Lon Hundred, New Castle Coun
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
DR.. S!MMS'
PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS

THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,
MANKIND'S FAvORITE PILLS
The most famous liver medicine on osrtb
No gripping, sickness or weakness attend
their operation. They do not leave the bow
els costive. They tone and strengthen the
liver and act on the kidneys, stoinaoh ARD
skin, curing liver complaint, sick headacbs.
neuralgia. bfliousness, pain in tho sides OF
back, pain in the bowels, kidneys or bladdsr.
etc. Very valuable in dyspepsia, maIaria1
fever or dumb ague, chills and fever, general
weakness: loss Of appetite, etc. They are
to keep the system healthy. They are on.
dorsed and recommended by thousands a.
the incest purgat,ve and splendid liver med.
icine. Elegantly sugar-coated. rs cents =
box family boxes. six In one g.. Sent by
mail Sold by leading dealers in medicines
Main depot, Fourth and King streets. WI.
mtngton, Del, and No. o02 Arch street.
Philadelphia. nov2ar
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
FRP RNmf-

A 3-story house, containing 10 rooms,
No. 708 West Eighth street.
A lso End story front room, suit.
able for paint or carpenter shop, or
light manufacturing.
The properties are in good order.
Apply to James +. Sutton, FOG West
Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
0hLLIs TER, his attorney.
la9-l0t cod

M .nhLT-WlLL he SOLD AT
n0SrdhRe street, on ESDAY
10y, January n, is85. at I O'Clock
faripr, bed room, dining rom
furniture, such as Larlor suit.
snit, Bru sells cNpet. extension
Una r., good ,ok stove. et,. The
~ are all In good oruer, ana will
thout reserve.
MICS. ANNIE O>NARY.
iiDH AN b S1N, Auctioneers'
lAlA-3t
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

XIyANTEp % KEk1-A Coon HOUSE
w for mail talnily; six or seven rooms
between Varkot and Lombard, A. d I'd and
btn. IL I he IN good order. III pay sib
per month, II required, In advance. Addre 8
A. h., this office. ll+3t
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

tt-A BARG sIN. THE BOOT
zoe 'tore, c'rner eth and Pine
pm going to the country. j. A.
ily ott
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

kLf-SEVERAL HOUSES,
10 &C o. Of good Isnd, with
y each, at Ma.shalltou. This 10
Ice 70 secure x Cd hone on easy
huire Of j. q. PICKLES a 90, +,
|stIcet. HAT
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

sE-HbUSi1> NOS gl2 AND gl4
street. All conveniences Ap-
PICKLES a co, Heal Fst, ste
Helm
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

Ii OK RENT-THE PROPER
southwest corner OF Third and
)ets. now tenabted by the Hare a
bmpany. Apply 70 y. u. hcF
DIR. trustee OF Jos. Teas estate
Market streets. city. sepl1-eod-t,
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

sE OK kEnI-rhtIs KtUM.
D-es Nos 1870 ant ltl+ Harr son
Pther mons : Tor sale i X. u.
GNs. N. 5 " est seventh or NO
street. l.o,u
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
II You Are I'm Want

of fine lady's gold watch join Clark 3
watch club; now is the time, at 407
Market street. First drawing January
28th.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

kXyANIED ny THE 18TH or MARCH,
w good white woman for a small
county place within three miles OF the city
Mus be good butter maker. Address 20.
box 800. Wilmington, Del. IN .ltw
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
fok'S SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.
posed to public sa Q ON the premi,
ohs''AI, JAN. ~, 1855.
.OhS MALE

~ W.,
s su . NJ Va q NSloN HOUSE and
N ~ WoOlISlDL on the road
han, ah'hgton to BRANDYwINE
IA NV mo ana a.halt miles iron
nj in ne larin contains about lY(
rsa, oou state Of cultivation,
nun gs consist OF a Lars ,hrs.
. IL ahsion house In good condi
ouern improvement such n,
=, NOT and colo water. bs h etc
WASH house, smt Ike h ~ So, ice
stable and TWO stored frame
~. A mortgage OF $4,000 may
w w premises. Attend ance viii bs
III, ns s,a,ed ut the sale b,
ELD y. QUlaLEY.
pr by mp " isiey
MAoALLIsTLR, his attorney.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

" SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
Avo East l4th street, on We nesday
Jan; 18th, 1885, at l O'Clock, . lot
s oi hOusehold goods. sale posi-
k,dh. h A. DAVIS.
'dham d Son, Auots. j2l-8ts
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

IL GHEAP-DNE o. III Sc
d nov cotttg e. on J k'on street
looms a. q Al 70 Nrni.nc a.
n. POOL No al. nh street
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