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MARRIAGES..


Richards, at his residence, No. 10 8 8reer
street, June so, 1885, Miles Murphy, Jr.
and Miss Aurelia r. Blest, both Of vii
mingt0n, Del.
ITHOM l'SON Philadelphia
July Sd, 1885, by the Rev. Thomas Harri
son, Mr william Thompson, Of tha abavi
city, to Miss Iillie Scheu, OF Wilmington
Del.
POTTER-HANBY-I this city. on July =
by the Rev, X. II. Adams, William N
Potter and CLARA ID. Handy.
BENNETT-RAMBO- the oath inst, by
the hev. J. l.. Vallandigham, ID. d., Johr
W. Bennett, Of Stanton, to Miss Annie Il
Rambo, daughter Of Mr., John Ramho, Of
Newark.
DEATHS.
BECkLEI-O the .th inst hob. nson -
son OF John and Mary heckley, aged II
years.
Relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfuily invited to attend his funeral from
the residence OF his parents, No. ll27 Yves,
Front street, on Thursday ..the..gth inst Ser,
vices at the house mt four O'Clock, to proceed
to Riverview cemetery.
OR1PPS-On the 7th inst, John s. .cripps.
aged ~ years.
lntorment from the residence of J, l..
Brown, Rushlsnd Gardens, South Whining.
ton, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Funeral private.
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WAnfED = GOOD LARGE MORT.
w sase. Money now ready at ~
l1 gnl't15+ M e=Fsal. G. PICK ELS / 90 ssi5lx
.~rt' IyS-lIs
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~ X X IN DES aaBLE RI1Ns
10 esfh eitng st 20 Fr,ncn street
o''ts "a h's. h To- rent HEALnNC0
lysBt
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JAN Ed q III tf!EI. r0R
~ RAJ h4u ewJr& u, I.2 Market
HYS-n.+
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Worst Pair OF Shoes.

AS rnle, W nero the bsef t,r heah) OF
an annual is firm and seend, the leather
tor skln) IL the same, the SlIorLDHRs,
SEcks and BELI.tEs are the same
also, SOFT and sresey, (exeept alh-
gators and seal skins.) say tho same
OF sole leather, whether HEMLook or
OAK TAN. While the tanaae may vary,
the very worst can be 60. out of the best
hide. Il all depends op what part" it
is Gu. froul for the VARIOUS pUK.
POSES.
| shall tell yon more next week, and
challenge t}e Judgment Of the whole
trade to contralict
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Ee Efid Ol
Yilin.

4 sEe Bnd of
4 Pain.
q DJrlns ~ ysars
4 Y suffering from
'atarrh and "a,
u tTlhdl healiGehe
I AieEet uha
IEgtt i3lg u At.
i ord las irQ rei,,t
intil ltr eel tly
Jream Bdiu.. /
lave 1setl two
otties. and nov
'1nsider NY ca
;aIrh cufd. i
nave recoinLsnr
: ii 1t to several II
ny friends with
ke 20 d results.
u. I, Hwy nson.
} l45 Lake street.
AChic 20, Ill
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This remedy contains no injurious orpys

M ANT iEb = GIRLS IT, WURh fN
w laa's IinAl eat ~ Sh.pleY IL
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ESOR SAIL Two kRlt.k= =iWt1I..
- 'hf', tcnfas, with hath. 81. .alu earh
0hiy t9l3 ctsl ca h needed. tfRtYi ; n
"aLihS. ~ Maraet street. VI n
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HS0R REHI q "a EOOM Ii1it,r -,
= otarge street. suitable io- saloon or
p@afd'At o. mouse. Apr4y 10 JOHN tTIJ1.
Al ch 2lG hes Ninth re-: Ty,.Ilf.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08

M ~, ttb-B JARD toR NAN AVN
w VIE with no chiidftn. IA ur,veie
ialh,Iy aii "htf, shers are ~ othsr pour,ters
j. X, e this olI.e.
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= -! G.,.A!TAR X III

"a. = cured u catarh and deafness nv
Ely 5Tetm tain. MY aunt was deaf. il
anoa ava,or ~ hfF teariny. r ID. Morse, Insur,
,Sh e M BALM has gained an enyta
oie rep Ithti1f wrIfeyer known dtgpl4cinv
On othsr Preparations, 1t fs a CRAZY sun.
ssance' ss9I q particle Is applied INTO eacn nos
Price g. ccuts by mail or at drugaists. sand
''' e'ie'iaf, ELY BROTHERS.,
druggists. OkweV6 N Y
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n LAp8 BAii WAS LtFf rut,,
A mbrnitg IN ,tfeetesr. II tho IA. ttr
fo7 NJ trAet st,est. he may kecp the ueae9 ~ .s%
yY-!t,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
THE STEAMER
Mary Morgan

on and after Wednes-
day, July /, 1855, viii
leave Shipley street
wharf daily tor Phlla-
delNia, at : a. In. and
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08

one p m. Returning, leave Walnut stree,
s,h "h ifi, fhiladelphia, at IL IL. ~! i y N,
ter 10 cts, excursion is: PaiI.,tel IN. n n,s
exc lts1on % ast -. tts =
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HI 4

Ia
d. Mowbrs
\. NJ.
Snow II
pei such
!, has wri
svs of y
ude Of
sllst him
| q faw
bis introf
d the I
80 oharg
.tose allep
u. Those
|rmcn stea
n it, were
|tnt true,
eu, nor di
Ssye Away
earlier IN
bns, or pr
y own, az
Is not a mi
q not don
some Of I
y iDjnre u
therefor.
pue Of the
listers in
lhe sern or
hi our blsb
bn Harbs
iag any :
WI Metho'
dosen t lie
frequent
|on Mr. Mc
Ilhe, Cbare
was o COZ
RspscIhcal
IL often
II the ia
rsu vote
|uf does
tue ! no
4 appes
ntnl Of
appeal if
tie con
i, ! wa'
M saili III
Pppeal, tab
ycu ! !
|nsel who
ise al az
tslD on 70
perhaps,
the who
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stand IN
ith the fac
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do
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tIay the
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Ask your Rrocers for Student Oil.
A Million aires Divorco Case

NEW YORK, April 22.-The question
whether Mr.. Ross II. Winans, the mil
lionaire of the celebrated Baltimore
family Of that name, and the owner Of
an immense estate, Is the lawful hus
band OF Alice, who claims his name
and who was formerly q Roverpess
when she called herself Alice Saalfield
came before the Superior Court to-day
in suit in which sho asks for an abso.
Lutte divorce from him.
1t Is set forth In the plead gs that he
met her in 1871, and in that yeal
brought her to this country, and that he
tntrodu ced her to his friends as his wife,
having previously agreed to marry her,
but no ceremony was performed.
She alleges that Winans told her thai
she was his wife, but that he did not
want to tell his father at that time be.
cause the latter was in delicate health
and IT might annoy him. After several
months, she says, he left her penniless
and went to England, where he after
wards married sister of Whistler, the
artist. The papers in the suit were
served on Winans in June, 1888, when
he was In this city with his bride. The
plaintiff, having been informed, AS she
AYERS, that she" was not lawfully mar
ried to Winans, united herself to q man
named O'Keefe, in California, but after
wards, being advised that she was
really the wife Of Winans, she repu.
dated the O'Keefe marriage. She now
asks for divorce from Mr.. winans,
alleging that be has violated the mar.
rage contract with her. Mr.. Winans'
wealth is estimated at several millions.
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Ask your grocers for Student Oil.
Get the Best Roses,

Everybody is now looking aftor roses
and too much attention is paid to 6
pretty rose upon Il weak stem. These
cannot stand extreme heat nor extreme
cold. The only ever-bloom:ng roses
that grow right off and flower every
month In the year are those that are
grown from hard wood cuttings.
A great many people grow dissatis-
fled when they find that their roses dc
not grow as they expected. The reason
they do not grow is because soft wood
was used in their cuttings. Persons
purchasing roses should be sure to get
those which are from the hard wood,
and which have moro roots than tops.
Leopzo K. Bsyliss, the Riverview rose
grower, has no other kind than those
mentioned and those who purchase
from him will have no cause for com.
plant. He Is found every Market
morning at Fourth and King streets.
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DUBLIC SALE
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
will sell my entire stock Of horses md
Carriages on

carriages on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20,
At 80 p. M, at my stable, between Sixth
and Seventh, and Monroe and Adams
streets.
No. /. Bay horse. Barney, O years old.
No. 2. Sorrel, He'd Bird, years old.
No. g. Sorrci, fast driver, Dot, cL years
No. 4. sorrel mare, Flora. 7 years old.
No. o. Bay horse, Chief, o15 years old,
no. 0. lark bay, Jim, years old.
old. ~
NOS. Black stallion, Gold Dust, years
old.
No. 9, Sorrcj, Bob, X years Old.
NO. 10. Hay horse, Ham. This horse has
record OF 2.Ss, and is. 1 relieve, the fastest
IS alb ut years old. All the horses arc God
roldsiers, and extra good trotters.
No. IL. Bay mare, Kate, 7 years old.
nearly new hearse, built by Rogers
2irst-cla "a coaches, built by Lane.
doctor bugK!es.
Sailing top buggies.
t1o.seated carriages.
store or business wagon.
buEiness buggy.
2viilage carts,
2double carts,
single carts.
Also double and single harness. and
thinEs too numerous to mention
TERMS-hll sums OF $25 and under, cash
all over $25, n credit of 8 months. BY pur,
chaser giviog bankabe note with approved
cpdorser. THOMAS FORD
DRAKE Il Co.. Auctioneers. a2i eod-ts
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NOTlOE-l, WILLIAM A. SPARES,
IN tenant OF the house situated at the
Northeast cor. Of Taylor and Locust streets,
In the Eighth ward Of the city of Whining.
ton, county Of Now Castle and State Of Della
wars, in compliance with the requirements
Of the acts Of the General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that shall apply in writing 70 the
Court OF General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jail Delivery Of tho State Of delaware, in
and for Now CASTLE county, on MONDAY.
the 1lth day Of May, A ID. 1885, being tho
next term Of said court, for q license for said
house rs an inn or tavern for the sale therein
Of intoxicating liquors in less quantities the n
one quart, To be drunk ON the premises, and
the following respectable citizens ofsaid ward
recon- end the eaid application, viz:
VIM. Forrest, Howard Foulk.
Patr ok Bonner, John Bonner,
John Cook, John Smith,
Hugh Mc3linchey, James Halliday.
W. Dawson, Eff Wright.
John T. Hayden, Samuel Caldwell,
Philip johnson, Oliver Tyson,
VIM. II. White, John Long,
VIM. Cook, Christopher Pufo1hl.
Joseph Wells, Daniel Bloodell,
John NoKowan, Daniel +. kirnap.
Joseph Hill. WIN. A. SPARKS
Az 81
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NoTIoE-sUHooL ELECTION.

NOTlOE-SCdOOL ELECTlON.
An election for members of the Board o.
Public Education in Wilmington will bs
hold on SATURDAY, May I'd, 1885,. Polls
will be open ct IL O'Clock or 60 minutes
thereafter, and close at o p. m.
The inspectors Of the precinct in which the
election is 70 be held In the ward will hold
Members to be elected and places Of voting
are as follows:
First Wsrd-One memper for two years,
polls, No. % School House. Second near
Washington street.
Second Ward-One member for two years,
polls, FELTON, House, Second and Walnut
Third ward-One member for TWO years,
polls, Public School House No. 10, Elm and
Adams streets.
Fourth Ward-one member for two years,
polls, Public School House No. 7, Fifth and
Pine streets.
Fifth Ward-One member fer two years,
polls: Public School House No. 9,eor. Eighth
and WQlIaston streets.
Stxtf Wara-One member for two years,
polls, Public School House No. 8, Walnut
above Twelfth street.
Seventh ward-0ne member for two years,
polls, Public School House No. 2, corner OF
Eleventh and Washington streets.
Eighth Ward-Une member for two years.
polls, Public School House No. ., cor. Sew.
enth and Spruce streets.
Ninth Ward-One member for two years,
Tenth Ward-ODe member for two years,
polls. Public School House No. Is. Third and
Harrison streets.
Eleventh Ward-one member for two years,
polls, Public School House No. 10, corner
oak and Harrison streets.
HENRY X. MORROW,
Secretary Board Of Public Education.
a22-l0k
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pear at breakfast, and after waiting 10,
some time, Mrs. Fento ton sent servant
70 ner room to summon the Girl. Ghe
returned pale and frightened she had
FOUND Irene tossing upon her bed-stiIl
dressed as on the previous evening"
but delirious and very seriously I'M.
A physician, hastily called, pronoun.
ced the disease fever Of q MALIGNANT
type, and usually fatal. And therc
upon the writing desk (terrible evi.
dence) lay that letter addressed In
Claire Percivai.
Involuntarily Claire opened it-and
her heart stood still with horror, as she
pursued its contents.
Some one touched her shoulder. and
glancing up the girl saw Mrs. Fenton
standing at her side.
The old lady stopped and kissed
net she was very fond of Claire,
and indeed everybody loved her.
save the girl whom she had befriend,
cd.
r richard Is in the drawing. room.
my dear" whispered Mrs. Fenton'
him." "''
Claire obeyed; and going straight into
ger lovers presence, she laid the let.
ter In bis hand without o word. He
read 1t slowly-then he turned an in
her. Nf'A
!" Claire Claire I" he cried-"do Won
believe this thing? 1t is false, my darl-
|ing--utterly false ="
She gazed into his handsome face
with her clear, trusting eyes.
How can doubt you, Richard ?"
she faltered.
There WAS . slight, rustling noise
near them turning quickly, they I've.
held Irene Bentley. She had resisted
All efforts to disrobe her, and still wen ring
the pretty silken toilet of the previous
evening, she stood before them, her face
nushed with fever. her eyes Wild, her
hands outstretched.
IL did 1t" she cried In q shrilI. un.
certain voice. 81 wrote the letter.
Claire-the cruel letter-for loved
him SO oh, Clairs-Claire-I wanted
to separate you two bat am sorry, oh.
80 sorry, and want you both to for.
give me!''
She reeled like q drunkard as she
spoke then lettering forward, she fell
to the hoor with q low, heart broken
moan.
They bore her back to her own cham
Der, and laid her upon her bed they
did all In human power to resuscitate
her, but life was quite extinct. In that
momentary interval of consciousness
the poor creature (seized with sudden
remorse) had striven to repair the
wrong that SIZE had attempted to de-
the wrong which, no doubt, she would |
have wrought, had not Claire gone
frankly to her lover with the letter, and |
given him chance to explain.
Poor Irene Her secret was buried
with her ;iand when Richard Brent and |
Claire were happily married, the
thought of that letter, and the woman
whose last act had been to pen those
'alse lines, brought no shadow of sor.
'ow upon their peace and joy.
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~ OF STA1E IRIAst'RRR
LAwARE Alrl' l7th, 1855. (
u tho art entitled IAN &C,
part II the Funded Debt Of
sela' Lover, April s:h. 1885
s'JA, state treasurer Of the
pre- do hereby gIvo notice
po'h,i VII Inc received for the
y 'as ioan authorized by said
tcfepfescHied by bonds OF
h"Nio OF the denomination
d:'iati eacn, whole amour
d!el and twenty thousand
ana ~ bear interest at the
eehtum Der annum, payable
! 'hc Er1i days OF Juno and
ana every yoar whlle they
y NE ih.laiulphia Nstlonal
81 h'lade;l iia, on prcsen-
y ~ rel reSen;ing such aoIni.
NE Principal If the said
ayAalD on tho INST day OF
,at Tie Philadelphia Nation.
clN I Philadelphia, On pre-.
ffeiiftr Of tho said bonds.
auy Fart thereof may be re.
Y t'Qn "i tho State on any
iLhe-, or fist day OF June.
u ) ui.e, a ID 1895. In ,.ur
tiei y BE giycn by the State
noals shall all he dated
ulc' n. y. 1850. and shall
taxation hy tho state of
urposo whatever Each
aust tc IN writing, and must
l.ii n1me and place of
w DC 'o- tho full amount
vety such bid must DO ac-
eertillsd eheck TO the oder
s1rer ilr 1--we per centum OF
y hld which shall 10 retain.
Tufity Tor tho Compliance of
u Undertaking In that be.
eeiader to whom the loan
ms tr 0mits TOR the space
'nc dlte OF such award. TO
Insurer the amount of his
eentage shall b, entirely
ute. NO Id less than the
,ohis viii be accepted. All
l Use. TO the Stale rreasu.
aware, and must be enior-
Pfoposal for Della
= , >, me bids or propose s
eet VIII be opened, ac,ed
, IN The sixteenth day OF
,.e hpur Of eleven O'Clock.
VI secretary OF State, H..
ny Commission appoint
e. after tho said bids sh +, ii
snl recorded, the said
sward tho said loan 10 the
."o or more persons shah
a an ior tho said loan, the
~. nave power and au-
Y, ,lo whole whole lean to any one
IL uGihihliSion shall have
:, . VIM be the duty OF tho
~ le' VI tc all UNSUCCESSFUL
~ nIhsexs received nom
4, w successful bidder
III MS bid shall be allow
70 a, Y, OF Tour per centum Der
MY No., % MS deposit from tho
J an !, HE iirsi day OF June,
~ a. 'iHe rebate on tho
'rS IN the date of its nav.
W. Su,er, until the first
20 20 tho time at which
Dc % S accrue on eaid bonds,
~ ~ Sniii be made by way
III ~ amount OF his bid.
'ne said loan shall have
90 o1u. nj sion, the State
e so notice s5;; In writing to be
XII In SUI bidder of the fact
ira,t mat the balance Of
i hts e. DO paid to said
ars olli;e In tho town Of
ST. ~ ron, from the date of said
'si' deposit viii be forfeit felt
eipt OF the sum conto,n.,
ponds Will be deliverad i'. ~
vi "a a, me Office OF the stats
'hN M. HOUSTON
State Ireasurer
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As VIC Journey Through Life Let
Us Live by the Way.

SEASON OF 1886 Charles Kyle, the we'll.
known Ice Cream manufacturer is now pre-.
pared to furnish Ice Cream of the VERY
BEST QUALITY. There 10 no improve.
ment or economy Of manufacture suggested
or accomplished by skilled experience that
we nave not embodied In producing the pure,
unad liberated Ice cream.
Polite and accou modating attendants will
pc ready and willing to serve you. All or.
ders Dy mail or otherwise, whether in large or
small quantities, will receive prompt atten.
u9n. thankful for past fAvors, respectfully
solicit share Of your patronage.
CHARLES KYLE,
Northeast corner Sixth and Orange st1.
O10-U
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-23

WILLOW WOOD-wILLOW WOOU
w for our use should DO cut when the
sap 10 fully up in the Spring tree coming
into lean and be thoroughly Invested Of Bark
and be kept clean and dry; 1t must DO all
not over or s inches in diameter, and free.
Of heart the smaller the wood is the better.
For such wood we give So so per cord deliver,
ed at our Mills on tho Brandywine II deliv.
within few days after It Is cut, so the bark
will not set on 1t, as 1t would have to be
peeled hero. For such wood with the bark
on We give So per cord delivered at the Mills
All wood must conform strictly to the above
specifications.
E. i. DUPONT DE NRMouRs & Co.,
a7-eodow.d&w Wilmington nal
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Ask your grocers for Student Oil.
MOckfng birds.

Parker has lot of hooking birds at
No. 1O3 West Second street, which he
will sell at a very reduced rate, in order
to close out the lot. They are fine
songsters and will make desirable pets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-23
THOS. n. DENNEY

HOUSE AND SIGN PAlNTER,
ROOM NO. 2, ALMOND BUILDING
Eighth and Market streets.
All work neatly, cheaply and satisfacto
nly executed. None but the best material
used, and skilled workmen employed. II ard
wood and fAe furniture reva,nished. o.
ders solicited. Residence, $40 East Eighth
street. A7-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-23

fNT-A NEW o.ROUMED
[adiOlning the 2. & Is. Railroad,
n street. with fro ut and back
M porch; Braodywine water on
rent ss per month Apply to
[ sll Market street. mhZ4tf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-23

MONDAY EVENJNaLAST,
car coming from tho r., W,
blccH hmero shawl, A
willie paid II left at 1000
WAIST
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-23

NT- UHEaP, TO 60 o y
7.roomed houses, hot and cold
ka,b. font yards and porticoes,
Eards, slO per month. 2 t-roomod
y month. i.roomod houfes, %
fp.J. FORD, Fifth and Rodney
' mle-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-23

fNT-A FEW STALLS, THE
A story and cellars OF the ihird
ket House.
d JOHN LITTLE, uu
4 PATRICK MONAGHAN,
John W. BUTLER,
Thlrd street Market House.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-23

CT-THREE STORY HOUSE
Il Yves. street with hot 4 cold
1 water closet. front porch, etc.
ls6 Popular street. Also stalls In
Ii. Apply to John Green. 1915
street. ho-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-23
We Think

1t is better by far to give
money away than to throw
it away in extra va "a n t
prices, therefore if you will
but call and examine the
large and varied line Of
stylish suitings tor the chill
dren of men, yes, and the
men too, at such small fig
ures you could not object to
making your Spring pur-
chases with us. We are also
giving with all Knee Pant
Suits for children from 3 to
IA years Of age, a handsome
waist. Prices OF these suits
ranging from $l.25 to 5000,
and larger ones in proper
ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-23
ZOE Exay.

90 ST0rE AND DWELLING,
MT, ,V corner OF Twelfth ana 9
gets ,,,, hn'' Win sil modern i'm
Om ggiIl DO rented low to , 2 re-
kud trenvh mott
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DR.. SIMMS'
VEGETABLE PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OFT PITLs.

VEGEIABLE FILLS,
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,
MANKIND'S FAVORITE PILLh
The most famous liver medicine on carti
NO gripping, sickooss or weakness sttcnt
their operation. they DO not leave the bow
liver and act en- tie kidneys, stomach &c.
skin, curing liver compliant, sick headache,
neuralgia. biiiousneso, pain in tho sidc5 oi
BACK, pain in tho bowels, Kidneys or bladder
fever or dumb ague. obills and fever, genersi
weakness, loss Of appetite, etc. They AN
splendid for weakly females as an assistant
to keep the systenl healthy. They gro on
the incest purgative and splendid liver med.
fcino. Elegantly sugar-coated, rs cents Q
box family bcSss, six in one q. Sent By
mail. Sold by Leading deslers In medicines,
Main depot, Fourth and King streets, VIII
mington, Del, and NO. coz Arch street,
philadelphia. uoy22-ti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-23

nT-ACIIANCE FOR SOME
Ihe Old established :. gr T,Stry
VEINS ',vse,s Tor rent. Possession
~ stock and fixtures 10.
e saa s'npIy on the premises; :, Or
lo"Lo' ago OF
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ElCEL.Y FURNISHEDYRONT
her rooms, excellent location,
spee given. Also table board.
btreet. MD I'm"
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hT-TWO 7.ROOMED HOUSES
ID street between Washington
10 st eets. Apply TO JOHN II.
lee, Washington st. AL 6ts
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NT-A CONVENIENT SIX
d house, double, and very we'll
Two families. Apply TO ENOCH
b. West street. a6-u
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|YOR RENT-THE BRIGHT
at Keh0both Beach, Dol, APP
LIAM BklGHT, Wilmington,
a9-tf
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STORY DWELLING 100
5Ixth street ; eleven rooms, In.
In good repair. Apply 10 II.
West street. Eu
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n-3SIOkY HOUSE So7 L.
b street. 10 rooms, hot water IN
Apply TO l.. W. HlZAR, Ninth
streets. alS-tf
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C0Trs0E NEAR BELL Z
,a IN o ON the p W. & -. X. n.
n ,s,ong,nE to 1 u. Lippincott
l., e, ,bs houso now occupied BY
b nt '" Apply 70 Nicholas t,r Spie ieS
y or u. LIPPlNCOTI, 400
Set, Phils,
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3 WAkTtIl-SEOOND AND
ry rooms, front CT rear, single
bishei or unfurLished. Also
0o West 7th street. A7-2sts
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c-A THIRD Stony FRONT
FURNISHED without board. APP
Ilrzet street. a22-3t
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h-225 MUrROE STREET, 3
tck. suitable Tor u Boarding
10. MARS. aga st
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NOTICE-NEW STOCK FOB SALE IN
IN the Wilmington Loan Asso cia ION ;tirst
pay msnt due April 2s. GEO. U. MAINS,
Secretary. a9OSt
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t-CHEAP, HOUSE 800 W al.
b. Apply al ciO King street
a22-ct
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GIL T.. FOUL TH
epply at 2,3 Walnut street,
a12-.t
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"ANTED--SITUAT ALTON BY A YOUNG
Nv man OF business experience, q post
ton as salesman In etore, or entry clerk
can give goo deity reference. Address, " A,
NJ" this Office a2I.sts