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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
PETER WELTY & co,
WHOLESALE Liquors.
lib Main Street,
WHEELING, W. va

We have iusa rssstysd by dtssa imeefuncn 2
lurrs a.sorfuieEi Of Rhins and MaI1eale VIM JUS
Bunm q On Asnpsg1s pue q holteoeh Cnan-
payne, and lszzs shtpmus q ~ oa!sefssa Va
q iarrs invoisa IRON cRlz,ufnis vi1sykrdA o. -
oldasE and bed brands q vins tnsva % - n,se
sacA e MtniaB. EslssEa, Rse.lfns, Angelica -
o. our Cass Goods, vhinh are bottled - ut len
cur ehoicsst hFan1s Of hsuor. ~ 10 vhtea ~
gssla kinaiY osli NE stssnsisa = hs tssa@ a.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

E'EN though the face be not so fair,
And beauty may be al but flown,
Dear ladies you need not despair
IfSOXOD0NT you make your own,
And brush yoRr teeth and mouth with skill
You'E Eascinste and conquer still.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

A definite and honorable calling is like
the girdle of Thor, the Thunder god. The
lighter you buckle il, the stronger you grow,
Your capacity for labor with human limits
is in direct proportion to the strength of
YOUR purpose.-Boyesen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
xonn1 Men. RaaA THIS.

The yoltaic Belt Co., Marshall Mich:.
ofser 70 send their celebrated klscsrov3
ta;a Belt and other Electric Appliances on
AL for thirty days 10 men (young and
LIN afflicted with nervous desihty, loss q
v and manhood. and kindred tros
~ Also for rheumatism, neuralgia par
o 80 and many other disesssA Complete
- nessorst;on 10 health, vigos and mAaAood
an~ranteed. No risk isincurred, - thrts
80 rial "a allowed Write thsn q oee'
- illustrated pAneAlssfrsa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

And uman passion change aud fall
Hut that which shares the Life Of God
With i'm Buryiyeth all.
-Wadsworlh
GLOVER minds are given the sunny slopes,
he pleasant harvest, the vine and the olive;
light, light alone, on the barren crest Of the
lofty mountain, with the deep shadow of the
/ passing cloud, is the gift of the prophets o!
mankind-lndian Legend.
Fest for the weary hands is good
and love Tor hearts that pine
i'ut let the manly habitude
Of Upright souls be mine.
That which we are we shall teach, no.
voluntarily, but involuntsrily. Thoughts
come into our minds BY avenues which VT
never left open, Pad thoughts 60 ont Of our
minds tascr1n avenues which. we never vol
u--,ariIy opened. Character teaches over
| our head.-Em >rson.
| That tender farewell on the shore
| Oi this rude world, when all is DER.
] hioh cheers the spirit, ere its bark
| Puts or Into the unknown dark.
Thomas Moore
| Ihere'sa holy conviction thai dwels In the heart
song that is sung 10 the soul;
.na u says that real goodness alone can impart
| 1h6 lOu-RiSen power oil control,
To lie true 10 that voice with its wonderful force
| To be true " TO Sslk In the Eazarenes course.
Ella Dave.
Real books have been written in all ages
by their greatest men-by great leaders,
great statesmen, great thinkers. These are
all al your choice, and life is short. DO you
know that if you read this you cannot read
that? that what you lose today you cannot
gain tomorrow !--Ruskin.
The growing good Of the world is partly
dependent on Unhistoric acts; and that
things are moi so i'll with you and me as
they might have been, is half owing to the
number who lived faithfully hidden life and
rest in unyisited tombs.-Cieorge Elliot.
This Sran OF life was lent
EOr lofty duties, not for sslhshucss.
Not 10 be whiled away in aiuleSs dreams.
Rat 10 improve ourselves aud serve mankind
lie aud its choicest faculties were given.
Man should he ever better than he seems
Aud shape his acts, and discipline his mini
To walk gdorning earth, with hope of Heaven.
Sir Aubrey de we're.
De man whut makes it his study may in
de co Sc er lifetime say good many smart
things, but he will also say heep more
foolish things den de man whit neber gin
half de study ter de subjeck.-Uncle Re
mus.
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For Rent.

SToRE-RooM IN FENwooD, IN THEE.
~ story building, formerly occupied by Josiah
Sinclair, druggist. This room is In s good location,
and Is sliis lie Tor any business. For further par
tieulars cell on or address, en- the premises,
HARTMAN HEURICH,
nnrihn Ranunod W VA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
TRAVELLER. GUIDE.

IA EfptASAytoH OF RkyknxsCB MAkxs: sDsly.
tsasasy srhsyrd. .Xselsy sEosp,sd wbssiiag
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

De man whut makes it his study may in
de co Sc er lifetime say good many smart
things but he will also say heep more
foolish things den de man whit nebsr gin
half de study ter de subjeck.-Uncle Re
mus
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
LABOR.

ia Latest industrial IntsIll-
ge0ee
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
M0sAies.

Ar builds on sand; the works OF bride
And umaR passion change aud fall;
Hut that which shares the life Of God
With i'm surYiyeth all,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

-, q. Q. RAlirsAL
Les.s nsIsiys q p =. b, ees.sAA1 -
zan@.iia Afsss q ldislss, Sab . . - -
For skrpnsh ticksss EAst an w.st esn
On O. ADDE'S J. q. Tonlinsoa. TIE = Agt
Pan-HandIs fpass. sost oi HsssstA ssfssr
wheelnk. ". va.
luoiieoe - enlg1lDe
Il HxuneAzA.4 ~ 4
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15


as opened up.
2. That il Fifth street were not opened
up within six months from the date Of Mr.
Spence's deed, then said deed oSe null and
void.
We have seen that the trustees he'd begun
work on the direct route" tc'the- cemetery,
and that the Penn Mutual Insurance Com.
pany, through the greed of their agent, had
called halt at &Oertain stage Of the work.
Thersupon the situation stood thus:
The Cemetery Trustees were waiting on
the Penn Nutaal. the town Csuncil were
waiting on the Cemetery Trustees, Mr..
Spence was waiting on. the town Council
Who then, was ct fault p The correspondent
lave u with the Council But tslly, what OF
the Penn MutnAl2
If the mule had only kept Or without
getting the damps then the cart would
have followed; but anybody who expects
the cart to hanl the mule, ought to take the
mules place.
Nov then, . few words aboSt reaching
the new school house bg this alleged direct
route" This house was brih upon the
land Of the Penn MatGsl A. the time the
Sehsel Board negotiated for the site Of the
new building, theJ we've well aware OF the
state Of Affairs between the town. Council
and the Penn Matasl So they thought to
save themselves By demanding Of this COM
psay . writes guarantee that Fifth and
Center streets sAsuA be opened up, and
tlus SeCRre q ready passage to and from
the school kEidiag. This demand tAs
company acose2e2 to. and furnished he
guarantee.
In the hgAa Of this fact who in his sane
mind, could insist upon the town co0acil
opening uA Kith and Center streets after
the Penn Mutual Insurance Company had
already furnished thea oSn written pledge
Of the same thingH
The correspondent calls the town council
bigotea Well, in. such kind Of business,
that Is Just the kad Of . town eos1el they
are. Ii was for that kind Of kgotry pre-
cisely that they were elected b Office. They
can't have any other hind. and do their
duty as they ought If they are q ring"
as the correspondent charges, they are a
mighty round sort Of ring. They are Just
six arcs Of them, wen fitted together into a
perfect circle. Bot perfect circle has no
corners on il, neither has this town council
for 40 privat individual or corporation
domestic or foreign. to hang on By, so as Il
ewing around the Center" or Fifth, or any
I other streets or thing.
I msy return to this subject
GIfIsEk.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

The Mutaal I. fe Of n eW York

The AID annual statement of the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company of New
York, which Is published in another
co umn, like all the statements of this
corporation, is Of interest to the sta'is-
tician, the political economis, and the
student Of social science. The accumu-
lation OF more than sos, goo, 600 of as
sets, a surplus of over 81. 900. coo, and
the distribution in a single wear OF
nearly sl4, 600, 900, or over $40 600 every
business day in the year, 10 Iolicy
holders are facts which are full OF
meaning, and produce practical results
No man can measure how many homes
have been frightened, grief assuaged
aud hearts revived by the beneficien,
operations OF this great conservator oil
trust upds which, in practical way
accomplishes the good for which 1t wat
founded. With all its power the Mutua
Life IL but an association of individuals
each policy holder having an equa
voice in the man agemeDt, but 1t ~ th'
perfection OF the mutual system az ap
piled 10 life insurance. Mr.. r. 3. Win
ston is the able and popular Presiden
i OF the company.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
6nluselIBenss.

This evening the ever welcome Mag
gle Mitchell will appear at the Opera
il ause as " Fanchon, the Cricket" a
character which she has created. In
this play she introduces the renowned
SHADOW Dance" 10 unique in its gro
tesuue action, its wild and almost un-
natural exuberance OF animal life, lis
hooking laughter, and in the little
witeh's earnest and real companionship
with her black familiar. The play IN
Maggie Mitchell's hands IL pure and
elevating, and few can go away from
the theatre where 1t il played without
having been inspired to deeper pur
pose OF kindliness and virtue. or with
out having acquired a knowledge OF q
new and sweet character In dramatic
art.
On Tuesday night she will appear In
her new play entitled. " Maggie, the
Midget" which is said to be a singu
larry good one. 1t is bright and spark
ling, crowded full of excellent situa
tions, with q good beginning and
most capital ending. 1t is immeasuraoiy
superior to the comedies OF the day, anC
| il the peer OF those that have held th'
stage Ior years. As the little Midget
this charming actress IL invested with
| new To b, 10 WuICu quo ooOc A"'' '>"''~
| or Miss Mitchell but little need b.
said she has not changed, and seeml
to have drank deep from the fountain
of perp. tual youth There Is no NOR
industrious and honest worker in TIL
profession, and it the heartfelt wish
her many friends and admirers, tina
she may be spared many years, to dc
light them with her matchless imper
sona'ions.
Thursday, Friday and sat9rda.
nights, and Saturday afternoon, Dock
stader Il Armstrong; Minstrels WI
appear at the Opera House at 10 and =
cents admission, with 10 cents add
tional for choice seats. This compan
in said to be one OF the best now on tn
road, and during recent engagement
in Philadelphia drew packed house
every night. Harry J. Armstrong, on
of the proprietors, belongs IN this Gil
and il well-known here. Mr.. Arn
strong was for long time with Have
ly's Minstrels, and he achieved a rep'
ton as delil Gator of the burnt cor
eccentrioities.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
Coutracts For supplies.

At meeting Of the Supply Com.
mittee of the Trustees of the Poor, held
on Saturday, the following contracts
we're awarded for the ensuing quarter
Bread, William O'Meara beef, Fred.
Kienl-.; mutton, g. Monaghan salt
meat, Hart & Bro. groceries, john 5.
Daley, Johu Dolan, George W. GRAY
and Isaac Dillon dry goods, John p.
Wilson and John j. Campbell ; drugs,
James NJ. Griffin tobacco, Otto x
Butt boots and shoes, Daniel Me
Cusker clothing, John III Moore; hati
and caps, Charles f. Dubell -four and
neal, o. Witsil hardware, j V. Car
Iisle e. Co liquors, n. S. Sberay
tinware, Alexander Chambers plumb
ling, John G. Brisoh black~mithing.
Thomas Early ; lumber, Simmons 4
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

List Of Unclaimed Letters remaining
In the Wilmington, Del, post-of1ice
Saturday, Jan. 3lst, 1885.
LADIES' LIsT-Mrs. K. A. s. Ander.
son, Mrs. A. Brown, Mrs. John Brown.
(2). Miss Sarah Jane Barrett, Mrs.
Catherine Corbett. Mrs. Eva Galloway,
MIRIAM Collins, Lille M. Dempsey,
Mrs. Mary Doueherty, Miss Sallie j.
Davidson, Miss Carrie FOrwood, Mrs.
johanna Finn, Mrs. Mary X. Ford,
Miss Lucy Gordon, Miss Phebe M.
Hunter, Mrs. Emma johnson, Mrs.
HARRIET Jones, Miss Ida Moore, Miss
Mary Moran, Miss Maggie Oliver,
Mrs Jas. A. Powell, Mrs. Annie Row
au, Miss Maggie Pagan, Miss Carrie M.
Schritz, Mrs. Emma Smith, Mrs. I'll
lie Stewart, Mrs. Mary Turner, Mrs
Ellen NJ. wilkins, Mrs, Lizzie Y. Will
son.
GENTLEMEN LIST. American Uni
on las. Co., Amos Alexander, Arm
strong q Sons, William Burrows, Noah
Bects, Charles Clyncb, G. j. Condor,
Ed wd S. Coles, Gulin Carton, II. NJ
Cornell, James r. Cottins, James Coma
han, Walton Cbippey, William II
} Cross, Adonio DiRosa, Angelo D.
Frisco. A. l. b Dayett, Daniel Dough
-rty, Giovanni Dirabelo, j. NJ. Dowper
{ James j. Devou, j. II. DeWolh, Mar
I tin Doordon, James Edwards, Mr.
D Elilawood, Orange r. Four forty three
t Thomas Terrell William Fitzsimons
John A. Gest, James Y. Gardner, VII
slliam Harmon, w. johnson, Eiwar'
1 Kucks, Mr.. Laper, David McWilliams
g David g. Moore, J. Merrett, Jane
l. Meade, Pietro Mosca, Rev. Henry l.
a philiips Ganrua w piica l.. r. PR
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
ReRfssrar's Report.

During the week ending at noon last
Saturday, there we're ~ births ana y
deaths reported to Registrar frazer al
having occurred in this city, against "a
deaths for the corresponding week OF
1884. The causes of death were AZ ioi-
lows:
hamilton and membraneons Group, :
each aesthinia, asthma, acc,deht'
ch ronic enteritis. cirrbritis, cebrai con
gestion, ofthe luigs, cardiac patsy
ropsy, diphtheria, heart disease, mar .s-
mus, natural causes, pneuinohia .,
spasms and typhoid pneumonia
each.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
VOTING MEN Tread THIS.

THE yoLrAIo BELT Co., OF Marshali
Mich. offer to send tneir celebrated ELsc
TRIO VoLTAIo BELT and other El'hcrh'o ar !,
1younv or old) afflicted W tn nervous debil
~ loss OF vitality and manic ~, and al
Kindred troubles, Also or rheumatism
neuraly ia paralysis, and many other an, ais
eases Complete restoration to health, viko
and manhood guaraBteed NO risk Is IN
CURED, as thirty days trial i' above !: Writ
them at onre for Illustrated pamphlet, freo
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 Baltimore Rallnad
rrRHurARY Ist. 1855.

Trains leave " INNING COn ~ Lows
For Philadelphia and inform eiiate ~.
IONS, Gao 100, 10 30 y. u. 2So' ~''' ''4o''''
p IN. ,osa,.bo
SIS. 900, $40, 9bb, 1905. I.66 u. In. l2ll iZ'4o'
LA b22, b.56, o.36, ca p, ID.
SewI Ork. q. 90 24b,4 40 $50. SAC 100 9fo lo.u6,
: rs &. M. sl24l, %, $50 400, or, 5.6oo 30
A., TAO o. an and
IF Wesi Chester, vts LAmoefn, o'so ana
is a. m. 2.30 and A.0O p. II. -,
baltimore and Intermediate stations, 1906
u, m. GOO II AZ y. IN.
Bslt,mors anu Ray Line, 100 p.
tseit,mors apd Washington, LIS. AL, S.C4,
10 % 10, So a. rn; .0C, n. II a.bs, 100, y. H.
f,rsins for Delaware Division leaS
New Castle, o.lb, $50 .. NJ lzSo, z'oo' o''o'
Harrington. Del,nar, and way station 30
, ~, and IL 20 p. m
Harrington and way stations, 90 p H.
ExpTess for Seaford. 8.bo y o.
Express for Dover and Delnar. h.top' IL
avery DAY.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
One Cas- Q ON Saturday.

There was but one case before the
Municipal Court on saturday morhine
and that was an individual charged
with disorderly conduct. After hearing
the evidence the Judge imI osed fine
of 81 and costs. There were no cases Oh
Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

DEGISTER's ORDER.
II REGISTERS OFFICE,
INV CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
Jaulary 10Th 1875


Upon the application of Joseph ".
Derrickson and David A. Cornbrooks,
executors David Graves late oil
Mil Creek Hundred, in said county. de
ceased, II Is ordered and direct d by the REG.
lster that TIE executors aforesaid give notice
of Yran Ing oflrtters tcstamentAry upon tnt
estate Of the deceased, with the date OF grant
Ing thereof, by causi"g advertiseMe nts 7" ut
DO 5ted within forty days from the date OF such
letters In six OF the most public places in tht
county of New Castle, requiring all persoht
having demands against the estate TO presen'
the same, or abide by an Act of Assembly, 10
such case made and provided and also cause
tie same u be Inserted within the same prn-
cd In the Delaware REPUBLICAN,, ne ~spapti
published In " iimington, and TO be continned
therein three weeks, 60. d.
| ~ Given under the hand and Seal Of
IL. s }Officr OF the Rcgist IT aforesaid, 81
| (~~ Wilmington, In New Castle county
| aforesaid, the day and year above written.
| |. GRUBB, keais,er
| NoTICR-All persons having claims againsl
the state OF the deceased must present iht
| same, duly attested to the ex c tors. on ol
| before January 9th, 1885, or abide the Act ol
| Assembly IN s,ah ease made and provided.
JOSEPH W. DERRlCkSoN,
Mermaid. Del.
DAVID A. CORN BROOKS,
| Falkland, Dts,
! ~, Executors
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
KOFICnR.

NOTICE--IN CONFORMITY WITH
~ the provisions and requirements Of an
sct Of the General Assembly Of the state Of
Delaware, passed at Dover, March IA, 1888,
entitled An Act Concerning Private Dor
porations," notice is hereby given that Ger.
tificate Incorporating corporation to be
known as The Paradox Varnish Manufac-
turing Company" the purposes Of which In
corporation being the manufacture and sale
Of vsrnish, paints and other articles OF mtr,
chandise, and of buying and selling general
merchandise, will on the It'll day OF Febru-
airy, A. D., 1885, at o'clock, a. m, be pre-
seiited to the Honorable william q. white
ley, Associate Judge OF the Superior Court OF
the State Of delaware, In and for New Gas.
tie County. for his approval. The principal
place Of business Of said corporation will be
In the city Of wilmington, New Castle Ooun
ty and State Of Delaware. The persons In
tending to apply for incorporation as afore
said, majority of whom reside In said cit,
OF Wilmington and State Of Delaware. are
JACOB Y. FRANTZ,
CHARLES L. SMITH,
JACOB Sob ELLER,
FRANK +. FRANTZ,
HENRY M. Il. barry.
| s. A. MACALLAlSTER, Attorney. [ianI-lO
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

A CARp.-TO A.. l. WHO AXE sur
n ferinQ from the errors and indiscr lions
Of Youth. nervous weakness, carly decay, loss
OF manhood, etc., will seed recipe tina,
will cure Won. free Of charge This great
ramedv was discovered by a missionary In
south America. Send a selfaddressed enve'
lone to the XEV. JOSEPH I. 1NMAN Sts,
lion u New York CITY. NINA eod-dHw-lShl
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
DEGISTER'S ORDER
N REGISTER OrFICF,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.

Janu ry 18Th. 1888.
Jrnon the application Of JOHN =.
son 'RGppE > sna ssGTEi NJ ! WDFN ex;
ecu'ors of EDW ARD 3ONDEN, late OF
MIL Creek Hun'red, n said county,
Register that the executors Aforesaid give
notice OF granting Of letters testainenttIy
upon the estate OF tie deceas d. with
the date Of granting thereof. ny causing ahVer-
tisements 10 he posted within 70 days from NE
date of such letters In six Of the most publlc
places Of the county Of New Castle. requiring
ali persons having demands against the estate
to present the same. or abide ny an NJ oi
i Assembly In such case maze and rovihe :;
/ and also cause the same to he inserted wlthin
the same period In the DAILY RKPuBLICAN,
| a newspaper published In W lmingtn, ana 10
he cont nued therein three weeks, te. o.
Given under the hand and seal OF
III H. Romeo of the Register Aforesaid at
l IT, " lmirgtnn In New Castle 'ouh y
| Al oresai,i, the day and wear above written.
| IGNAtIUSC. CRU BIZ "egister.
NOTICE. All persons ha, ing claims 'Rainsl
/ the estate of the decreased must present tl'
| same duly sttested to the eve ,ntnrs
on or before January 10Th, 1856, 'r abide the
Act of Assembly in such "a e ra,e an" pro
yIded JDIIN =. SNWDE>,
SAM Ell NJ. sOWDEN.
Executor
i Address Wood tale D4l jan2'
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

ID EdISTEk'S ORDER
II, REGISTERS oFFIcR,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY iEL..
January % 4, losb.

January % 4, losb. )
Upon the application OF Oh Kills.
IL. HEALD, executor OF JACOB
SHoWAL.TsR late OF Wilmington Hun
dred in said county, deceased, is ordered
and directed by the Register that the exc,
cutor Aforesaid give notice Of granting u
letters Documentary upon the estate OF
the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date OF
such letters in six OF tn; most puDiic pisces
of the county Of New Caste, requiring al
persons having dem ,nds against the estate
TO present the same, or abide by an ACT o
A ssembly In such case made and provloeu
and also g., use the same to be inserted WITHIN
the same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,
a newspaper published In Wilmington, aha
to be continued therein three weeks, 30 q.
Given under the hand and Sesa
LIS ofOffice Of the Register Aforesaid,
at wilmington, in new CastIe
County aforesaid, the day and year above
written. l, u. thO b5, nek
the estate of the deceased must present TIE
same. duly attested to the executor, on
or before the 23i DAY OF j January, 1850, OF
abide the Act OF Assembly in such case mace
and provided. CHARLES HEaLu,
Address, Wilmington, Del. lanZo'
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

LF-l ACRE OF LAM AT
Ia Gpce, with a large f'ame
,oo,s with bath, not anu
H heaters Also a store and an
Hnitn vh,elwriuht AM carriage
h min erof fruit Trees. 1h,t
| be bou. ut very cheap tRttfo
|. 6l5L. Market stieet. u 81
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
<1ANUER INsTlTUTE-Prof Kline, 2!

<1ANayER INkrlTUTE-Prof Kline, ~
his lectures, Investigations. Scientih,
Treatments and immense practice, standi
preeminontly unrivaied andls acknowledg, O.
most extraord mary cures by his great Chem
teal Cancer antld0tes, are recorded. NJ
rnIfe. caustics. loss of blood, or fearful trea'
ments required in removing the largest Q
cancers or tunors. For particulars send 10
free Treatise, or call on Or. Kline, ssl Arci
street, Philadelphia, Pa
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

Lt-AT A BAki ~. TWO
Iek houres opioie Rverview
kear III adelphia 'ike ; \
ri sun. mer kitchens. n acre
Ieac, isr'e stable with one
only art OF cash neo'e1
kLFNrR, NO. 2 Vest " D o
l3l-f
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
List of Public Salos.

Feb, 2 McOsterty, Maloy N %, Christians
Hid.
s Jo-. T. Chambers, Mil Greek HID.
10 Harry Brown, brandywine HID.
a. II y. W Belville, ked Lion.
. II Sale on the Bradford farm, New Gas
tie HID
10 Estate OF 7. and A. Brown, Christi
ana HID.
- q James McMshon, New Castle HID
rs r. l. Clark, Red Lion hd.
20 Mrs. Pre.s, Chriatiana HID.
/" % Thomas q. Bird Brandywine HID.
(" 70 William j. Mcdatr,N New Castle HID
~ Frank Neley, city.
Mar M. +, Powell, New Castle Hid.
Mrs. W ,ldin, trs3dyw inc HID.
3 T.. Sheppard, iii Greek.
~ 4 - 80 49, ew Cast Q HID.
10 ]. s. Beeson, B',ndywine HID.
II VIM 4...bunds. BIar dywineHd
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

fNT-AT.- VERY RtASONABL l.
Rooms Ia the building. y W. cor.
nKe streets. Ais) two very de
10 on trst II or with cellars suita.
9. A dress J L.UCHELTREt
West sth street 2-2n
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Philadelphia sud tnSerme'tst- stations.
a IN a m. In OF On. 1880, 40, 9.b5
Philadelphia and Now ork, 100 245,4 40 a.
roy v 81 Gheptsr. via Lamoktn, r. a. IN.
md $40 y. nj. ,, 100 ,n xo.
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s.rrcd TO the time tables posted ct the sta
lions. ,,. .,,,.sa
mon which, cptrn tsrc iscnp'sed.
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Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

,E-A GDrD ASSORTMENT
q 3 spring dearborn and mill
J work and low prices. ". Ham
nd aai French street',
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Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

J CHEAP-nNE OF II 'SE
|pew cottages on la kaon street
rooms and al convenirnc =.
j. POOLt, No. o h. 7th street
2l6teod
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

ION install. "rNTo A
of h,us.s OF all sizes N the
hi the ,i,y. Terms 20 suit pur-
4 building los In all parts u
| ,n,,ailments. Monthly pay
Y ~. TIN and Rodney, OF
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Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

TINY
h "a e. Nos. 50 and 80 Wis n
kirv q ru IN. AMI IA n. can he
1 Little cash require Also.
d~.,I,nv No. DOi > Jac son
iffom O. 3 OTTO u, 800 each ap
Poole, No. . hast seventh street
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