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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-29
inx HUME.

Il Is nc. doubted thst men have home IN ths1
place where each one has established his hearth
IND the sum OF his possession and fortunes
whence he will not depart II nothing calls hin
away; whence IL he has departed ne seems TO be q
Eanderer, and IL he returns he oessss TO wander
frcm Civil Law.
Then stay a tnome. my heart. snd rest
The bird is safest IN the nest:
Ger all that hut.er their wings and ny,
A hawk Is lowering In the sky"
-Ionefeiloy.
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to the Secretary aud l will sign the letter.
aid you can take it TO Washingtol your.
self"
The letter was written lad the boy started
at once for Washington. The cars we're so
pack with soldiers that he had to stand most
OF the way. He presented himself 10 Mr..
Wells, the Secretary, handed hin Mr.. Woods
letter. and watched his face as he read 1t.
And You are Mr.. DsLoDgP Well this is q
strange state of affairs. Mr.. Wool seems
very much excited; but be is II aboring under
q delnsion. We have no ~inteLtion of slight
ing him IN any way. You can return to the
academy. [ Will give the necessary orders
for your reception there, and please to say TO
Mr.. Wood that he shall not De deprived even
OF his imaginary right"
The boy entered the academy, and 30 ap
Piled himself TO its work as TO graduate with
distinction, jest IS the war closed.
In his subsequent career in the arctic reg
ions, where be lost his life, he showed forth
the zane indomiiable spirit a. characterized
him when he forced his appointment By
sheer pluck and courage.
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ssparilla effected a complete cure" =
Thos. W. Boldly, River ST., Lowell, Mass.
Prepared by J. c. Aver S Co., Lowell. Mass
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H0RRID

PimpIes' are sure to disappear If you VIII
purify your blood by the use Of Ayers
S%arsaparilla. II was severely troubled
with pimples on the face; also, with a
diseoloration of the skin. External treat
ment afforded only temporary relief.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-29

Boils. and humors are the result OF an
impure and yitiated condition OF the blood.
They may be eradicated by the use OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla. DR.. Robert Swain,
Houston ST., New York. says: NO
alternative we possess equals Ayers Sar-
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Who're Scissors Did 1t?

Twas winter, and. gay Jack Frost had flung
His sparkling jewels on the fed OF SNOW
While over the way mis- ieicles hung
From the edge Of the roof In an even row.
Ny little girl looked across the way,
At the frozen fringe which was hanging there;
And then ia soft tones | heard her say:
81 wonder who banged that houses hair 7"
Bessie Chandler, in ST. Nicholas.
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An Energetic Boy.

Captain De Longs childhood showed the
man. When Q mere boy he exhibited the
same persistent energy in securing q cadet
snip in the Naval Academy as he did while
commander of the unfortunate polar expedi'
ton in which ne lost his life.
When scarcely twelve years old be read
the naval exploits of the war OF 1912 The
heroism OF the young officers kindled bis
ambition, and he begged his parents to LET
him enter the navy. They refused, and he
yielded, for q time, to the authority OF those
he loved. But three or four y ears after, dui.
ing the Civil War. he surprised his father,
one day, by ssyiDg,-
Il want to go to the Naval Academy. You
say you will not assist me; but II 1 obtain an
o tountment myself, will YOU give me your
consent and allow me to enter?'
Very we'll" answered the father, laugh
ing at what be thought a boys hopeless
scheme, 'if you can accomplish such q feat,
/ will make NJ further objection"
The mother also gave her consent, think
ing that the best way to cure him of bis
passion was to let him fail in trying to graf
|ify it
Encouraged by his success with bis pa
ents, the energetlc boy wrote to Washington
and learned that his Congressional district
q ready bad its full quota of navel cadets
A few DAYS later, he heard that q cadet, ap-
pointed by the Hon. Benjamin Wood. the
RepreseD tAtlve OF Inc district, had Deen
obliged by illness to leave the Academy.
Immediately he enlisted the service of sew
eral friends to back his request, and going
himself to Mr.. Wood, gave that gentleman
no rest until be appointed him to the vacant
place.
The boy fastened to Newport, where the
academy was then located, passed bis exam
nation. and then was shown q dispatch
from the Secretary OF the Navy, which said,
: DO not accept Mr.. Woods appointment tor
the Navy"
Back toisNew York rushed the boy, to
learn tina the cadet whose place he was to
Gil had recovered his health and been rein
ltatsd.
80 that ends the n after" said Mr. Wood.
The boy did not think 90. He insisted that
he Congress man bad been imposed upon
Md deprived of his rights- His zeal -
moved nI. VOID that be saad-
ssxou write what you would Hike me tosAy
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Ayers Sar s~aparilla,

for the cure Of cutaneous affections, and
for the treatment OF scrOfulous sores"
For Sale by all Druggists.
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sha Met


A touching scene, illustrative OF youth
and old sge, was beheld the other day at
Castle Garden. N. Y, while one of the immi-
grant barees was landing the passengers of q
steamship, and more than ole spectator
brushed away q tear of sy mpathy:
An aged. gray-hsired carpet weaver,
named Patterson, carefully felt his way
down the gang plank, with q knotted stick.
for he was bind. Just as be resched the
wharf, q little, brown. haired. blue eyed girl
threw her ara $ about his neck and said,-
20 gTandpsl'
The old man kissed and Rugged her until
he Was TIED. Then she tsok hold of the big
forefinger of his toil.stsined right hand and
led him away. He stopped every row and
then and rather crushed her Halronly
demeanor by picking her up and kissing
her.
She was the old mans %grandohild, SsTsn
Ferguson, and she had come al me al thu
way from North Platte, Nebraska, 10 tsse
him to her father and mother there. They
got on q train OF the Enc Road at Jersey
City.
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Bachelor woodpscker at Winter House
keeping.

lJonn burroughs, III the century
Ny bird is q genuine little savage, doubt
less, but l value him as q %neighb0r. 1t is d
satisfaction during the cold or stormy winter
nights to know he Is warm and coy there 10
his retreat. When the day Is bad and unfit
to be abroad in, | go ard zap upon his tree
and, if be Is not too lazy Or Indifferent. after
some delay he sho VS. his head in his round
doorway about ten feet above, and looks
do " inquiriRgly upon me-sometimes lat
terly | think half resentfully, rs much as TO
say, III would thank you not to disturb me
so often" After shutdown he will not pul
his head out any more when ! call, bat as L
step away | can get n glimpse OF him looking
cold and reserved. He is q late riser. es
p~ecially IL lie is q cold or dissgreeable morn
ing, in this respect being like barn fowls. il
is sometimes ner nine O'Clock before l see
MIN leave his tree. On the other hand, he
comes home early, being in, il the day is IN
pleasant, by 4 o. IN. He lives all alone; in
this respect | do not commend his example
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Smair Boy in Court.
w VIZ u--.IA

A small boy in .knickerbockers suddeul,
appeared before Justice German in a Nee
York police court. He had q dilspidateC
cap in one hand and a green cotton bag IL
the other. Behind him came a Big police
man, with q grin on his face. When the boy
found himself in the court rooD, he hest
tsted and looked as if he would like to re
treat, but as he turned n saw the smile Gil
his escorts face, be shut his lips tighter ant
walked up to the judges desk.
please, Sir, are you the ]udge?' be asked
in q voice that had a queer little culver il
it
Il am, my boy. What can l do for you?
asked the justice, as he locked down at tn,
mite before him.
If you please, sir, I'm Johnny Moore. I'm
seven years old, and l live in 1884 street
near the avenue; and the only good place Il
play miggles On is in front OF al0 near GU
house, where the ground is smooth.
But O butcher on the corner" add here
his voice grew steady and ais cheeks flushed
that hasn't any more right to the place
than We have, keeps his wagon standing
there; and thl, morning We were playing
miggles there, and he drove us away ano
took six of mine and threw them away of
over the fence into the lot. And I went t.
the police station and they laughed at me,
and told me to come here and tell you about
it"
The big policeman and the spectators be-
gan to laugh, and the boy at the bar trem
bled SO violently with mingled indignation
aud fright that the marbles in his little greer
bag ratified together.
The justice, no raped sharply on
the desk and quickly brought every BODY 10
dead silence.
"You did perfectly right, my boy" said
he, eravely, ito come here and tell me abouI
1t. You have as much right to your sly
marbles 40 the richest man in the city has
to. his bank account. If every American cit
izsn had as much regard for his rights as yoU
show, there woald be far less crime.
And you,s SIR he added, turning to the
big policeman, who now looked as solemn a
a funeral. you go with this little man tC
that butcher and make him pay for those
marbles. or else arrest him and bring hin
here"
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felt 90 bothered he could eat no lunch, and
where in the world was his wife, n why
did she not return? 1t would be absurd to 60
and hunt for her, besides, Aurelis had a
Jones drew his chair to the fire and lit a CT
gar. 1t was $3.50, no patients would come
now. He had just taken up the last number
of Truth when q violent ring at the bell then
q latch KEY thrust hastily into the door, q
rush through the passage, the door of his
own room burst open, his wife, covered with
mud, her new bonnet smashed, her sealskin
torn, rushed in.
my d~arlingi'
She had torn his hat from the peg in the
hall, and to bis utter amszements she olspped
il on his head, aud gasped out.
"Splints and bandsge ~ She knew the
drawer, had whipped them out in no time,
hurried her husband breathless out of the
house into q passing cab. and, while the two
tore headlong OF to the shop near the Circus
where Batledsw was impersonating, rs best
he could, the doctor, Aurelis. half Laughing,
half crying, and very nearly bys.erical with
ex citement told her tale.
Jones' hour had come There was still Q
little crowd round the shop az they drew up.
He had leaned his role, SO had De Battle
daw. Turning to his friend. who but that
morning had given him the ready money
lecture from his own lofty and almost super
cilious standpoint. Jones now said patroniz
AZ shall not require you any longer nowl
call in at my house Ut seven to night" The
medical assistant left respectfully, and
Jones was 1t last master of the situation.
Miss Amy de We're turned out to be the
only daughtero of wealthy and well connected
parents. She was soon provided with . sofa:
her leg was skiilfully set; her gratitude was
She was at first urgent that
her parents In Hyde PARK square should be
Dsnt for; q Aurelia, who Sat bv her and
her bead quite like . sistef, said:
INV dear child, do LOT veil alone; be par
IL q ~ 70 root where you ere for 81
- 80 Year f1ondD viii Be- spezod anx-l
~: ~ ~ - ~ lunehinG
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09
Down Come Wax es.

Hussey, Howe Il Co., steel MANI,
facturers OF Pittsburg, have ordered q
reduction Of 10 TO 10 per cent. in wages
of all their employees, including the
skilled worknen of the ANA gamated
Association.
The coal operators of the Fourth
Pool have decided 10 reduce the pr Ice OF
mining from 2 cents TO =. cents pei
bushel.
Wages at the Star Rubber Works in
Trenton, New Jersey, have been redrG.
cd about 1215 per cent. Most of the
men have accepted the reduction.
Oliver Brothers x. Co, iron manu-.
tacturers, of Pittsburg, controlling fGni
mills, have ordered reduction of lC
10 l2k per cent. in the wages OF all
their employees, except these governed
by yearly contracts. The reductions
which will begin in n few days, viii
affect about $500 mon.
Agents Of the Hooking Valley mines
in Ohio, have appeared in Lynchburg
Virginia, TO secure colored men TO fl
the places of strikers. Seventy five
co lored men left fer the mines on Tues
day night, and others havr been engag
cd. They sign contract for one year.
Notices OF "A reduction oil wages have
not yet been posted In the Fall River
mills, but they have been printed and
are in hands of the Secretary of tn,
Board of Trade. They 81 IMPLY announc.
that q eduction will be made in tn,
wages of all employees GA Jauunry 18th
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COMMUN cation
From Prof. 4. Is. Chandler, Prtnci'
pal Of the Academy. BrOOk-
haven. Miss.

The following extract regariin' Dr Ken
ncdy's fAyorite Remedy he AIKEN ON a
private letter from rrof. a. Is chandler 81
this CITY. We have obtained hts consent to
it, put LEGATION. thinking other afflicted ones
might experience IKE bench. from this
Internationally spIeodid medicine;
~ have been under i,r. kennedy treat
ment for two months, tsking only the medi-
cine IN question, tANOHlrE smEDY
and the effect on my disease Is already won.
deriul. am rapidly regaining the use OF
my side, which had been 30 long IKE piece
ofdead weight, 20 be dragged about uncon-
trOlied in the least Now | walk all around
the school house and grounds, unaided even
by the accustomed walking cane. suffer
Cd from paralysis and tOrpidi'y Of the liver
and bowels AL this lar be 81 removed, and
my general health Vas never better than at
present"
Dr kennedy has large professional lirao-
tice IN the hud-"n river counties OF New
York, al ong the most Intelligent and re-
hneG e"ple, and during the quarter cen
tury's service in tn yiciut he ascribes bis
great success as a ply stefan and surgeon q
the marvel u. curative properties OF his
" tgvprtte hemcdy me ioctor knows his
medicine mas the power TO alleviate suffer
IN. aud he ls xIous TO Lave II known
wherever disease nnf pain exist
Favor TO hemcdy mas large sales at the
North, and ~ pc for the sake OF suffering
hunaDity II win soon he recognized In the
South, " ere We are dsluSed win so many
nostrums, many even inlur Qua to health und
happiness from thetr alcoholic properties,
which giyB for awhile deceptive stilaulaiun
" FavorIte kennedy said To give disthst'
| Tor strong drink, ii most powerful recomnen
idatiou
l Dr kennedy ha- an advertisement In the
Leader, and ANY order sent for the IS Favorits
Remedy VIII -eceive prompt attention.-ED
For sale by u James Belt, ixtn AND Mar
k.t AID N. -. Ia ntorth Second and Market
e-od-d&w1y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

A OARD.-'rOl ALL WHO AXE SUI
"A fering from the errors and iadiscr etioni
Of youth, nervous weakness, carly decay, loss
Of manhood, etc., will send -soipe thai
will cure you, free Of charge This great
remedy was discovered by missionary In
south America Send self addressed enve
ppo 10 tho Kew. JOSEPH I. N NJ AN, Sta
IN - JeS York City. mn&.e Od-dhw-ly
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09
NOTICES.
EUNAL NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX

EUNAL NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX
II payers.
past due, and the county Is needing the mo.
ney We, the undersigned collectors. will
sit for the purpose Of receiving the county
tax at the office, o0211 Market street. Ali
taxes not paid within 80 days we will make
levy and collect the same with costs
ONCE Hours From to l2a. M: from 1
TO p. m; from TO 9p. m.
j. T. DICKEY,
" Collector First District
PATRICK NEARY.
Collector Second District,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

hhAf + pR CASH. THE
p l't, ola II Gerry store. in
p A splendid stand for
ID IA 10 rent. My reason
pa. other business TO attend
y" Nj, Middleton, Dol.
d5l-Bd ltss
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

TEETH TEETH TEETH ~
BEAUTIFUL AND LIFE.LlkE. U1r
SIS 10 S2o set.
over 20 years experience. Filings, Soc to
IS; extracting, IS cents.
NO, +04 WEST SIXTH STREET.
DIR. JAMES 4. SCOTT,
Late OF Philadelphia,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

WILMINGTON, DEL, Doc. q, 1854.
NOTICE The annual meeting of the
Farmers Mutual Fire insurance Company
OF tue Stsa OF delaware will be held at the
office Of TIA company, on 10 onday, January
~, 1885, at NJ O'Clock, q. Ii. :, at which time an
electi IN for We man ayers VI the company 70
serve three wears will be held, and one
years Interest on all deposit notes will be
payable Six per cent. interest on all bal
paid TO member.
The agents Of L4he company are authorised
TO receive the due OF rcemhers and pay them
their interest. VICTOR DUPONT, Pres.
W. A. LAMOTTE. Sec. f2s-1st
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

THE voLrAIo BELT Co., Of Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated ELEo
TRIO VoLTAfC BELT and ut. yer ELECTRIC AP'
PLIAScEs on trial for thtrt. days 70 men
young or old afflicted with nervous 1eoii
lty loss Of vitality and man o2o, ana All
kindred troubles. Also for raeum atisil'
neuralgia. paralysis, and maBy othef dls-
eases Complete restoration To- ~ attn, Vieo'
and manhood guaranteed. N1l sk u IN
cured, rs thirty days trial Is alleN write
them at once for illustrAted pampak I, Ilee.
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| LATEST NEWS
FROM THE
Wilmington, Clothing House,
AND
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
Fourth and Market Streets.

We have just filled in our
stock in every department
with the latest patterns Of
goods, cut and made in the
most approved styles and
bought for cash, which at this
time means lower prices than
the earlier purchases. We
mean to dispose Of these
goods for cash, and we will
give you more goods for
your money than you can
possibly get elsewhere. Re-
member we have this year
AS OUR STORE IN THE PAST
HAS BEEN NOTED FoR.) The
GREATEST VARIETY to
select from. You know our
goods have never been
equalled for the money, our
trimmings always the best
and you will find the same
make Of goods on our coun-
tiers to-day. Make your Sc
lection tor your boys while
we have so many varieties
to choose from.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

Wedding cards, bail cards, pran ans
business cards-both plain and fsafA y
bill heads, statements, envelopes, w
voices, bags, postals, circulars and sb>
bills printed AT the REPUBLICAN o4iicA,
at prices AZ low as anywhere else in the
city. We guaran tee satisfaction or
money refunn'd We solicit share ,fI
the public patronage for our job rooms
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

"a flkST.CLASS FARM IN
Ply, bel, ~ miles from IN.
nius !3t acres. Peach and Al.
p caring. 'fhe soil is fertile
|ed 70 the growing ofali kinds
~ raised On TIE Peninsula
co, Room 2 Every Evening
nc-.ti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09
Bleeding kostrlls

Bleeding Nostrlls
1t has done me
so much good J
want you TO seno
me two 10 orr bot.
lies imIp e,iiateiy
] have been AZ
tictett with ca
tarrh Tor over IL
years--.requ entiy
my nose would
bleed and leave
the nostri's In Q
dry, intiamed
condition, with
constan, soreness
l exporter ced re
lief after the first
trial of Ely's
Cream BSs N. II
Us the best Of q
great many rem
edIe l have
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

Swin's Specific is entirely vegetable.
Treatise on Blood nd skin Diseases mailed
free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer g. At
lanr,, Ca, or 80 " sd street. New York
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

"A DESIRABLE FARM OF
Dear hoyer. Del New dwell
n harm and ether buildings;
d raspberry patches, peach.
a''halds. Well adapted to
ha!: Tor northern markets.
CO, Room =, Every evening
nlltf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

" ANTEi,-EVEKi BODY TO KNOW
w AN selling tive. roomed houses for
N,2 o, and ei-yen-roomod houses for ~ 500
,lniy = small cash payment required and the
BALANCE IN rtgage nj 3 rcr cent interest.
N a y address on recoip' OF postal vi n d.
rert oLs. JOS l.. & AkPENrER. Jk,
tSu Ninth and Harrison Streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

t." lNSI AL.MLnrS. A
y houses Of all sizes in the
we ci'y. Terms - suit pur.
Eai 1lng 10 in all parts o.
Is'% ,ihen's Monthly pay
~, Nv, tn and Rodney. or
II, ~ treucnst. dgi eona,o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

e. kEI-STUkE BUILD
e fnilips' Il SeeGs block at
fstHcL streeu, suitable tor
pa Il sion, or any heavy buzz
4 '-nng ard durable. Well
p :trtusiaoss good an IL
|day erms easy. J 4. u
: no Wet Fh 81. Ruip dw.t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

INJECTION NOTICE.
20 Yirst Nat. hank Of Wilmington, Z
Wilmington, Del, Dec. u, 1884.
Notice fs hereby given that tina annual
meeting OF the stockhol tcfs Of this bank will
Dc held at the Banking, House on Tuesday,
the 1sth day Of January, 1885, between the
purpose of electing Mrs stockholders to
serve as directors for the ensuing year.
deci4to GEO. ID. Arm STRONG, Cash.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

"a MI UhESTEa CouN
..V acres. Good buildings
~. !. III ever field. APPLE or.
: "ouli make a first. class
,''..'.soH Z Co. iloom No.
'"ihs. ocj-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

~ htN l-lhE PROPER.
~ @est c"faer " Third and
10" 'enanted ty the Hare a
'- -! Apply u |. II. n y.
/, ~ Tee OF Jos. Teas estate
re 'treets. city scpl7.nr.d.ti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

RI.htARM IN INV GAS.
A. I-lvatc sale The under.
Il ~ fe'llnc The farming 'usi
Yam "a which he now resid''.
he ,l'ga'ei IN New Castle
i HeVFn-t -ailroRd SUTTON, AZ d
H. eek with a good landing
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

All poll taxes not paid by March LIST will
. re returned TO the Levy Court as errors, and
4 'eir names stricken from the as YES sment
II. :. jl.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

kiYh n r T. D-HOUSEkEEPERS TO
w know that tn y can have furniture
epaued. Vanished and III no stored, and
JnRirs recaneG cheaper that anywhere else
Z tho rtty. So. HA ALTON n Co. No.
g0y West Eighth street dll-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ALSO THE

kky ANTEIl-EvERYB ALSO THE
w man that was going to Invest ono
hundred thousand dollars In real estate II
leavsland was elec;ei, To know tEat the
Undersigned Is selling 1-roOmed houses with
q ] the improvements and l0O-foot lots, on
tiir street between NanBuren and Harrison,
Mt $50. with 81 900 TO remain oa each ALTO
will garrantee to this prosperous indi sidual
70 build two houses within six months for
every one he purchases of me. Wade 10. | am
your bud ~ n n busin sss az not q politically
boom. JOHN DAVIS, 1910 Maryland ave.
lanS6
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-09

Wy MEDIA FAMILY WITHOUT
w chlldren wishes to rent a house, Le-
tween Fourth aud sintn ami Orange and
Poplar street address sll Walnut street.
lanh2t.