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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-01

Rare ATTRACTIONS
FOR TIE LADIES At
CHS. RUPpERTrS,
NOS 400 AND s05 TIH SIR EFT NORTHWEST.
The attention of the Ladies is fully called to
my select assortment OF EnIb" old rrC Slippers Ctsh
Ions liable Covers, Tides Whisk Broom Holders Of
different designs
Fancy Worste,: Work and Knitted Goods of every
description: complete outfit for Infants.
Merino ClOahs, ClI.i,irens Lace, Satin and Velvet
Dounets.
Germantown and Zephyr Worsted Knitting Yarn, all
coiors and all kinds of Embroidered materials hand
at the lowest market prices. d13
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!.or3s Notes.

The employees OF the Great Falls Ice CO. This
morning presented SnprrntenG ut - ID. Bartlett
VITA handsome gOd-aeade6 ebony cane.
A Christmas dinner TaS given yesterday 20 a
number OF destitute c0lored children in Tie base
meut of the Lincoln school btsiiaiaE.
The Baltimore Federation OF Labor have an
pointed committee to come to this city L. oppos-
ZION TO the Spanish treaty.
Miss Maggie scott. or No. 1922 9Th street north
west. did not receive TO-DAY. The notice that sue
would receive was unauthorized.
Rev. = Rabt,a, OF Rockville. Nd. has been trans
ferred TO ST. Patrick ) church In Baltimore, Nd.
The @. A. T. posts assembled on ID street. near
9th, ana marched 20 he White iIGuSe. Tie men
Were al handsomely uniformed, and presented
handsome appearance.
CoENETr-CULyER. Mary Louise Culver,
daughter or D:. C. l.. Culver. and Mr. r. II. cor
nett. o. GraySon county. Va. were married At 10
O'Clock this morning, az the Church OF our Father.
Rev. Alexander kent officiating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-01

hVEfsSr sIscE rBE paws OF TwrFp-sayo1
fbsoSs FINAL VICTORY ~ NAMING acossrsSsoxsa
OF Pt'ffAc woRks, AND TIE nAyoRs RETIREMENT
FROM oFFiCE-sA BLISS OBJECTION AnIE REMAEKs.
In the argument before Judge Truax IN New
YORK, wednesday. on the motion 20 vacate the In
junction granted by Judge Beach against the
board of aldermen. Col Geo. A. Bliss, counsel for
Alderman oCoaner, said the charges against the
aldermen were mere rumors by newspapers. which
very papers tn the past had tried 70 establish sthe
nnhtness OF the very judge sitting IN the hearing
ircaA conpeiied COL Bliss 20 withdraw this re-
mark Judge rTuax reserved MS Decision AZ
O'Clock the aldermen unanimously confirmed the
nomination OF Roland NJ. Squire as commissioner Of
pGonc work waich was sent In by Mayor
heiIner Tor corporation counsel was rejected by A
vote OF l5tos. Jesse ". Powers was nominated
aud confirmed as park confnissiOnervce Congress
man-elcct Nlele. who resigned. Mayor F4lson 4
term Of oiiice expired at Midnight. and az / A IN
Alderman kirS was sworn IN as mayor by Judge
Donohue. Kirk said he Intended TO appoint a GEM
uefnan. not politician. as corporation counsel
The nomination OF Mr.Sguire as Inhcrt .. Thornr,-
sons successor, WAS complete surprise, nobody
knowinr who he was. Tie Is a. years OF aee was
bOTn N Springfield. VI. ana Was a SchoOlrafe OF
NaAor Edison az Chester W.. since which time they
n4Ve been friends Squsne began 10 practice law IN
boston. and was Tor several wears a partner Of ex-
toliecior simmons II Tint port. He retired three
years ago ana went 10 New York 20 reside where
ne mas lived IN retirement. Mr. Squire Is not ideu-
Tined With any political organization
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Mas. SELMA RUPERT,

Mas SELMA RUPERT,
COS 9TH STREET. DEPOSITS Patent oAica
Large and complete stock of LADIES' and Chill
DIR N'S MERINO and WOOL UNDERWEAR, SILK
and CASHMERE GLOVES, COTTON, WOOL and
CASHMERE HOSIERY at very low prices.
Beautiful line of HAND-KNIT wORSTED GOODS
such as HOODS, SACQuES. SHIRTS. MITTFNS. LEG
GINS LADIES' SHANLS and FASCTNATORS
Infants and Children's PLUSH BONNETS. WALK
ING SUITS, MER1NO CIUAkS, plain and embrod-
cred in Mother Hubbard and other styles Of superior
elegance. d26
ECRENCH DYEING, SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
j iIfs, Establishment 1906 \. Y ave- Kid Gloves
Feathers. Laces Lace Curtains Crepe seiis and all
KINKS of LafiieS and Gents Garments Dyed Cleaned
aiid finished i'll the most superior Plush
tlosks Velvet ana Party Dresses specially. Ladies'
Dresses done np with ut beiig ripped ANTON & CAR
OL.AE LiECH. formerly with A. fischer d23-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-01

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Rial ESTATE o. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
SIREETS. s BLNL q. Il \IlAkY

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE o. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS. ABOVE BOUNDARY.
BY virtue Of dee1 OF from, John F. Buck-lt,
h,Itz and W.T.. dated March 3 IL. AID recorded 81
IN IAber 900 ioo 500 ii tie land records pf -
District OF COLUMBIA and also 81 decree OF the
Ircnie Of said Dis lct :,ssed September 10 1884
III equity No 9.UlS. subs ttUtng rthur A. BIZ
ney trustee III place Of andrew don sc viii sell
at public aucto1. in tro9t Of the on misc $ tfUn-
DAi. JANUARY THIRD. Ai1. 49,. 1T EALf-PA II
THREE. O'CLOCK J. NJ. all Of ios ~, j. b Haw's
subdivision Of AouAt Pheasant, except ny only The
sout four feet front TIN street road by 100
deIti. Said property troua-e 3G fee. Inches
on tist roud dri t. ct 2t feet inches Sh street
extended, Oh which it TUutS 40 feet inch and
JOKES tie STABLES OF the Metropolitan 4ilway Company
II WI. b. sold i'll thrac lois follows: Eth
srcgt 60 feet inches By IN IN a ptb and two
or St street cach % Jet inches by I2I ces
ne improve IneItS consist o! ubstautI dwell
linz OF about ten rooms the 18th street front.
ems OF sale; ODe-OIvh cash, which s 100 must
pad 1T time of sale each lot and m balance enua!
payments III one tfc alu three years with INTEREST,"
fe.reG payments % secured by deed of
pro e-ty sod Al cyaucne recording at cost
II purchaser II tennis sale complied with
i'll zen days In. rty VIII he r,sod at the cost and
lisa OF the purchaser.
!. A.. BARBER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-01

The n. Y. "WoRLD" or PAYING BAsrs-Among
the larger checks that passed the clearing house IN
New York Yesterday was one for t252. 03a drawn
by Joseph Pull ger On the American National Ex-
change bank, representing the balance Of the prn-
opal and interest on the original purchase OF the
World The original purchase price was $346 900.
The World paid cash dividend Of $154 900 for 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-01

Quotations OF Stocks and Bonds and information re-
g2o:ll- the Markets received through our wires IN
SIAN ~. direct from tie New York Stock Exchange
AL Orders executed and repo ted pro nptiy. ia26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-01
Dcot Building ,r,..oo-
AR1IIJG. 4. j. RNEY, trustees
d2I-1 4JG Lou IsiaTli avenue

WAhrEE B. WILLIAMS ( CO.. AHeti0neeFs,
SALE OF CONDTlINFD STORES ~ MARINE
BiERAtKS, WASHINGTON. d. G.
On WEDNESDAY. JANUARY SEVEN III 1885, at
TEN O'CLOCK NJ, We shcn -ell ut pubic auction a
large quaint of condemned articles. such Cart f,f
Boxes Musaet Sims. .Iayot It Scabbads, swords
Waist Bells knnfsacks, tiayer acks anteens, Old
Iron Brass. TrGmpcts, Drums Crescents and Straps
Old Ho &. swords frogs. etc etc.
Terms cash at time of sale
By order of the Uuariermaser.
dII-d MALILR i. WILLIAMS & co, Aucts
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STEAMERS
ENERaI TRANSATLANTIC c3HpANI

II BETWEEN Nav 1oI.k AND HAvi,F
CoupaESs pig. No 4 North liver. loot o, Morton
street New or
=, aurenJ, d J nas-;iu wejnsstay Jan :. 10 y II
N-uPrltltt. Sd-j-i sd :
- = rI5alt f3aIb. Is etj-.sts... ls. I am
CHgcEs Tayanla on z.--r1. III amounts S't the
I-i-gJs Trans tl1r ii,.U, * t.Ii~- LOUIS OE 5EE-AS
Az Il. No. g. HCyr fill.- Green. New &u.S.
q ". MOSS. - ft1.I4l W. avenue:
= v. BOIELkE - SC-s. - .l-i.I.svi wanna lvenlIn
C3l A-e--tS fCr WASH u--:.,,.. - o.
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LADIES GOODS.
MaE j. p. PaLnsn,
IMPORTER OF FASHION
Till show the coming week
NOVELTIES IN EVENING AND RECEPTION
R1NNrTo
LADIES GOODS.

NOFELIIEo IN EStNINd AND KECEPTIUN
BONNETS
d27 AND HATS JUST RECEIVED.
NINE. Won BRANDS, MODESTO. FORMERLY
IVA with Lord TayleF, New YORK; William Barr
Co.. St Louis, Mo. suits made at the shortest notice
Superior fitting reasonable prices aud satisfaction
guaranteed Evening Dresses, Bridal Trousseaus
speciality.
9gl Pennsylvania avenue lover n WilIiansl d271.n.
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AN ACTRESS BECOMES INSANE.-MiSS May Howard,
an actress who made some reputation in this coua-
IT., and starred with success In England and
Australia, has become insane, and has been placed
:n the Indiana asylum. She started out from Gin
cinnati 20 years ago, when girl OF Is.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27
1 Greenwood to come to Washington 2

Greenwood to come 10 Washington 2
They needed counsel
The elder lady had written the letter,
for her niece was completely overcome
with sorrow, thus read Miss Hamilton g
brief letter.
Yes, 1t was possible, and ip an hour
Lawyer Greenwood's Office was closed
indefinitely, and the fast express bore
him swiftly TO bis destination.
IT was a sad meeting, but his gym
pathy gave support 70 the beresved
women, and his hhoughtful and eff Client
aid relieved them OF the care incident
to the funeral. IL was all over, at last,
and in accordance with his dying
request, the Senator's remains were
laid to rest In Washington ceInetery
Then Lawyer Greenwood accompanied
the ladies to their Northern home, and
afterwards returned TO his business IL
the city.
The settlement of the late Sen ator's
estate WAS placed in his hands, and he
gave IL careful and earnest atten ton.
There was an ample fortune, of which
large legacy Vas left to the Senator's
sister, and the remainder, without
reserve. was bequeathed to his beloved
tniy daughter Grace.
Tl'u-, that at last blunts the poi.
2uaDcy OF sorrow, made the grief of sis
ter ana daughter more endurable; but
year PASSED before the young author
IS, could resume her pen and fnisb the
halt eritten story. -;
When IL WAS done 1t was sent to a
publisher; but with the death of her
father Grace Hsmilfop's am hilton
for literary life had vanished for
ever.
Still there was something for which
to live, aud when 'he days ofmourning
were ended she became the wife of
Lawyer Green wood
Her book was published; sweet,
worDanly story full Of earnest purpose;
story that pointed q useful moral, and
gave All impression Of the purity and
loveljness OF The writer's nature, but IL
was her first and last book.
AS the wife Of Lawyer Greenwood
abe had no ambition to shine, save as
the bright. particular star of her hus.
bands heart and home.
In after years Alfred Greenwood a.
sumed the more weighty dignity and
duties OF judge and Of homes, there
arc no happier tnan his but Aunt Mil
dred often said. that had 1t not been for
her interview with the owner Ct Green.
woods block regarding the rent Of a
suit OF rooms her niece might have lived
10 become an old maid, like herself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

low sAi.s-A CHESTER COUNTY
t'tm on 10 arres. of prime land IN q
late n cultiyation, and good, substAn /.
u,Idlnys Tue fsrtn Ia we'll wAtered
i MAYER lallln. sprinas - acres Of timber,
NJ n mil and shade trees. This fam 10
sst,I'y l1ta,.r ~, miles from Whining.
y nile from tarnpiAe, and 2miies nom
ifled station, III no sou iou snu on
~ and Warrington streets, Wilmington,
i de3i -6andw n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

7R SALE-Tl1 He HAND.

6RSALE-Tl he HAND
some two s tory brick
kelling, No. Il 90 Jefferson
beet, containlng 7 rooms OF,
18th bath, heate r, etc. The
It is So IT. front by OF feet
tep, with a IS loot SIDE en-
[ance. Terms EASY. Apply
| NJ. T. POO LIE, No. 9
last Seventh ST. eet. f24.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

ovsAIE-LIVLRYA AND BOARDING
',.hia. in Wilmins ton Del. A good
,n'"nt fnr A i've MAJ The undersign-
| es.~si 10 tltcon,irlue the livery bust
h.s m nti.r hls entire ftock Of horses,
I W., a,c Al private sale This Is \
e Opportunity seldom on 'ena sv' psr,"n
sec1ie so,d business shnu ~. .,.e easynA
,asrsand has always done good trade.
~ nre,snt IN ther are eight perma-
w, ,nn,rd,ng borses. Possession given on
w. Ss,h Aopty or ddi css T. 7. STROUD.
~, .t,e.t hetidetce No. Ga West ttn
ne.1lt
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Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 Baltimore RiiIrid
FEBRUARY lst. 1855.


FEBRUARY LIST, 1885.
Trains leave Wilmington rs follows.
ror Phiildoiphis sad intermediate sta
iong 8 d, 100, lose a. N. ESQ, 400 1909
c. H..
Philadeiphia, te1pteas,,a 246, A4o.e.3O,7 so.
Is, 900, .06, ,lhb .. A.; IL Al l2.46,
l.b4, 6.22, 5.66, $50, 90 .. IT,
New Orb, =. 90 . 10, so, 90 S. .ob,
I.t6 9. NJ sl2.A. l.b&, 2ae 400, Sc, sos, $50,
6.45, $40 Pm
ForTe5 chester, oia LapoziI. $40 and
s.15 a. nj. 2.9p nd A.CUp. IN
baltimore and intermediate, stations, 10. 90
8. N. 500, lL47 2. u.
baltimore anc BAY Line, 100 o. r
Baltimore ard Washington, 1.za, AL, s.o4,
looe, 1853 am; 90, l.lt,4.ts,f.oo p: m.
Trains for Delaware Division loave.for
SIS p. m.
Harrington, Dcims., and way stAticro, s.36
o NJ, and Il 60 r. ~.
Harrington and way stations, o.25 p. m.
Express for sSesford. 8. sc ,. II,
Express for Dover and DciInsr, Ills y. In.
very ut3
SUNDAY TElES
Philadelphia aae in.srn e<'is's stations.
t.10 .. ID. 12.0I 10. G.Dj, T.Sc, q.h5p
Philadelph's AUD Noal 1rk, 400 2.45 $40 a
u. 5.22, 6.&6 p. IL.
For Wost Uhestec, III. ts-nciiu, $40 a. m,
snd $50 p. N.
10. oe y. III. Pa,t'.1-nte, li.E p N
For furtbof Information assengers are re-
ferrod u .oe tiink~. .Dlsa posted At the eta
tIcna.
rrp,nb c3rkoa tsj 40 limited express
a2on which exJra fsre 'sch siGea.
CdAELES M. pEI;aH. 3 u. WOOD,
tf,,crsl risntSet ir..3n7s. Passenger Agt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

No1ioh'-
Cry AUDIToR's CBFIoB,
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET. IND FLOOR,
W1LMIsGros, eo. 3, 1885.

No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET. IND FLOOR
W1LMIsGros, eo. 3, 1885.
10 Whom II May Concern:
Your attention Is respectfully cniled to
Section 70 Of Guy Charter, Ordinance SOok.
page 81. which says: "lf the amount of bill
Tor lions in auditJr's Office 90 not pPtd with
In 80 days after such presentation thereof, It
shall be the duty of the mayor OF said city 70
Issue warrant directed to the said city au-
dltor, commanding him to levy The same
with all costs thereon, upon the grounds OF
buildings OF such owner fronting upon such
streets as Aforesaid, which said grounds Of
tuildings, or any part thereof, shall be = ID
by the said aity auditor at public auction,
upon ten tlO) days dotice In two new spapers
published In said city"
You will perceive ny the above that the
time allowed By law sfore proceeding can be
taken has passed, and the financial wants OF.
the city render 1t absolutely necessary tnst
all outstanding otis he promptly co llected
II said tilt remains unpaid after period
Of ten days from date o. this notice, procaed
inRs will be instituted for the collection OF
the 50 me, IN when oase interest will DE add
od. J. FRANK BALL
l3-u city Auditpr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27
AYUTICE 40 WATER RENTERS.
~ lFrIcE NAT.R DEPARTMENT
WtlMtUpf.. n tl-l g,,a lsSA


The hi,ls tor the year 1855 nie now ready
and payable At The registrars Cliice, =. W
cor. 9th and King strcetS.
ru all tiila remairiLY uupaid after the Jls,
day of January, losy, i've pee ceEi. WIN he
added " paid 'uriup the month of February
and ten per cent. VIII 10 added ifppta Dur
Ing the mon n 81 March. After the SYST upy
OF March, 1895 Il. ie,rulos mag 10 with.
drawn and suit Instituted tor tho 70 'Uvcry q
the amount due.Jttiee foars. pa. N. TIA " .
csl e0d-5m j. :. BOND. key istrar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

, * SALt-AT "A BARGAIN, TWO
rev brick hpuses opposite kiverview
b terry neat hi'areiphia rlke oI1
pms. bah AMI sumner kltshens, acre
p.ni with eact, large stable with one.
tod ncatlon. only part OF cash neoied
las /. SAI.FNER, 30. z Wet Ten b
"a j3l.u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

NOR SALE or Rem 1.-THE LARGE
brick bu idirg nj c1G. Of Fifth aud val.
streets, The reoond, third ana fourth
br. will be re TOD low. They afe 3xs3
y suitable for manG featuring or society
)n. APPS 70 +. IL NNlNGlON. NO. b
y, iigh:h street, fs-l0t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

RENr-TOGETHERb R
in tso par,,, }. atrcs Of ground with 3
b,ts, sors sno;i and . able, near WHINING.
"a the nd;a sest Apply TO Eli
kaplS tenirev'lle, Dol, or TO q. h
)WtStNp 1l+ Mari ct street. Tu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

sJh >hI.i Tn N Eli HOUSE: IN
ilpn ave~ue ne tight looms ard
b va iroa, ard AIDS nay windows ana
)tIutus han baths, with irolt bay
Sdlss. AMY 10 tIlHAfIiIOHN3ON,
IL s,suue near kpdney -treet. fl5-6t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

best prio"a LAX d .d y 10 Pty M
e ano secS@d ZEN. .bs al kinda OF stove, Y b,
soOds iG ~ v. xi M clothins, asd fa u,
"''' ]'a " Fsa,: si, low
Np - = = - ihn7
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

NR SAiL-A TWO SiU&Y BalCK
to1ie, 80 - hrttnuL STREET. Lot
/. fset. III tar repai- ~ill be soi b
caeap sud On Ca terms tosHes.icn
fta .tA. Aru'y d hElskY G.. 1nN
!, At. tp' kin1 .tre.t i25.3I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

Z SALE-CALAP. AND ON VERY
easy co-d upts, the ~ Use sO2 Union
~ 'hi! go ca'n needed. LprD to
Y ti' l. 81 En-, soc & I'm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

RAaNA sorKS WEAR WILL If.
Third stras, " F1tsIs BIOS, NO. 10 u.
fT-3m,sat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

MiIIt. -NHh So. Ga Lf
nhthIns.y Az iils ran n;n az
49, sSk ,lpin Ave. AMI DpiUn stsssi
,,ov, o .la'ans Mtkinnay, rni arc
~ pelLfSi ~ furnish xipdIiug WOO. OF ne
~, ~ quaiii! ahd N. shoIte5' Lvtt,N. Youi
81 ssna - eolsoited.Sci.a orisrs by S.se ns
U,5 syeuno -ri Cni.n sss1et. WJn.tSss,s
9. MIA AVS a tsIstl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

~ SA!.t--rH. GROCERY FIX
uts' IL store NJ 40 King street
s1'"T' lo-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

lUK >ALL-ASiA h rOMeD HOUSE
and .tlh.s, witt Dnn a.r" Of gr unl.
Ie IN mass PlNNI,tfrUS' 20 s
p ste ieb9l ut
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

DKShLEHRAt MA rLA STORE
l, ~. ~ NaH'soL s'fee'. apply on the
.2j.6s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

Noh RENr-h TWO AND HALF STORY
4 brick house on 9Th avenue, 18th ward.
between brown and uoalmsn streets. with
staeiing for four horses. Also NJ acres Of
ground. part In fruit. Apply at This offioe.
iRnT-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

NOR RENT CHEAP-A OARPENTER
II shop, stable AMI carriage shop In good
ocation Apply to NJ. I. POOLE, No. L.
It'll street. fi3 6tood
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27
From the In iianapoiis lines
An Interesting Letter

FROM MIR. HARRY W. 0LMSTEAD,
IROOfREAD DER OF TIE s.'rl VI ES.''
The following letter Is encouraging and
worthy OF careful, perusal, coming, as 1t does
rom 81 reliable a source, unsolicited II con.
tains tacts Of great value:
IHpI.NAPoLIs, Ind, Got. IL. 1884,
DR.. DAVID KENNEDY:
DEAR SIR: FOR On years have heen a
sufferer from dissasa OF the kidneys, ~ tInes
50 much sO MS TO IN Ike life a uurdeI. During
this time several Of the bet physicians in
lndi TIA have treated mo with litt CT No
slccees until hq d almost deal aired Of re
lief. then tiled tegeral advertised rene.
dies, bu. notEInk produ cd tho desied re-
suit until fIioub bo nad be0u relieved IN
iuced me TO give DIX l'AN II kENNhul'S
fANORlrE RtME ELY trial l dlf 30.
AMER taking one b tile began TO experience
relief took another and WAS charmed with
the result. In all, ave taken four Ottles
and can truly saw feel like q Lew man l
am conndent am ent,reiJ cured, as II has
been savcial months s!rce | took .he list
medicine, and /" ore II no inc ication OF The
return OF the ciseAse. l hsvs recomn ended
your reDedy'. several suffering friends who
nave aiSo Leen relieved write this TO re-
Etntn my sincere thanks To you Tor tho cure
which has been effected in my Gaze, and also
desire TO say that think suffering humanity
1--WE you y dctt OF Rrsutudr foo your wonder
| iui stiertific discovery / sh Ill do All that
~ Inc lies to let all sufferers know whsro
'hey may Nud relic. ana thereby In some
| measure remu aerate you for The good you
have done me
Wishing you 'on9 life ~ d prosperity. ana
thansibg you { yrolonyin. IN lite, / am r,
Iyouir, HiEhY ". Ms - u,
Prnonoaarr Inc ian lpo,is Times.
For sale by Z. James Beit, Ska, ani Mar
ktt ana N, Is Ha oforth second and Mar 81.
e-n-d-dhvly
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ENOk kENr-HOUSE N. W. CORNER
= of Third and Poplar streets, containing
ten rooms. Apply 20 q. J. COUDON. No.
81 West Seventh street. lsn20.f
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

ENOk RENT-A LARGE 4-STORY
T. brick building; has been used as q
EVANS PENNINGTON, No 4 Elxhtn
street. fis lot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

~. Scorer I, I. = HRhAT NtEy, 49,.
1f I've dIfoases' ny ny aondor OF the al y ~
!" 10 ~ roa nn Its stopned 1 nes,
DA ''''et Psiindel,.ttr,sse - =
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

ENUk KENT-SEvERAL STALLS FOR
l. horses. Also part Of factory, suitable
or light business, Rt md ami Poplar. Apply
J. II. SHAMELESS. nT-eod II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

4 bi,, ~" : ph HORSES AZ ST,
r@n, 49, u stftti i"tSeen llth aud
/ WI '''''e u and good clrringe
ll&lml
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

pN SAik-CHHtp TWIN tunn
|, sns '.s ~ ,ls n"ltiy new. Apply at
-Aapr"n ~ Gets rs Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

NOR RENT-THE NATIONAL HOTEL
II with license, Containing 90 roomR. Pos
session Mtrch 70. Apply ut 2lo King street.
febl6-2wcodf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

y" sAIt-la NJ kARBhR CHAIRS
tol - Z Appl U J J HUnNER,
r'A aud street,. f6.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

DUB; 10 SALE--Wl ILL BE- SOLD AT
Public Sale, at the factory, orange
street near Eighth, on
SATURDAY, FEB. 2s, 1855,
at IL O'Clock, u. ~,
Our entire property and effects consisting
Porta bio pipe organs, machinery. trolls, FIX
lures. Otto II. r. Gas engine, shafting
etc., etc. Terms cash. Diamond State
Organ 90 f107t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

DUB ~ SALE OF STOCK-wILL BIZ
L 70 al pubic ale 1T the residence OF
"n. Goodles, near Booths Corner, Leila
waIc ou ty. P... oa
fAI3AY. MARCH Q, 1885,
Mt o'clock, p. M,
40 head Of fresh COWS, springers, fat 6S1HR
cows, feeders and stock bulls. direct f1<K
from Cumberland County, Pa. . and
months credit COOLEY BALDWIN.
h. ~. sharpless, Auct. f26-w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

rulaiD,ar AZ AZ, ENERGETIC AND
'irlde q , G1n man. u solicit out
ehct no, rsa n'reh 'atioh liberal. and ey.
4"'''' y fpP'y at s07 Market
l.3.3L.end
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

6NOR RENT-HOUsE NO. s27 ADAMS
z street, v rooms and bash. All modern
improvements. bay windows and large yard.
apply TO HENRYC. CONRAD, COS y ing
street. fo.3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

bniiIer . II ENTER OK
satlirl snetr :" p,.ha two houses, and
address = , ''a "a. payment. + or particu
ONne y THIS office. f23.l2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-27

ENOk RENT-3 STORY DWELLING 100
II West sixth street /; eleven roome, In.
clu ding bath In good repair. Apply TO II.
u. BYE, 2o1 Yves: strest ~ II