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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-29

dearly for the early brinsing-up Of
their young husbands, who, altar the
first glamour OF love hes passed, treat
their wives - they were allowed 70
treat their mothers-cerelessly, disre-
spectfully, with total want OF that
considerate tenderness which IL worth
all the passionate love in the world.
Thus, though they may pass muster
outside - excellent husbands. never
doing anything really bad, and possess-
ing many good and attractive qualities,
yet contrlving somehow to quietly
break the poor Woman's heart or hAf.
den IL into that passive acceptance of
pain which ID more fatal TO married
happiness than even temporary estrange.
|ment.
Anger itself 10 . safer thing than sto-
lid, hopeless indifference.
The best husbands I ever met came
out Of . family where the mother, q
most heroic and self-denying woman,
laid down the absolute law, Girls
arst )" not In any authority, but first
to be thought Of - to protection an d
tenderness.
Consequently, the chivalrous care
which these lads were taught TO show
their own sisters, naturally extend ed
Itself to all women.
They grew up true gentlemen
generous, unexactipg, courteous oil
. ,ech, and kind Of heart,
In them was the protecting strength Of
m Aphood which scorns TO uso its strength
except for protection-the proud homes.
| ~ OF manhood, which infinitely eferl
being lovingly and openly resisted e
being twisted around ones finger, ~
mean men are twisted, and mean
women will always be found ready u
do II; but which, 1 think, all honest
men and brave women not merely
dislike, but utterly despise.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-29

Tho regular weekly meeting of the
Board OF Water Commissioners was
held on Tuesday evening, with Presi'
dent Porter In the chair The petition
of the Public Building Committee OF
City Council, asking that the pipe from
which the public buildings on East
Sixth street are supplied with water,
be connected with the Rodney street
main, was referred 10 Chief Engineer
McIutire.
The request of George Il. Walker,
attorney of William Walker, for Q re.
bate Of water tax, was refused. Chief
Engineer McIntire presented hill OF
$l00.l2 for his expenses To b 'ston, &c
attend the annual meetiDs ut the
American Water Works A ssoci ltion,
and an order was drawn for the
amount. The payroll OF this depart.
ment, amounting to $500 SO, was pre-
sented, and an order drawn for the
amount. The city Treasurer reported
a balance of $50, 452.43 in bank to the
credit Of the com mission.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-29
ElOcufiOn.

John r. Mason Intends to embark in
giving Evolutionary readings, in which
lie will bo assisted by his little daugh-
ter Cora. They have been reading at
quite o number Of entertainments for a
year or more past, and they have great.
" pleased every audience that heard
them.
Mr.. Mason also intends to teach elc.
cution. He assigns impaired health
as the cause for this change from
shop work. He and Cora will
give their fir.t entertainme Ell
In the Union NJ. E. church
on Thursday evening, May 7th, afte.
which his whole time will be devoted te
teaching elocution and giving elocu
tionary entertainments.
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NorICE-sCnOOL ELECTION.

NOTICE-SCHOOL ELECriON.
an election for members Of the Beard Of
Public Education IN Wilmington will b
viii be open ct II o'clock or - minutes
thereafter, and close Ut p. m.
The Inspector Of the precinct In which the
election 10 10 b held In the ward viii hold
MsmbsIst 70 b elected and pisces u voting
First Wsrd-One mennoer Tor two ysars.
polls, No. ss School House. Second near
second Wsrd-Ons member for two years,
polls, FELTON, House, Second and walnut
Third ward-One member sor two years,
polls, Public School House No. 10, Elm and
Fourth Ward-Ons mombsf for two yesrs,
polls, Public School House No. :. fifth and
Fifth Ward-one member for two yeers
and Wollaston streets.
SIKH WAra-One member fW two yeAre
polls. Public School House No. 3, walnut
above Twelfth street,
Seventh Ward-One member for two years
polls. Public school House No. 2, corner o
Eleventh and Washington streets.
Eighth Ward-One member for two yeArs
polls, Public School House No. 9, cor. Sov
enth and Spruce streets.
Ninth Ward-One member for two year,
Tenth Ward-UDe member for two year.
polls. Public Schoal House No. II. Third an
Harrison streets.
l Eleventh Ward-One member for two year,
l polls, Public School House No. 10. oorns
OAK and Harrison streets. -
Secretary Board Of Public Education.
a2210t
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City Auditors Clerk

A caucus OF the Democratic members
of Council was held Monday evening,
for the purpose Of nominating a candi
date for clerk for tbs City Auditor, to
succeed 8 smuel Chambers, whose term
expires May lat.
The candidates were Samuel 8. Adams,
Jr., George Fl. Walker, Armand d
Chaytor Edward j. Mines and John ].
Mullen.
Eight ballots were taken, and the last
one resulted in the choice Of Adams
who will be elected to the position 81
the meeting Of Council on Thursday
night.
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Importance OF Mr.. Randall.

OF course the President, who spoke in
Newark last fall and delivered an in.
augural this spring, cannot get along
without Mr.. Randall. OF course, the
Administration, which contains such
tariff reformers rs Bag ard, Lamar, En-
dicott and Villas are known to be, to
say nothing of the others, trembles IN
It's boots for fear IL will fail unless
Randall shapes It's policy and holds ii
forces in the House of Representati vef
TO a strict maintenance Of the present
tariff. or course, the fate Of the Demo
cratic party hangs upon the man whom
the Republican legislature Of psnnsy
while by the Same kind Of gerIymau !
er and IN the same bill keeping Of leas
four Democrats out of Congress.
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sY REV. SAMUEL oowELI.

10 Saul goes forth In lsttsrsd seal
And sacred badge Of power,
Intent the Bride o. Christ shail feel
How bittof Vas her dover.
From Moab's dusky tents altar,
To Edom's lonely cave,
His name shail nlf the desert air,
His Hebrew banner wave.
On Hermon's lofty waters Of snow
No timid saint shall hide,
Nor In the cedar shades below
One Nasafsne abide;
Alas Ye" little tock," 70 may
To" Jesus on ," look and pray.
And now mid desert wastes Of sand
The fearless horsemen ride,
While phantom lakes On either hand
Their cruel path derids,
When 10 light with sudden dase
fills all the mo lton ssy,
Before who's, fierce, bewiideYing blase
The stricken hcrsenen lie.
And then Voice their souls appaI,
A voice that was Divine,
Why Ieisecute thou Me, ., Saui'"
Their Shepherd forever stand,
Their covert /" in weary land"
Who art thou, Lord 2" 81 If sword
Had pierced his heart, he cried,
Jesus, thy persecuted Lord"
This low. sad voice replied.
Alas How fallen Was the chief
In name, In pride, In power,
His life, how like . withered leaf,
How like broken noWer
But Jesus babe him rise and 90
Beyond these wastes Of shame;
A better path he eoon won chow
And write In he8ven bis name,
Far down In deepest depths Of sin
Tho Grace Of Jesus doth begin.
And now through drifts Of land they lead,
With weary steps and slow,
Tho Ohieftsin in his hour Of need,
With banners dropping low.
They lead beside the neeting wave,
Ard palms that sock the sky;
And where Albans's waters lave
Damascus lifted high.
Hut when the spectral host drew near,
Their desert journey trod.
Their palltd faces tpake Of fear.
Sp.ks OF tho Unknown God"
Jesus had met them On the way,
Jesus had sayed His flock that day.
lie osme in Saan's fearful houy;
The hour Of sore dismay,
And on HIS mighty wings Of p'wer.
Snatched Saul from HIM away.
Now saul, submissive 10 HIS word,
He taught thY0' Grace Divine
That love wH great yer than the sword
That zeal and learning proht naugkt;
Nor Hebrew rites beside,
Unless Gods Love shall nrft be sought
And in the soul abide.
Then will he tharo Gods hoy calm,
Then will he cling the heavenly Palm.
D. Ancient City Of the Past
Amid thy shores Of reen,
Whom nations first. whom nations last
Proclaim as Desert Queen.
How do thy pilgrtme come and 60
As come and go thy years,
But whom old one such sorrow know
Ur penitential tears7
And yet God cent the blinded Jew
That Gentiles he mig hit tell
Ofhim who droppe:h as the dew"
The Lord, the light Of Israel,
The Shepherd King who reigns above,
Who 50 Id in Heaven IL Earth 10 love
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ORDER.
MN r. hEsIsrIE's OFYIcB. ,
0AsTLg County,. DEL. !
4, April 2lst. lRSH l

lynn, mo .. Duplication 9, JOHN
An ,alt 1a as Of Christiara Hun.
asct.d 'GaS ~ deceased, 1t is ordered
ks atc, s " The Register that the en-.
n te.,sms u give notice Of granting Of
t,..sssan upon the estate ~
rhi, bv wv ., with the date OF grant,nn
a viii, ,a9 ag advertiser ents to hs
Letters in s IVY Gays from the date OF
ac.us,v,l ~ TX |, q ths most public n,acss
xai a,ipvv' New Castle, fequirine All
t',,..,tsss as.a ilds against the eststa
stly IN suss sm ne Or abide by an Act n,
lln csus.1 ~ ease made and provided L .
sus I,rI S ,ae SANE to be Inserted wstSiI,
aFatsi mail, "a the DAILY Rgpuetrcau
L. st T6ssn a " the hand and : Ss q;
~lN WHINE, VIII lhs Register aforesaid
sll sisre"sahisa iinsgton, in New C IsstH,
INC gay and year above
,ate oi ~ persons having Claim m. l
No.; ssly 7, stieslsd 10 i must present the
sAs Act oi ii,t day Of April isss On y,
aat'lded VI Assembly in such "a a 30 =. . o.
|lta,, JOHN P. RUTH. au'
w. Wilmington n., Executor
Q21
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Color Blfn0ness.

The locomotive engineers on the
several divisions of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company's railroads
threaten to strike against the enforce
ment Of rule providing for general
examination OF defective vision, color
blindness and imperfect hearing. At
Oneonta, New York, yesterday, seven
engineers, some of them the oldest In
the employ of the company, were dis
missed for refusing to comply with an
examination for color blindness.
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AYERS
Cherry Pectoraf

s rot n new claimant for popular conf
lence, but u medicine which is to-day
saving the lives of the third. generation
Who have come into being since y wa
irst of.ered to the public.
There is not household IN =" .nlt
invaluable remedy has once zen IN
reduced where its Use has ever beer
,bandoned, and there Is not person
Who has ever given it proper tria
Tor any throat or lung diseace suscep
.ible Of cure, who has not been maoA
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
In numberiess instances, cured obstinate
cases OF chronic Bronchitis, LarnygitH
and even acute Pneumonia, and
saved many patients in the earlier stages
I 81 Pulmonary Consumption. 1t Is Q
medicine that only requires to be taken In
small doses, is pleasant to the taste, and Is
needed in every house where there are
children, as there is nothing go good y
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment Of Group and Whooping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, anu snouid De TO
|membered by everybody.
Ayers Cherry Pactoral
PREPARED by
Or, J, @. Aver g. Co.. Lowell, Mase
Sold by all druggists. 49,, :.
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A CAKD.-TO ALL WHO ARE SCF-
N fering from the errors and tnd.soretions
81 youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss
Of manhood, etc., Will serd recipe that
will cure you, free Of charge. This great
remedy was discovered by @ missionary IN
South America. Send @ self addressed cave
lope TO tho KEW. JOSEPH T. INN AN, Sta
ton u New York Citv. mn<.ood-dAw-D
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INsTlTUTE-Prof Kline

~ his Lectures, Investigations, Scientific
treatments and Immense practice, stands
prominently unrivaled and Is acknowledged
authority on Cancer and It's kindred. The
zeal Cancer aEtidotes, are recorded. No
knife, caustics, loss OF blood, or fearful treat
ments required in removing tho largest Of
cancers OF tumors. For particulars eend fof
free Treatise, or call on DR.. Kline, 981 Arch
stroet, Philadelphia, Pa.
Reware Of Initiating frauds everywhere
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ASafeguard.

The fata, rapidly with which Sigh
colds and Coughs frequently deyelol
Dto the grayest maadics of the throa
md lungs, IL q consideration which shout
Gipel cverv prudent person to keep
aaild, Us Il household remedy, a bottle q
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relic
and works SO sure II cure in all affection
# this class. That eminent physician
Prof. +. Swcetzer, of the Maine Medica
school, Brunswick, Me-, says
"s.cdcal science has produced no other ano
lyme expectorant so good as AYERS CHERRI
'EcToRAL. II is Invaluable for diseases of thu
hroat and lungs"
The same opinion is expressed by thu
vellLnown DIR. L. j. Addison, OF Chicago
H., who says:-
Il have never found, in thirty-five years o
ontinuous study ana practice Of medicine. AMI
preparation Of so great value as AYERS CHERRs
BACTERIAL, for treatment Of diseases OF th'
kroat and lunRa. II not only breaks up cold
Id cures severe coughs, but is more effective
han anything else In relieving even the mos
erious bronchial and pulmonary atections''
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0K. J.P, uKiFFITHs, HAVING RI
turned and ioeumed practice, Will b.
{61nd ~ No, SIS M Adison street. Specisltist
reosooloSy ana ali diseasss peculiar 70 w
men. Ale al diseases Of the kidnsya u
sfo1sah NIT
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As We Journey Through Life Let
LIN IiYA NV the WAY.

SEASON OF 1866 harles Kyle, the well
Known Ice Cream manufacturer, Is nowp
pared to furnish Ice Cream Of the VESN
ment or economy OF manufacture suggested
or accomplished by skilled experisT &c that
we have not embodied In producing tie pure,
unad ulterated ice cream.
Polite and accom- modating attendants VIII
be ready and willing to serve you. All or
ders By mail or otherwise, whether In large OF
small quantities. will receive pron pit atten'
tion. Thankful for past favors, respectfully
solicit o share Of your patronage.
Northeast corner Sixth and Orange SITS.
Al0-0
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HOOp INVESTM ENT-THKE HUN
W dret shares In the new series Mechan-
les Loan stock are now for sale. First pay
ment on the second Tuesday In May. Al ply
to ". j. MORROW .Sec'y, All French street.
a2&eol to je1
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4 SES !!
ROSES!'

;si,s s' SssiI9 ssss a r7s.. ~ PERSONS 81
'essESS ~ ss dug ,t M,ta pure mstSsippss:
a''s'' '''s. < W. " asHb5S "!
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NUrlCE Is Hereby UIYEN TnAT
IN tho undersigned intend to apply 70
Hon. William q. Whitley, Associa 70
Jsdge OF the Superior Court 81 tbs State Of
Delaware OF New Castle County, ct his resi-
the eighth day Of May, A. d. 1855, for the
incorporation Of the N cunt Zion Tabernacle,
No. 8, Ancient Grand United Order Of the
Brothers and Sisters Of Moses,
MOSES X. FAUCET,
MARGARET MILLER,
JULIA PA Nm ELL
OHARLES 9REEN,
1SAAO TAYLOR.
A2s-ot
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CTY DIRECTORY NOTlCE-ANY
~ changes In business location or rosi.
dence watch may have occurred since the
canvass began will ~ reported TO the direct }
~ office, No. T.. Sd street, on or before MAJ
4th be duly noted and the proper corrections
male. Persons who think thefr pswes were
mtted during tho canvass will please mott
~ us to that effect. Business men desiring
advertising cpace have few more days II
which TO secure same FER HiS BAOS. a6 0
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FRESHBARGAINS.
DRESs.GOODs,
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS

just received, bought for cash.
Importers forced to realize.
Summer silks as low as 29c., in
Browns; another case, I cash
meres &c., all colors. lot 5000
yards SC. chintz for Sc. l case
figured beige cashmere lOc. soc.
linen towel for soc.
Bargains in pant goods, entire
product ofbroken mill See them.
l0-4 brown shifting, l5c. All
linen crash, &c. Turkey red
table damask, 25c. Bargains in
table linens.
See our bargains in Spring and
Summer underwear; a ladies' bal.
briggan vest, 374c., worth 62c.
Cents 81 shirt for 59c.
Wide awake for good goods at
low prices. Goods freely shown
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Or, THEEl

Or, ThEEl AZ So g. \
ss y
I'D Hydfoeeis .ishes .slss: Sts,etare. eper1s-
have ss and all hope being cured convisss
shs. there z cure ios tsm q iss esesrtns ID. rHkH
sfsr fAars q Al ohsrs) viii Be svse rsgaired Kurop
end Ansriean medical HS1rs A, n 70 n
cod oassreag uasu 10 u.
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Ths place to purchase jevelIy and
silvogWIro u It 6AynArd'a
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r OST-ON FRIDAY, A YELL ~
IL low female rat terrier, with a<SSH
tall trimmed. suitable reward VIII Do
paid by Jester x McDannisl, on h5r return
% No. 4l9 W est Front street. a2S II
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BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE OK
. two gents, second story f-Snt room, fur.
nIshed or unfnrnishei. 4oe East Fourth
street. a2Si
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DOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE.
d Nicely furnish ell seco.d story room.
Apply at 2O4 Yves street. a2s6r
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IOIIUE-I AM PREPARED TO DU
~ all kinds Of hauling, removing Of
safes, furniture and pianos promptly and
satisfactorily. P. J. FORD, Fifth and Rod
ne7 streets. Telephone call 2ls. i2e sm
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DOARDEKS WANTED-SEOONDA AND
ID third story rooms, front or rear, single
Or in suits, furnished or unfurnisaed. Also
table board. 400 West It'll street. a7-2ets
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r OSr-ON THESrEAMER WHINING.
IL ton, a lady's gold watch chain. A suit
able reward VIII BIZ paid on leaving 1t at this
otii %. a2S q
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NYOTICE-NEw STOCK FOR SALEM
~ the Wilmington Loan Association ;hrst
psy ms mt due April rs. GEO. y. M AXIS,
Secretary. a2o-st
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WILLOW WOOD-wILLOW WOOD
w for our use should be cut whom the
sap is fully up in the Spring (trse coming
into lead and BE- thoroughly divssted Of Bark
branch wood, not over or years growth
not over or inches in diameter, and fres
Of heart the smaller the wood 10 ths better.
For such wood We give % 30 per cord deliver.
"a et our Mills on the Brandywine; II del,v.
within few days After 1t 10 cut, 20 the bark
will rot set on II, as It would have to Be-
peeled here. 70, such wood with the bark
on we give So per cord delivered ct tho Mills.
All wood must conform strictly 10 Inc ABOVE
specifications.
E i. DUPONT DE NRMouRs b Co.,
A7'eodow.dAw Wilmington. Del
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MONEY TO LOAN-THE FOLLOW
AVA Ing sums 10 loan on mortgage: u 900,
% 900 s., 0s5OC0, 200 600 81 600 g., 0e0 81
X. townsend, 6l4 market st. a2tf
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NOTiCE-ESrIMAT FURNISHED
IN for digging cellars, rasing houses, lay.
ing drains, hlliag Ice houses, grading. Also
sodding and all Kinds OF hauling at the low.
est price. P. J. FORD. Fifth and Rodney
streets. Telephone call 2l8. i2s-3m
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NyANTED - A SITUATION AS AN
w engineer. Good reference. Address
engineer, this office. I27 3t*
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TEETRAL STABLE EXCLU- a.
" slvely TOR horse boarding pur- 10y
poses. Rates moderate at 4.9 and4M French
street. tao IN OWEN TRAYNOk.
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NEW SEVEN RO0M u .
blErl.,,iS, S Sc cold water, and s 20,
|tis'!T W pa.TERSON, next doS Or :,
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NOR SALE-A LIT OF NEW AND
IL second hand dearberns, suitable for
any kind Of business, At COLES, 1905 Mar
ket street. mhl3u
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! ,cx1-s CROOKED Hou SE
It 7 ", month. Also q number o.
|r INK, Il. T. POOLE, No. . 81 T. :, I'h
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800 CONVENIENT slA ,,
s.ssss , us double, and y y; S!So xsII
I'M II; West street.
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NOR SALETwENrY HEAD OF ~
II Ohio and Kentucky horses, good AH
driven and workers, a. tho sale stables Of
". U. MARTIN, Third and Orange stroets.
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XXyANTED-A uUUD GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housework. Rofert noe required
Apply u 1911 Walnut street. Az SIT
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- NEW eKo0lIMEtIp
sI !ss,I;,1as Il. 2, aB. I KailI Sscs
t.l, ' ss,sS; sIsndyvluo xs,er On %
N ~ III s;Is,tst street. mn-1ll.
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XxYANTED-A9 GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housswork. Apply At l2b Justison st.
a282tt
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,svr-A HOUSE WITH GOOD
s.,. =, Tovnsend, at . per month
s w b b. Mallory, Townsend,
shai''e D." alb dhw.
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E,m1IsrORY DWELLING LIN. i IN.
fa sn'11 :, ' soOd repair. Apply 70 d.
4 n wet itreet.
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7S7-asTORY HOUSE :, 81 =;
!Ii.,a meet. Il rooms, hot water ELL, 10
|SrI, , ,S, 10 l.. W. HlZAR, Ninth
E,tllp streets.
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NOR SALE-A NUMBER OF DESIRA
y BILE building lots, singly or In blocks.
Catalogues. furnished on application 70
aRtdG b WALTEk, 7ls Marfet street.
s2Sl0t
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UTANTED-20o PAIR OF URIUkENS
w weekly. JOSEPH RYLOTT, sue
cessor 70 n. b. Appleton, Third street mar.
ket. m26-tf
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~ ivn s.sabOth beach, Del. Ap-
ss,11xi1Aa BRIGHT, Wilningto,n'
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NOK 1SALE-0kEAT BAk0AINS IN
Sewing MsehinsA . Singers drop leaf
9TH cover and drawers ct oae ] Singer
drop leaf with cover and drawer! a. Ve
a, fp0 Domestic 1t 80; American NJ SO;
i Howe IS |; / New Davis ct -. Taken In sx.
change for New Grown Sewing Machines. l
New Singer drop leaf with cover and draw.
ers at go New Crowns and Nov Homes
naymepts, Open In the evening. SPEAK
MAN 4 aRlNSELL, No. 10 East Seventh
street. hZoim
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-29

NOR sALE-wE HAVE SEVERAL. o
Il room houses for sale st very low hg-
ufe, II sold soon, - the owner wants 70 leave
the city. Also houses in all pArts Of the
city 70: sale cheap. Also several nice build.
We shall be pleased TO have you call and
soc us ut elbx Market street, second door,
ront. ]. %. PCKELS d 20. m3l-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-29

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inquire at 70I Monroe street. a2S.2is
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-29

NOR SALE-LOT 146xe3, SITUATE 3 h.
r cor. sth and franklin streets This lot
is weli located on high ground, and com
mands beautiful vioS Of the city and Della
Vars river HEALD 90. s2S-3t