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Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

EOk sALE-b1 wESTsIxrH STREET,
z Three story brick, nine rooms. bath ali
oonveniences- A good home. lilo Conrad
street, Two-story brick, four rooms. viii
be sold cheap. l1ob West Rront street. Three
story brick, ten rooms and bath, all convent
ences, good location. t7 East Eighth street
Terms easy. 1919 West street. Two story
brick, six rooms and bath, all convenience.
I06 West Tenth street. Three-story new
house, oil conveDiences. Examine It. 10ll
and bath. A desirable property. 21e Mon
roe street. Two-aHd- a-baifsto-y, SIX rooms
Good condition and destrably located. %,
Monroe street. Three. story, ten room . oood
condition and desirably located. bl3 Poplar
oisss location and desirable property.
Also good corner property with licensed
bar In good locality. Other property, both
houses and lots. A SIX for Iiste
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
ROaSt0d Alive.

CINCINNATI, o.. Dot. 10.-Thil
morning between 2 and 8 o'cloch
August Beckef's residence and tailor
ing establishment Ut No. 81 Moore
street was discovered to be ON fire
Fifteen minutes were wasted In an ut
tempt to turn in an alarm, and by the
time of the arrival Of the department,
the place was thoroughly cleaned out
In searching among the ruins two dead
bodies were found. They were those Of
Margaret Link, sged 60, and her dsugh
ter, aged IS They occupied rooms on
the third floor, and had evidently
arisen, but had been unable to fore.
their way out through the smoke and
flames.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
PERSIA's SEVEN CLIMATES.

"Before l left the United States"
writes traveller, some people said
to me that Persia was very hot and
unhealthy place. 1 pointed with a
triumph to statement of one of our
ministers, published in the Century,
to t effect that the climate was de-
lightful, and stole upon your senses
gradually, like the zephyr, laden with
the fragrance of myriads of flowers, or
words to. that effect. Alas, l have
been sadly disabused. There is a
Persian proverb as old as the hills
which hath in that "Iran hafce ktun
dared" Ii. e., "Persia has seven eli
mates" and as most proverbs. it is
true. Thus, while along the shores
of the Caspian hundreds and hundreds
of miles in length, the climate Is
moist, fever laden oppressive in sum-
mer, up in the mountains in the
Mazanderan district in the north 1t is
quite raw. In the central portion, up
in the plateau four thousand feet
above the sea level, from Teheran into
Isphan and way beyond, the climate
on the whole is mild and moderate,
with the exception of the late summer
and early fall, when dysentery, inter-
mittent fever and cholera prevails.
In the south, in Faristan, Arabistan,
and Luristan, and in still higher de-
gree alongthe Persian gulf, Busheer,
and Mohammerah included, the heat
is extreme. and it is said toat there
are places there which come right
after that other place that must not be
mentioned to ears polite, in point OF
torrid comfort. In Bender Abbas, fol-
instance, the inhabitants amuse them
selves during the heated term by lying
still, in the ARREST of costumes, in the
cellar, while one servant continually
pours water on them and another one
acts as mobile perpctuum in keeping
the ian going"
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
At the Opera House

This evening the Temple Theatre
Company, of Philadelphia, will appear
ct the Opera House and present "The
Little Tycoon" the only successful
American opera ever written. 1t will
be presented with the magnificent Co.'S
tunes and all the beautiful and realis-
tic scenery and effects which character
lied its unequaled success at every
place where iJ has been produced. The
story of the opera is as follows:
Some young people just out OF school
have been over to Europe, and are COM
ing home on the steamer, accompanied
by an old Knickerbccker gentleman OF
New York and chsperope who fall In
love with cash other and mako q good
zeal of fun. The old gentleman's
daughter falls in love with one of the
young men ON board, but q silly young
English lord has been provided for her
by the stern parent, and the problem Is
to get rid of the Englishman, who is as
dumb as an oyster.
The second act opens in the old gentle
mans villa at Newporr,a most beautiful
piece of stage work. The young people,
with their companions, finally, as q
ruse, dress up as o Japanese embassy,
the daughters lover peraonattng the
Royal Tycoon. The old gentleman is
struck by the attrsctiveness Of His
Royal Highness as husband, and sud
denly gives bis daughter 70 him, when
the disguise is thrown of, and every
body is made happy.
The opera will be presented again to-
morrow night, and the indications are
that the house will be crowded on both
occasions.
Next Saturday night Pat Rooney
will appear in his new play entitled
"Pat's wardrobe" AS he and his
company are we'll known and general
favorites In this city, there Is no doubt
about their being greeted with large
audiences.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings
next Carleton's Opera Company will
appear In the comic opera "Nanon; OF
the Hostess of the Golden Lamb. -
This company as Is well known enjoys
reputation second to none, and the
announcement that they are to appear
in this city will be hailed with delight
by all lovers OF light opera.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 10.-The Rus
sian steamer Alexander III, which ar
rived here yesterday from the Arctic,
brings news of the seizure and confisca
ton If the American schooner Henri
eta and hsr cargo by the steam cruiser
Carrotte. Particulars Of the seizure are
meagre, but are to the effect that the
Russian commander claimed that the
Henrietta bad acted contrary to the
Russian laws by trading in Russian
ports. The commander further claims
that these facts can be substantiated by
the Henrietta. The cargo 10 valued q,
$4,000. The Henrietta was placed In
charge Of the prize crew and sent Il
Petropsulovski.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

AIOAICE-i,J I'm r. HUGhr.S. TuE
~ tenant OF the house situated at tho
northwest corner Of Jefferson and Chris
tiana street, known as the Jefte-son House,
In the Bird ward OF the city OF Wilmington,
county of New Castle and state OF Delaware,
In compliance with the requir sments Of the
acts OF the General Assembly. In such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
hat shall apply In writing " the Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Do
livery OF the State OF Delaware, In and for
lew CASTLE County. on Monday, the 18th
lay OF NOV. A. d., 1885, being the next term
81 said COURT, for q license for raid house, az
IN inn or tavern for the sale therein OF in
ox1catfng liquors in less qua titles than
Zone quart, to be drunk on the premises, and
the following named respectable citizens OF
he said ward recommend the said applica-
ton:
Jaues M Grimm James Grant
James A Zeigler Patrick Nonsghau
Jacob W Hill James Monaghan
q Duffy Potter M cOIeekey
John ] Kennedy Patrick III, Ion
" Kenney ii W Lynch
James H Eulor l. Ii Leary
John Crogan J o Wigslesworrh
Henry Witsil John Featherston
Jos II Featherston J g Seidel
Joseph Zimmerman Jeremiah Featherston
WIN II Blake Thomas F.tzsimons
Michael New ell La lei Maier
L ] Rfgney Hugh Nice inIey
o1l-3r JOHN p. HUGHES.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
HEALD e. CO.,
Seventh and Market streets.

EfOR SALE-THE PLAINS, $50 ACRES,
~ divided in 2 farms; buildings cost $780,.
or fruit raising, Prioe $4,000, with stock
and crops; all stock Of best quality; on liber-
oil terms. Everything is in the best condI.
tion, firm soil and will improve. No. 2. 4
nice little farms of6C. IL. 10 and acres, near
$500 Also farms adjoining Frederick town
on Sassaffas river. divided by public road;
nice homes and In good order; one contains
$50 acres the other 1876 acres. will soil the
two for 900, or sept rately for Gil, 900, and
y, 900 Tho larger one produced this year
~ Blu. Of wheat 70 an acre on % acres and
there are so bushels Of corn to the acre on 70
acres; there Ia $4,000 worth Of fine che'tnut on
the property; nice buildings and fencing,
beautiful homes and best Of society. Terms
Middletown, dol. s2o-eod.lm
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
Cnmbria,s Postma.ter Arre,ted.

JoHNsTowN, Oct. 10.-Michael Swee-
ney, postmaster at Cambria, WAS ar
rested yesterday, taken before Charles
Dick, United States Commi ssiop or, and
held in bail for hearing on October
10Th on q charge Of unlawfully detain.
ing six registered letters, of which one
was addressed to M. Rassett, 1877 Stan
ton street, New York City. The infor-
nation was made by Postoffice Inspec-
tor Charles r. Darby.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
A British Steamer on Fire

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 10.-While men
were loading cotton in the forward hold
of the British steamer Lancaster yester
day afternoon flames suddenly burst
from the hold, and the men were forced
to leave their tools behind them In their
flight for life. The steamer had 6400
bales of cotton aboard, and the entire
lre department of the city and tug
were engaged for several hours pun ping
water into her. No estimate of the
damage can be made as yet. The vesse /
WAS loading for Liverpool.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
.Rough ON Dirt

Ask for Rough on Dirt; a perfect
washing powder found at lastf A harm
less, eAra fine A 1 article, pure and
clean, sweetens, freshens, bleaches and
whitens without slightest injury to
finest fabric, UneQualed for fine linens
and lsces, general household, kitchen
and laundry use. softens water, saves
labor and soap. 3d., loo %, at Drug
gists OF GIooefs.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
Hay Fever Sufferers.

The number of people annually affiict-
I'd with this most annoying malady
aeems to be greatly on the increase. n
The editor Of this journal is an
annual Victim, and, with q view TO
discover q specific cure, has tried
numerous remedies. OF these Ely 3
Cream Balm Is by all odds the quickes
and most satisfactory, two applications
greatly allaying the usual symptoms In
the nose and eyes. We would recon-
mend Its use by all subject to hay fever,
and we gladly bear unsolicited test.
mony to its efficacy In our own case
Med Ia, Pa, Record.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
N1oTICE-,. HAIRY KIrNIr ru

NOTICE-i, HAIRY KIENLE, THE
IN tenant of the house situated at No.
LOG East Third street. in the Second
ward Of the city Of Wilmington, county
Of New Csstle and State Of Delaware,
In compliance with the requirements Of the
acts Of the Genera Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing TO the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and jail De-
livery of the State Of Delaware. In and for
New CASTLE County, on MONDAY, the 10Th
day Of Nov. A. ID. 1885, being the next term
Of said court, for a license for said house as
an inn or tavern, for the sale therein of in
toxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens of said
ward recommend the said application, viz
K II Taylor T b Brfson
Geo b Metzner John r Bush
Frank F MoCloskey Edward Nelchofr
Leslie Smith Joseph A Baumanu
Thomas Alexander Fred l. Mitchell
Joseph I Goodwin Peter Gr1ss
James w Pore jacob AntrtIIer
q Hfrzel Charles Heirel
Andrsw Grotz Harry Feldmeir
Anorew Reuter- Carlisle
u b Merritt John q Bfisor
Casper Conrad john o. ARA
James Orumiish Nichols Jeuuey
Alexander Oman oers james o awfOrd
n9 ~ HARRY KIENLE.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
Deserving Of Confidence.

There ia no article which 80 richly
deserves tho eLiire confidence of the
community as Browns BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs Those suffering from Asth.
ma,ic and Bronchial diseases, Coughs
and Colds. should try them. Price
% cts,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
The Funeral OF william G. Gibbons.

The Funeral OF william G. Gibbons.
The funeral of the late William T..
Gibbons, president of Pussy b Jones
Company, which took place las. Satur-
day afternoon from his residence, No.
805 West street, was largely attended.
The remains were attired In . black
robe and encased in q plain walnut
cssket, with oxidized N mounting at
the head OF which was wreath
OF laurel leaves. while on the
lid Of the oasket there was o silver
plate with the inscription: civilian
G. Gibbons, died 10th mo. 9th, 1885,"
A large number of persons fled through
the house aud past the casket, among
them being the employees Of the Pussy
g. Jones Company, who attended the
funeral In q body.
The services at the house were con.
Quoted by the Rev. Or. Wilson, and
when he closed the casket contain ing
the remains WAS carried to the hearse
by eight of the employees, rs follows
Harry r. Walker, David T. Mhtchell,
James Crosby, John Callahan, John
Fl. Powers, George Huston, Francis
Carpenter, Benjamin T. Strickler.
The pail bearers were William T.
Porter, George W. Bush, Il. T. Warner,
Harlan Cause, job III. jackson, John
Bringhurst, Preston Lss, Benjamin
Nields.
There was large number of persons
waiting at the Cemetery when the
funeral arrived, but contrary to the ex'
pectations of many there were no ser
vices at the grave. The casket waf
lowered in the grave, which wa
bricked to the top, and after those pres
emit he'd spent few minutes In silence
they took last look ut the casket in ltd
ark narrow confines and then slowly
moved away. The bricklayers ther
commenced to build the foundations
for the head and foot stones, which
were constructed to within six inches
of the surface of the ground.
The Pussy s. Jones Company have re
ceived letters of coincidence from al
parts of the country since Mr.. Gibbons
death, many of which authorized tht
receiver to procure appropriate fora
designs, regardless Of expense, buI
owing to the known simplicity of Mr.
Gibbons taste, these orders were no
carried out.
At the close Of the service In the Uni
tartan Church yesterday morning DIR
Wilson paid o warm tribute of respect
to the memory of Mr.. Gibbons.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
Attractions at tho Academy. of Music.
Next Wednesday and IT ursdsy nights

Che MCCAuIIOp6fa OOIupkny VIII up
comic OF era "Falxa," the first nishs,
and 1.-THE Black Husssr" on Thursday
evening The excellence of this com.
pauy IL 20 well known in this city that
II peens ro commeDdatiop, and beth
the Operas announced have met with
tae niost uusounded rucceas wherever
they have been produced, They will
be- presented with gorgeous costumes
and magnificent scenery.
On Friday evening tho celebrated
young Irish Comedian, w. j. Seaman,
will appear 10 his great Irish comedy
and love story entitled "Shane.Na-
Lawn" In which he will sing "Peek 81
Boo" and q number OF other favorite
songs.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
Tom p1oore,s Harp.

Mr.. Augustus Pitou,. the manager for
Mr.. W. j. Seaman. who will appear at
the Academy of Music next Friday
night, has obtained permission from
George W. Childs, Of Philadelphia, to
photog raph the harp used by the poet,
Thomas Moore. Mr.Ohilds has reiused
many publishers of illustrated publica-
tions who have applied to him fer this
privilege, and he ct first refused Mr..
Pitou, but after much solicitation Mr..
Ohilds sent the enterprisipg manager .
message say ing that he admires en- ter
prise, and 10 always ready TO help 1t,
and giving permission to photograph
the harp. The first proof Of the picture
was received q few days since.
1.-THE harp" said Mr., Pitou. sis
twenty -one inches high, and Is what 10
known as the knee Instrument. There
are only few OF the strings remaining,
but ct the base is small bundle OF
them tied there by the poet with faded
green ribbon. In the days Of his great
est triumph, % poet and singer, 1t went
with him to all the homes where he
was 90 heartily welcomed. A broad
band of green silk is fastened to the
back, and was used to put over The
poets shoulders while he played. The
Instrument Is dark green, and about
the edges is piece Of gold inlaid work
representing the shamrock. After OBJ
tanning Mr.. Childs' permission took
the harp TO r Gutekunst and had two
sizes Of the photographs made.
The larger v Ill be distributed by Mr..
Scanlon to clubs and societies, while
the smaller size will be given away %
q souvenir Of the play 'Shane-na Lawn.
1t was expressly stated by the owner OF
the harp tDst no copies Of the photo.
graph were to I've sold, and 1t will be
copyrighted. Mr.. Childs has also In
his possessi ion Moore's family bible
with the entry Of the birth and death
Of his children engrossed on tho family
record by his own hand. Thee arti.
Giles all came to him by bequest some
| years ago."
On the top of the instrument is .
| brass plate, on which Is inscribed: fF
Exan, 30 Dawson Street, Dublin, harp
maker, by special appointment, to Hi
Msjesty George w.. and to the roys
family" In the upper left hand cor
ner are the arms of George Nv.
Mr.. Scsnlan, in speaking Of the harp
Irishmen, % we'll rs all admirers of tn,
post Moore, TO have q picture Of bill
own instrument, and it 10 to this enc
that we have worked 90 hard to Civ
those who come to see our Irish pla!
someth ir q to remind them Of Ireland
| greatest poet"
A large and handsome photograph o
the harp will be presented BY Mr.
Seaman to any Irish society, to b.
hung In Its lodge-room, whose officer
shall make application for the same IL
writing to Manager Askin ct tn
Academy of Music.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

Quick, complete cure, all annoying
Kinney. Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
81. AT Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
Enough on Bile" Piiis.

Small eranules, small dose, big re-
suits, pleasant 10 operation, don't dis
turb the stomach. 26c.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

HANTED-A FIRST. GLASS BUSH
\ Gilman. Also first. cla's pantaloon
IN. None ether need apply. Boston
TP:ice Clothing House, No. 2l8 Market
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

rANTED-LADIES TO GALL AT AIT
East 9Th street, and learn the Amert.
|iady tailor system. Drafting, cutting,
Ing and fitting thoroughly taught.
Eees, wraps. sleeves, etc.,, cut and Dasted
s2l-1m*
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
rOw HEMr.

4 RY,NT--LARaE KOOMs In I'd
sd Sd stories (over Baltimore q ONO
4 express and telegraph once, 4le
1 street. Suitable for almost any
4. They will be couneefed ana
4 IL desired. u. +. JOHNSoN, i@s
1 styeet. sept20tf.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

NyOIlOE-I, MANI A.OHEEDEN, IHE
IN owner OF the house sftua,en in SchuoI
district No. 20, MIL Greek Hundred, 10 the
county of New Castle ana Seate Of leila.
ware, Ia compliance with the requirements
II the aols Of the General Assembly
in such case made and provided.
do hereby give notice that l shall
apply in writing to the Court OF General
Sessions of the Peace and fail Delivery of
the State OF Della are, in and for Rev Castle
Coenty on Monday the 18th day of Nov A. 10.
1885, being the next term Of said Court for a
license for said house rs an inn or tavern
for the sale therein Of Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens Of said scheoI
district recon- mend the said application. to
wit:
Cornelius Creeden his
Jerry Dinneen Franhsd McKevn
Daniel Creeden marx
Elmer T. Collins Witness ID Creeden
Lea Pussy Jno Lynch
Dennis Dir neen his
Pratt Baldwin Mi:h ielk CAsey
Daniel Lucy mark
Pat'K O'Cenneil Wit. Daniel Crcedeu
Joseph r Day his
Dennis LenoTd J0hrk Moyuahan
Peter MoTtagh mark
j no Hyde Wit. Daniel Ureadan
oS-3t MARY uRFspEN
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

TOR SALE, AT A BAR
L gain, from now until
MARCH 25th, the three
story brick dwelling, 1903
VanBuren street. Will sell
to suit the purchaser. Will
take a $4,000 mortgage on
property for S years at $ per
cent. Apply at the REPUB-
LIcAN office. jy24-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

X ANTED-A MAN AND WIFE USED
to country won, Must be without
dren. Color no objection. Address or
n, L. OOhELrREE, 400 Delaware avi-
o9-3t
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

fANTE.-LEAkNERS FOR PRO-
fessor Ohristner's celebrated French
! system Of ladies, gents and Chfldren's
and garment cutting; with any .inoh
land tape measure alone. as All Erencn
Srisntiiic tailors cut. No. I'll. Market
4. Office hours, 2 to J y. m. slS-eod.lms
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

EsOK SALE OK ExOHAN9E-A MUM
Il Der Of desirable houses, with all the
modern improvements. Little cash required,
or building lots will be taken in part or whole
payment, Balances may remain on mort
gage for years. Also building sitos all
parts Of the city for residences; also manu-
facturins sites, especially adapted for mo-
roooo business. with An cyer-howins streen
from tho b. q. r. Raiiroad. Oity tAx one
eighth the regular rates. This property Will
be sold by the acre or In smaller lots, at
terms TO suit purchasers. ALSO houses TO
rent cheap. THOS. ID. OGLE,
70a French street.
Or P,J. FORD, Sth and Rodney. szl-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

UANTED-lt0 ROUND-Hocp SEc-
ond-t and barrels. Cash paid on do
nv for any lot. sP1CEk b ALLEN
and King streets. OWL
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

GIRL FOR HOUs E.
n work to 20 to hsbnry park. Also,
IA TO 10 10 Newark and Greenville. APP
a. 800 Orange street. o9'2t'
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

4 RENT-THE BUILDING ON
Vest Fifth street, below Madison,
(io for Q blacksmith ana wnSelw5ignt
81 stable. Apply to q. W. VERNON,
Noe. soi"-u
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

/ RENT-sEOOND STORY OF zoo
NJ FOURTH street. First story and
n anon A. 8, Il. cor. eth and JEFFERSON
j. X. d. SEEDS = SONS, No. .
Ssveuth street, or 0lo West Ninth
Telephone cali, 70. ie2s-u
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

WANTED. - EIGHT OF TEN GOOD
" stone masons. Apply TO Geo. W.
bnpson, Eighteenth street and HiRh'
|ds ofN
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

ETANTED-LADlEts: W AHTlnG GOOD
Y reliable help can DO accommodated
10 cents ct the Wilmington Intelligence
leo. 800 Orange street. el-u
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

s KrNT-A NINE ROOM HOUSE
III atorc. etc., 8o6 Madison street.
TO p. MONAGHAN, Fourth and
lon stroot. STU
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

q RLNT-A VALUABLE TRUCK
Inc farm, about 76acres, Z miles from
,ineton. Apply to tho JOHN MOlh
I'M 90, wilmington, Del. sl4-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

BOY TO MAKE HIM
Nv self generally useful. Rice D. Mote
d and 1atnall SITS. os-Itt
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

EvOK SALE-OaEAP. SUITABLE FOR
Il country residence, small fruits or
trucking purposes, acros Of good land, 10
good condition, with o f-r~om house, barn
and apple orchard, within miles Of VIII.
and within threo- eighths OF mile
Of Fairville station, Chester County, PA., on
the Baltimore Central Railroad. Inquire at
the place or OF j. X. u. SEEDS,
Administrator,
slo West 9th street, Wilmington, Iels-
ware. iy6-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

SyhNIED-AM MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
N foT general houbework, Win reiera nee.
lilly at Mo. 9lo West 9th street. oo-u
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

CHUK sALE-A LOrOF MARSH HAY
u and straw for bedding. apply 10 Il.
M. u. Lyman, Newport Dol oo-ot*
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

ErANTED-A GOOD GIRL FCR
N general houseWOrk. Apply at 7os ".
street. op2t'
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

NOR SALE-A LOT OFYOUNG dsyYzA
T. pigs. Apply to N. W Porter, 1y,4
Newport, Del s3o-:f .Mu3Ez
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

fYANTED-A STOUT ACTIVE BOY
M to learn the baking business. APP N
Bowers bakery. ith and Jefferson streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

|KTANTTD - PER M AMI EMIT AND
Nv table boat ders at TOO Market street.
s27-2ot
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

MIDDLE AGED We
Nv man for general hvusework. Bppiy
TO East Eighth street, oe'u
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

hI ANTED-OHICKEN DELIVERED
Nv at stalls No. 38 and SO Third street
hfget. N. Il. APPLETON. o4 II
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

kTRAY hORSES-TWU BRUWr HuR-
p ses strsyed away from a lot on Newport
IKE about a week or ten days ago. ANY In
fnatlon In regard to them viii be liberal.
rewarded. W. U. M AkrIn, Third and
range streets. oct9tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

/ 0sr-.ON THE 7rH lNSr..A MIDDLE
II eyed white and red COW. Expenses
Pa reward paid on her return TO l7u W
n street. LAWREE CE KLlICK. % 2t#
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

IN BNTED-h HORSE IN TIE OOUN.
NV try for the winter VIII board
6eap. Address Horse, this otn;e. oe5t
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

ESOR 5 ALE-A FARM OF 6e1< ACRES,
IL good land and buildings. Price low.
VIM. J. FL SHER,
s27-4t-eod 6l5H Mark ct street
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

III RENT - ROOMS, WITH On
without board; ALTO table board: !os
lot street. mio-u
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

HARKINS, NO. 21e W. 4th st. MP
IL has received lot OF line ca uar5 w,
birds. oe-In .}&SS