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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14

DISTINCT DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Congress, Sixth District, 10 Abbott
For state senator, j. ] Jarvis.
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WiNNsBoRo, Tx, Oct. IS .-F.ve hun.
dred bales OF cotton were on our streets
az 10 o'clock this morning, which was the
largest days receipts ever known here.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

wv able dress making I
w No. $40 West Third street, by Miss Dit
who has lately completed her couis sc OF lurlr
tion under a Fr. nch modiste in PhiladepN
Cuts Dy SQUARE announcement
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NOR SALE-One of the finest nardwAnl@
Il ness in Contra Texas, together with lal
houses, etc, on easy terms. Would take Nf
good land, some stock, some money OF nd
secured notes Good reasons given for Hllhi
Apply 10 lock box No. $780, Beltoa, Tex.
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WANT COLUMN,


THE Peoples intelligence ana TmSIsss,
4 office, up stairs over postof,ice NE w,
Railroads, hotels. farmers, merchanis0 10y
tractors and private families furnisheS Y
ders promptly attended u. Telenbo, a AZ Z
G. w. Guynn, Proprietor. S 's
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VERkoS VIII be in regular rail- DAD
connection with Fort Worth on and after
next Lords day.
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wANTED-FEaIALE HELP,

WANTED--Two sales ladies' Of good atis
wv TO sell orr goods in city. lnqui;e At
Charles hotel.
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MANTED-nIALE HnLP.

:" ANTED-A man to WORK around "
w mouse, mix and take care OF horses, a
ply 10 X, III. Van Zsndt
WANTED-Two hundred teams and 90 ~
w TO work on the extension OF the Mslr
Pacific railway from gainesville 10 ueHIita
seventy five mil g. First class material
handIe ana prompt payments Special ralHs
transportation TO sub contractors 10 shpM
hts and Uen. Apply to BGrkitt & MuH
Gainesville, Tex.
WY ANTkD-Finy quar- men ON tue W.
w l"redo " santa Fe cNteneion Arpgl
camp. twenty miles north of Red river NJ
L0ohie Onnlrncior
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HELP WADTEl

ON the Indian Territory Extension, nors ,
Red river. One thousand good ,eausm
men and responsible sub.contrsctor, !,
: y to MORGAN JONES. Fort worn. !,
n\NIEL CAREY, Gainesville, Texas.
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FINANCIAL.
nusINEss GaANGEs,

WANTED-An energetic. Intelligent. N
w experienced young business man 10 M
In Fort Worth for q share OF the prollts Am
opening for the right man OF " refeflstg
must DC given or application will not BE- o.
sidered' Address, Opportunity" csre q
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THE GAZETTE has the Largest
hons-hde Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper Published in Texas.

wEpsE DAY monSlsc. OCTOBER 10
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mIsoELI.ANEOUB.

MILK WANTED-We viii . AXE conI,s
wi for daily delivery OF milk In large W.
Titles. See Murphy, 4l4 MSln stree {, Pehal'
ho,el corner. Daria Pure Butter Uhlg0'
company.
DlkCAkIkLD q sIEPhhN9 pKYs:; w
- yers ana lRI d agents, Vernon, WillqS KY
county, Tex Lanos rendered for taNes, Xxx i..
paid for non residents. Abstracts o. w
furnished. Loans negotiated. Titles wv
med and perfected. Lands examined an ~, \,
Vided Buy, sell, redeem, ana r pIe'en,,.
owners OF real estate. ! ave cample hvsr,.;
OF titles to Vernon and WiiDarger W.. XIV
Prompt attention - oil uusiness III wy
departments. Land Il igatioa sneclSl'.'.- ~
4 vi. JEN srAlhs sALUJA-JOni.tyA, vi
" prietor, No. 2l2 Main street, iienisya., a "a
up stairs. The best OF eyerylhing ttt'V
p,trens by polite attendants.
A ktkslAN DAIHltiUL . ~ SagUi.. y w l,',, +
IA water, eighty gallons per minute wv
rainwater-white sulphur, magnesia a y. Nh 4
tne pest bathing water IN the state u H. ~
used as az Hot Springs, drunk hot VIII. n A
ing, single tickets, IS cents; hve nostsW.z's
Markle q Haymaker, proprietofs, n'''r
corner public saunr
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FOR sALE-LIYE sTocR /.

EoR sALE-1hree hundred good Wssg,
IL Steers in pasture here, and sixty Ave So
broke hO's SOS. S. 4. Hatcher, Fort Worn,
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EOR RENr-Pleasant furnished rooms
IL rent. Situable for gentleman and hdlS
gentlemen. Apply TO w. NorTitts, csr
Fourth and Cove strapts
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EoR RENT-A furnished room suitable Z
A one or two gentlemen q West lip
street Mrs. Ambrose
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
fPostaoe Prepaid BY ne P,lbiishers)
Laliy, Weekly.
One Year....,....y $40 90 One Year. .....,..sl %
litAIonths ...... 50 5ix Months 1900. 1 "
TbYee Months. ) % Three Honihs. ~
SUNDAY 6AyHrTE q per ennutn, postpaid
DELfvERBD ny CARRIERS:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........N uehts
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

t{'Oh MN - urnfeheu rooms LOT rent " ?
Il East Wrniheriord street. j. VI Robbins
DOR RkNr-A ha dsomely furnished NJ
IL Tor gentlemen. Apply 10 Airs Ellen \, y
northwest co ncr OF East Fourth and III
atrpptf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

/ Ct RUsLAC nALE. iqr0 r. y
HE4LDaoovn ). s.e
j PUBLIC SALE
or
REAL ESTATE,

STOCKS, BONDS AND CTHER Sc
UURITIkH,
At Central xchange, Seventh and Market
srreoss, wilmington, Dei.,
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1885,
At4 o'clock. p. M, sharp.
TIE sale Of some Of these items will be per-
]. Lot 2tx1O1 n. West street south Of llth.
adjoining esidence Of George W. Todd, o.
n, south Of 18th street.
=. Six lots, southeast corner Eighth and
pars, each ls15xloo, and two fronting Eighth
8. rwo douoie iront lots, west side Of New
Csssle ayonue, 20 n: north Of A.. each Is By
1. Two lots, keh both Besca, Nos. At and
| s8, corner Surf ana Pa avenue, each lot SO
Il. front on Surf avenue and running back
100 It.
6. Two two.story brick dwellings,, Nos.
3o4 and see Eat Fourteenth street, Q rooms,
bath, gas, hot a. cold water; lot 1898
l Q. Two.story and Mans I'd brick dwelling,
| No. SOC West thirteenth street, rooms and
bath, tin roo', hot and cold water and gas
Z. rhree.story brick dwelling, No.lo West
1 Thirteenth street, 7 rooms, cement ,llar, tin
root, all in good order; lot lex5tft.ltn.
g Two-story br ok dwelling. els West
Front street o rooms and bath, lot 1eft l1in.l
9. Three two story brick dwellings on the
westsrly side OF Searies street 64fl. from the
soutberly side Of Third street. Six rooms
Lots lift 9ip.xT6ft.
10. Twostory brick dwelling, No lol'
Van Burcn street, rooms and bath room.
(stairways, bay window. Lot 14x72 n TO q
n alley In rear, with other alley privileges
IL. Stall in Club Stable, Third and Wash
Ing ton streets.
IL. Ten shares In Masonic Hall g ON pan!
Is.0ck.
ID. Two shares National Bank Of VII
mingt,n and Brandywine stock.
For further terms and other Information
sec small handbiils HEALD & o.,
Seventh and Market streets
Central Exchange. m2i st
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

SATURDAY. MARCH 27, 1885,
IL O'Clock, m,
rs head OF Western Penrsylvania horses.
as follows.
NO. /, sorrsl horse, six years old, a good
worker and driver.
No. 2, dun horse years old, weighs l,aco
pounds, good worker.
No. 9, brown mare, 5yssrs old, an extra
NO. 4, gray horse, s years old, good worker
and driver.
NO. S black horse, years old, weighs l 300
pounds, good wOrke-.
NO. Q, black horse, years old, weis his / 400
pounds, agood worker.
No. I, bay mare, 7 years old, a good driver
od No s. gray horse 'yeArs Old weighs 400
Nos. and 10, pair Of bay horses. 9 year,
old. good workers and would make good
NO. II, brown mare years old good driver
No. Il, black horse, good worker.
| No. l3, bay horse, o years old, "a good driver
No. "a, bl on horse, byesrs old, good bust
moss or work horse.
No: IS. bay horse,o years Old,a good saddle
No. IS, dun mare, years old, good WORKER
and driver.
No. II, bay horse, years old, good driver
No; -, bay horse, years old, good WORKED
No. 10, black horse, byears old, good work
| or and driver.
No. 20, bay horse, years old a good famil,
horse In every parsicular.
NO. 81, gray mare, Q years old, goot
/ worker and driver.
Nos. n and rs pair Of mules, Q years old
L good WORK erg.
These horses are warranted to be as repre-
sented or no sale
TERMS A credit OF 90 days on purchase
fgtvlng bankable mute with an approved on
dorser. W. u. MARTIN.
L. w. Stidbam 81 Son, aucts
ml82tw. cod -d.5t
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26
Approving Congressional Investigation
nara.nl 0.ora,arv Traasp rar TnrDar

Approving Congressional Investigation
General Secretary Treasurer Turner,
of the knights Of Labor, Philadelphia,
received1a telegram Wednesday morn
log from an officer OF the order In Wash
inlton which stated that Ex-Governor
A. G. Curtin Of Pennsylvania and other
Congressman were about TO introduce
and urge the passage OF resolution in
the House OF representatives calling
for an investigation into the causes of
the refusal on the part Of certain rail.
road com panies to arbitrste the exist.
lug labor difficulties In the west. The
Washington Kuight stated that he had
been requested by the promoters Of the
resolution to ascertain the sentiment of
representatives OF the order toward the
proposed inquiry. Secretary Turner
answered by dispatch that he approved
the object OF the resolution, which bad
In view 9 fair presentation Of existin 9
differences and possible settlement by
arbitration. He gave assurance Of the
concurrence Of the order of knights OF
Labor in the proposed course Of Con-
OCCASIONAL action.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26
Tho National Credit Is No More

solidly founded than the reputation OF
Benson's Oapcine Plasters. They are
known, appreciated and used every.
where In America--its hospitals and
its homes. Physicians, pharm acists aud
druggists affirm that for promptness of
action, certainty and range Of curative
qualities they are beyond comparison.
Once used their uneQualled excellence
recommends them. The public are
again cautioned against the cheap,
worthless and shan eless limitations
offered by mendacious parties under
the guiss of similar sounding Dames
such as "Capsicin," Cspsicum,"
/" Capuein . "Copsicine. etc. Ask ter
Benson q, buy Of respectable druggists
only, and make personal examination.
Toe genuine has the THREE Seals
trademark and the word "Capcine'
cut In the centre.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

I'D EAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE = ALE-I
III offer at private sale my farm In Pocop
son township, Chester County, Pa, situated
on the road leading from Wawasset station,
on w. & N. X. X. to Locust Grove, quarter
Of mile from the station containing 80 acres
and 80 perches; two acres Of woodland. The
quality Of the land cannot be excelled In
Chester County, ia in tirst-class order, divided
into convenient fields; the fencing is god.
The Improvements are substantial stone
house with frame kitchen attached, pump
In Kitchen; large barn, with stabling for IL
head of STOCK two story wagon house,
slaughter house Ice house, corn crib, work
| shop ana wood house. The buildings are all
In good repair; aRood apple orchard al. and
is desi able property for farmer, trucker,
butcher or market man. Tho location is one
of the finest in chester County. admitting q
view OF the Brandy wine valley and surround.
ing country for ~ or ID miles: 1t needs In
epectien to be fully appreciated Gall on
JOSEPH 9. CALDWELL,
On the premises, or address
WaWasset, Che ,ter Co., Pa,
Or DIR. J. p. PYLE,
m1s.lStd-3tw Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26
RELIABLE
CLOTHING
HOUSE,

Samuel Levi, former salesman
at the New York Clothing
Mandatory, has opened the
Reliable Clothing House at No
1910 Market street, where he will
be pleased to see all of his
friends.
The bulk of the trouser trade
is done right here at the Reliable
Clothing House. just look st
the prices
Good trousers, mixed with
cotton, $l.25 to $3.50.
Extra style trousers, 50; all
wool, from 50 so to $3.50.
Fine quality, Atwood, So up
to SIS.
Extra quality, choice styles
from 50 50 up to Sc.
We guarantee prices, quality
and style of trousers we sell, and
they are selling very fast. Wher'
can you do better ?
| SAMUEL LEVI,
$40 Market Street.
feb19 fkss-tu&sa-'f
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26
THIS Is THE
0akHalI Picture.

Hali's finger post.
No intermediate profits ;
producer and consumer face
to face; an immense bust
ness at retail three or
four times larger than
any other in this city;
satisfied with a small
margin OF profit; dol
lars coming in at front
door and going out at rear
door into the hands of
satisfied operatives; the hum
of industry in every room of
the house-this is the Oak
Hall picture.
| The qualities and prices
that follow make Oak Hall
the standard and solid place
for buyers Of Clothing.
| Lot 1. One hundred
and thirty four of the Little
1Children's Suits at $3, $3.50,
I$4 and SIS. This is just
labout HALF PRICE.
Lot 2. A like quantity
LOT Big Boys Suits at S., Sc,
l$7 and So. At about the.
same cut in prices.
Lot 8. Our elegant,
choice new Spring goods. A
sight for you to see. No
Question about you being
pleased here.
i Lot a. The odds and
ends of our Merchant Tailor
ling Suits. If you can get
fitted you can get it at a.
lprlce that would make your
3 money buy two suits for the.
ordinary price of one.
Il Lot S. The new Spring
lOvercoats made from mer-
I-Ichant tailoring ends were
picked up quickly bv scruti-
pInizing buyers. Some left.
J, They'll not be here long; at
1.-THE prices we've put on
: them they've got to go.
q But you'll find right along
side the latest things in
Spring Overcoats down tc
l$6 50.
The $40 and $12 Over.
: coats that we ale offering are
fully rs per cant. under the
prices of others.
Lot 6 The Wsmsutta
IL Laundried Shirt, ready 10
OIL put on; might be called
III ready-made, because it will
n fit just as well, and the price
ri is just about half-75 cents.
II And the Spring Neckwear
is in full stock. With the
W prices at just about HALF,
|. because the goods are made
= in our workrooms ard we
= don't expect people to buy
q if they can't see double the
ri value in our offerings.
vi AND NOW, for our regu-
e lar Spring and Summer
/ stock, there isn't a thing
that's seem to be wanted that
we haven't got.
|, 1t a customer goes away
from our house unsuited
he's had a poor salesman
D. who has failed to know or to
show him everything we
have to offer.
We haven't said a word
about making goods to
measure. The story to be
Z told is very short. The
stock is entirely new and
, fresh: hardly anything o.
II last years to offer for this
Springs sales, and the as
! lc0rfmont iS abundant
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

Is the perfection of pain medicines and
the greatest pain remedy on earth for
rheum atism, neuralgia, sore throat,
sudden colds spd general aches, and lie
the most far-reaohing In family afflic
lions of any remedy. Sold hy dealers,
and at 4th and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26
NT5.
$40 Market Street.
fahIa. IN .tuAqa-.

We will make a special
sale OF pants for the next 10
days, to close out a lot OF
odd winter and medium
weights, to make room for
our spring stock. which will
be on hand by that time.
The following are a few
of the prices Dicky's ALL
wool Kerseys, $1.S7, Che
viots and Cashmere. ALL
wool, at $500, $2.13 ana
$2.25; have sold them for
$500 and 81 90. Many
other bargains which we
have no room to mention
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

NE six:h0O :. - ~
~ E iNs.,.sIs,s with All . i@R g.sSss
I'm !. ' s:s 'sssi:.s =. . ...ss. Sc g.
espls ana , syc."V sSd hSy ssnss
Ech ct nine a cSa,esd ,rems house on
ID; enc si a.norass and Brown, e.
stSsen, An %opts. All in firt &c ,ei z =
b 4 % IN Maryland avshds. mss-S'
/. ynr-s-RooM HOUSE ,!.S e ;sc ,,,,.ss
fss1s. ' s.s. Of # q; &C.. D ss
pry and . cS,ss j. X. y. sEhns -, y
|ersonn ,T Sss seventh stree or VIZ
M 10, s, me Telephone call ~ Far
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

0@A SA<SAe 189&a
Trains leave Wiiminston - tsliows:
as'iis , yss IS i:sGs:;. Il s. !, q b q
u tb, / II, Soo, t11M TIIp. n.
. !Aaecommodatton. . %, 100. To6. 70 % .. n =
2 V, 90, 20. SOP. m.
g. i'sD'ss; Is, g d s O. Il
am. 2 90. Z %, 7 90 and IS p. M
10 c q. IL Ss & :. n &C., "a "a ~ e. g
"a, ~ 70 and IL p. m.
For West Chester, via LAmokin 10 AND
. l6 o. m; 30 and 4 90 p. m.
For Newark and intermediate stations
Baltimore and intermediate stations, l I
.. NJ; 8 IS D. m. and II 90 night.
baltimore and Bay Line,T.Ab p. m.
baltimore and Washington, 20, 4 20, . %
10 I'LL co am; II 50, - ID. & q. - 81 and
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle. 81, 10 10, s.m.; 2 20, ~, 0 %
dsOrsstown and loves IS a. m; 90 an.
sssierd and intermediate stations, sss =
Harrington, Delmar and way stations, 9 D
Express for Harrington. ssop. m.
day.
franklin City. 8 50 am.
Express for Norfolk, IL rs p. m, weekdays
| and II 81 p. m. daily.
Leave Phi'adel jhta, Broad street., 70
Wilmington (express), IL rs, Q 50, 7 rs. Q,
Q 10, 10 10, IL rs, II 20 o. m, II Of, 9 OF, o;
s ob, 8 n. o OF, 8 so, IL 10 and II n D m
! Accommodation, 0 30, 10 % q. m, 81, Q 81
Z rs, o "a, Q 30, Q 30 and IL SO p. m.
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
For philadelphia (express), 2 90, 81. 9 II
7 20, IL 81 q. m, 6 ~ and IL p. m.
Accommodation, 9 10 q. m; IL 10, 8 Is, "
ri Chester te1press, 71, nus. m, s,
Accommodation, 8 10 .. m, L. 10, SIS, -
and 9t6 p. m.
For New York (express), 200, 262, 81
70, II 81 q. m; B ~, II p. m.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, 1oa. n
Paltimore and Washington, l 20, 4 40, 9 o.
10 10 Am and 745 .. m. Baltimore, IL % nigh
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for Wi
mington (express), IL as, 8 80, 7 20, o 10 q. m
Accommodation, $50, 10 20 o. M, 06, 0 II
8 30, and IL 80 r. m.
For further Information passengers are n
ferred to the ticket ONCE at the station.
Trains marked thus (s)are limited expree
upon which extra fare 10 charged.
j. r. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent
CsARLns 4. PueH General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26
ASTONISHING
CASH DRIVES
In womsn's and ohlidrsn's Shoes.


SOC now $50.
obc only 800.
76c for Coo.
d 90 Infants Kid Button Shoes go at SOC.
76c Ohild,s Pebble Button shoes 20 at so.
$50 = :. :. :. only only a 5sc'
A lob lot Misses Pebble Button Shoes, hises
IL 10 2, worth si.26 only sl.00 Job lot little
Boys Button Shoes, sizes II TO '3, worth si.to,
our price. tl.26. A job lot boys good wear.
ing, stylish hook lace shoes, sizes 10 ., real
valu., $l.eU, our price. s,2S. small lot
little Boys lace shoes, sizes 3 TO ~, worth
o.. 10, only $50. Anoth r lot little Childrep's
lace shoes, sizes iol2 usual price, soc, our
price, TIC. 20B pairs Ladies Pebble Button
Shoes. actual value, Sl.eo, our price, 81 rs.
la2 pairs Ladies Pebble Hutton SHOES,
actual value, 81 40, our price. $l.0O.
All these are Of 3 God quality, and the price
has been fxed low TO mako them go quickly.
II You are not satisfied they are bargains,
bring them back and We will refund you
your money,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

UrtDR SALE.

~ >. ED SEEDS d SONS, Builders.
No. West seventh street. or SO West
INintn street, Telephone call. %. A. Ne
wiah 70 build number o. new houses, We
offef some bargains In the following prop
critics, ail In good repair and paying good
No. 100 East Fourth street, store and
no. 900 S Wet seventh street. srsoms '''N"
and bath, 1850
No. $50 jackson street., Q rooms and 49,
bath, 1900
con streets. sa.Ioo
No. sl9 yackson street, rooms and
bath, 1850
No. sis HAMLET street, rooms and
No. III Wv Yves. Fourth street, 7rooms ''''
and bath, o. eco
No. li2s jackson atreet, rooms and
No. 1850 Jackson street, 7rooms and
Nv" bath. s27o'
No. IL. walnut street, 0 rooms, D. sol
No. liz Poplar street, Q rooms, st.eot
Il " f2b-u
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26
DUBLlC SALE
DUBLlC SALE
10y
90 HEAD OF HORSES.
. & & IL
SATURDAY. MARCH 21, 1sst

VIII be Id at public sale, at the stables
OF the subs riber, corner Of Third and orange
streets, Wilmington, Del, on
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

4 KENT-HUUSE AND STORE
Manning u rooms, No. $40 Orange
4 I'M, FuLLM Ell, 40 W. finth
4 m23-eta
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

|RgNr-A STOKE, ilO2 TAI NALL
lei. low rent. Apply to A. B.KEM-
|eyen,h and Tatuall St. mIoot-
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

VNuaS FOB SALE-ROR BREEDIN0
Ia purposes, nom selected stock. Hou-
cans. Ply mouth hosks and Q. 0. Brown Leg
horns. 80 for Ii. For size and beauty Of
plumage cannot DO excelled.
JOHN q. TkEIBLER, JR.,
ml2-lms Wilmington, lei.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

l7yOR SALE-A GOOD ROAD HORSE,
4 7.yoars cid, sound and nee from ell bad
traits. A good traveller. Also two-seatod
Dayton wagon in good order. Apply 70
q. +. VERNON, this ONCE. 27-u
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

RtEf OHEAr-SEVEN GOOD
pms, with bath, ut liz Market street {.
mao Ats
hENl-TW0 DE>lRABLETHIRD
~ rooms at 4S4 East 9th street, with
u' ooafd. Reference required. liz
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

'nt.E Ell FURNISHED FOR
l, s Sens ior all capacities. Lady
tilm,n ,e Always on hand. Apply II
,,S s., Intelligence ONCE, s0s
. lAll-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

TOR SALE OOLLEOTION OF
Y Jersey Germantown wagons. Also .
lot Ct market wagons. HAMMOND,
ml6-lmt Second and French streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

NOR SALE OHFAr-ONE MARVIN
u hre-proof safe, nearly new; height 10
inches. width 81, depth 20. Also l set OF
Fairbanks platform scales, zoo pounds CO
pacity. will be sold n bargain 10 close o
account Inquire ~ this
Offic0. mlBtt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

ENOR sALE-ONE PAIR OF GOOD
IL size work mules, guaranteed sound an
gentle, and work in all harness. Gan be
Orange street. muu
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

NOR SALE--HOUSE NJ. 500 WEST
u Seventh street. Apply At No. . West
7th street or 30 West 9TH street. J. X. D..
SEEDS O. SONS. i7-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26
WANTED.

iLD-A MlUDLE.A0ED WO-
sa a v Mke charge Of q family Of
~ vallaren aged 4, ! and IL. Ref.
SSu uirea and reference given. Ad-
houSEkEt PER-" tn offioe.
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Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

ton aLID-BOAh DERs-PLEASANT
"Ms, excellent loca ion. Best OF
(ss Even. Also table boardere. No.
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Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

EyOk SALE-CHEAP, ONE e-KOOMED
street., with modern improvements
Terms essy. Other properties for sale in
different parts OF the city. AopIy at No. Q
West Seventh street or No. 80 West Ninth
nreet. Telephone sail No. %. J. 4. ID.
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Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

80, onEAP, TO GOoD TEN,
REE rn. SoIe and DWELLING; two
ps-o .ns no not and old water ana
houses, 80 houses two t-roomea
20 eroV nouse and stable. Houses 70
Aiso' q nI 10 IL and 10 dollars per
n j. fUKD, 100 Rodney s're ,aI.s
Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

NOR SALE-A SMALL FIkEPROOF
IL tate. Apply ct us West Ninth street.
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Daily Republican., 1886-03-26

Uok safe, ChEAP-THE GOOD
Il will and fixtures OF two good
stalls in Eighth sweet market JOHN
PAtTlNSCN, stalls ia and 1l3 Eighth
street market. mast