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Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1886-11-27
HUMOROUS.

An early riser. The alarm clock.
IA drink for the sick-well water.
Those who toll and spin The bicycle
riders.
The great woman question what
did she have on2'
Why is there nothing like leather2 Be
cause it is the sole support Of man.
A Kansas cyclone is spoken Of which
was so terrific in its fury that it blew all
the keyholes out Of the doors.
ut is a cold day when get Left re-
marked the flannel suit when it was
showed up at the pawnbrokers.
There is in New Guinea an electrical
tree which knocks down any man who
touches it, The woodman spares that
tree.
A cynical old bachelor says, ideas
are like boards; men only get them when
they are grown up, and women never
have any.
For young woman to begin to brush
the dust off a young mans coat is said
to be the first symptom that the young
man is in peril
The whale is d warm blooded animal,
we are told, and he resembles small
boy in another particular, he is very
much given to blubber.
a daily paper announces that upon the
occasion Of recent boiler explosion in
the neighborhood, s'between thee and
four men were injured"
The Girton College girls have organ
lied society for the protection Of birds.
The larks Of the young gentlemen will
receive their first attention.
Lightning struck hall where some Of
Wagner's music was being rendered, and
the leader of the orchestra merely mo-
toned to the man at the big drum to hit
il more gently the next time.
ssWhy, Frankly, exclaimed mother at
the summer boarding house. 81 never
knew you to ask for second piece of pie
at home. - Il knew 'twan't no use, = said
Frankly, as he proceeded with his pie
eating.
It is entirely unfair for q man to sneer
at woman's inability to understand q
baseball game until he has proven his
own ability to grapple with the mysteries
Of crazy quilt social.
'Father," said Rollo, ''what is meant
by the intoxication Of wealth. Means
/ that money is tight" replied Rollo's
father, who had been shining around
| all the afternoon with a piece Of paper,
looking for an autograph.
There is nothing new under the sun.
and it is moro than probable that base
ball was known and played in Shake
speare's time. In "Coriolanus, act !,
scene I, we find the words, sWhere go
/ you with bats and clubs2'
1 \ q
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1886-11-27
Dom Pedro and Leander.
By HENRY NEWPORT.

This IS Dom Pedro. There IS no
finer lion in cage
Dom Pedro lifted himself from the
floor Of his den, looked at us out Of half
shut eyes, and then, with the quiet dig
nifty Of the leoninc race, walked to the
opposite end Of his prison, where be lay
down, with his head resting upon out
stretched paws.
with the exception ofa couple Of
front teeth which we're broken off the
night he escaped he Is absolutely perfect
from tip to toenaiI z :
.Escaped9'
oh, yes Rats let him out Of his
den one night last winter and our big
elephant, Leander, caught him and put
him back
looked at the ring master with as
cynical 4 smile as could muster.
Quite an improvement on the old
fable Of the lion and the mouse, Z re-
marked
II see you don't believe it, but it is
true, all the same. Look at this. !
Hc drew closer to tho den and placed
his hand on corner Of it which had,
apparently, been broken and then re-
paired with sheet Of half-inch iron,
firmly riyited to the heavy bars and
heavier wood floor.
IT was at this corner that he forced
his way out, and it was in tearing these
bars away that he broke his teeth. Our
stight-rope walker Lilliputlan Louis, one
of the well known LasccIles children
was responsible for it all. Hc had q
little black terrier dog which was actu-
ally terror to rats, and nothing pleased
the boy more than to see that dog in the
centre Of bunch Of the little pests. He
kept traps set for them all about the
stables, and when about fifty was got
together, be would invite all hands out
to the practice ring and for half an hour
lairly revel in, bloodshed. The stables
lad to be cleared Of the vermin in some
way, and 50 everybody rather encour-
ICED the boy.
There was q little tool box on the top
il Pcdro's den. II is there yet, and safe
i nailed up; and this box Louis utilized
. storage place Tor the rats while hs
vas collecting enough to make Romaz
Holiday.
sslFeIl, sir-but let's sit down; i
,onIes just IS cheap.
We took seats on the edge on a broker
and wagon, and, idly twirling piece 3
traw, the ringmaster lringmaster in sum
ner. but now boss Of the stables forming
be circus winter quarters) went On witt
lis talk.
eWell, sir, lie continued, conc nigh
liz rats took ii into their heads Y. do
title gnawing. They gpawed through tn
soor 81 the box. which vas. Of course
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1886-11-27

EU0 top OF Ep4tp , AtNf anu 4Ao ~ WY
slipped down through the hole into the
lions quarters As usual, slept on a
bunk IN tho ticket wagon, which stood
then practically where it stands now
he pointed out the gaudy ticket
wagon, as nearly in the center Of the
space as was possible to place il, where
it commanded good view Of the animal
dens ranged end to end about the stable
walls.
ssAt about 3 o'clock in the morning IS
was awakened BY the lions deep growi-
ing. he had been restless all night.
Ever since II o'clock had heard more
or less scratching in his neighborhood,
but nothing worried me until heard
thai growl. Then / knew something
unusual was up. slipped out
Of my bunk, and was just
turning up the flame which always
barns dimly in q lantern near my
head, when heard roar that woke
every beast in the place; felt shock as
though padded battcring ram had
struck one Of the dens, and then the
corner of Pedro's den gave way with q
crash and saw his huge shape fall
ont and roll over on the sawdust.
He was on his feet in second, and with
another roar, he made two bounds across
the table and went through that door
there leading into the elephant house. !
thought / saw a couple Of rats running
ahead of him, and to this day I believe
be went into the elephant house in chase
of them. There is no doubt in my mind
that when the rats found themselves
Gagged BY the fine meshed wire net which
ran all around Pedro's den. they punched
themselves in the weak corner and began
gnawing their way out. Their presence
irritated the lion. After he had stood it
as long as possible-long enough to cna-
bic them to thoroughly weaken the fas-
tenlngs of several bars he made spring
at them, and in 50 doing unexpectedly
crushed out the corner Of the cage, re-
leasing himself and them.
ssThere was no need to rouse the boys.
The unusual thunderous roars had done
that mo man in the place having heard
such roars since the fire in 1874 and
presentlyflights began to twinkle all over
the stables, The elephants were trumpet
ing and straining it their chains; the
tigers were snarling, monkeys chattering,
and altogether the place was a pande-
monium; but the greatest noise came
from the throat Of a little gray jackass
stabbed along with the elephants. He
had good cause to bray. When we
swung our lanterns in at the door of the
elephant house, Pedro was crouched on
the sawdust, his tail swinging slowly
from right to left, devouring the little
jackass with his eyes. He paid no at
tention to US, but made his spring, carry
ing the poor ass to the ground with
torn throat and shoulder literally
stripped Of flesh.
s'Now vas our chance. slipped in
like snake, ready to lasso him while he
licked the ass blood.
Look outp' yelled three or four
voices, and jumped aside just in time
to get out Of Leandcr's way. The big
elephant had broken the chains that
tied him to the ground and was running
towards Pedro with his trunk raised in
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
Respectable Druggists.

never deceive the public. but beware o.
the Cheap John Druggists who offer you
70 plaster called "Capsioum," "Capsi.
cip," "Capucin" or "Oapsicine," and
tell you 1t is substan tally the same rs
the genuine Benson's Oapcine Plaster,
or even better. They ask less for the
imitation, for It costs less; but as q
remedial q gent 1t is absolutely worth.
less. The reputation of Bsnson's as
the only plaster possessing actual and
high curative qualities Ia the result OF
many years' experiment and honorable
dealings on the part Of the proprieters;
and 5000 physicians, pharmacists and
druggists endorse 1t as the. best ever
made. Protect yourself against decep-
ton by buying of reputable dealers
only, and avoid mistakes by persons al
examination. The genuine has the
Three Seals" trademark, and in the
centre is cut the word "Capcire.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
The Dairy Industry.

The hearing Of representatives of the
dairy industry in regard TO Mr.. Scott's
bill, taxing limitations OF butter, was
continued on Thursday before the
House Committee on Agriculture Mr..
Morland, Secretary and counsel of the
American Agricultural and Dairy AS.
ISOLATION, said "there were In round
numbers 16. 900, 600 head of dairy cows
In the country, worth $500, 000. 600. Had
1t not been for oleomargarine there
would now be 25,O00,O00 head, worth
one thousand millions of dollars. II the
Scott bill to tax such limitations OF but
ter did not become law, he predicted
that there would not be ten million
dairy cows in the United States three
years hence, and these cows would be
valuable for their beef and not their
qualities as butter producers. Fifty
millions OF consumers were interested
In procuring pure butter; seven million
producers were interested in the con.
tinuance OF the industry, and, besides
these, there were $50, 900 employees in
terested in dairyinQ."
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
PUBLIC SALE.

DEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE-I
HI offer at private sale my farm In Pocop.
son township, Chester County, Pa, situated
On the road leading from Wawasset station,
on w. d N. X. X. to Locust Grove, quarter
OF q mile from the station containing 30 acres
and 30 perches; two acres of woodland, The
quality OF the land cannot DO excelled in
Chester County, IL in first-class order divided
into convenient fields; the fencing ia good.
me Improvements are q substantial stone
house with frame kitchen attached, pump
In Kitchen; large barn, with stabling for is
mead OF stock two story wagon house,
slaughter house, ice house, corn crib work
shop and wood house. The buildings are ali
In good repair; good apple orchard and
other fruit, plenty Of nice shade trees. This
is desirable property for farmer, trucker.
butcher or market man. The location IS one
OF the finest in Chester County. admitting a
view OF theBrandywine valley and surround.
Ing country for 10 or ID miles. 1t needs in.
epectien to DO fully appreciated Call on
JOSEPH 3. CALDWELL,
On the premises. or address
Wawasset, Chester Co, Pa,
Or DIR. }. p. PYLE,
mlb-I6td-3tW Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

Mr.. P. j. Hart, formerly proprietor
OF the Milton Hotel, and ons of the
most popular hotel men In Sussex
County. is now the proprietor of the
Eagle Hotel, at Georgetown, Del. Mr..
Hart will no doubt add to his populari-
ty az a kind and accommodating land,
lord and under his management the
Eagle will become more popularity
known than ever before. Persons from
the upper end of the State having occa-
sion TO visit GeorReto will find first
class entertainment with Mr.. Hart.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
Grants Picture

The new steel line engraving of Gen.
Grant, by Marshall, to be seen in Ru-
dolph's window, Fourth and Market
streets. attraots general attention. II
Is engraved on celluloid, which imparts
produced on paper, and is conceded to
oe the finest engraving of tho General
Mr.. Frank P, Mason, No.
8ll Van Buren, street, has procured the
agency for this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
ASTONISHING
CASH DRIVES

In Women's and ChiIdren's Shoes.
.oc Infants Button Shoes, only &c.
oVc now 3bc.
oec only Soc.
7bc " for COO.
81 90 Infants + Kid Button Shoes go nj soc
aec onild's Pebble Button Shoes go at soc.
u. 70 " " now e6c.
A lob lot Misses Pebble Button Shoes. pixes
II 10 z, worth $i.26 only 81. 90. Job Ios IittI4
Boys Button Shoes, sizes IL to Is, worth sl.6O.
our price. s1:26. a job lot Boys good wear
10y, stylish hook lace shoes, sizes to 6, real
value, SLo0, our price. $l.25. A small lot
ilttie Boys lace shoes, sizes & to II, worth
" 10, only $50. Another lot little Children,
lace shoes, sizes 8 to12 usual price, soc, our
price, Toe. 400 pairs Ladies Pebble Button
Snoes. actual value, $1.60, our price, 81 rs
leS pairs Ladies Pebble Button Shoes,
actual value, $l.40, our price. S1.0o.
All these are OF good quality, and the price
mas 4 been nxed low to make them 20 quickly
II you are not eatisfied they are bargains,
orlng them back and We will refund you
your money,
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

The Mikado Social and Beneficial
Club will give grand hop at the Citi :
hens Rink. on Thursday evening, the
z9th inst. There will be skating from
30 to 8 80, and dancing from 8 80 to
III 80 to music furnished by Albert's
band, and every arrangement made to
make the evening enjoyable, while the
charge for admission will be 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

Chief Of Police Dougherty report
the following arrests for the month OF
March Drunk, So; drunk and dis
orderly, 10; disordsrly conduct, s L;
assault, 2; assault and battery, 8; as
sault with Intent to kill, 2; burglary,
o.; larceny, 9; suspicion of larceny, 8 ;
obtaining money under false pretense,
keeping a gambling house, 1; va.
Rrancy, 1 /; cruelty to children, 2, pa
tients. Is. Total, 1875.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
Terrapfn ana Oxssern.

Powell has on his stand in the Third
street market a good stock of fine
terrapin, oysters and hAlibut, as well as
bis usual variety of fish.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
RICHARDSON'S NILS

~, sun furnishes the famous @, so load -.
w, s,,n9ling wood, Saving done. kIao ~. ~
t 1rnds OF hard wood and lumber on hSna AZ
Will recoive n,ount ING IoloWinB plAcei
EE snare Company o. w. Horn III
Ta1 1ncn street VIM. q. Grier, Fourth NJ
ineHerson Tatnan Bros, 1Ol Maryland ave az ,
Reech ., ,sneh store, Maryland avenue AnJ
tnone, No. 81. e 'An''' Aeie
.,,. VIM. FORBES,
Manager,
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
ZOE SALE.
nllR SALE.
!. n. d SEEDS A SONS pr,,..,

J. y. ID SEEDS d SONS. Hu,ldsrs
No. West Seventh street or oio Was,
Ninth street. Telephone call. no. A. ~.
wiah 10 build o number OF new heuses ws
offer some bargains Id the folloving man
critics, all In good repair and paying aood
interest. s
No. zoe East Fourth street. store and
building, "a On
No. 500 West Seventh street. q reoma
and bath, "a k0o
No. $50 jackson street. 0 rooue and
bath, $4,000
southeast corner Fourth and Jefier-
son streets, a 700
NO. sl2 Jackson street, rooms and
bath, AZ zoo
No. el8 H6Elett street, \ rooms and
hath, NJ sOD
No. ll2l West Fourth street. 7 rooma
and bath, t2.3Co
No. 1928 jackson etreet, rooms and
bath. $4,000
No. lla0 jackson street, 7rooms and
~ bath, o.. eco
No. 1872 jackson street, 7rooms and
:. bath, s2.7Oo
no. los walnut street, 0 rooms, 1850
NO. III Poplar street, o rooms, OIL .bG0
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

~ O!ICE IT. THE .HONORABTE
~ JUICES OF the court 'of General Ses.
sions Of the fesce and Jail Delivery of H. a
state o. delaware, in and for New Castle
Oounty. We, the undersig ned. respecta ME
cinze1s OF the First ward In the city Of Will
qtngton. do hereby certify that John p.
icnshoe, owner aud occupant Of the store
situated at Nos. bi7 and 61g Orange street
IN the First ward, city. countv
and State aforesaid, and d tcrfbed II,
uis application. and who is an annltcant
os a license IN Monday, May 10, A. IL. lsso.
oeloB the next term OF said Court for lhe
ssio OF intoxicating liquors. in auautities
not less than one-haJf gallon thef Elm. he
oeing licensed retailer OF goods. wares and
merchandise, the aggregate cost value OF
DIS st0ok constantly kept on hand for saIe
is net less than five hundred dollars. he
Is man OF full age, Of sobriety ana gooS
moral character; that such sale Of into1sc".
ting liquors at said place is neceI sary 10 40.
commodate the public; that he IA the
owner Of said house, ana the true ran,aI
value Is i've hundred dollars. Ae'"i
John T. Kelley, J A. Cannon
lanes b5own, Peter A. Pagan,
Patrick Dougherty, Francis T.. Kelley
Joseph Seal, Daniel MciJustsr'
John Wagner, August Riermann'
Charles y. DOugherty Albert Neumayer'
Daniel me,arkey, Robert II. Gibson,
q 1pera kletne, w. H. Jack,
y J. mcMapus, William Baxter.
Ieo; W.: oItup, Thomas MeHugh,
L Harnanp, Meyer Wsysrs
jean hopp, Patrick Monaghau.
afo't JOHN p. DONAHOE.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
FaIl iu Parent medicines.

Shakers Extracts, bottles.47 cents
Pierce's Medical Discovery, bottle 75
cents; Pile Ointment, never fails to
cure. % cents, ct Taylor s. Fullerton's,
302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

DUBLIO SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED
l. having sold his milk route, will sell is
entire stock Of COWS at public sale, on the
Homestead farm, in Ghristiana HID, near
Richardson's Mills, on
SATURDAY APRII. 10 1893
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

NOR SALE - OWNING IN IT., s.
II death Of Mrs, Maloney. the 1toek Of
DRY goods, notions, china rlafs. earthen
stone, AMI tinwares in tho store oorner of
Elm and Adams street, will be sold a tar.
gain 70 any one wish ing to engage in that
business. The store and dwelIIpg will also
be sold. OF tho store will be rented.
m3l-fp VIM MALONEY
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
NU1oE-To WATER AkNTERS,
OYFIOR WATER DEPARTMENT.,
WILMINGTON, DBL. Decam Der 1. l8Sh

OFBIOE WATER DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, DBL, December l, 1855,
The bills for the year 1885 are now ready
and payable at the Registrars office, south
west corner OF Sixth and King streets.
On all bills remaining unpaid after the 31st
day OF January, 1885, per cent.will be added
curing the month Of February, and 10 per
dent. will be added If paid during the month
Of March. After the 3lst day of March. 1850
he ferrules may be withdrawn and suit in.
stttuted for the recovery OF the amount due.
Office hours ga. N. TO 4p.m.
d3m sam j. A. BOND. Registrar
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

tED-B0ARbERS, AT NO. sos
'ipley street. Pleasant 2d-story
and good accommodation also
|reH. in28'-0tl
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

AI CIUcki y, M.
Consisting OF fifteen home-raised COWS.
some fresh AMI the rest springert; 81
enc Jersey bull from registered N SSSSN
stock; lot OF milk cans and meas H--N
sures, one good milk wagon, side and en-
closed glass front, built to order by Elliott,
and OF the very best material; ono sot of
solid nickel plated harness, made to order
by We'll & Ringwalt
N. B.-Fsrmers aud dairymen wanting
Y God cows should not miss this sale, as IL
will be positive, and our very best Judges Of
cows concede that these are the finest that
have been offered at any public sale this
season. Every COW to be IS represented. A
credit Of 30 days will be given. Hacks will
ran from Front and Union streets 10 the
sale. HENRY L. BROWN.
L. W. Stidham BON, Aucts. m25-
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

BED A YOUNG MAN AS
lesmsn to sell goods from q wagon,
siOu, security required; Job stoady;
esqulrOd as 10 character and ability.
el Market street. m2p-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

Does FOR SALE--FOR BREEDING
~ purposes. rom lselected STOCK. hou-
dams, Plymouth hOsks and Q. c. Brown Ier
n it.. SLoo lot ~ ror size and Beauty OF
JOHN y. THRILLER. JR,
ml2-lmt Wilmington AL
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
WANTED.

FURNISHED FOR
cents for all capacities. Lady
store always on hand. Apply at
EingtOn Intelligence offico, 903 Or
d. ai-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

fED- PANfALUON MAKER !
|nsilately. Also work given out
d. Saop, Western Union Telo-
tO9 floor. m29.ota
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
DR.. SIMMS'
VEGETABLE PILLS.
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS.
MANKTNnSa unD TTr mr. O

MANKIND's FAvORITE PILLS.
The most famous liver medicine on earth
No gripping sickness or weakness attend theii
operations They do not 40 20 the bowels cos.
tive. They toar strengthen the liver and
act ON the kidneys, stomach and skin, car
tng liver complaint, sick headache, neural
gia, biliousness..pain In the side or back
pain In the bowels, kidneys or bladder, etc
Very valuable In dyspepsia, malaria fever OF
dumb ague, ohills and fever, general weak
ness, loes Of appetite, etc. They are splendid
for weakly females as an assistance to keep
the system healthy They artendorsed and re.
commended BY thousands as theNnicest pur.
gative and splendid liver medicine. Ele.
gantly sugar-coated, 20 cents box; family
boxes, six In one, 81. Sent by mail. Sold By
leading dealers In medicine. Main depot
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Del,
and No. oo2 Arch street Philadelphia,
nov2p-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
STEAMER =. usr~
WILMINGTON -
STEAMER

For Marcus Hook. Chester amt Philad ell
phta. Commence trips MondaN Marcn
leave Fourth street wharf daily (Spndays
ncIuded) At a. m. and IL As noon; reSurfl
Ing, leave Philadelphia at 10 a. m. and an.
m. NO freight received for a particular
BOAT after 30 minutes previous to its leaving
time. miOe
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

Nok sALE--EGas FoR HATOHINd
Z from pure bred Ple Juth Rocks. light
Brahmss, white aud brown Leuhorns Al for
ID eggs, or 81 10 for 20. y. SPEAKMA
,,, SiAtn avenue and Anchorage street, West
winning on. m2Olm
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

NOR SALE OR EXOHANaE-A NuM
Il Der Of desirable houses. with Ali tho
modern improvements. Iittie cash reouired
or building lots will DO on in part on whole
payment. Balances may remain on m,,rt.
sage iof years Aloo building sites in all
RaIts o. tne CITY for residences; aleo manu-
facturing sites, especially adapted for mo
Toooo business, with an evor-howfDg stream
from the b. L.. r. Railroad CITY tau one.
eighth the regular rates. This PROPERTY viii
be sold By the acre or In smaller lots. At
terms TO suit purchasers Also houses 10
rent oneap. THDS. Nd. O9LE,
102 French street.
Ut Il. FORD, th and Rodney al1.H
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

E-A LITILEGIRL0 YEARS
NE wishes q home; O woman
" The day, washing or house
Aiply at 9O3 Orange street. ct
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02
Contagious.

am native OF England. and while wos
In that country l contracted a terrible blood
poison, and for two years. was under troat-
ment as an outdoor patient at Nottingham
hospltal. England, but was not cured. 4
suffered the most sgonixlng pains in nv
bones, and was covered with sores all over
my body and limbs, Finally / completely
lost all hopes in that country and sailed for
america, ana was treated ut Roosevelt in
this city, as we'll as by q prominent physi.
oian IN now York, having no eonnectiop
with the hospitals. -''''oA
saw the advertisement Of Swift's Suecifie
anu determined to give 1t q trial, / took
~ pottles and can say with great loV IN Al
.ney nave curedma entirely. / am az sound
anu VOL as ever was in my life 1. FIRED
hALSoRp, New York Oily. June 18th, 1885.
In March, 1884, oontracte bloo1 NJ, aon
anu peing Ia savannah, Ca, at the time
vent into the hospital there for treattnsnt
sunered very much from rheumatisin a.
.ne same time. did not get we'll q ndar the
~ Lho = more, nor was cured by any ~
S sne uauai means. l have now taken aeyen
bottles Of Swtft'e SPECIFIC and am sonnd va
n wen; ~ drove the poison out throua boiis
Jersey oity, N. j., Aug. 7th. 1854 INA W.
ed free. 7AiA diseases mail.
HE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Iravara b..
q ga. N. Y. 167 W. 23d street, y q Ian
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

ED'MAN AND WIFE OR TWO
nsnen boSrders in q private
|@tet wees, at 2l2 North Adaus
m29-btt
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

Hfoh SALE-CHEhP, ONE s-kOUMs cd
II house corner OF Ninth and Jsokson
stroat, with modern lmproyementa.-
Terms easy. Other prOperties for sale In
llherent parts OF the city Aoply at No. a
nos. Seyontn street or No. 30 West Ninth
.Ents: Telephone call NO. 30. J. X. u.
'AIDo o. SUNS. E-u
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

XVI TWO MONTHS -
a,'e setter bitch, with s6SeA
ylll her ears and eyes. a
w DO paid for her reiufn To
r. NO III Monroe street,
m29.otd-2tw
Daily Republican., 1886-04-02

DIOR KENT-Ou ZAP, NUS. $50 ami
II 132 Parish street, 60 East ilth street.
IA Conard street, lols AND Iol2 VApBuren
street, ola East 9th street, AIS East ard sirget
81 Madison street, sos Poplar street. ga
w ashlngt0n stIest. M. I. F0ULE, No. 7OI
M 1rket street. ms'-3Leod