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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-11-18

The Montpelier Journal says that
the gentleman from Waterville pays
One-third of the taxes of the town he
represents. 1t may be added that he
makes handsome thing out of it at
that.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-11-18

The docket for the December term
of county court is out. There are 1919
cases on the docket, 81 of these being
for divorce 3 book accounts and IA
state cases. There are 30 cases in
chancery.
"A remarkably luxuriant eupatori-
um in flower has attracted consider
able attention at the railroad station
the past week. 1t belongs to Mrs. o.
H. Henderson and is very beautiful
specimen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-11-18


At Peacham, October IS, Mordeca Hale, lawyer,
aged &c.
AT Conroe, Kansas, Oct. 81, j. H.. of j. Har-
vey and Fanny L. Pierce, formerly Of this place,
aged 25 years.
AT Peacham. Nov. 5, Joshua Hartman, aged 81
years and months.
At West Concord, Nov. 6, Willie, son of L. l..
Shackford, aged 10 years.
At Barnet, Nov. g. Archibald Gilfan. aged 10.
At Barton Nov. H. at the residence Of her son,
II. X. Dewey, Mrs Laura X. Dewey, widow Of the
late Lyman F. Dewey, aged e6 years-formerly Of
Waterford.
At Lewiston Maine, Nov. 7, of paralysis Of the
brain. Henry A. Mooney, aged 6O-formerly mer-
chant in this place.
ZINE WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
Il HOWARD ROWELL'S.
H L. NEWELL, NJ. D.
No l Bank Block Main ST., ST. JOhnsbary, VT
Office Hours to 9 and II to 10 a. m. l to 2, 4
to 6, to SPIN.
Situation Wanted.
To do Homework in private family. Inquire at
No &c Clark's Avenue, st. JOhnsbury. IT.
Situation Wanted,
By single woman as companion for the shut-in,
| OF instructor and companion for children. Com
| Lock Box 81. st. JOhnsbUIy.
Boiler for Sale.
A boiler adapted for house heating purposes. Iu
| good condition For sale cheap. Apply to
| A L. BAILEY. Music Store.
st. Johnsbury Nov. nth, 1886. 7Su
Work Horse
| For sale cheap Mp BOWMAN e. SON.
| t4'
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
RehODOtn.

Notwithstanding the fact that the
Hen opsn house will close for the pres
emit season on wednesday the Bright
house, having nearly ons hundred
guests at this time. will continue open
until about the last Of Septemoe Der. Not
waya throughout the country Rehoboth
h as been favored with line oreezes and
the weather has been Delightfully."- cool
a. d refreshing. The 10 csic will also be
retained, and last Saturday evening
there was one of the most enjoyable
hops of the season. Mr.. Bright, who has
| just returned from tour in the State
of New YORK, will take his family to
Rehoboth the presen. week, and pass a
| few d vs. In that pleas ,ut location. He
seems 10 have great faith in the future
Of Rehoboth, as he classes IT as one OF
the most delightful places that can be
found anywhere.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
Excavations at Pompel.

1t seems odd to speak of dead city
as growing one. But that is exactly
the case with Pompeii. There are
many cities in Italy that do not grow
half as fast as the one buried by the
ashes o. Vesuvius 1900 years ago. A
person visiting it at intervals of year
notices marked enlargement of its
boundaries. The Italians, you know,
are the champion diggers. They make
the sh,vel fly whom they attack the
grave Of Pompeii. We saw gang of
them at work there. A government
overseer watches them like hawk.
He wanted to be sure that they peck.
eted no jewelry, coins or objects of art
or utility yielded by the excavations.
The only product of their toll in that
line as we stood by was a bit of iron,
which the guide called hinge, and
the fragment of a small marble col
umn. The spades busily piled were
gradually bringing to light beautiful
house The floors were mosaic, with
simple but graceful designs in scroll
pattern-nearly as fresh Of color as il
laid yesterday.
The walls bore frescoes of fainter
tints-grinning masks, lawns, cupids,
birds, fish and fruit. 1t had evidently
been the home OF well-to.do citizen
of Pompcii. The nervous movements
of the workmen betrayed their anx
iety. They were hoping at every
movement to make valuable find.
Perhaps they might hit upon grea
iron chest, studded with round knob,
like boiler, and full of gold, none,
or ornaments, or they might strike
another wonder in marble or bronze,
or they might be startled by coming
suddenly upon skull or other human
remains. In the latter event the worl
is suspended till careful inspection i
made. The responsible and intelli
gent person in charge proceeds TO as
certain if the dead Pompedian ha'
lett a mould of himself in the plasti
ashes. If so he prepares mixture O
plaster of Paris, breaks hole in thu
crust, and slowly pours in the liquiC
till the mould is full. When it ha
hardened the casting is tenderly re
moved.
Lo! there is a, rough image, show
ing some poor creature IN the agonie
of death, prone upon the floor, fac
downward. Thus, most unusually
were the inhabitants of the doomed cit
caught by the destroying angel. TIL
skull, or leg, or arm, or whatever otht
part of the skeleton has not yet r,
Elapsed into its original dust, may a
tach itself to the plaster cast in I'll
proper place, or may require to /
joined on by pardonable "restori
tion,"
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

story OF inc rrenCn COnhCriptloh.
A strange case of substitution in the
army has Just been tried before the
Landes Assizes. A certain M. Camont
de Talence, belonging to one of the
wealthiest families in the Landes, was
called upon to begin his term Of military
service as conscript He Joined the
Fourteenth Regiment of artillery at
Tarbes, and owing to his stupidity
was unable to pass the examination
that would enable him TO leave the
army after a year with the colors.
Finding the barrack' room insupporta-
BILE after a life spent in luxury and
ease, NJ. de Talence resolved to shirk
his services in every way he could.
The doctors certified tkat he was
strong, with tendency to corpulence,
yet he succeeded in getting into hos
pital at Tarbes, and received sick
leave for three months. When he re-
turned he fell in with man named
Guenin, who--owing to his influence
with a captain in the engineers, M. Lee
breton-had the gentleman soldier
transferred to that corps. Thanks to
completely M. de Talence was enabled
to pass off his valet for himself during
the space of nine months; but when
the time came for his transfer to the
reserve, he neglected to fulfill the ne
cessary formalities. and the whole
transaction was discovered. Cambros,
the valet, his master and Lebreton,
were put in the dock together, but
lowing to the able defences of theiI
counsel, they were acquitted. Cam,
bros claims e400 for having personified
his master, as he was within an ace o
being sent out to Tonkin.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
|20Ih u. HaIkness Academy
OF THE
DELAWARE STATE HlRMiL UNIVERSITY.
jHN CALVIN HARKNfss.

)HN CALVIN HARKNf IS,
AURELIA tL1zABETThi" IAR sS,Rss
Faculty. OF HIGHEST CHARACTER AND
ABILITY, 10 MEMBERS.
At this date of July 18th, 1850, the ub-
'cr'ber ha' bten in the schoolroom with
PROF. HAEKNgss four weeks aud registered
the names of8D pupils having been thus
afforded an opportunity OF observing the
principal az 8 teacher, after prefacing that
ae desire me to say, although he has been
is still learning every day and from long
long experience and Christian reformation
mas overc .me many Of his faults and leerned
new methods Of instruction and govern
ment, l make the following observations Of
my own:
First Tho principal readily adapts him
self to hts pupils, and to each and every
pupil Individually. He has a pleasant :and
attractive manner Of treating them as his
friends and co laberers; he is latoring Z
make them Intelligent and useful members
Of socioty, and they by their diligence and
tociiity working with him for themselves to
become prepared for the greatest possibl,
luset1lness, success and happiness In lifs.
Se,ond-The principal has q uniform pa
thence, Blindness, gentleness united with
nrmness and quiet determination. He rules
hts scholars by Kindness and love and keeps
| hem under perfect control. He has happy
way OF giving instruction reprOof and ad-
| vice through the medium of pleasing anec-
Vdote. -.
Third Tho principal has ever in view the
duty, clearly revealed and faithfully per-
formed, Of saving IN purity and grace, NOR
alfty I'D truthfulness, the children for lives
OF moral reetitude and Christian beauty.
The children, under his instruction, are in
an atmosphere OF perfect harmony, purity,
refinement, Kindness and socisbility, the
little ones receive much Of instruction al
| most without knowing 1t, and the older ones
md In their teacher not only practical and
excellent instructor. but true and devoted
friend. fSigned1
NELLIE M. q aRABRANT, Secretary.
Information and free catalogue cheerfully
presented. Busioess hours 10 IL O'Clock q.
| m. Tenth and Market streets. au19.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

NOTICE-UNDER AND PURSUANT
~ to tho Act of the q sneral Assembly Of
the State OF Della ware entitled, IAN Act
Concerning Private Corporations" passed
At Dover, March "a, 1888, notice is hereby
given that an application will be made to
the Honorable lgnatius @. Grub, Associate
Judge Of the Superior Court of the State OF
Delaware, residing in New CASTLE County,
on wednesday. the 1st day Of September,
bers In the city Of Wilmington, for the in.
corporation CT o company to be called 1.-THE
Christiana Window Glass Company" the
object Of which is to manufacture, buy and
sell window glass Of every description, and
generally TO do all things necessary or
proper for the carrying on Of said business.
JOHN K. BRADFORD,
Attorney for proposed incorporates.
au20 lot
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
LAWTON'S
China Bazaar.

In addition to our immense line Of Uhas.
Field Haviland's Dina, john Maddox X
Sons English Verified Porcelain, Maddox
& Co. % Iron Stone China, we have added a
full line ofTrent)n Iron stone China, and
have It at the following prices:
Dinner Plates per dozen, rs cents.
Breakfast Plates per dozen, 60
So cents.
MEAT DISHES.
10 inch, cents.
II 10 centa.
IL Is cents.
IL l9 cent?.
And so all through the list. We have some
OF the apove in sec ond quality at lust Il less
Carlsbad China, French all but the lame
qgy She'll Cups and saucers 80 per doz
Dihner Plates. 9S
breakfast Plstes, l.bo
Tea Platee, 1.3S
same as above In second selestion, "A less
Mason's porcelain.lined fruit ia's, exua
heavy glass, maie especially TO cur order;
Pin,s; per Dozen ; , 30
Quarts. i" i.sS
Porcelain lined preserve kettles:
Quarts 2 2 cents
Y :. IS IS ""
No house has batter facilities for purchas
ing and distributing, and very few have
good; we can and do compete with any hon
est competition.
All reliable china or glass mannfsctu
rers divide their ware into two selection
and call them Hrsts aud seconds; the seconds
cost about "A less than the nrs's: We are no
a seconds house although Wa do keep somt
OF the leading articles IN second selection
and sell them az such to buyers who wish t.
economic.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

No p ace iu the Allee hsnies 80 com
ple;ely hlls all the requiremt nts of q
m ouniain resort IS Cresson. LIS hotel,
the Mountain House, Is handsomely
located in the midst of q park, on the
plateau of q noun tain, within q few
hundred yards of the railroad. The
house is excellent!y appointed in every
particular, and the facilities for enter :
tanning q large number of guests un-
usually complete.
In addition to the beautiful grounds
Immediately surrounding the hotel, the
prospect in every direction presents q
view full of beauty, picturesqueness
and grandeur. II is in the very midst
OF the most notable scenic portion of
the Alleghenies, and q short walk or
drive in any direction pays a rich re-
ward in grand and inspiring scenery.
There are also many interesting points
In the vicinity, to which delightful ex-
cursious may be made Among others,
the IuiIs of the Old Portage Road
Altoona and the great csr-works of the
Pennsylvania Railroad; Johnsto wn,
with it's furnaces, steel and wire works,
Ebensburg, q quaint and interesting
Welsh town, and numerous other places
of lesser note. Such little trips serve
excelleutly TO pass Zine prohtabiy, II
one desires 10 see all there Is around
him.
Into this region the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will run q special
excursion on Thursdays, September I'd
9th and 10Th The excursion tickets
which have been placed Mt an extraor-
dinarily low rate, including one day.
board at the Mountain House, will b,
good for ten days, and a special rate al
! the hotel will be granted those who de.
sire 10 spend more than one day at TIL
hotel. The special train will be II
charge OF the excursion director of tn,
railroad, ard nothing will be omitted
! TO make 1t the pleassntest trip of thu
tyear. The special excursion train will
leave the Philadelphia, Broad Stree
Station, at 10 so a. M.
The number Of tickets for the first ex
cursiou W i'll be limited to two hundre,
and fifty, and as 1t is highly probabl
that the whole nun Der will be disposed
OF before Thursday, shose who desire u
| join the first excursion are requested L
secure their tickets at once. Train con
meeting with the special at Philadel
phia will leave Win ington at 8 a. N
| Excursion tickets as above described
will be sold at IS 80
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
PIERCE COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
THOMAS NAY PEIa:E MA PRINCIPAL and Founder.

Items Of in terest for the thoughtful:
~ The Location in the finest building
in philadelphia; an elevator, steam heat,
special ventilators, wardrobes, lavatories
and electric lights.
(2) The Course and Methods OF Instruc-
|tion.-Ihe personal experience Of the pro-
tessor5, and the technical knowledge gath
cred by the Principal as . court expert.
(8) The Success Achieved. Eight huo-
dred and seventy.nine (S79) students last
year.
Business Men, Merchants and Farmers
who have had doubts as to whether prac-
tical business education could. be obtained
Outside Of the counting.room have been sur
prised at the thoroughly practical manner
| In which their sons ard daughters have
l beon qualified for business epgRgements at
! PIERCE College of Business, Record
Building, Phiia and are nov among its
! warmest friends. THREE MONTHS,
FORTY DOLLA RS. send for circular and
commencement prdceedimgs.
REV. JOHN Thompson, DEAN.
jy23 cod d ,oat-3tw
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
A Cordial Invitation,

At the recent meeting of the Alabama
Agricultural Society at Talladega q res
olntion was unanimously adopted ex-
tending to "all honest and industrious
farmers of the North, East and West q
cordial invitation to Alabama, irrespec-
tive of creed or political opinion" A
resolution was also adopted requesting
tbe Legislature TO make liberal appro'
priation for the establishment OF An i'm
migration bureau to encourage immi'
Grafton 10 Alabama from other States.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
NOTICES.
NOrIOETo CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS.

SEA LED PROPOSALS will be received
the b * In the City Cornell chamber un.
IL ~ o'clock r. m, THURSDAY, Sep.
ember 2, 1883, for grading, as follows:
FOR about 300 cubic yards OF excavation
rom tho bed OF Gilpin avenue between Har-
tisoa and franklin streets.
Tho earth ex,avated is to be hauled moi
more than five squares. The stone ex oavated
Will be given to the contractor, who shall
promptly remove IL from the street.
The work must be completed within 81
lays from the time OF tho signing Of the con
tract.
Proposals must be endorsed proposals 70
grading Gilpin avenue between Harrison
md FRANKLIN streets.''
Ali proposals must be accompanied by tn
customary bonds, and the successful bidde
will be required 70 give satisfactory bond
Tor the faithful carrying out Of his contract
Plans and specifications may be seen a
the office OF the city engineer
The Specifications must be signed by tn
contractor as part Of his contract.
Inc right 70 reject any or all bids Is re
served.
For further information apply to
FSANUIS MoOLOSKEY,
Street Comm issioner.
OF TO JOHN M. NEWELL,
Chairman Of the Committee on Openin
Streets, City Council. August rs, 1855.
au27.6t
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

The select list Of local newspapers
controlled by Geo. P. Rowell s. Co.. 10
Spruce street, New York, is composed
OF the best daily and weekly papers out
side the large cities and covers the
whole country. O'ders are taken for
siagle States, and at astonishingly low
prices. CataloP ues are sent free.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
FOH SALE.
TOR SALE, AT A BAR

DOR SALE, AT A BAR
I gain. from now until
September 1st, 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 S per
cent. Apply at the REPUB-
LOAN Office. jy24-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

ESOR SALE-OHEAP, SUITABLE 70 X
T. country residence. email fruits or
trucking purposes, 4 acres Of good land, 10
good condition, with 7-room house, BAL
and apple orchard, within miles OF vii.
mington, and within three ell ghths OF a nj lie
OF Fairville station, Chester County, Pa, on
the Baltimore Central Railroad. inquire q,
the place or Of J. X. IL. SEEDS,
Administrator.
80 West 9th street, WILMINGTON, Della
ware. iyo-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
SELECT SCHOOL.

Rev. M. Heath. assisted by experienced
teachers, will open school at his residence.
I'LL West Eighth street, on Monday, Sep-
TENDER 18th.
A limited number of pupils from both
sexes admitted. Careful preparation for
college or for business given.
Philosophical and chemical apparatus,
large-sized globes and charts on hand for
scientific illustrations.
Special student taken in bookkeeping.
French, Music and Painting. Pupils living
piano at their homes, II they prefer. Paint
ipg in oil, water colors and In mineral on
china taught. For further particulars ad.
dress the Principal or call at his residence,
Wilmington, Del. sull-8w
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

NOrIOE THE ENTRY BOOKS IN
~ Divisions ". Z. and II. farm products
and fine arts. ladies' and poultry depart
mems, will close on September 81 instead oil
10. as enormously stated in the Delaware
State Fair Catalogue.
DIP. BERNARD. JR.,
auls-lm Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

TrOk SALE OK ExOHANiE--A MUM
= Der OF desirable houses, with ali the
modern improvements. Little cash required,
or building lots will be taken in part or whole
gage for years. Also building sites gil
parts OF the city for residences; also manu-
faoturing sites, especially adapted for mo-
10000 business, with IN ever.howtng stream
from the Il. q. P. Railroad. Oity tar one.
eighth the regular rates. This property will
be sold BY the sore or IN smaller lots, at
terms 10 suit purchasers. Also houses 10
rent cheap. THOS. M. O9LE,
702 French street,
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
yT1HE (NEw) WILMINGTON
Commercial COLLEGE

Will open In the Institute Building,
Eighth and Market streets, September
LIST, (eyenin2 session, Oct lst). The Princi-
pal date OF Byrant u Strattcn's, Philadei-
phis,) will be at the college daily,to explain
the werkln 8 Of toe lnstitution TO all inter-
to register students.
The courfe Of study embracing BookkeeP-
ing, Busipe:s Forms and Customs, Business
Practice, Correspondents, Penmanahip,
Commercial Law, Business Ethics, Com
mercial Arithmetic, Rauid Calculations
and Practical Spe,linV. Special SHORT.
HAND and PENMANSHIP Depart
ments.
In the BUSINESS PRACTICE DEPARTMENT
students will have actual transactions with
eacn other, and regular correspondence with
similar sch ools in distant cities.
Beth sexes admitted Call or write for
circulars. IL. ). GOLDEY,
au2-tu .th.sa-l3s PRINCIPAL.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
N"AfkfUL-O0MFORTlNa
|EPPS'S COCOA
HREHkFASr
BREAKFAST,

sMslsf gov IN tnowledEe OF the naturl
Nna,Jbsno, me operations OF digestio,
hspionh. ane " careful application o
rlu p,n,,dIees 81 wei selected Cocoa, Nj
Villa. y. isoy!dtc oar hreakfas tables With
aerI .,rr " t leverage which may saw
sxleEi y n,y sr n1eiots' bills. Its by he il
,H,ltdt M S sGel articles of die; that q cen
Gtsst9rg5 y, eIaduaily built up unit.
sasir ,,5 nandrees Of snntie mslndieS ar
sstli VIZ vs. :tady TO att.sk whereya
ma lar ~ no!hl. We may escape man
~ puY Eeti ing ourselves elffortine
We N-t5yiipS snd ? properly nourfshs
~ oily In h,i, IN polling water or milk
TSAls Lihb py ErCcerA u
Vashrt III S 70, HpNOEOPAFHI,
oHiESN, EN6LAND,
1eca- mO-tu -SA-1V
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

10 fipe cabinet photographs and one
large frame size tree Tor SS.00 at Hol-
lana's photograph gallery, S07 Market.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

~ RBAGE NUtICE-ALL PERSONS
VI having complaints against the con-
tractors for no. removing garbage are re-
quoated to notify the Secretary of the Board
Of Health by o'clock a. IN. each day, so
they can be attended to the day of COM
plaint. BY order of the Board Of Health.
au26-st WILLIAM h. LEE, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

nELAwAKE UOI4LEGE, TIE REV.
- ]. H. Caldwell, A. M. ID. D., Presi-
debit. VIII open with enlarged facilities
September l, 1888. Three courses: Olassi.
cal, Scientific and Agricultural. Expenses
not over $2l6 per snnum. For information,
catalogues, etc, address tho President, New
ark, del. )eT-3m
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
vox BEET.
..pF OPPORTUNITY

- RARE oPPo = cooa pusi.
.s ;ssits sSod IL u q: , ssss
rpty tut fn,snts 10 competition.
70 innso.sIIipg for rent. Suitable
sr and c -s,t Moderate, possession
bINlEL uhLN io2otf'
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

NUTIOE - WILL. SELL, OR Elk
~ change for farm, an elegantly To-
Gated and good bushes, store and dwelling
in the city OF Wilmington. Del. apply or
address II. q. KEMBLE, M. D.. Druggist,
corner 4 and Head streets, Wilning ton,
Del. aul9.lmwh
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
M KS. LAURA OSGoOD HARKNESS'S
SELECT SCHOOL
FOR BOTH SEXES
WILL OPEN
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1855,
At the Northeast Corner Of

NINTH AND KING STREETS.
Glasses will be formed in all common and
hi CHER English branches, IN bookkeeping,
music and s1cn ancient and modern Ian
guages as may be desired.
The primary department will be under ex-
perienced amnage ment, which will Insure
continuance Of its past success.
A full staff Of experienced gentlemen and
lady tea cheers insures thorough instruction
and drill 10 all de oartm en,s
The numerous and honorable patronage Of
this school during the past Ive year,, and
the systematic discipline OF mind and bod
which has been its cnaracterfBti: excellencs,
must render the year now opening the mos
successful Of its history.
Terms from IS to SIS per quarter, accord
In g to classification. kor further in.orma-
tion and to secure seats. app y TO
MRS. dARKWESS,
au2i-3w No. 500 Market street this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

t,,TyD- PROPOS AIS FOR The
A ,,,s''op o. new barn. Plans and
|tcitons CAD e seen at the store OF a.
|HAPhAN, seventh ana orange sss''
saturday.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
waggSD.

,~1,I,-I,AultS AND YOUNG
~! ~ decorate holiday novelties
neu Int ~ trade: steady employ
~ , W." artx earned: oil materials
~ , p nal led tree Address New
~ y i,"cnra'iye Works. 10 Pearl street,
u W. ~. r o, box sos. au24-ctf
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31
WIN. LAWTON,
Cos Market 81.
A ID / e S.
JACOBS AUCTION ROUSE,

Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, lie
Goods taken ca consignment ana promp,
payments msde when sold. Sales callsa In
sity and country on lt3oral terms. Public
sales every Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing, and Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday snd
Saturday evenings. -
P. S.-Liberal advances made on eonssn
Ments M1o
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

/. yrcn : SHORTHAND s I u
a. 49,, ~ NON sexes; best system, prac-
Sea. avur arh lowest terms. speed CLASS
E Es evening. KAfF & 0UfEh,
u I,Il st,pos.s pers, Law Building;
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

NOR SALE-UhEAP, ONE a-ROUMED
street, with modern .improvements.--
Terms easy. Other propertiea for sale in
different parts OF the city. Apply at No. 0
Wost Seventh street or No. $40 " est Ninth
itreet. Teaspoons call 70. %. J. X. ID.
SEEDS g. Sons. SIT
Daily Republican., 1886-08-31

A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR A GOOD
IA teachsr.-Miss Fraser having ret ired,
offers scnoolroom, No. 800 Delaware avenue,
for rent DESKS, books and apparatus for
sale. Apply at No. 1908 Market street.
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