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Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
Why Young Men and Women Do No,
Marry.

marry.
Canstant worry, ard resulting irri-
tation OF the nerves, caused By th,
present high living Of the period and
us attendant excitements, have broken
me Constitution CT seven eieh' Is of oul
American women. Medicines have
shown no ability to hep them. S.imu
lane and narcotic. have proved de-
atructive. Al the prestn ut time not OF.
norsey lie In ftty is able to do her VII
work. Young men refuse 10 marrr he
cause they are not atle to support a
vile and woman to care fer her, be.
cause the period has broken them
nearly as much. If this mode of living
contir ues, what Is the epd to be? Doc
IoIs Insist that the South American
Mexie Nerve Food plant is doine very
much 10 mend the effect of the dissi
pstion aud nerve wear so prevalent II
Is SAID 1t has no stinulatiye or medical
effect, but 1t has remarkable recupers.
i've effect in nervous prOstra ion and
fesults from dissipation. Druggists ray
us sale is marvel lous, which indicate,
the truthfulness Of oar statement.
a Detroit romans husband was in
lhe habit OF coming home drunk and
beating her She had taken in work
and supported the vagaboud with great
patience for years, About two months
ago she wanted him to cure his habit
fpr liquors with the Moxie Nerve Food
Extract. He damned the humbue stuff
and refused. She then told him ne had
no excuse on account Of appetite, and
cuhed his ears until be did. Now he ia
qai.e man. 1t ia not known positively
sWllch did MIN the most good, the Gu n
Ihg or the Mexie, but the vagabond gets
ont Ct his humiliation by saving The
Moxle cured his appetite for the stuff
This shows now the women believe In
the Moxie with accessories.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
Tho Harvest HONS.

II the day 10 favorable there will be q
very large Harvest Home gathering in
ex-Sherif 4. Lewis Armstrong; woods
to morrow on the W q N. Railroad
near eilvsrbrook station. Trains will
leave French and Water street depot
81 10 q. IN. and ! 80 p. m; tickets on "
10 cents round trip. These having
the matter In charge coy thst though
prohibition vii! b. q lead ir z feature to
DO advocated, other needed reforms will
not be forgotten.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
FIFTH EDITINi
"'harlsn d HON.,

The Harlan & Bo,,,A 1'"'r'A,.'
pAny have taken a lovn,aai,nssvor.h u.
new steamship for ttpU s rae to buia
s ud pet between Philadelphia DO Liza
The dimensions ara nov being prsps's
] that life. sup 10 the sp,nUsul
| ha The y.oht which til. ,,
Uua. for Vanderbilt D !. COMPANY
Pc completion sr y fapidly
DC ready to launch Anu will sior
The schooner yso..
pull under the S,rso which Is bst
ni IN f,a,,n ior gentleman Of No Of y Jsn
The Baltimore Steam o,l : plated
pAny, or Old Bay Iina Packet Gou
the I Hs,i Norfolk O. have srrsu aes b .l
building Com pauy, otDEWsr 'th sii
,neia,ware, to build q new ".,,.ningNl
mat y, line, which, it is s,a,ss steamer
fully quarter Of a m,l Iliia,ea, vii ID
ns iss new vessel is to be an Sol i,aI
i pe,'e1, schooner rugged, Of u The s't mp pt
ing Dimensions: Length on su s. lSlo,
n Ieet; length between N, , un atck, q
soo Feet; beam, 40 feet ien,Pp entaicular
,o... IN II, the construction Of - ,h a'a,
VESSEL tne greatest regard il 10 'Ie ns
70 passenger accom- nodatio ~ ~ Dc pu
meet any extraordinary dema std
nfet-class passengers II ia n,aa
~, p,ace AZ least eighty large s,ats rc' :.
tue sseame:, oil fitted with tho M
ment. o'eaAisnlp equiu
her freight capacity will bs a.,
p riss thousand nc tons, and all the su m
ha Oh steam wenches and cranes w,a
% distributed throughout for tbs NV "
snG rapid handling Of any sm me- 1,'e !.
1t is thought the motive nova.
decided On will result ia the sdop,ic % !
triple expansion engines, the MAJ, u y
cent Improvement IN marine ar IL. "
ing and the acme for sneed % YET -
nomical use OF fuel. This howavs' ~ h
not certain. But there ia no do"h, y
tue steamer being built for sns,S y
we'll rs comfort. ' 'poed \
Inc interior snlsh of the saloon ,,d
ssAterooms will be tf the richest cb,,ss)
ter, and when completed the NJ
sIeamer VIII be the equal OF any vess)
ply ing ON the Inland waters OF Ame,i"s
inCandescent electric light will Le uss5
TO night up all parts of the yessei
Work will soon begin on tle no
but the precise date q wins,
me Is to DO finished could not b, a,csS
aimed. ' '' "'U'N
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
Drunk and DisOrderiy.

About / O'Clock this morning Morris
Kelly aud James Collins became en-
gagged In fight at CarrClPs saloon on
Front street, near King, during which
they beat each other baily. Kelly, who
ia q much larger man than Collins, dis
engaged himself from his antagonist
aud run to get a brick, when he was
seized and held until the police arrived,
They were both taken to the bal, aud
this morning arraigned before Judge
Cummips, who, after hearing the evl'
dence, imposed fine OF % and cost Oh
Kelly and 81 and costs on Collins
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
The Board of Heal n.

Fourteen cases, previously considered
were reported vi on at the regular weekly
meeting of the Board of Health last even
ing. AS follows: Six were continued, ST.
abated, one discontinued and one referreu
to the Street Commissioner
The following bills were passed; oill II,
boy, So SO; Patrick Dugan, s5G,2'' lls
James and Webb Publishing Company
Sl6.25; Every Evening Publishing 0o IN.
pany, S2.A; Daily Republican, 20
The Morning News Publishing Company
s. Is: Freie Presse, s. Is.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
A Card.

AS there SEEMS to DO considerable
talk in regard TO myself and the coilec.
torship OF MIL Creek Hundred, and ne
am told that am hurting the candi-
dacy OF Benz. Foote as Levy Courl
Com missioner, wish 1t distinctlv
understood that | renounce all claim.
| may have had in that direction, and
DO not want 10 be collector ur der Mr..
Foote or any other man.
HENRY NJ. WHITEMAS.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
Case p4s.,l;.sed

Last evening twr men named William
Bonner and william Ryan entered a
rtaiaurant al No. East Front street.
amp ate Hearty supper, for which they
refused 10 pay. An alterration 60 -
pet Teen them and the proprietor, AND
they threatened 20 clean oui the nlaco
when Officer O'Neill was snm,nnna d
and they were taken to the hail. A. a
hearing this morning before .Ind,r
CurnDins ths pnopr ietUr of The reatan.
rant dld not sei m auxious to nrosecnt.
and tie case Gas dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
Yislting his birthplace.

Mr.. Joshus Urich, native Of thi
city who removed to Erie, Pa, 81 year
ago, Is now visiting his cousin, MI
Thomas johnson of the Harlan &; ho!
linRsworth Company. When Mr.. Uricl
left here be was but years of age, AM
this ia the frst time he has been in thi
city since then. He is now one of tn
prosperous farmers of that section, al,
spent the greater part OF this life ii
attending TO Lis business
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
Corner stone Laid.

The corner stone of the new Winning.
ton Savings Fund, at Ninth and MalAe'
streets, was laid this morning: a nun,
Der Of coins, newspapers and nis'o " !,
OF the Savings Fand were placed III o euS
corner stone. Washington James, op'
OF the directors, made q few retnafA No.
In which he hoped the tutuiee oil lne ~
stitution would be as useful ana pfVs'
porous as the past.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
A Disappointmont.

From some unexplained cause thu
Republic did not AXE her trip to Gap.
May to-day and. consequently about 9,
passengers from Wilmington were dis
appointed after having gore down tt
the wharf OF the W & N. Railroad
The Republic closes its season on Sun.
day, September 10.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

The following officers have been e. e ~,
cd by the Wilmington Coal uss .S 1U
pany: President, George Ric a,su, p
secretary and treasurer, Williatn J.
Tay lor; directors, Edward Bets, ~ VI. az
D dickson, Edward T. Bellah' us su =
b. Capelle, John Jones ana in
Jack aau
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

Fifty-four car loads of pe snS.s'
passed Though this city ye nt.I &,
Consigned as Follows: Jersey cs U.ss1 !?
Boston, s; Philadelphia, "; Ches sis 70
points West, ~ from Perryvlh,, sr Of
Milford, Del, |. The total nu h and 70
carloads shipped thus far through "n' "
Wilmington is $40.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

A package of cigars was rb tGsj and
Thursday, ia going from u, ln' to the
King streets, down Fou asp Rail-
freight house Of the P. w. III .ii hs anti.
road Company. The finder VIII at az No.
ably rewarded on leaving same ~
312 East Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
A CoIrec ,iOn.

l. WAS stated IL yesterdays REPUB
LleAE that the young men around tht
corner of Fourth and Jefferson streets
annoyed the reighbors by playing cards
screaming and cuIsilg. Now the Dung
man at the store wants the public tc
know that there has been no card play.
ing while he has had 1t.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
EestIXaI AL ktanton.

The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby
terrain Church at Stanton have made ar
rangements for the holding of a fair anl
fruit festival, Thursday, Friday ana Sat
urday evenings of next week. The pro.
Gee Is are to 20 for the benefit of the Sun.
day School library OF the church
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

Premature decline lof pows
In either sex however induces speedily
and permantly cured. Book for Ii
cents in stamps Worlds Dispenssry
Medical Association, 653 Main ttleti
Buffalo, N. Y,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
Wi, be Thrown open Tomorrow,

VIII DC nro"H yV.rras
The new house built by Tue and
coe Engine Company at eeo S,aS and
jackson streets is now compiet1SS last
AT a meeting of the company ne, rsd to
Monday evening 1t was resoi's sven.
omen il to morrow afternoon ana "
inc for the inspection of the pnoii0'
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

There was III Old man Of Tobayo
lived on rice, cruel and sage" he hAc
hesiScAe 70 bad. Alter he used bot
tie Of ea.vati0n Oil, he could eat roas
bset and plum pudding sli right.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

Henry M. Whitenap Of Mil Creek
Hundred declines being candidate tor
the collectorship. inprder that he may
not interfere with tho candidacy u
Benjamin Foote for the Levy Court.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

ISHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
10 writ OF Levari tseias, u me directed
Will be exposed TO public sale, at the Cour,
House on Nj rket street " cen renth and
Eleventh streets in the city oil Min4ton
New Cast County, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
TIE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, ls5'
At2 O'Clock p. m,
The following described real estate. viz.
All those three certain lots or pieces oil
land, situate in the city OF Wilmington.
oou Lded and described as follows, TO wit:
No. With a tn ee.story frame hotel
and other build ings thereon erected. BE
ginning n the in ersection OF the southeriy
aide OF 18th street, with the weEte. ly side oi
DUPONT street, thence westerly along said
side OF Fifth st eet So feet TO a stake thence
southerly p raliel 70 DUPONT street IL feet
incn TO d stake, then Q ca sterly pan ilel 10
fitth street sc feet 70 the sad ". stsrly sid .
CT DUP street, thntcs 'lertby LOrtneriy
III feet inch 20 the place q beginning, be
the contents hereof what they my. BOOK
II. Vol, II, page, le7, etc.
No. =. win brics brewtry. stahl. zee
house and other buildings IA renn erected
reg Ginning at the Intersection VI the north
e:if lGe Off 18th street wi h the o. sterlY side
OF Pott street. thef essteriy along said
slde OF ifth street Ito leet to stake thence
Inortherly parallel to DUPONT street ito feet
lnches 10 stake, thence westerly parall-
10 Finn street leo feet 10 the said saskrIy
side Of Dupont street, aud thence thereby
outheTly Ito feet 3 inches to the placr OF be
ginning, lie the cunten.s thereof Whit they
may. BOOK y oil. 10, page /, etc.
no 3. beginning at the in erection
.orn ed ny the Outheriy aide Of Fif.h stree
aud the caster side 4 >cJtt street thsr c..
s1uthery D. said side Of colt street " feet
!. a 81 Ne, thence eastetly para li.i 70 fiftn
street IS feet to smother stake in north.
easierly direction to b pOini in aid souih.r.
arly side CT Fin. street 81 feet inches from
Inc essterly side tfScott street and at right
aug lee thereto, thence westerly along said
utterly slice fFtfth stles, 81 feet inches
70 the place OF beginning, be the conte.. Is
III reof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
properly q karl ep chit and Mary SolCmi
Sptcht, his v lie al d ts.. and TO he sofa Nv
THOMAS FCRb, sheriff.
Sherih's OHce, wi mington, September 2,
1850. sepGeod.ts
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
Accident on the N,w Ro..

Yesterday two freight cars oollidet
and wrecked near Little Elk river or
the b, & p. road, caused by q loos,
wheel. The passepg,r train due here
at s6 last evening was detained until
3 o'clock this morning on account of
the wreck.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
Stanton improvement.

A company from Philadelphia have
taken the old Taylor Manufacturing
place In Stanton and are putting in
new boilers and repairing it, prepare
tory TO carrying Oh large manuf6 ctur
ing trade THE fall.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
For the Infant Department

The fruit festiv Il which commences
to night 10 the Old Academy, Ninth
ward, and which will continue every
evening this week Is Tor the benefit CT
the infant department OF the Brandy
wine M. L Sunday school.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
ON THURSDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,

Il
ON THURSDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. D., 1850. ats O'CLOCK, p. m,
The following described real estste. VII:
All the following lands lying and being In
st. Georges Hundred, county Of New Gas.
| tie, viz: That certrain tract Of land de-
scribed In two tracts, as follows
No. i. Beginning on the north shore OF
| the Augustine creek or canal and on the line
| ditch north degrees east As $40 pefches to
the upland, thence with the north line OF
| Nathan Thomas and Jacob Nandegriit's lots
l of marsh north "a degrees west ~ 9 10
perches to Stone a corner Of Jacob and
christopher Vandegrift's marsh, thence
| north IS degrees west 2-lo perches TO q
white oak, corner OF &. Nandegrift and
Martha Hudson's marsh, thence along their
line to the main canal, thence up said canal
| to land OF william HIll's heirs, thsnoe By
their line up another ditch north degrees
east Is perches to the head OF the ditch,
thence leaving the ditch and running north
20 degrees west 10 perches 10 three-forked
maple about feet from the ground, thence |
north degrt es east liz perches to stone at |
the northeast corner OF a lot OF land belong. |
ing TO Adam Nanoe's representative, thence |
again with AIMS line south Il degrees east
10 5.lO perchss TO stone where oorner
white oak once stood. thence south s6k dc
Rrees east % b-l0 perches to maple, corner
OF Matthew Menhis land, thence south t9I<
degrees cast ~ perches, theLce south sOta
degrees east 3 $40 percnes 10 corner Of
William Stuart's land, thence with mis- line
south 10 minutes west so clio perches south
50 degrees east II perches, south so minutes
east liz perches TO Au2 Justine creek, thence
up said creek south 20 degrees weet
perches TO the canal, ana thence up the
canal y Nathan Thomas line, tn ence by
faid Jmss' line ditch north l2L degrees
esst 80 perches 10 the place OF beg inning, be
the contents what they may, with a dwell
ing house, stabling, granary and other out
buildings on said property.
No. Beginning at stone, corner Of
land OF William Oleaver and land VI the
heirs Of Christopher Nandegrift, deceased.
thence by said land to ST. Augustine canal,
thence down the same To u ditch line be
tween this described lot and land of the heirs
OF Nathan Thomas, deceased, thence up ssid
1itca TO stone on the upland in o line oil
land OF the said William Oleaver, thence by
the line Of said land TO the place OF begin
ming, containing 6acres more or less. Book
W. Vol. 10, page 1865, &c
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
srty OF William A. Cleaver and Alphonse
b Cleaver, his wife, and TO he cold by
THOM As FORD, sheriff
sherln's Utice, Whining ton, August ia
D., 1883. au23-eodts
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

is now in season, and Gardner d, It'll and
SIMPLIFY streets. is the place TO get them.
All the celebrated brands at 25, 80 ard
40 cents per quart.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

Tomorrow promises 10 be from
cloudy TO fair, indicating local rains
SIMILAR conditions will probably pre-.
val! on Friday.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

w ANIED-TO RENT, by A RELIA-
w bie family, three-stsry house, with
nae4 bu lding, In Wilmington, near the
Deiaware avenue street cars. hest Of refer.
ence given. Please state the rent asked, or
~ould take boarding with 3 private family.
Philadelphia. ss.2I
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
WILmINGrON Il NORTHERN h. r.


WILMINGTON a NORTHERN h. h.
Time table In effect July LIST, 1880 Trains
leave wilmington tFreAch st.ect) as follows:
for Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
neid, Maynesburg urctien, Manor, Potts.
sllle, TaIaqua, Allentown. Lebanon, Wer-
and Reading k. H., 90 a. IN. and 2,45 D. IN
fot Coatetville In breevillo, Lenape,
ohadds Ford ana DuPont's 100 a. IN 49,
w and 10 p. ID. For Reading and inter.
mediate ncfnts, at o y. IN.
For West Chetter. I 20 a, M. 2.i6, and 800
p. u,
For New Bridge, Coatesyillo and inter.
mediate ointi 70 and ole p. m.
On "wednesday and saturday, 10 " q. m.
ior New Bridge, Birmingham Park and all
interme late points
on SUNDAY, for Rea1irR, Oeatesv lille, W est
ohester and ali intermediate Joints, SOS .
m. and 10 p. u.
a. u. McCAUsLAND, j. A. BOWER,
superintendent. DEAL Pass. AE't.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
Clos ing Clothing Storea.

an ayr emeLt is Icing signed by tn,
!eaalng ching men of the city to clos,
thelf ssore ~ at O'Clock in the evening
Hofp tLs .prest 1t tine until December /
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

served In all the various sty les go to
Gardner's, Eth ard Shipley. II is oysters
are the finest In the city. He also sup
plies ice-cream ell the time
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

rRAlM-W WILSON. -Un the sth inst nv
the Rev. y. y. Kelley. MIR. Eugene s
Iraim and Mics Beckie Wilson, both OF
this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
Notice..

The Philadelphia Castle, No. 8, K.G.
e., Will hereafter meet at 7.30 p. m. in.
stead Of 8 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

ENOR SALE-3 He RSES,2 GOOD ~
WORK or driving horses, suitable 10y
ior iady TO drive; good draft hOrte. work
single or double; new carts, 2 sets cart ha r.
n nah apply AZ shoe store, Henry Clay Pc.
Doi' lt-u
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
IN o r D E r.


Ter Clothing Tie order OF the Are ready We certainly
The Quality and Price tells
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

The torturing disease n ,s1E ngred by
stantly relieved and rapidly 0u-
Salvation Oil.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
stats of the Tn ermomotey

at dc REPUBLICAN ofjce Il the a,.ac
1'oiock &c o'oiocE u o'clncl
79o 500 84C
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
GouIeY'a


excursitn TO Washington and Harper
ferry, IhuridAy, Septem Der %, 1885.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
WELL BEGUN,

They say, means half
done. so that an early start
well followed up, is of great
advantage 20 sny business.
In buying early and for cash
we are enabled to give our
customers the choice of the
markets at Lowest Prices.
The new styles for merchant
tailoring are in, and we will
be pleased TO show them.
even if you are not ready to
purchase. Our cutters and
workmen are constantly i'm.
proving, and we guarantee
you perfect satisfaction
The New Styles of Clothing
for Men and Boys are ar.
irving daily, and we can as
tonish you with Low Prices
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

hELEGAtE ELkCfIQn NOrIUE-
II A coun CO voution Of the Tenn per-
ano' efor ~ party, New Castle county. Del.
VIII be held in the rooms at $40 Marx 81 a.,
tsecond storl) in the city Of Wilmine ton, on
saturday, septsmbe 20, at 2 O'Clock, D. m.
Tor tho purpose Of nominating cardid tes 'or
sh rim, coroner, IN smbers OF he eRislA.
turo and Levy Court and other county Offices
70 De yosed f1rat the state election n Hoyem
nsr. meetings will he held ON Thursday
september 20, In the various wards OF the
CITY OF Wilmington at O'Clock p m. and in
the.election districts throughout the county
az O'Clock p N. for the purpose OF appoint
ing three delegates from each wAid and
eiecticn district TO represent Them in said
convention. The chairman Of esch ward and
election district association is hereby re-
questou TO give due notice OF the places for
LoldiLR the above meetings
~ order Of the o. unity Com mittae
Attest: ALFhkD GAHTHKGP.
CHAIR an
JOHN W. DIgFESDoRP.
Secretary. fept6-2t
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

WY ANTED-A HALFGROWN WHITE
w girl to assist In general housswort
at S37 TatnalI street. s8.2ts
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
THE ARTISANS SAVING BANK.
NO. bO2 MARKET STREE.

NO. bO2 MARKET STREE.
80 mi pi'h lho. FEBRUARY ~, 1874
Opento receive deposits daily from a. N
I'LL y. m, and on Tuesday and SATURDAY
evenings from TO O'Clock
Inc charter OF the bank provides that az
pronts upon It's Investments, except 80 much
DC u 1ulIed for the payment OF necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus Tor the SO.
cu1l.y OF deposltors, shall be divided among
no manager is allowed to borrow any part
OF the FUNDS aepositod with the Corporation
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush, s. Alien HiIlos
Nj, l.. Lichenstein tIeo :. OaneIIe
ChsS W. Rowland, N. X. henson,
Jos. l.: Carpenter, Jr., J OBJ Ii. jackson,
VIM, Il. Swift, Henry Y. Uure.
Anthony Higgins, Edwaid Pussy,
Washington Hastings,
MONEY LOANED,ON MORTGAGES,
GKo. W. BUSH, GEO. s. UAPRLLH,
President. Vioe-Pesident.
4. I. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
h''-my jos. NJ. MATHER Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

tXy AHTED-A GIRL To 10 GENERAL.
w bousework; good wages paid. Apply
at2l2 Poplar street. "a 81
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

.SHERltF'S SALE-BY Vl3IUE OF A
- writ Of Levaria Fecia, to me direct.d
Will be exi osei to publie sule, at the hotel
now occupied by Jacob Hyatt, n stanton in
Mill Creea, New Castlo County, Delaware,
IN Mnht,AU
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08
HARRY HART,
The New York Clothing Manufacturing Co.,
NO. 316 MARKET STREET.

|CHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ writ of Levaris Fscias to me directed,
Will be exposed to public sale, At the hotel
OF Alexander Maxwell, In Middlesovn, in
81. George Hundred, New Castle County,
Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

UTANrED - A GOOD GIRL FOR
w general housework. No others need
apply. At Oil Monroe street. ss. 8ts
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

DECISIONS IN WAIT OF GOOD OYS-
tors would do we'll to call at front and
Church street whsryes, where they will ii nd
q boat load Of Cove Plant Oysters on Mon.
days, Thursdays and fridaya
CAPTAIN LEE,
sS3t4 JOSEPH &. SUTTON,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

NTANFED-A SlTUATION BY AN
w experienced carpenter from Italy.
FRANK N ARlSE, 1919 West Fifth street.
kS-2tf
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

WI AkTED-A FlRST-uLASS WAITER;
w also an errlnd boy. Apply at sos
Market street. sS.2ts
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

OST-lN GOING From SILVER
IL brook to Scheutzen Park and Forty
Acres, tall gate OF store wagon any informa-
tion Will be thankfully received at Lynch *
Leary's store, N. Il. corner 3rd and madison
sire cts. Sc sat
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

SETAETED-4 COOKS AND 10 GIRLS
w fer general housewor also an err
rand boy. Apply at Intelligence Once, 90s
Orange ftrect. s82ts
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

NTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w Homework. Reference required. APP
ply at 1904 LON bal I'd street. ss.2ta
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

&&YANTEI-a SITUATION TO GARRY
w on u truck and grain farm on share
o. stated wages. Married, but no children g
Address Farmer, this office. IS 3td-lt7t
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

LNDR sALE-OR PART EXCHANGE
T. for house in Wilmington, a good
farm OTIS acres, IN Mill Greek Hundred.
GEORGE X. TOWNSEND,
s8-3t GA Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-08

W ANrED-A GOOD HALF.9ROWN
w white girl TO assist In general house
work at SOS West Tth street. ss2t.