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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-04-01

a Burmese sword OF honor, Whlcn
belonged TO one of King Theebaw 5
Ministers, has arrived at Edinburg
from India. The hilt is a piece OF
ivory. beautifully carved, and tne
scabbard is of pure silver, and IS arIis-
tically chased.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-04-01

AK gold medals nave been given 70
St. Jacobs Oil at Worlds fairs ana *
positions. for being the best psln-cure.
II is itself. better than gold. II cures
rheumatism and every other pa lntul
troable, It never fails.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

Shortly after 10 o'clock last Saturday
night there was n fight among some
colored men ON Clay mont street, be-
tween A and b streets, South Whining
ton, and Officer Porter arrested Alex
auder Turner, one of the participants
A number Of his companions rushed to
his rescue, and one Of them named
James &c . mmous called on some of
those In the crowd 10 shoot the officer,
ut the same time drawing revolver
from his hip pocket, but which IN his
haste he Dropped to the ground.
BY this time there were over hun
bred colored men around the officer
who still held on to his prisoner, but
had 1t not been for the assistance Of
some of the white people present he
would no doubt have been handled
pretty roughly. In the meantime WORD
had been telephonei TO police station.
and Mayor Rhoads, with Chief OF Po-
lice Dbugherty and Sergeant Taylor
hurried 70 the place, hut ms soon az the
rioters saw them coming the greater
part OF them fed. Simmons Was also
arrested ana with Turner taken TO the
hall. This morning both men were ar.
raigned before Judge Cummins who,
when he had heard the evidence im
posed line Ct IS and COSTS on each Tor
dissrderly conduc+, and also committed
Summons in default OF $500 bail op the
charge OF carrying concealed deed y
weapon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
RUSSELL'S
HIVE
200 Market Street.

Hot Weather 1a7 come q. asst,
nut TOO ate " suit ne We nave
TOO macy summer goods on
usnd, and TO dispose 81 taam
quick We have Hadc V-cas mat
will Prove 20 al ;aqa ring CT, $
that we mean 20 convert 81.
summer goods il 10 cash ann net
Ga r. any over Tor aHot--- se:.,
son
swiss Emhroiaeries ne .-pr.eg
some kina Of Is g oEe-tni.c!
price. A big stock 9. Orient
Laccs in White. Cream Or Err
lin different W dths Also - oy
40 in Gouncings. I;uchings, Col
lars. Chinese it's with ties, e
fashionable now.
Par .sols, Gloves, Mitts, md:
linens, Batiste, figured Swi..
a. half.price.
Beautiful French 7 inted Or
'g3n-ies, Crinsles. Sateens ~,
find quite a stock Of ends Q
Silks in dinerc1t lengths. suit
able for chlirrcn !. d, esses eco
worth rom 80 cents to 81. W
wish to close out cheap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
F,anrsLan.

The Young Mems Association OF st.
PAui's NJ. K Cuzrcl ". lave their
ninth annual moonlight excursion this
evening on the steamer Braudywine
They will be accompanied by the f ret
Regiment Orchestra OF fifteen pieces.
who will give cJnCer; on the boat.
To morrow tue S-uday school Of the
Reformed Epis opal Church Of the Re-
deemer viii sivs ;heir annual excur-
sion to PennsgTcve.
Asbury NJ. T Sunday school will
also give an sEcu-sloD and picnic 70
Birmingham FsTE.
To morrow evening tle young men OF
the Second Bap,.s, Caurch will give q
moonlight exUAgsloL on the steamer
Brandywue i voca. AID instrumen.
tai concert ". b e,7en, aud those who
20 will no doubt speaG al exceed uely
pleasant evening
TIE second Tnool'ieas excursion o.
the Young p-3ole league Of Grac,
NJ = ChuFc gwen on II
steamer BraEg IT,. o. Weduesaa,
evening, or wh cs~ioL lhey vii
90 10 Philade .. .--
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uouor.ne incl. Deeeas.a M,raner.


DuEel. re. No Z, "a - a.. Lt al
l.euciia. service 4. ,heir Lesi4 44.tt TT
4 tbs Hardness bli ding .est sat
urdsy evening Il couI2 eIa a-.tiun of
their deceas comraaet, J.. iw.L r
BraI g VINO G,cd BeceWae. 10 l.. la55,
ana George NJ Bailey Nfo GleG n ~
AN ISs6 Notwithstanding tie in
tense h4a. there V IS "a far Attendance,
among tae1a being relatives 6; lie l4-I
c ased. with tae wives ans sauiheF OF
Iinppbrrs Of the Fost Two chairs,
draped in mourning &C led dCL.
spluuaat p.age 70 show "a; two stals
wert eft vacant u he lea no mpre
! pps- Cml mahder ayaIs presided. ar
, she SERVICES were upenes With a duett,
! "Eest Ever WltL God, ~ Mis- MAY
: Hersty and Misc Z ira yecs, which
, Was rendered IN al excellent maDper
tCvuuauder p. p. Aya-s followed WiIh
Ian aadreps. and Chaplain JOKES o,ftrei
lurayer Tie responsive service of the
lG a T. Wac then recited ard the Id
In All after rtaGinR the records OF the
ideceahel comrades, was Offered oE the
Commander 10 instIite .Len. on the
minutes
Aqnartette entitled Goo Auyi., -
by hnses Jersey and Aya1s, aud
Messrs Savilie and johnson followed
after winch came the responsive service
: by The Post Chaplain and comrades, as
lprescrioed by the ritual o. the 9 a Il,
This Vas closed with prayer by tht
Post Chaplain, after winch tine LORD ;,
IprsyeI was repeated 10y al, IL concert
M isses Ayars and Hersey then sang
a beanti 'ul Duet entitled The Sayiou
. With Cs" The Rev, r Z. j pnes
4 pastor Of Mt. Salem NJ K Church. de
. livered all eloquent ADDRESS, in whicI
. he expressed the sentiment that he hat
more respect and greater ftaterna
feelings tor the men who woT
! the gray and fought for
!. principle, than he had for III
y Towards who remained at home and di
!; all they could to retard the operation
of those who were bravee nouRh TO go I
the front in defense of the I liol
: "Sleep, Comrades, Sleep" a poem b
Longfel!ow, was read by William /
4 Long of Smyth Post. Little Lul
Elliott, who is but years of age the
sang "God be with US till we me-
again" in a remarkably excellent ma
ner, accompanying herself on the o
gan. A responsive service, followed |
b the doxology aud the benediction
IN. Rev. r. G. Jones, closed the exercise
d. which were Of the most impressi'
81, nature.
IN Miss Minnie Allcott presided at d
I'd. organ and handled the instrument In
ES very skiIlful manner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
congratuiatlng Gladstone.

The following telegram, signed by
many Home Rule sympathizers IN ST.
Loo IL, was last evening sent to Mr.. I.
r, O'Connor IN London: 1--WE con
gratulate Mr.. Gladstone on HIS able
canvass. The Irish race and the friends
of constitutional liberty throughout the
world congratulate him, and feel al
sured that the adverse vote on Home
Rule in England, on more mature cou'
sideration, will Ee reversed. 1t Is for
the mutual interest of the English,
Irish, Scotch and Welsh that the prin
ciple Of Home Rule should be estab'
nshed. AVID /: win be-"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Eleventh. street bridge ~ being re-
paired, and will be closed for horses
or wagons uutil Thursday next.
six colored persons were baptised IN
the Erandywiie yesterday morning ny
Rev. b. T. Moore of Shiloh Baptist
Church.
The Red Ribbon Temperance Asso-
citation meets in their rooms, go Mar
ket street, this evening At o'clock.
a number Of new cars are being built
10y the Harlan 81 Hollingsworth Com
many for The Wilmington II Northern
Railroad Company.
All the store merchants OF this city
have decided to close their places OF
business, during tn. months OF July
aud Angus, at Z o'clock, except Satur'
Idsy evening.
The Sunday "Star" has had q tele-
phone put IN its office, the number be
i ing 50, consequently any one having
busia ess with the publisher will on y
have 10 ring the Bell.
On Friday night the stable of Oiem'
emit Reeves, at Delaware City, was
broken open and sorrel horse and q
double seat carriage stolen. There IL
no clue TO the thieves.
The little son of Louis Cognacei. the
| italian that keeps fruit stand NJ sixth
| aud Market streets, who had his finger
Manipulated about week ago Is doing
rs well az could be expected.
Rev. J. l. Est,.n, Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer,
| Eighth and Monroe streets, was present
and addressed the Union NJ. + Sur day
school vsetprday afternoon,
The First Regiment Band comtem-
p,ates giving iree concert TO the in
mates of the almshouse a, an early day,
providing arrangements can be made
| for the transportation Of tie members
TO and from the place.
Policeman Be1uhardt has purchased a
very fine dwelling house on Madison
street below Eighth, which he enlarged
by an addition NJ the rear, and he 1t
now deserredly proud OF his new home.
Tits said that City Solicitor Henry G.
Turner intends to wage war on the
lstreet corner vendors ey fling intorma'
Ition against the pEoprietors tor main
tanning nuisances by obs,Iuctng the
tsidewaiks.
Frank Smith having resigned as
deputy coroner, che place is now being
4 -
hlled by II w. Palmer, OF no. 81
SIMPLIFY street ~ho WISHES IL unoet
IstoGd that ne inteLus 70 stflc'S enioFc'
the iaW relating 70 tis loslSoh'
| Charles Reynolds. tde proprietor %
the Ma;ta hotse, VINO was slnoos M ..
rapidly improving, aud DR.. DRAPER hal
ex pressed bis on u on tLat there Is notA
Eng 20 preVe1l I'VE recovery
4 bert CarEe-e, employed at Nc
C.ary's morocco Il @A1fa 't.ry was oe
fore United s's-es { u missioner S'hft,
oh ga utua! n.y. ~ 1."' rsxTns ns,
~ t 10. 4 80. -. 4a1 "a Ia.
~ = 80 t 49, a.',', =, VesT,a,
4 -
u"F'
The open 81 C3ccer IL Eighth Stree
: Park 0aR we s--eraed Yesterday al
/ Iterrccr, and ine uu.y draw back wa
TIE Tact, tia. although 'hs naieria fc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
Who Says So2 We Say So
Nuf Sed.

That our $500 Shoes in
Button Balls and Congress
are genuine hand-sewed,
both in welt and fair stitch,
and is the only genuine
hand-sewed Shoe ever put
on the market at the above
price to the consumer. We
also have a $500 Shoe,
which is a fair representa-
ton of our So 80 Shoe; the
only difference being that
the $500 Shoe is machine
sewed instead Of hand
sewed. Call ard examine
these Shoes and Save One
Dollar on each pair Q
lShoes.
Also a full line of X. o
L. Shoes in stock. At
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

Registrar Lee repor5s that during the
week ending last Saturday there were
0 births, marriages and ?6 deaths in
this oity, against % deaths for the cor
responding week Of last year. The
causes of death were az follows; Cholera
nfantum, ); consumption, 4 spoplexy,
inanition and meningitis each; bill
lious diarrLul, blood poisoning, con
WILSON'S, congestion of the brain,
chronic dysentery, CASTRO enteritis,
general debility inf animation of bowels,
marasmus, natural causes aud neural.
gia OF heart each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
Mexicana Bu1ing Arms.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, July II. 1t is
reported that General Martinez and his
allies, Seniors Ramierez and r. as, the
distinguished editors Of the City OF
Mexico, who recently arrived here,
having travelled disguised overland, are
quietly buying mp arms and horses.
The Nigrete movement, while prema.
ture, may have some significance,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
DIED.

AHMSIe OVU In tuis city, on the ION
inst. EllzA Armstrong, Ia the sOth year Of
her age.
lie relatives and friends Of The family avs
respectfully invited To attend the funeral
from the residence or John Atklnfon, No. sil
West sixth street, On tuesday tine l3;h ins 1,
Services st ne house a. II O'Clock. Inter
nenl IN hed Oisy Greek Church Cemetery
.inPklNS. lin this city. on Inly 10th, ltsC,
Hypie 81 upkius aged 63 years.
Reistives and :riends are respectfully IN
wren 10 attend the funeral irom heT late
residence, No ~ MOusley row, Ninth ware .
IN llIted AZ. the 18Th inst. Services NJ the
house At = o'cHcE. inteFmeni At hiYeF'ls"
cemetery.
OLIVER Sunday evening the l'tll
instant. Mrs. susan ;. Oliver, aged ABOUT
EeIatives ant friends are respectfully re.
guos,ed tu attend the funeral OF the deceased
rom I Mon VI. r.. enuTch on " edheeday
llih Inst, at , o'clock a. In. I he remains VIII
thsn lie taken 10 Newark, Del ~htre ser
Vices viii again no heid IN the VI. =. chuTch
~ that tcwa AZ ~ ~ /, u. lRNrment IL
NtWarE cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
drowned While ',"'

ATLANTIC cry y,,,I n, Il Is Year. \ \
John GENET, an Itali .ss drowned !, p
from from Philadelphia. T afternoon, a t.s
: ;s: bathing 4 Il: 's s FL: 4 i, I
At tibet the time he WEI exhausted ne D.,
s nSt al. Sns 70 get back and s sas him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
A DisorderIy Couple.

W HEN z. nm and Hannah f Hun
fer In ,o!, red, were before Judge
Cumulu, shis incoming charged win
disg,1.-ty -. due They each denied
tn, c,,s;..,.ano xiel to place the blame
ON tb4 ether, Tut the evidence showed
tina. they were both guilty, and eacf
Was fiueI s. a. d coats.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
Blsl1op Becker

The ovoIflowing a ,Ii, IDisht attessl,,
e. m %s;s: g i 4: e; 5s5 !.
i Bishop Becker aons s%' Ss5 tsnporsss
The The Bishop preached. ,s q " %ohrist =
i fssess- from The ne ~, Ts' Il 'S:
attentively Throughout. n a to q, a1'
nearly everybody, !, sad honorea b''
hands with their old anu
On once more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
VMPoRrANr DEN rAL NOTICE.

The undersigned, for many years -
resident DENTS. Of Newark, Del, lfSTsss.sS
has, at the solicitation OF a mum -OII11D
Der Of friends. decided to spend every Mon.
day at delaware City Hotel and every Wed
nesday and Friday at 229 Shipley street,
Wilmington, where he would be pleased to
see any one who may wish to consult him in
reference to any Dental Operations needed.
His aim here as at the office OF DIR. HAlNES
q sun, NEWARK shall always be to give
the greatest comfort and satisfa stion for the
least possible amount Of money.
Il. W. HAINES, ID. ID. s.
Alternate day Tuesday, Thursday ant
saturdays st the Home once In newark
Easy Extraction Of Teeth speciality.
lel6. DAWN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
FIFTH EDITION,


Susan s. Oliver. wits =,
Oliver, died at the resiJe,o James
bsnd' Sl4 Jefferson street, Ia 81 aeF By
Sunday, q. z O'Clock, ara ine. eVenid
put very severe illness of ' w., a She
Mrs. Oliver bore her sufssri,n, ouf day&
most heroic christian for,itnsno with u
BILE soon after she was Tug Sens
her sickness was unto DEAF Aen III thj
household in order and prs rs s't
the event which many dread 'Iip pare
brought no terror for her 'u' Wind
Under the most tyc,,,,.
she broke out into singing ing pa
praise and rejoiled TIA. bass hymns
would soon be over lie. ' s,s sunerlnt
tude WIS for her two chi,J.s,ea1 so!ld
friend. " 'le orphan
Mrs. Oliver before ma.,.
Miss Henderson, res! ling nag rs WA was
lsndvllle. She was cgprs,..s acVie
very young and Joined Wes'su wi ShI
In that town. Ever Nusp
has been constant a;teaGspt Ueo
means OF grace, AT earnest cbr T.,iu
possession OF q Cheerful dispc.isoJ
which made friends of al Who hsl
acquainted with her. MOI onI geo.n
she noted for her industrious h.,is
her homo, but she was ALWAYS r" aS'
engage in every good worS bows,!!
arduous, either In church n, 80
school. In the latter department !,
church she was especisIv on,;
having been valued teacder for nav
years. She leaves a rich examn gu
piety and christian humility and !
bearance as legacy to L9- ael All ~
hnHband and children.
She WAS indeed shining l,,h, mn,
brighter by her sliieriuRs. and wba
her life eObed out it was in t,s ~ ~
ttfnlgence OF golden suuse-
The funeral services VII! he bela
Wednesday morning The IAN Insl
I nion Nj. E. church, this city a.
o'ciocs ,of which church che wasamsn
Der, after which the leuaias TI \
taken to Newark NJ Z. church. NIL
services vi again be he'd. and ma
the many friends ia tia. vlciuitV MI
be gwen an opportunity 10 view he !,
Iuains.
| Rev. w G, Prettymsu pastor Of n
Newark church, was pss'or If The d
ceased in the Union VI. T. church. II
city, before he removed q Nswars j
spring. The remains vii. be intern
in Newark cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

There is nothing IaA' o -or naliy 4
poIitcness, and V. Il ,. !. % carol ih'
lew possess or tahe s'''
selves with. al ,,s,,,r. a.e 50 Nv,
,ed Rq ssai, Ts as We conc r s e asstSns
a a p6l it person We are 'i' y I'd
ed. .,a,. ti,s polish = ,,ot
also hereditary, for tnt !. generally cTeS
ted and in others it i. de, s n,
Truc politeness sPi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

ga kEWARD.-W As STOLEN FROM
VIZ the sable OF the sub soriber at Della
ware City, bel, on Friday night, July 9th,
1855, large soTrel horse, about 10 hands
high, with a long, white blaze down left
side OF face, no shoes on whom taken had
scratches on Uii fore-leg below knee.
Also a Jump seat double carriage with
shafts, makers name on 1t, X. a. MOODY,
Delaware City.
Alse two sets single harness, one nearly
new. A reward of $50 will be given for their
recovery. CLEMENT REEVES, vN
Delaware City, New CASTLE Co., Dol:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

nave used the II. Ii. II. MEDICINE e
a c5Isidercb bic extent on my horses and am
pleased 10 be able 10 certify that in all cases
where used 1t fully warrants all the recon
mendatiOn that can be gwen II ANY one
Islpg il ludiciousty will fully app, eciate it,
EXCELLENT Qualities and tie success ul 10
eyefy,Aing for wnicn It Is recommended
&. h. DJkFhY Chicago, III.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

A document purnOrtlng - be tie "A
will OF Mrs. Myra Clark Games. wideI
known on account OF her ir;y,hve yead
OF litigation against the city Of Ned
Orleans, was Offered Saturday Tor I'd
bate in the Surrogste's COGr,, Brook yrl
n. Y, by lawyer William Ii. Wl.dd
of New Orleans. He describes Nh
Gaines as citizen of Brooklyn tempd
rarily resisting ~ New Orleans, Sd
died on January 9 1855, aud ief, \
wills behind her, SO thai her heirs IL \
have as long and As snlrifsd a 1ontea
over her estate as she ltrst'i carried a
during her lifetime.
The vii. offered IN Br snk.yL .sda,d
January 3, 1885, four dsys before Id
death. The signature j. u cr0ss, anI
attached to the viii is uJ,e s'a'lu
that the reason the vii. wac e. slgud
is because Mrs. Games wa t0c weak
| write. The witnesses gre John
| BETTE, William q. Hatr.sol, Lawsa
L. Davis, William Nj Levy and WI
II. Holcombe, " y
The persons given ;le nerues's a
Mrs. Virginia IL. DAVIS, who eets tfot
900 10 500 acres q and "a $. Laldf
parish, Louisiana Mr. Il -uy la
| Whitney. dauFhter-lu-iaw Of Tue 'tsu
| tor James Y CErlstMas 2 s9i l'.sa
edmond pendttiJl Game asysiel 20
| George W. Eeusuu, Tie tev JOIN v
/ Harmon ald Myrs Z All. Game, ahl
rat. The eXfCdttrt aye " q. AN I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

Clement Reeves, of Delaware City,
offers a reward of 500 for the recovery
Of a large sorrel horse with biszs face,
and donble.se4t jump carriage, which
were stolen from his residence last Fri
day evening. IL IL TO he hoped that the
thief or thives may be arrested and
speedily brought to justice,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
THIRD EDITION.


Mrs Jennie Matsinger, q good look
ing Young woman, tried very hard to
kill herself on Saturday night, hut she
is still alive, though in very critical
condition.
Mrs. Matsinger's husband is employ
ed on the farm Of William ID. Lentz, at
Nicetown lane and Bellevue street,
Philadelphia, and they lived on the
farm In q tenant house. Another young
woman, unmarried, also lived with
them, Her name IS Annie Arnold n
she is very pretty.
For the past few weeks Mrs. Mat
singer and Miss Arnold have been I'M
able to get along together and have
quarteled frequently. The police seem
to think that thei- differences were due
to jealousy on The part of the married
woman. At any rate on SATURDAY
afternoon Mrs. MatsiDger went 10 Mag
istrate NeslPs office and preferred
charges Of assault and battery against
the young WON an.
A warrant was issnti and put in the
hands OF Sergeant ES,off, of The TWEEN
ty-second District, who went to the
farmhouse at 3 o'clock to serve 1t. He
found the two women disputing holly
and arrested Miss Arnold, At thu
station house she gave bail for her ap
pearance to day. An hour after he
arrest MIS-. Matsipger went upstairs Il
her bedroom and shot herself in tn
breast with smai! pistol.
DIR. G GOLDMAN, OF Fifteenth and Wal
nut streets, and physician IN tn
vicinity, were Dotr summoned to he
bedside, and they found that the bulle
wound was slIghJ, bat were both led {
believe from he- yMptoms that sh
had also taken poison. They treats
her accordingly and think that posi-
bly, she may live, though her CONDITION
IL critical. Miss Arro Is living ava
from the house And is under bal
awaiting hearing:
Sold 10y the Sheriff
The following properties we're die
posed of at Sheriff 8 sale, AT the Coui
House, last Saturday afternoon: Tw
lots with frame mouse, northwest cornt
of Fourteenth street AID Marsh roaC
aud east side Of Railroad avenue abov
Fourteenth, 10 Pe-petua. Loan Associi
tion for &c 0lo; lot and threestory brio
house, south side OF Second street aboV
Adams, to Clayton Loan Assoclatio
for $3.50. the properties Of EdHfird Fol-
rest; lot and brick house, north side {
1aYlOI 5utGfsk A+.-NN - IIAobg W o'hy'C
Loan Associate for 500. the propert
of John Traynu~ lot and two stor
frame hous-, south side OF Il stree
between I. ,2us- ard Button wood,
the Aid I.1aa Association for S25
property Of Margaret J, Quinn; lot au
two two. story frame houses, east sic
of Townsend soG.E of avenue A,
Clayton Llau Ass9c alton, for $50
property OF D,I.s' Bradley; lot al
two story bIi,S hOdee, south side
Sixth abo7s IL alisou, 10 j. Erne
Suish ESQ for 81 $50, property
Lewis Ellison "" lots east side
Forest, south of Thirteenth, and ca
side Of Head south Of Thirteenth,
Ptnua Sharpe tor $500, property
Mahlou NJ Cad, n- ana two stol
brick, son'h size q Src1nd, abo'
Scott, to W u.Ie5or Saviugs Fu1
Society, to- SEQ rerty q wilma
Il. Stewait
.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

Incorporated In 1865 for rs years ny the
Legislature for Educational ami tharltable
lpurpOses--wlsh capital W ~ oOO OUO-to
sin % been added.
Ry an overwhelming popular vote It's ran
chise was made part Of tho present state
lConstituti9n adopted December "a, A. d.,
1879.
Tho only lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed by the people OF any state.
II neuer scales or postpOEes.
It's Grand Siokbe Number Draw
ings take place Monthly, and the
Draw ings reg uiar-
Nv every three months fustead OF
Semi - onual1y "a heretofore.
A SPLENDIr OpPORTUN1fYT TO
WIN A FORTUNE. kIdh III GRAND
DRAW Nc, GLASS n, IN THE ACAn'
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUES AY, August 10, 1855 - i95th
Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
1 Fractions, in Ffths in proportion.
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YNOR SALE-THE GOOD WILL AND
II fixtures Of the restaurant No. 500 Tat
nall street. The house is also for reut. The
license To run for one year. Sickness the
reason for selling. .
jyl2ap 20. uEJOHN BURNS.
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practical upholsterer, 9l2 French street.
Cuttiug sip covers for furniture spe-
ciaIty. Also moth removed from inTni-
ture ~ little expense.
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