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ron BALE,

ENOR SALE-62l WEST Sixth STREET
y Three story brick, nine rooms, bath ali
conveniences. A good home. lilo Conrad
street. Two story brick, four rooms. viii
be sold cheap. lies West Front street Three
story brick, ten rooms and bath, ali conven,.
S Snces, good location. 6i7 East Eighth street
Terms easy. 1919 West street, Two. story
brick six rooms and bath, all conyenlences.
100 West Tenth street. Three-story nav
mouse, all convepiences. Examine IL. I0il
ropisr street. Twrstory brick, six rooms
roe street. .sto.y, six rooms
GOOD condition and desirabiy located 23i
Monroe street. Three story, ten room Good
condition and desirably located. SIS Poplar
sIeet Tnree-story brick, seven rooms, first
Also good corner property with licensed
psf 10 good locality. Other property, both
houses and lots ASK for lists
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A subterranean wonder.

Sylvan Beach is resort on the shores
OF Oneida lake, and correspondent thus
relates the story Of very lively well in
that vicinity. A gentleman who owns
considerable land fronting the beach, re-
Gently commenced a search for water on
one of his lots, by sinking six inch
pipe. After he had got his pipe down
some sixty feet there was strong flow
of air. Suspecting it was natural gas a
lighted match was applied to it, when
flame. two feet in diameter and eight
or ten feet in length, shot forth into the
air. After burning many hours it
ceased, and work was resumed, when
again, after reaching a depth of some
twenty feet more, the gas burst forth,
furnishing flame in size equaling the
first. This flame was, after time, ex.
tinguished and work resumed to be again
stopped by sudden blow out of
great force, carrying with it water and
soft clay of peculiar color. When
this ceased the pipe was driven in some
eighteen feet further, reaching depth
OF ninety-cighs feet. Then occurred a
scene which all present, and there was
quite number, will never forget.
First subterranean rumbling was heard,
as II for warning. Then followed a
terrific blowout accompanied by a very
loud report, followed by blast, as If the
end of all things round about, at least,
were doomed to destruction. Every one
present ran-some in one direction and
others In another. The air was filed
with missiles, few of which were five
inches in diameter. But the most was
gravel and Jumps of soft clay. Some Of
these missiles were thrown oLliquely
several rods. This lasted only few
moments and then ceased, the pipe being
clogged, or the flow of the gas ceasing.
The proprietor and his workmen anx-
lously approached the pipe and carefully
screwed cap upon its top, and then
stood OIL In consultation. Before putting
on the cap, by sounding, the workmen
found there were % feet of gravel and
70 feet CT water in the pipe.
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Failures.

Probably it is a good and wholesome
thing for the advancement Of mankind
that very few persons contemplate or
make any special preparations for failures.
Hope buoys them up with visions
of success, and though they see
examples all around them of broken
fortunes, hard times, and defeats of every
kind, they fondly believe such evils will
not come to them. Only thus could the
work OF the world go on steadily and
cheerfully. Were each one occupied in
imagining possible disasters and mentally
gauging his fortituds to bear them, his
power and enthusiasm for actual effort
would be sadly diminished.
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notice.

NJ VI AZ So 1. BENZ. u GAM. THE
IN lenant OF the house situated at Nos. 22s
and 225 King street. In ths second ward on
the city OF Wtlmingtop, County or Newcastle
and state OF Delaware. IN compliance with
the requirements Of the &C oftne {; eueraI
Assembly, In such clse IN sde and provided
do hereby give notice that shall aDpt- in
writing TO the Court Of General Sessions, OF
tbe Peace and JAN delivery OF the State Of
delaware, in AMI for New Castle County. on
Monday, the 10th day Of NOV A. D., 1885.
being the next term Of said Court, for a IL
ceuse for said house as an nm ar tavern for
the sale therein OF intoxicating LIQUORS. in
less quantities than one quart to he DRINK
N the premises, and the following resnecta-
Bile citizens OF the said ward recommend the
SAID application, viz:
Alex lnder Cha mbers Morris A aruth
Henry Bouth TIE kotfnfon
W Hirby Peter tiross
Jsmes McCauley rioholas Jenny
Geo Neither Aadrsw Keutter
Moses Smith John HIGGINS
n tross IA Jordan
Samuel - Reed nj chael attertv
VIM II BabcocK VbMerr,tt
nlcnard Booth Franklin Lee
" n higgins Charles HeineI
James Crawford "a HAYES
Geo Albright Geo VI Quinn.
o7-st BENZ. q. GAM.
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Liberty and Truth.

The laws of social welfare press on all
of us, whatever may be our condition.
Something speaks to US, above all voices
of human authority, in condemnation of
sel6shness, in defence of liberty and truth,
in favor OF justice and generosity. Only
as we obey this still small voice, only as
we listen attentively to catch its more
distant tones, only as we exercise cur
faculties to discover its full meaning, are
we able to interpret 1t for others, or to
urge them to obedience.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-09

On account of the Gypsy Band Con.
cert in aid of the Society for the Pre-
yent,on of Cruelty 10 Animals in the
Opera House, next Thursday night, the
Sunday school concert at MON M, n.
Church, in which John Il. Sweeney,
the noted singer, was to take part ,an-
nounced for the srme evening, has been
postponed until the following Thursday
night, October 2lst. Mr' Sweeney Will
be present on that evening.
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spoars, Stoves and Heaters.

James q. Wood s. Company are APP
pointed agents for Spears celebrated
Stoves and Heaters. and Will have q
fine stock to select from. They will
also keep all kind Of repairs for Spears
Stoyee and Heaters.
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Art Room.

Mr.. William LswtoD, the popular
china man, has leased the second story
of the new building now being erected
by Elliott & johnson, at No. Gil Mar.
ket street, and will make an art room
Of the same. Mr.. Lswton 10 full OF
enterprise and push. and is credit to
the merchants of Wilmington.
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THE FAI r.

Fair dealings to all have won
t jr us the confidence of the peo-
pie of Wilmington and PEN
insula, and we feel comic emit
We csn show q more complete
line this season than ever be-
fore. The best that energy, en-.
terprise and push can produce
Exquisitily cut
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"Rourh on Piles"

Why suffer piles? Immediate relief
and complete cure guaranteed. ASK
for Rough on Piles" Sure cure for
itching, prosruding, bleeding OF any
form OF piles. sos. At druggists or
mailed.
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If gray, restores to origina! color. An
elegant dressing, sofSsns and beauties.
No oil por grease. A tonic restorative.
Stops hair coming out; Strengthens,
cleanses, heals scalp. SOC.
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GENERAL FOkEIsYN NEWS.
Austria -Hungary-A Startling Plot
Religious Troubles,

Austria -Hungary-A Startling Plot
Religious Troubles.
LONDON, Oct. 8.-The Chronicle's
correspondent at Paris says he has Just
heard from Vienna the details Of n Fart
ling Anarchiss p!o. to destroy Vienna
and assassinste Emperor Francis
Joseph.
Tha conspirators, whose plans were
frustrated by the authorities, had in
tended to carry out the plot on October
4th.
Various timber stores were to be set
fire 10 throughout the city. and during
the confusion public buildings were to
be blown up with dynamite.
The police seized immense quaint.
ties of bombs aud other explosives. in
different parts of the city, especially
near the Imperial residence at Schun
brunn and beneath the bridge lead ing
10 the palace, which the Emperor crosses
daily.
IL was alto inten ded to ma ke an at
tempt upon the life Of the Emperor at
the Same time. A large numb of
foreigners and Austrians we're arrested.
The rinRlesder escaped to Germany.
THE AUsTRO-GERMAN RELATIONS.
VIENNA, Oct 8 -PremieE Won Taafe,
In the lower House of the Austrian
Parliament 10 day, replying to in.ar-
pretations, said that any supposition
that the relations between Austria
and Germany had been shaken were
completely eroundless "The relations
rest now as hitherto" added the Pre-
nier, ION the basis which the Ministry
have repeatedly defined before the dele
cation. There 10 no occasion to appre-
bend any loosing or distui bance OF the
close and truBtful relations existing on
both sides. GCheers.]
ITALY.
ROME, October 8.-The Vatican yes
terc ay sent fresh private instructions
to Its Nunciot abroad regarding the
anti.clerlcal agitation In Italy. The
Pope 10 anxious that foreign govern
ments be fully informed Of the IL creas
Ing menaces and dangers to which the
holy See Is exposed.
THE RELIGIOUS TROUBLE IN INDIA
DELHI, Oct. S.-The i'll feeling re
GENTLY aroused between the HindoOs
and MOhammedans here over mutual
violations OF their respective religious
principles eliminated In riot last
night. Several persons were killed.
The immediate cause OF the bloodshed
was the profaning OF the Jumna Mus.
jeed, or Great Mosque, by a Hindoo
sectarian leader, who tied small pig
In painful posture within the sscI ed
edifice, 80 that 1t squesled with all iGs
might. This enraged the Mohammedans,
and they at once assaulted the Hindoos.
The native religious agitation 10 daily
gaining dangerous activity. One cause
of much Of the trouble 10 the fact that
the butter IN common use has been
found to have been adulterated with
pigs fat.
At Bombay a society has been Or
gained to propagate hostility TO Mo.
hammt daDism and to inculcaIe gen.
eral knowledge OF the true Hindo0 re-
Agion.
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PYLE&
[iCHTENS1EIN
226 Market Street,
WILMINGTON DEL,

| no Market Street,
WILMINGTON DEL.
We are now ready fol
fall and winter business, witt
Ia large line of new goods
selected with great care from
Philadelphia, New York and
Boston markets. We made
our selections early, and fee
confident that we can sui,
the most fastidious,
Our Cloak Department i:
complete with a beautiful
line of goods. We have a
full line OF Wraps, Visites,
Seal Coats, Jackets and New
markets, made of Frizzas
Seal Cloths, Pushes, Boucle,
Berlin Twills, Astrachan,
Diagonal and Beavers, made
Of best materials, handsome
ly gotten up with good,
heavy satins, and trimmed
with good grades OF Fur,
Beaver and Pushes, and at
as low prices as has ever
been known.
Our Dress Goods Depart
ment is full to overlooking
with a large assortment Of
Black Cashmere S, Silk Warp
Henriettas, Silk Mixtures,
Black Silks, Tricot Cloths,
Hairline Cloths in sixty
different styles, 36, 40 and
Ok inch, Cloth Suitings, Vel
vets, Tricotines. Silk, in fact
we have as nice a line as
can be found anywhere. and
at prices that are as low, if
not lower, than the lowest.
We not only have the differ
'ent grades, but our assort-
ment of colorings is COM
'plete.
Blankets and Quilts we
have from 50 cents to SIS a
pair, and plenty of them.
We took advantage of the
market when wool was low,
and can now offer at retail
what is being asked for some
of them in the wholesale
markets.
Our Hosiery, Glove, No.
ton and Trimmings L epart.
ments are in elegant condi-
ton.
We have a complete line
of Kid, Silk and Fabric
Gloves, Hankerchiefs, Zeph-
yrs, Woods, Knit Goods,
Laces, Braids, Fringes,
ockings, Small Wares,
Buttons. ETC., in all the new
and desirable things, and at
surprisingly low prices.
In Ribbons, as usual, we
are ready with all the new
colors, and still have the con-
troll for this market for the
well-known Coronet r b.
bons, which is the most pop
lular brand in this country,
and for quality and price
cannot be excelled; although
the price OF raw silk has ad-
vanced, we still sell at our
usual low prices. In Ladies',
Mems, Misses and Chill.
dren's Underwear we have a
full line in all grades and
sizes, at the lowest market
prices.
Buying all our goods from
importers and manufacturers
direct, and at their lowest
cash prices, we will enable
our many patrons to save
money by buying OF US.
Manufacturing all our own
garments in quantities, and
doing strictly first-class
work, We will save our Gus.
toners So to $40 on each
garment, as they will save
the fabulous prices that
the New York manufactur-
ers ask. and we carry at all
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E1OR SALE OK ExUHANaE-A NUM
g Der Of desirable houses, with al the
or building lots will DO tax on In part or whole
payment, Balances may remain on mort
gage for years. Also building sites q ali
parts Of the city for rozidsnoes; also manu-
fscturing sites. especially adapted for mo-
Of water passing through.it, about 200 feet
from the b. h.F. Railroad. City tar one
eighth the regular rates. This property will
be sold BY the Rcre or in enailer lots, ut
terms 70 suit purchasers. Also housed to
rent cheap. THOS. M. O9LE,
;c2 French street.
OF p, j. FORD, 9Th and Rodnez. SHIT
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THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION

BERLIN, Oct. The Vossische Eel
tung states that Il. Mtrbette, the new
French Ambassador to Germany comes
charged with q proposal for European
conference in March, 1887, for the pur
pose of demanding that England evae-
uate Egypt, the evacuation TO be follow
ed by the naturalization of Egypt.
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We have q full line Of hand-knit
saques and Gaps for infants, ct Hukill
3 Poist's, Second and Tatnall streets.
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Come to IOa East Fifth street.

We are offering grea, drives in tea, sugar,
coffee and rics. Some parties have saved the
price OF a new dress in buying their sugar
alone from us, and this weeks drive is the
best yet Come and see our new fruit display.
New raisins, new currants, seedless cherries,
new peaches and ctr n, new prunes and
Jersey oranberries. gu arts for 2tc.; cape
berries, 12c. per quart; new buckwhest this
day; 1t IL all We could wish; new crop coffee
Is poo and nigh, We mske It up In ted; this
basket fired tea at soc. per pound makes a
delicious cup OF tea Our specialties this
week are rice. -four and molasses. Rice SC
per pound -four "a q barrel makes white
bread. Our Roya best st zoe and 35c. q
bag makes bread as white as snow. Mo.
lasses at 2sc. gallon, 1t is lust what you
want to bake with. Don't forget this lovely
sea sneil with every can OF 100. baking
powder. Broom3. We are still on this lot
Of brooms at zoe. apiece. but our loo brooms
are wonderful We have the best print but
ter, fresh eggs and ere sm cheese always on
hand at lo2 East Fifth street. T. NJ. WEIR
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ENT-LARaE ROOMS In I'd
! stories lover Baltimore & Ohio
fnress and telegraph otficel 4lo
|leet Suitable for almost any
Gbey will be ccuntered and
ks,. septaotf.
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NOTlOE-I, JHNP. HUGHES. THE
IN tenant OF the house ettuatef at the
northwest corner Of Jefferson and Chris
tiana street, known as the Jeffevs0nlHouse.
10 the 8rd ward OF the city Of Wilmington.
county OF New Castle and State OF DelaWare
In compliance with tb Q require ments of the
act; OF the General Assem- bly,. in such case
made ann provided, do hereby give notice
tnat shall apply In writing to the Court of
General Sessions Of the Peace and jail De.
livery OF the state Of Delaware, in and for
rev Castle County. on Monday. the 18th
day Of NOV. A. D., 1885, being the next term
OF said court. for license for said house. an
an inn or tavern for the GALE therein Of in.
toxfcating liquors In less Quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises and
the following named respectable citizsns ~
the said ward recommend the said appIlcA-
ton:
james M Griffin James Grant
James y Zsig.er PaIricz Monaghan
jacob w HILL James Monaghan
Dumy Peter McOleskey
John Kennedy Patrick Dillon
ID w Kenney his
q " LYNCH JamefS H Fulor
u II J.eary marx
JohnJ Oiogan q Wigglesworth
Henry Witsil, bis
Jos a Featherston Jo1pX Feath erstou
q Seidel marK
Joseph Zimmerman his
~, W. H Blacke JHFeatserst,n
Th0s Fitznmons mark
Hugh Mc9ialey JUHk HUGHES
06-3tf
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NOTICE.

Having assumed charge Of the jeweIry de-
partment of 5. RI. Baynard's establishment.
southwest corner of Market and FIT h Streets
l will be pleased to receive a conCinuance OF
the patronage accorded to me 70 the past.
All work uncalled for can be 1ad, and All
guarantees given by me will be honored to
the fullest extent. Mr.. Charles Baird will
also De found at the above place of business.
EDGAR CHANDLER.
Oc'oher 8, 1885. os Inn
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HEALD g. CO.,
Seventh and Market streets,

Seventh and Market streets.
NOR SALE, AT A BAR
L gain. from now until
MARCH 25th, 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-
LICAN office. iy2A-tf
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META sIhSr.CLAsS BUSH
elnan. Also flrst.cla's pantaloon
None other need apply. Boston
80 Clothing House, No. 2lS Marhet
sl6-u
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kTEu. ELLA Is l. E
Iyents TO introduce Mrs. Pridhams
ard Blea ,her. q housah Did
y. Wanted everywhere Saves time,
II clothes. Liberal terms. Apply
kN EFT. n, No. I East srd street,
~ IN, Del. oT-ltw-3r
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kTEu-LADIES TO GALL AT AIT
h,ast STU street, and learn the Ameri
1 TAILOR system. Drafting, cutting,
4 and fitting thoroughly taught.
wraps. sleeves, ETC.. cut and basted
IL TO measure. No chart used.
r. s2l-1ms
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DOR SALE-CHEAP. SUITABLE FOR
Il country residence, email fruits or
trucking purposes, 4 acres OF good land, In
good condition, with o 7-rnom house, barn
and apple orchard, within o miles OF VIII.
mington, and within three eighths Of M lie
OF Fairvillo station, Chester County, Pa, on
the baltimore Central Railroad. Inquire at
the place or Of J. II. u. SEEDS,
Administrator.
$40 West sth street, Wilmington, della
ware. tyU.tf
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|NrEp-LADIES:w ANTiHG GOOD
reliable help can bs accommodated
lusa ct tho Wilmington Intelligence
boa Orange stroet. si-tf
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NUTIOE-I, 81 AIRY A.CaEEDEN. The
IN owner OF the house situated 10 School
district No. 20, MIL Cresk Hundred, 10 the
county of New Castle ana State OF Della.
ware. In compliance with the requ irements
Of the acts Of the General Assemble
in such case made and provided.
do hereby give notice that I shall
apply in writing to the Court Of General
Sessions of the Ponce and jail Delivery Of
the State Of Della are in and for New Castle
County, on Monday the 18th day OF Nov AID.
1889, being the next term of said Court. for a
license for said house as an inn or tavern
for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises. and the
following respectable citizens OF said scneol
district recon mend the said application. to
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|NrED.-EI1HT or Ten GOOD
|s'one masrns. Apply to Geo. W.
on, Eightst nth street and High
Off
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wAkTEN,

STtD a PRO ESTAN T
Ssmap, for Reneysl homework,
tidv, aid q gofd cook, must coae
kcommended; good wages will
land will have q good home. A wo-
Ia the country preferred. Address.
Wages and references, r. H.. this OIL
o64td-ltR
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lNTED-A COOK, ONE THAT DAN
wash ard iron for four Of . family, at
lnBuren street. OF otA
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(Nr-CHEAP. A FIRST.CL ASS
4 su,tabl for the retail Of. oysters
X business. Address Business this
o8 2tt
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kENT-rHE BUILDING ON
1 Fifth street, below Madison,
II a blacksmith and wheolwright
Sble. Apply to q. W. VERNON,
au10-tf
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.NTED-A YOUNG MAN TO OPEN
oysters. Apply at $50 N ADDISON street.
cs 3tt
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rTHOS. THEEI., MD, sss NORTH 4TH
Il street, Phila. Physician and surgeon
Graduate Of both schools. Specialist for
Senito urinary diseases, including structure
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|NrED-A STOUT ACTIVE BOY
10 learn the baking business. Ap ly
ers' bak e,v. ;ih and Jefferson streets.
e20 II
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{ET-SguUND STORY OF 2Oe
Fourth street. First story and
In AZ y. Z. cor. eth and Jefferson
II X. u. SEEDS b SONS, No. .
NTH street, or olo West Ninth
Iephone call, 90. ie7s-tf
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NT-A NINE ROOM HOUSE
store. etc, 9c6 Madiso street.
p. MONAGHAN, Fourth and
[strset h-tf
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lNTFD - PENN A EMIT AND
table ooaI ders at 700 Market street.
s2T-2ot
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Delaware College,

Rev. J. II. Oaldwell,sA. M, DID,, President
Will open with enlarged faoiIities Septem
DOR /, 1885. Three courses: classical, Sc!en.
tifc aud Agricultural. Expenses not oveI
s2lb per annum. For Information, cata-
logues, etc., address the President. Newark
Osl. ie6-7stt.latw
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\ "A REWARD UF 81 WILL BE
aid tor the rsc0s cry Of pair OF gold
ssea lost .a3t evening iu going from
! "a aet Bran ywine TO N inth an Pine
J. MRS. JAMES MORGAN
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DhOPUSALS.

Proposals will be received by the under
signed for ouil ding Hall ct Hvckessin.
Lei, 10. Friendship Lod &c. No. e.. O.OF..
until Friday, the 10TH day of october, 1885.
at IL o'cio,K, noon.
Plane and specifications m ~ be examined
at otics OF John q. Jackaoa, Esq., Hockes.
sin. Del.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
All bids to be markell Pro eosaIs"
A. LIT CULN WI T, Secretary.
oo-u Hockessin, Del
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ir-OH OCTOBER 10, on the road
ON n CIV Gsrden to Wilm iugt IN, a
iox The finder will be suitably re-
d ny leaving II NJ this Office, or at IN,
Ia hiri street market. My neme is
took, also market accounts. W. Y.
N. o7-3t
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GNoh SALE A GooD,GRooERY AND
= provision store, In good location for
business. Apply to FRAZER B. 90, ard
and Market streets. oo Ats
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NOR SALE-A LOT OFYOUNG nWE<A
Il pigs. Apply to N. W Porter, a.
y export. Del. s30.n kAuIA=.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-09

|NrED-A MIDDLE AGED WO'
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