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Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Wilmington shooters Abroad.

On Saturday last the wswssett Gun
Club Of this city went TO Matsupk,
about two miles and half from Oon-
shohocken, Pa, to engage In o shooting
match with Ave other clubs. In the
first match, with ten men, the Ma'sunk
Olub took first prize, the North End OF
Philadelphia, second priza, and the
WAwasett Of this city, third prize.
In the Ave men match the North End
club was first, the Matsunk second and
the Wswasett, after shooting half their
shots, had TO draw off on account Of
darkness. Robert Miller OF the Wa
wasett club won the silver pitcher prize
making IS points out OF possible %.
In the tes-Den mach tire WawasetI
club shot 142 birds out of 200.
Robert Miller tied q gunner from
Pottsville In q match for bed robe
sbd at some time in the near future bt
will 90 70 Pottsville 10 shoot off. Two
oiher Wawssatt gunDers also have
matches to shoot off in the future.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Local Political Notes.

J. Frank Reybold of Red Lion Hun
dred, nominated by the Republicans for
the Levy Court from that Hundred, has
withdrawn as candidate and he and his
friends will support James N. Craig on
the Temperance Reform ticket.
James C. Pickles, nominated by the
Temperance Reform party for assessor OF
the Third district has declined the nomi-
nation. James b. Tucker, policeman
under ex Mayor Wales, is the Republican
nominee. His opponent is Henry 7. Kyle,
Democrat
John Lowther, Of Christiana hundred,
has withdrawn his name % Republican
candidate for Sheriff and the contest Is
narrowed down TO Lambson, Chambers
and Hukill
1t Is said that the tar collectors office
was kept running yesterday afternoon,
and tax-receipts are flying around
amongst the faithful thick as falling sut-
umn leaves.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
FIFTH edition
Fire This gor.,

About 0 20 O'Clock tb,. g.
alarm Of Ore was sounded mt, morh,
u, - Fifth and Fteuch ron bal
which the entire dspertmssun, s'issa
1; was oaused BY q Ara IN re'pcs
at No. SIC EAst Sixth - s,s. iiAus
one o. . row Of timber borss' slia
ey oolored people, and had SHs y tsas
sor the prompt manner 4, ao
hremen worked G disast,"a Snicl
have been the result. Tbs Sa un "
habited By y colored fsr rII@
Brown, and this morning aha y,
70 40 . washing, leaving n D DIV, s ~
years Of age and q email XII eui seu|
house. Some children 's rSi
passing cav VOLUMES Of smosso
from the seoond-story winSas s ne|
formed the girl, who immed,s,.a,ah
the alarm. As there was M ss s
KIND mp stairs, 1t is suppossd V Y !,
caught from the chimne1, n. .
turo ON the lower floor wan 1as y
bat the bedding and otbsr s, .saas
the second story were oos 800
ruined by the FIRE, aud the va:s .p y
10 was necessary 10 use In sr,;,
ing II. eAAis'
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Municipal Court,

The regular monthly setslOn Il
Municipal Court was held this uuil
but the only oase heard was th
william Rya an and Char IS MILD,
were charged with committing nj
sault on Robert Boulder, q drVs
the City Passenger Railway, Ou \
day. October 18th. The sri'
showed that the defendants got NJ
oar driven by the prosecutor, af5
dog with them, aud that when
was against the ru es OF the conf
refused to take the animal o..
the driver undertook TO reuoHl
from the car he WAS spaulpd. \
were each sentenced 10 pay hnss|
and costs.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
A fleasaDt Parry

A Hallowsve party me, a, a.
dence Of Miss Agatha Grsin.s
King stree op Friday sysn,r,
merry company OF thirty -fVs u
people were present, and the ~
was spent in social conversation IN
"a usic and dancing. About ii "
the guests were ushsred out, to ts,'
OF o lively march, TO where tSs
bent beneath its load Of rstrss,
and beautiful flowers. After nm
portant event was over thew nm.
again to the parlors and spen, tSss
In merriment and fun until tbs !
sma' hours" warned them it VIM
TO depart. They left the houss Of \
hostess declaring they bad ,nl
most delightful evening, and xI,IlJ
could be repeated every week
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
EDITION.


n report of Ohisf Rngineer and
Surveyor Robinson shows that during
II paat month he marked lines for
bailding - follows: Augustus L. Hen
dgsr, machine shop east side OF Beech
strsst between Maryland avenue and W.
4 n. railroad; Howard e. Staats, Id
dition 70 dwelling southwest corner
Ninth and Kirkwood streets; Patrick
TAhey, two dwellings east side Cornell
street between Third and Fourth; I'd
via W. Jackson, sixteen dwellings
weas side Morrow street between Eighth
and Ninth; Owen j. Hession, store
houss north side Front street between
Monroe and Adams; Jos b. d. Seeds
y Sons, stable northeast side Gflpin
aveuue between jackson and Van Buren,
streets; Edward johnson, Eve dwell.
inR south side Thirteenth street
bskwsen King and French; Patrick
1Ahoy, two d Wellings south side Fourth
street, between Van Buren, and Harri
eon; Thomas j. Bowen, seven dwellings
north side Read street, easterly from
Harrison; Nicholas A. Grubb. dwelling
south side Eighteenth street, between
Riverview and Greenhill avenues; jas.
II. Phillips, dwelling same location;
William J. Hail, addition to church
east side Shipley street, between Sew.
smith and Eie nth; Peter r. Martin. two
dwellings east side franklin street, be.
tween Front and Second; B Frank Cool.
ing, four dwellip "a orth side Thirteenth
street, between Heald and Claymont
Robert Graves, stable west side Wslnu'
street, between Ninth and Tenth; VIM
h. Toulk, store west side Market street
between Sixth and Seventh; Margaret
- 80 uuk IL Z
Market street. between Fourth AND
Fifth; Lewis Foster, two d wellings ess
sde Buena Vista street, between Van
dever avsnue and Race; Delaware Con
crete Works, chop southwest cornel
Church and Robinson streets; Edward
johnson, two d wellipgs northwest sid'
Rodney street, between Delaware snt
Gtlpin avenues. Total Tor the month
Afty-three buildings; total for October
1885, twenty six buildings
Chief OF Police Dougherty reports tb
following arrests durin 9 the past month
Drunk, So; drunk and disorderly, n
disorderly conduct, 90; assault, 2; as
sault and battery, Is; larceny, 8; suspl
cton OF larceny 2; corner lounRiuR, 81
carrying concealed weapors, 3; interfeI
ing with ofncer, 2; runaway boy,
trespess, 2; breaking windows, 2; pa
ITEMS IT; murder, accessory to murder
iewdness, bastsrdy, illegal riding o.
street carr. wife beating, Insane an
vasrancy, / each; total, $3.50. Night
lodging given 10 tramps, 1852
There was but one Ere during tn
month, thar being on the 7th, at Jame
Il. Beggs g. Co g bricky ard, when
barn, several on :buildings and nuu
Der OF tons Of hay ard straw were d.
stroycd. on the night OF Sunday, It'll
two Of the companies went to Salisbur,
Md by order Of the Chief Engineer,
Assist In extirguishipg the fire at this
place.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Preaci,ers' Election,

AT the NJ. e. Preacher ~
in Asbury NJ. IL Church tan
Rev. B. +. Price was elec;slr
Rev. d. ii. Cochran, Tio,T
Rev. 8. T. Gnrduer, sicreass y,
Julius Dodd, treasurer, sla m N
Todd, Rev. Il. G. Jones slu ~ ~
stsnsle o Board of oura:ef .,,, Il,
Todd's essay on future Pa .o !,
read last MONDAY, was t nspRsli
discussed By Rev. j i. v sII
and Revs. Gardner and hu00''
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Get Home M usical Talent.

/ notice In yesterdays "star" that
Mr.. Hassle r's orchestra from Philasel-
phia 10 going to play for the Pfovident
Aid Society, at the Opera House, tnts
week. What / would like 70 know Ii.
why the Provident Aid and also the Az
ISOLATED Charities always 90 TO Pbiia-
delphia for their music and expect to
get their patrc mage from WILMINGTON
people. may be hasty. perhaps, but
Is looks as IL these societies 40 not want
any aid from Wilmington and get 1t all
from Philadelphia. IL these societies
do not get their patronage from Phila-
delpbia they ought TO change AMI get
home talent / know 1t will be cheaper,
and that 10 what the poor of the city
want (money). 1t would be better to
save from $25 to $50 q night, and give
1t TO the poor than TO Hassler and rhs
railroad company. Under all the cir
'cumstances IL looks as II the fair VA
for the benefit OF Hassler's band.
HOME MUSIC.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

The annual reception OF the Fleet.
wood Assembly viii be given 10 the
aud itoriun Of tho Institute Hall on
Friday evening, November 18th, and
10 will NO doubs be one Of the most
pleasant social events OF the season.
Professor Altsrt's orchestra has been
engaged 10 furnish The music for the
occasion, aud has selected the latest and
most popular airs. The grand march
will start 81 10 o'clock sharp, and those
who attend are sure 10 have an evening
OF solid ertoy ment. Refreshments will
be ssrved In abundance, and the com
mitteo are eparipg no pains 70 make
this the most enjoyable event Of tue
season, and invite all their lady friends
70 DO present.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
4I6 Market St
new STORE.
4|6 Market St.
Jew STORE.

We know it will take some
time for our friends to learn that
we are prepared to furnish them
with Clothing, either Readymade
or to order. A visit to our new
store will convince them that
here they have the largest stock
to select from. Everything on
our counters was selected by
Mr.. Diefendorf, whose long ex-
perienoe has taught him that the
Wilmington people, and, in fact,
all who visit our city to purchase
Clothing, want FIRST CLASS
MATERIAL, WELL MADE and of
LATEST STYLES, and it will be OF
interest for them to know that
our stock is manufactured by the
well-know firm Of Wanamaker
& Brown, Of Philadelphia, which,
Of itself, is sufficient guarantee as
to quality Of material and work.
manship, and we will see that
the prices are right, which means
the lowest for same grade Of
goods. We will not try to de-
scribe our Children's Stock, but
say we are certain that you can
find something to please you for
that boy, who must have the
best fitting suit that can be pur-
chased; and the same is true OF
the stock in the Boys, Youths
and Mems Department. We
have FINE BUSINESS and DRESS
SUITS, all sizes, gotten up equal
to custom work for those who
prefer not to leave their order.
Please visit our place of business
and learn all about it for yourself;
and then go and tell your friends
that Wilmington has a No.
Clothing House, where every
body can be SUITED. Gentle
manly clerks in attendance tc
show you the stock, and they
will not urge you to buy, YET
will be pleased to sell, if you see
what you want. Come as early
in the day as possible. Store
open every evening until 9 p. m
Saturday 1880 p. m. Do MOI
forget the number. 4Io Market
street is the place to visit before
Iyou purchase.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
That Dummy Man.

Last night head less figure Of man
with both feet cut of, was carried witt
all due solemnity into police station
and deposited on the h1or, and the
Morning News says that 1t deceived the
police 30 completely that Special Officer
M-soham bad started for the Coroner
before it was discovered that 1t wa
only dummy, gotten up by some fire
mea In honor Of Hallow Zen. This Ia
denied by Special officer Schoor, who
wishes it stated that the only one fooled
By 1t WAS the News reporter, who wen
out aud returned before he found GU
the "aell."
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Death Of Charles 8u,h.

Charles Bush died suddsrly n
residence, No. 504 King sired
night, after q few hours illuss
was o son OF the late Charles Bal
member of the firm OF Bush & L6sI
car wheel manufacturers, who n
few years ago from INF ries rscsIW
the running away OF his horses At 4
and Market streets. Charles WI
married aud resided with biz nj
He wae about As years Of age, Oh
erous, open-hesrted dispOsitior,
ever ready to assist any one In did
His means were ample, and d
quently he was not engaged inalJ
ness. On Saturday, and even AID
yesterday morning. be Gss seen u
street, and the nows Of bis death Y
surprise to his friends this moinal
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Personal,

George W. Mason, of Cape Charles
City, Va, is visiting his ton-in law ,
Rev. Adam Stengle, pastor Of Union
M. Z. church.
Benjamin O. Pearce, CT Pocomoke
City, Nd, visited this city on Friday.
The member OF the Harris Opera
Company will attend the Wednesday
afternoon performance of "Erminie" at
the Academy of Music, PbilsdelphiA,
this week. They are In Notristown
this week
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

l.. w. stidham & Son so is, 4
horses for Jester 8 McDsnnm XII
urday aftsrnoon, at prices lS, WI
si47 up to s245. IN making a,u,,s ssi1
S187 per head. 30 wen s se N
the Arm with the above pr a'a,, h
Of the mem srs of 1t vii! s sss'i I'd I
nois In o few days IN "i, NJ, d
another lot suitable Tor orr, ,n', n
Their experience IL seien n,as d |
tory animals ID o gnEfNN
bucoess. !
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
RRturned Home.

Miss Margaret Hilles, who attend the
General Convention Of the Wonien's
Christian Temperance Union recently
held at Minneapolis, has returned home.
and speaks In the highest terms OF the
many courtesies which were extended TO
her and the other delegates by the MEM
bsrs of the convention. The delegates
from this State consisted of Mrs. A. II.
Martindale, of Dover, President of the
Delaware W. G. 7. U. Miss Hilles, Mrs. j.
II. Quigg and Mrs Joseph Bellah, all OF
this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
New A. d. u w. Rituals.

The Supreme Lodge Of the Ancient
Order of United Worhman NJ its last
session adopted g new ritual for the
use Of subo, dipats lodges. which have
Just besn Issued. Industry Lodge. No.
2, of this city, " i'll use the new rituals
for the first tine tomorrow night, and
also have Initiation under the same.
As the work liz entirely different from
the old form, all members Of Industry
Lodge are invited to be present to-mor
row evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
BIZ. kyne brought Home.

Vim Kyue, 80 badly injured some
NO weeks ego by being thrown out OF
Ills carriske, was brought To hin
home in this city this forenoon
from the residence of his brother
in-lsw, Mr.. Grifith, at Rising
Sun, where he has b.sen cared for since
the accident. MT. Kyne is improving
very rapidly IN bea th and will soon b,
able TO be around again.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
A burglars Good Fortune

JACKSON, Mich, Oa'. SIS. Payton
was discharged iIon the prison yeeter'
day. his senT> uce OF FIVE gears for De-
troit burRla.y having expired. A
special in;ere tattaehes TO Pay ION be
cause he IL a PrA1ison of Commodore
Perry, and is said during his incarcerA
fion to have been LETT fortune of $3.50,
600.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Visions OF Rest Waltz.

It's shove is tho title Of a new piece
OF music Dubliebed ny r. 4. North Il
Co., q PhIladelphia, and they will
mail copies for 35 cents. THIS waltz
was played by the orchestra with great
success, and often by special requeft, o.
Long Branch, Cape May, Atlant City
and numerous other IesottS during the
past SUN ns-, /, will be- found quite
brilliant, effective and yer, pleasing,
and NJ ,ha same time no. a. Sll 4 fficult.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Uose cart Uhris'e"eu

The new hose cart OF no line
psny was out for sae n'' wi. I'D
ne on Esst Sixth street .,t n,' md
AID The W sshy boys g ss'F aliy.l
hsr q cbristeping. me e. tutil
Fame tried to esO,pe tho . g
yas OF no use ~ tha =" ~. ~ c,srl "
in gsrtipg 3 stream On ''0
got out OF range.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

Raymond A. Wilson, tue gis.|
acter, sketch and musical a'a
Ia now filling an enRsetmeI, -. N
rolls Casino, was, wish his w,
guest Of Stansbury Murray, Ns1
East Front street, yefterday. NJ y.
son 10 from New York, ana u 's|
oolored man In his line Of oui'7
the United States Mr.. MnNE
considerable interest in nm, III
one OF his letters, which DC ie '1 n
oeived, FRAMED ano exhioiisa Il
show window.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Paris Illuminated.

The first lecture of the courte under
the auspices ~ the Women's Christian
Temperance Union will be delivert
this evening in The O9era House by
Henry Ragsn, the subject being the
illuminated Tolr of Paris, the Mag.
nificent." A very fne evening Of
pleasure and profit Is promised, AMI Il {
houte should be crowded.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Grand n asauer AIDE,

John Wsllsm 18th and George L Fer
guDn have secured the Citizens' Rinh /,
=, Fourth and Washington streets, for
TAursd ~ evening, November 1S, on
ehich occNsion they will have q grand
masq usrsis, dancing and Skating car
niv&L Tao finest music will besnpplied
and the dancing. which will be open for
all, will com uance ~ 10 O'clock.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

A number OF men vera busy for some
time ct the p. W. q Il. Railroad ste
ton this morning unloading q carload
Of special set merry, which will be used
by the "Blsckmail" Company ut tho
Academy IL Music TO night ard to-mor.
row night WARonload after WACO =
Iced was hauled away, and It a'moet
seemed NJ though there would 10 70
end 70 It.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
MulLaaxa ro-morrox.

The United States Revenue Cutter
Hamilton, which for the past two months
has been at the shipysrd Of the Pussy &
Jones Company undergoing extensive re.
pairs, 10 now ready for sea, and 1t is ex-
pected that sh. will leave tomorrow
The Hamilton Ia now one OF the finest
boats in the service.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
A Church secured.

The Heavenly Recruits, who have for
some time been using Gilbert Chapel at
Thirteenth and French streets for service
during q pert of each Sabbath, have Sc
cured full possession of it, and next Sun
day the Presbyterian Sunday School
which has been conducted there for
several years. will be removed to Central
Church, on King street near Eighth, and
combined with the main school.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
A Fatal Accident.

James Rowers Of Chester, Pa, was
thrown from J. ctrr;aEe While out riding
on Friday c@':.il,/ -" In family killed
He was an Eggs" " ~ NJ birth, abcst
10 years 1t ass suG sss Engaged in the
manu- actuhng IA -. fDr 9 long time.
He has two 7nl=, g., anve been con
Quoting husi"r amber tho name a
Jamos Bow IT, & 5saa.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
snln sl0ies,

while Reuben Hail. ,,' 1IIl
xsnnetS turnpike near y G'i sssstni
attending servioeo az ~" M na1
, sansSf from . shed sdjoin ii1 %I /
rhs thieves are sot knn"Iis Az Y
iugs Of the missiEs team
ueiyod.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Commission Amounted

Laet Sstnfdsy july Grurb appointed
Ganeral Henry DUPONT, William Nc
Menamin, c. p johnson, J, DAvis
Ssler and ", les c. Lodge . con-
mission TO s'-,e~s >. eco :. on me prop
erty OF j. Cloa3 Z r.ss, in the n nth
ware. ~b-Cn ia VII IA the bounds oi
the pr, jee-sd Park.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
MARRlED

wRI9HT-M ARTtIA-Att the residence Of
the BRIDES parents, Media. Pa Oct. Il,
BY hev. W. X. Patton. MINI r. wright
OF 0lenolden. Pa, IND Miss Z. Therese
MArtsl.
NORTHUMBERLAND PIE -On Ocsober 30, In
this city, At Tt8 french street, BY the Rev
X. Cock, u. ID Ufcr W. Lacklen and
Ida 3. Temple, both Of Msrshaliton, Del.
PEDRIUK-D!LL-tIn Novembsr:l, BY Kev,
and Lou Z. ilill both Of New Castle City.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
nven Belag Pat " !,

Tho property AZ No , Il ssdsI
strscts having been ,Ss prsvsrs
Yetter for D bakery, 'aH9o.ystioa
eesn torn up ard an e .. npnttipg1
u nads for the purpose OF = g" Er. .
M, a first-cla,, baiips''
ant ont Of he place
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
A Missile airy BOX.

On Thursday sf-ernoon the Mural
Grown Mission B>nd will meet In The
psrlor of the Central Presbyterian
Church for the psrpose of packing a
|anissiOnary box 70 be sent TO the Terri
|ritory of Alaska.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
NO pepaty nIArshaIs.

United States Marshal NeWIin has not
as yet appointed any Deputy Marshals
for duty ~ the polls TO- morrow, and II 10
scarcely probable that any will be APP
pointed, as no request has been made for
them.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Candidates for asseesors

The candidates for assessors in this
city are; First district-E ward Hig,
gins, D. Isaac Woodrow, T. r. Second
-Eronk A. McCloskey, D.; Gsorpe q.
Maris, T. R. Third-6srry T. Kyle,
T.; James B. Tucker, Republican.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

The scld badge Eow bold by Ofio1
David A Groer. of the Delaware Gun
% ub, Will be shot for OF ULion Street
Park on Saturday, next.
Colonel FIsd. d Grant has prss~p I'D
70 George W. Chtlhs, OF the PhiiAAel-
phia Ledger, q handsome marc and
e0lt
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

"There's no terror, headache, In your
threats"
For am arm ed 80 strong with remedy
That psss pain by, 80 an idle word,
Since the discovery OF Salvation Oil.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Why

will ycu pay twelve and BALI cen ia
for . stocking ~ith heavy wells all
tbrougk hem TbHn you can for fiftasn
cents fuy q balb sss.xMu extra long, fu i
resu ,.r NJ sde at KsuDs' DIS, t23 " arket
str ct? Plack, solored and uRbleached.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
DIED..

SPAKPE.-0n friday. the 10Th ultiuo o,
Msis T rsi,tiys: are Invited 10 attesd 1s 81,
funeral from his late residence, No. 1s0s
Delaware avenue, on wednesday, Eoyem DER
at IL O'Clock,
BROWN On October 81, 1885, Margaret
Jane Bisok, daughter OF Samuel and Pru-
denoe prown. aged 10 months and 20 days
Relative, aud friends ara respectfully In
vited 10 attend her funeral fr IN the resi-.
Geboe OF her paren 10, No. S22 Jed re IN street,
on wednesday afternoon. Servic ut house
at7 . 'olock. lnnrG ent OF Hiverview Gene
terry.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
WkLhuIA""'

I hereby notify my ,hs ic,ps
have Withdrawn from t " Nt1
G nave sisnited their :. iS Fa;p be-
expect to be q cs1JT oas LO"1
hence.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

Register Biadfor has granted letters
Of standardization 10 Charles G Alex
ander on the estate OF Jesse Alexsi der,
late of De aware City.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

Elwood Brown, formerly Of this city
but nov residing IN PhIisdsIphis, is
visiting friends and relatives in this
citv.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

Fsr Bror chial, Asthmatic. and Pulmo-
nary Complaints,
"Rrovp's Br rchial Troches" manifest
remarkable curative properties. Sold
only in boxes.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
Steady Rain
AND
adyBuSineSS.

The stormy Saturday had
very little effect upon the
crowds that came to the
Oak Hall store.
What a pleasure it is to
sell strictly reliable and true
Clothing!
How it brings the people
year after year and ties them
closer and closer, so that
every time they think OF
purchasing Clothing they
seek out the old Sixth and
Market corner that serves
them 60 true!
No wonder, when you
can get enc Of those very
handsome, silk striped and
checked Dress Suits at $40.
The merchant tailor's price
is double.
And the "Wire Twist
Suit at $I4 and Iron Clad''
/ at $I2 no one can begin TIC
get near them tor quality.
The old corner touches
the right keynote for Their
pockets and ideas Of whaf
quality ought to be.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

Tomorrow promises TO be fair with
rising temperature. Similar conditions
will probably prevail on Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

Celery sed, mustsrd eed. tumeric
and CO ry powdsr. Tsyl b Fauer-
toms, 81 King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
State of the Temperature

Mt the RHPUBIJcAS otfics IN tue sh adj
7 O'clock ~ O'Clock - o'hloo.
48o $50 Ga
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01
"knnpn On Osrna,,

Ask for Wells "Rough On Corns T."
Quick relief, complete cure. Corns,
warts, buniobs. 1bc,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

Wy ANTPD-A YOUNG SAL ESL ADY,
w one VII, hes some knowledge Of art
and music Address q. ID. this otfics. 1tt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHITE
w girl, as nurse, e2d Jefferson street.
nl-2th
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

EIYANIED-A GOOD STOUT BOY TO
w drive cart. Mc5RIDE, Front and
Yre1xiin sIoess "
Daily Republican., 1886-11-01

CkBsA eE CUTTERs roe SALE OH
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