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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17
News summary.

A telegram from Harrisonburg, Va,
sAys the Gem Iron Furnace, in Page
County, on the Sht nandoah Valley
railresd, has chilled, and 1t will require
three months to remove It's contents.
This furnace chilled In August last, and
operations had Just been resumed when
| this second misfortune beitl II. VIM.
Milnee, Jr manager, has gone 70 Phil.
adsl phia, with view TO arranging for
resum ption of work. Between 500 and
800 hands will be thrown out of EN-.
lployment by the accident
Ninety-nine persons were arrested IL
La Crosse, Wisconsin, on Monday foI
violation of the Sunday laws. Among
them were the local railroad employees
the men beers OF an amateur dramatic
"o~naDy, saloon keepers, bakers
hack oil, cigar men, etc. AS coon q
the aWyers can 6z time test case
wn4 be made in each branch Of bust
Iness.
Al st. Louis on Tuesday, d. s. Foth
eringhnm, the Adams Express messen
ger, who're car war robbed three week
l0eo OF money and valuabes amounting
tic 100000, 9as Arraigned in the Cfimi
snnl Court charged with grand larceu.
} ana accepting stolen pToI erty. He plead
ed "not guilty" to the charges aud wa
=. remanded TO Jail.
I'll The schooner Flying Scud, ssized a
, Halifax by one Of the Dominion cruisers
has been relepsed on the pay ment Of
fine of $500 under protest. She
charged with "oontravening the lette
/, and the spirit of the customs LAY
9 through Offering for sale fishing gear.
;, Additional strikers were yesterda
taken back to work in the Chicag
8 PACK ing houses. About 40 per cent. al
Il now at work. A number of the oil
% butchers in SRitt's house again quite
d wo1s rather than Sign the iron ella
n agreement.
Nine cars of freight train on II
Pennsylvania Railroad were ureckt
:, % Tuesday mJrning, near Mountvill
y Pa, by the breaking OF an axle. tt
A. tracks were blocked for several hour
On Tuesday Michigan Central ira
On the Canada Southern Digisio
, having on board number of directo
40 and officials, ran from Sc. Clair Jur
Il tion to Windsor Dock, l07 miles, in
a minutes.
r. l.. Nicholson, a Canadian, 40 years
is age, WAS found banging TO a beipost
r. | the Everett Hotel, New York, On To
10 Idsy morning.
ed The crew OF the schooner IshpenniI
ar abandoned in Green Say, Lake Hurt
ul turned up on Tuesday at Menomi nee
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Fire Last EHenIng.

An alarm of fire was sounded
9 O'Clock last evening from Ooi
the Diamond State Match Fact
which the entire department resp
1t was found that the hrs was
filing loom of the factory, %
flames were extinguished By Y
belonging to the match company
damage will not exceed $2O' In1
and Reliance companies welt
vice, and played on the balld'1
few minutes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17
FIFTH EDITION,
Dots.

OoIns
Remember Smyth's sale of v...,
ieweiry, etc., takes place next s,,e
day. 'a'o
Rev. DR.. Evans,of Philadelphia. ii
lecture IN Delaware Avenue Psna
Church, on "Queer People," on Tbn,1
day evening. Auf
Charles Sumner Post. G. A. r I'd
hold IN open camp Are in theIr ,a NY
December Q, to which all az .so, tVOa
and sailors are invited. ''sr
VIM. j. Lank, auc .ioneer, will, ,su
lot Of farm stock and utensils at pnh,i
sale for or Governor Hall at Fredsr,r
On Thanksgiving Day.
u. Rev. Dr.. todd: o; Grace M j.,
Church, this city, lectured betors
large audience in the Emory M
Church. Baltimore. Last night in ",Taun
through Ireland" TIE Baltimors IL
aid says the lecture abounded In mar
perfopal experit noes and was in,srss
ing and instructive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17
GRAND AUCTION SALE

The entire stock of D. p.
Smyth, 311 Market street,
c insisting of Diamonds,
Watches, Clocks and Jew
elry. Solid Silver and Plated
Ware, etc, to commence on
Saturday evening, Nov. 18th,
and continue afternoon and
evening until all is disposed
OF. Fixtures for sale and
store for rent. n,c.m
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Contemplated sales

Tho brick dwelling iouse, ]
South Jacs son street, belons''ff
estate of the late Sarah a. i, n
will be sold at public sale o. W
House on Saturday afternoon,
The real estate OF he WV ~
Stuck will be sold by the aam' .,
Harry Emmons, ESQ., on In1 i,
The closing out sails OF wn VI
elry, etc, by ID. P. smytn sIs
ON Saturday AZ No. 81 Ma.n1
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Real Estate Sold.

George Il Townsend, real estate
agent, GA Market street, has sold the
stone mansion and twenty acres of the
late James T Bids Lomhardy farm
on the Concord pike, Brandy wire Hun.
drsd, to Mrs. Henrietta l.. Nichols, OF
this city, for IS 600. He has other por.
tons Of the farm which he wishes to
1isposs OF in lots to suit purchasers.
They are very nicely and elisibly
situated, fronting ON the Concord pike
and on The Foulk road.
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This mornings Cours.

Court resumed proceedings this morn.
fling ut 10 O'Clock. On motion OF Deputy
Attorney General Biggs, certiorari
was granted on the records OF the
Court OF Oyer ard Termiaer, to the
Court OF General Sessions, In the case
| OF Robert Elliott, Jr., indicted for muir
| der of the frat degree In causing the
d cath OF Patrick H. Coyle.
The prisoner was then brought In,
and after being placed in the COCK
Clerk Cochran read TO him the long
indictment, to which he pleaded moi
guilty, and In answer to the usual ques.
ton said he would be tried by God and
his country.
H. @. Turner and Walter Bacon,
Eos, have been retained ~ counsel FOL
1.-The prisoner, and the fret named pre-
Isented an affidavit to the court stating
that he was advised and informed tina
lone George K. Mckay, 10 an importan
witness in his behalf, and ~ he nov
resides in Philadelphia, outside OF tn
Jurisdiction of this court, and ae tn
Isffiant cannot go TO trial safely withou
This Testimony, he asked that the case b
Icoptinued until next term, when d
was assured that this witness would D
present.
The application was resisted by Dep
luty Attorney General BigGs, who sal
q that in all cases OF this kind whic
twere postponed the State was the part
which suffered. The crime for who
this man Is held was committed o
October /, and the defendant had bee
lin Jail almost ever since He though
~ 1.-The counsel for the defense had ampl
4 time to prepare for trial, and was ther'
h fore opposed to postponemept.
a Mr.. Turner again spoke in favor OF
. postpon ment ano the cours said the
I would hold the matter under considers
!. ZION until tomorrow, when it was e,
Ipected that Judge Wootten would !
a present.
a During these proceedings Elliott, VII
;. has but one leg sat In the dock with b
v Icrutches in one corner, as unconoerne
as though he was q disintesested spe
IT ltAtor.
!. Deputy Attorney General Bigl
n stated 10 the Court that there we
Is several prisoners in New Castle ia
whose terms have expired, and who a
now held for thar fines aud costs, al
on his motion the Sheriff was order'
10 release James Jones, John Manu-
asl William Morris, George Robinso
"a John Nichols and Lewis Morris.
Il When the names had all been rel
10 Alexander B. Cooper, Esq., said that
No Ihsd hoped that the name OF Frank
IN Mccoy would have been among {
m mum Der, but as II WAS nor he asked th
y the court would set ~ time TO hear arg
n ment on the application for his d
. charge. The Chief Justice said that
ht this was an important question
n would like to have IT argued before
n full bench, which could not be done
=, present, as Judge WooJten had no: J
" arrived. He promised TO set time n
III hear srgum' Mt before court sdjourn'
81 At ID O'Clock the jurors were
discharged until O'Clock this aft
noon, and q short time afterwards col
lauiourned until the same time.
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at the Academy OF Music

Tomorrow night Maggie Mitchell will
appear at the Academy Of Music in the
'Pearl OF Savoy" and from present indi-
cations will he greeted with crowde1
house. Mis- Mitchell is q universal favor.
lite in this city, and as an actress 1t i;
doubtful if she has an equal in her par
ticalar line. She is one of those who
seem to have drank deep of the tabled
spring of eternal youth, and each yea
she seems brighter and more youthful
than ever before.
On Saturday night Louis Aldrich will
appear in the great play entitled IN,
Partuerp
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

The Corinne Opsra Company II /
"Girofie Glrofia" at the ope'',a ar ~
evening before a large a aaonsbI
characters of the twin uaus'
taken by Corinne in the sa,ne
manner In which she preSen a,be
on Monday night. All tn e. o snt
tiers were well taken, and ne so uuI
was given in the very best pest. ~ ,6is'
"Mikado" will be given III"
with Corinne as Yum Yum.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17
The Board of Health.

The weekly meeting of tho Board 81
Health war held 1881 evening, at which
seven caser of nu.es COS previously con
sidered we're reported rpon as follow
Three were coEoigued, one was dis
miss0d, two sbsted and one continued
for twtn'y days. The executive Off cers
prseen ted their repor g, which wers re-
ceived AMI Elrd. Complaint having
BEEN made OF = hulbarCa al the ACsdemy
OF Visitation, 8 comn.itJee cons listing oil
Dr. Springer snd Massrs. Kane and
Griffin wers appointed TO Investigate
the matter n
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Two Accidents.

Yesterday afternoon William Ryan,
No. 716 West Fourth street, while
standing in chair placed on table
Tell and dislC Gated his EFT wrist.
About noon yesterday while Lewis
Pennell, who resides at No. ABS Eas
Fifth street was delivering dinner t;
employee of the 3 and P. Railroad
neAf Scott street, wss caught In trair
projection by his coat and was carries
about two square, when he fell, receiv
ing deep cut in .he top of his head
another on his forehead and Rad twt
fingers of his left hand badly mashed
Dr. BIockscm attended the cases.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

The Bliiee COMMITTEES of Levy G.
opened the proposals on TUESDAY
masonry, paving and filing at ITO
BFsndywint bridge. Avian r NJ,
sons bid being the lowest, he
awarded the contract at tho iollov
ngures: For masonry, SO as per q
yard; filing. 80 cents per cubic A
paving with Belgian blocks. s. 81
square yard; cobblestones, 76 cent
square yard; curbinR, 80 cents per
foot; brick paving, 10 cents per co
yard. Morrison has also been swat
the sub contract for Furnishing aod
and eli wood work OF the new bridd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

Messrs. Rlchenberger, nu h
Hayden, on Tuesday mof morn ivs1
poor bunny. After a del,s ~ rett
In the still hunt the hunters M
our OF rI city, minus the fur tails mis- !
enberger and Has den lev eo '
for Bucks county, well H., et 70
nowder and shot and expect "
Ter luck on this trio. -
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supponea to be stolen.

About q O'Clock last evening
Wiz cheater, of the firm Of Jon
Winchester & Co., excavatos, N
Button wood street, went to Sec
who was sick at Sixth end
streets, hitching his horse before
ing the house. He did not taI
long, but when he came out bis
aud wagon were gone 81 d could DO
be found, neither could anyOo
found who saw them driven ava!
10 O'Clock nothing had been BIZ
the missing horse and wagon
horse was q good one, the firm
but q few days before paid Sl6O.d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17
Ts Delinquent Tax Payers

Tax Receivers Moody and MAJ AZ
notice In another column 10 uel1
tax papers to call aud pay lle
and school tax for 1885, as Dy "
they will avoid trouble anu q,
In all cases where prompt Pp
not made the properties VIII pe
the taxes. As this Is the is.
iG will be well for all intefes'
tend to the matter withou! 'u'
Law.
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..,an proclamationI

Governor sSockIsy h., -. i' Sesd
lamation announcing inc , s
recent election los RsP ,nStoa
Congress: John b. Penn 81 i ,nf I'd
in New Castle County, o. w l'aund
County, $685. su ,s az ri
making o total OF 10 or castl>
Cooper received in New New, ID
8, $50; Kent, 1852, i sa ,nsioriiy,
& 1872; Penninptons "'"'o
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Tha. Hlynterions Ladder.

The ladder with which Becker
Ksttner are supposed to have use
making their escape from New
jail last Saturday night, las
brought 10 this city, and WAS erhi
} esterday at the Sherifi's tftiCc.
evidently the work of an expert, q
sirnu ar In lite construction to tou
the ere escapes, but is so compact
when tied NJ II could be put 10 q
bat, II seems q mystery how theI
ceeded In getting 1t to the top Of 4
feet wall, aud shows that one Of
must have been possessed Of cant
able strength.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

Right Rev. Alfred A. Curtis, the new
bishop of the See OF Wilmington, In
company with Bishops Becker and
Chatard, dined with Pierre @. Dngan,
ut his residence In Baltimore, yesterday
afternoon. Bishop Curtis will come to
this city during the latter part Of the
week. A large delegation OF Baltimo-
reans will come her next Sunday to see
him installed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17
Sick In Philadelphia.

Last Saturday Theodore Bratten of this
city went to Philadelphia, and was taken
seriously i'll on the street. Upon being
removed to the Pennsylvania Hospital,
the physicians pronounced it an attack OF
paralysis, and he is now lying seriously
! Ill at that institution. .e-..---
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An Oyster supper.

A grand oyster supper will be given
at Ee eemccr Or WeGnesdsy evening,
November 245b, UNDER The auspices Of
the Ladies AID, TO aid in furni.hiDg
the now ". Fl. Chur b IN course of
erection Ir that plsce. As this will bs
Thar ksEItins ave, ard the proceeds
are "a ( oil object, G1s ladies Will nc
doubt receive iEerel encouragement,
Tho supper tic ~. are 50 cents
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

Farmers and Horsemen read this!-I
a I'd Salvation Oil n most excellent
liuin emit among horses, and take
pleas ure In endorsing 1t as certain
remedy fsr scratches.
JAMES THOMAS,
Franklin Ro I'd, near Baltimore.
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nnhTn-.

10 NKEK.-On the 10Th instant, Rs"he
Ann, wife OF Frederick BOWRer, aged 81
ysars.
The relatives and friends Of the family az
respe ctfuly invited T. attend the funers
services on Thursday evening, tho 18th inst.
B-nFon street., Camden, N. j., to proceed t
kiyeryiew cemetery, wilmington. Del.
leaving Broad Street station at 9.l0 o. IN
Friday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

The regular meeting . Q, heidi
Water Commissioners . was D saI
ing but very little bushes Isl, TrssDorj]
s auce Of $50, 5o9.ll in the re- ou rit5
Bank to the credit OF o' .
weekly payroll . am nc order |
the amount.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17
mask carnival.

4 grand mask fksting and dancing
carnival will be given at the Citizens
Rink to morrow evening. Skating from
7.30 to 10 O'Clock and dancing from 10 TO
Ii o'clock. The Rink should he well fill
ed, as the Carnival will be one of the
finest of the season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17
Broke Down.

The hind axle Of the flour wagon OF
Harry King gave way this morning in
front of the United States Hotel, on
French street, causing some delay and
Inconvenience to the owner and making
q small Job for the blacksmith.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

Dr. .CrnmbauRh's harm, WI oh was
destroy ed by fire last Monday 'vening,
as stated in the REPUBLICAN yester.
day. was insu ed in tho York Mutual
Fire Insurat ce Company for g. 900, OF
which Richard Grace of Kenneth { quare,
Pa, 10 the seen'.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17
Flour and Coal.

Fell b Joseph, the coal and -four
merchants, are selling coal from best
mines a. % Do for small stove; other
sizes 1915. well screened, 2240 lbs. to
the ton.
They also sell gold medal and super
Fell & Joseph, 713 West Front street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

There was fair crowd at the rinf
laar evening. There will be granG
IaGbk, skating and dancing carnival a
the yink tomorrow night under tb'
management of j. Walsmith and g L
Eeiguaon. TIE First Regiment BsnC
will be in attendance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

Never WAS heard such a tel
Curse" as the man got oil atOt
stubborn cold. Gould II be poi
that he lived In civilization and
not heard OF DR.. Bulls Cough y
Let him take the old reliable; ara
aHeaIinQ. Price IS cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

EXECUT0sS' SALE
HI -0Y-
REAL ESTATE.
VII, be sold at pabDc sale, at the Cour
House. In tho city OF Wilmington, on
SATURDAY, NOV AMBER 20, 1855,
at2 O'Clock, y. IN,
A lot Of land situate IN said city, on tn,
westerly side Of JGcss street, between
Ii d0n and klm SIT eta W In a front OF
J nckson street ofGbout l6 feet and a deptf
OF sbouti feet, with ihfee-stoTied DIicl
dwelling house thereon, known as no. 81!
Jackson street. sold to settle estate. Term
cash. RACHLL Z. STOKES,
SARAH r.. LUPt4,
Executors Of sarah A. Johnston, dc ceased
l. W. Stidham h Son, Auot's. nl5-4
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The w Gather .

Tomorrow promises to be from
cloudy TO clearing and with rain In
some sections. Friday clear and cold
or.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

Philadelphia Castle. No 9, X g e,
do hereby tender vote of thanks TO the
young ladies' of Wilmington or q
handsome bible received from them
October %, 1885
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

or pantaloons, just as you wish TO call
them, are TO be found with very low
prices at Mullin u Sons, Sixth and
Market Gall and sea q great bargain
they are Offering at two dollars g pair
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

"Don' I stand ON the order of going"
but 20 straight to the next corner and
buy bottle Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
II you want 10 cure your cold.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

A prudent man, according 20 Hoy lie, ;
For cut, and Druise, and burn, anc
boil
viii use az ence Sa,vation Oil.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17
GNXEOUTORS' SALE
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROP
EhrY.
win be sold at public sale,
ON THURSDAY,
The 26th day Of November, lsso,


On tho premises, the real estate and persoD.
al property of Jas. Ritohie, deceased, ei,ua-
ted on the public road leading from Oenue-
Vile 10 Smiths Bridge, about one half mile
rom Oentrevillo. Ohristiana Hundred, Del,
containing twenty-five acres and forty nve
perches (26 acres and 4b perches) OF land, all
till 81 10, IN a high state Of cultivation;
now frame house, containing Is rooms, house
we'll finished; never-faiiing we'll, with
good pump at the door; good frsme barn,
with good stabiing; new carriage house,
with garners overhead; corn crib, tobacco
house, and all necessary outDuild nss. lhe
farm Is In good neigpberhood, cOnvonient
mics from Wilmington. Also at tho same
time and place, all the personal pro ;ery,
consisting OF stock: Ono good horse, 2good
COWS, \ fat hogs, also 20 pairs OF chfcEeas;
good horse-cart and cart harnets, gnu
| sone, piows, harr !ws. cultivatofs iolKs'
|! psnter tools, lot het bed sash, acres OF
l wheat in ground, hay by the ton,
| corn by the busheI, corn fodder
| by tb Q bundle, potatoes by the bushel, grain
bags, grain cradle, soythes, hay cutting box,
m ARR ct dearborn and harness, thoemaker
| bsnoh and tools; household and kitchen fur
/ niture. IN ah a beds, Dedsteads and bedding,
i bursaus. wash stands, tables chairs, car
/ pets, oil cloths, stair carpets and RODS, coos
stovc, looking glasses, settee, tube; a,sl
oroeKory and glassware, dairy fixtures, Duck
cts, rams, churn, butter print and ladie; alst
| one barrel Of good vinegar. Many other ar
| tioles too tedious TO mention. Sale positive
The above property will De shown any per.
Il son wishing TO view tire same by calling OF
the executors. Conditions will DO mad
known on day OF sale. sale to commence a.
IL O'Clock, m.
JOSEPH p. CHANDLER,
ELIZABETH ]. RITUHIE,
Executors:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

ss BAG tSsPUsLIoAb oelo. tn the shAd
O'Clock 10 O'Clock II o'clool
47O 40" IS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

5lOR ENi-lW kOOaIS 10 An
; elderly col,red widow or old mo d,
over Third street ridge, S,ulh WHINING.
ton, hrst floor back ana second floor front,
on on nsend stfeot; not more than two In
family. ent low, but good reference
wanted, Inquire of O. q. MAKlS, ESQ.
6ol ShiDlsy sIIeee, or address a. COKER
ayoming, Delaware. nlT-ot
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OUR SPECIAL:

Mems 5ewed Gaitefs for 81. Button Con-
gross and ftoos-Lioe. stylish casy Mt ing
and eveSy pair wanan.eC; have never been
eqnb led In Wilmington 81 mo price. Rub
Der Bets, Shoss hrrtics. Spring heel SOAP
Sandals. ana ever ythins ia kub3er Foot'
wear.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

EXTANTED-A sPEOrBLE MID.
w die aged white woman for general
h usework In a small family in the country,
A good home for The right person. Address
u. ". this office. it,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

"ANlEu-A GIkL4 FOR GENERAL
w bousexOrK at the BelleI ne hotel
122s Market street, Ninth ward. nit Q!
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.

Fine Cali Boots from 81. so to s4.bo. Coarse
Boots as low as a.; pretty l6w-pliced but tho
very best for the money. BETTER Coarse
Boots 5! So Good Kip boots 50 Good KIP
long-leg Boots $500 Extrs Prime long'leI
Kip Boots s3.75 Extra quality waterproof
lea 30. A good lie OF Boys' Coarse Boots
fron $50 up. spkthdid assortment OF
Men aud Boys Medium snd Heavy Weight
Working ShLes at prices lower thar sou ever
bOpRht.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17
NOW Is THE TIME

To buy yeur Winter Boots, Calf Boots. Kip
Boots Coarse Boots Won't cost you more
thaa you ought TO pay II you buy IT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

vX1 aHTk D--A MIDDAE.AG1 ID UOL.
wv ored woman for general housework
In q family OF Two persons, near Philadel-
phi 4 no washing. Gall at No. 7l3 1atnail
stres 1t. nl7.2tA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-17

UNOR RENT-A DESIRABLE SEVEN
10 rcomed house, 702 West sixth stres.,
gas and bath, rent oaly sl2 a month: Apply
10 +, q. RICK ARDS, bl9 Mad ison st.hlf'o'"
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urAETED-A FIRSr-CL ASS uPHoL-
w sterer on nne fu niture' EA"oUD
SOUDER, sl2 French street. IL
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