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Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
FOURTH EDITION
Centrevlile Items.

CENTREvILLR, March 12.-Last even
ing was the regular weekly meeting OF
our lyceum, and was one Of the most
pleasant times We have had yet. The
Dillworth Town Lyceum PAID rs visit
In q body, and our hall was crowded 10
OVERLOOKING. After the usual business
was over came the literary programme.
Miss Mamie Chandler, In good style,
gave select reading. Then came cur
paper, by the editress, Miss Annie
Kent, and was one Of the best ever read
In our meetings. A dialogue entitled
"Poor Relations" by Misses Chand Ter
and Dillwogth and Messrs. Chandler
and McWllliams, WAS very we'll per-
formed. and seemed to amuse the audi
ence hugely.
w. X. Colquhoun then recited .
piece In Dutch dialect entitled "shacob's
Lament" Mr.. Colquhoun displayed
his abilities in this In o very oreditaole
manner, and brought down the house
by his Dutch impersonations. Next
was Q recitation by Mr.. Joseph Bald win
Of Chadds Ford. Samuel Williams
then gave q recitation entitled The
Balance Wheel, which was finely de-
livered and well received by the ho1so .
The debate was next In order. The
subject was: "Resolved, That our pres
! ent jlry system should be abolished. ="
The speakers for the affirmative were
#. Messrs. Horace Dillworth, Joseph ii
Chandler and w. @. r. Colquhoun,
| while Messrs. Joseph Baldwin, Richard
Bsldwi and D Furry defended the
| negative. The debate was one OF the
best we ever had, and very eloquent
| speeches were m AIDE by both sides. The
debate continued long but not without
interest, and was decided 10 favor OF
| the negative.
Tue Centreville Lyceum challenged
the visiting Lyceum TO debate on q
subject in the future. Tho challenge
| was accepted and committee ap-
pointed to arrange. &c We will give
you the items % soon rs we get them.
Mr.. Geo. FrAim, one OF our towns
men, was married 10 Miss Emms
Tay lor q week ago, and on Tuesday
evening his friends concluded to sere
made him. The music was furnished
| by Csntreville band under the leader
ship Of Captain j. r. Chandler, fol
| lowed by Bernard Dalton leader,
Henry Mccullough rs second ant
Thos. Carey trombone.
The band Was in charge OF Corpora
Guard Alfred EntrikeR. Mr.. Frain
received his visitors and gave them al
ample supply Of refreshments. A goot
time was spent, and the party left
wishing Mr.. Frsim and bride man.
happy years. Mr.. Fraim will TAX
charge Of the farm Of Thos Chsodle
in q few days. MORE ANON.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
EDITION..


: Plant the best putstoas, writes Josiah
Hoopes In the New York Tribune
Large crops Of fine sized potatoes may
be grown from small tubers In rich,
mello~ soil, bas the principe Is all
wrong. The potato 10 subterraneous
hEauoh. with buds analogous 70 those
above grouBd, and on this account some
writers argue that the matter OF size 10
untmportant Every right minded
nurseryman knows how necessary it 10
70 increase his stock Of plants from
sound, healthy specimens only. and the
most vigorous well-ripened shoots are
Invariably selected. The forthcoming
generation depends In q great degree
upon this act, as Ii frequently demon
strated by the Transmission Of diseases
which ordinarily are not handed down
through the means of seeds. The potato
cutting, ~ It were, even II taken from
. poor little tuber, will by liberal use OF
manure and thorough culture produce
some large speci mems; but will the crop
be % uniformly large as II large tubers
were used? Reason says no.
The Large tub r. will give very much
better average in the long run. For ex
EN- ID cation OF the soundness OF this
doctrine, take the case OF two farmer
residing on adjoining tracts. Onel
whose hss work" always made him
successful with crops, followed fo
many years the custom OF using large
tubsrs, and In addition planting them
entire, without cutting at all Whether
this was the real cause OF his pros
perity OF not, others may Judge, but ht
was strong in the faith, and "a practi'
Cal proof rarely failed TO secure tn
hrst prize for potatoes wherever the!
were shown. His neighbor under th
impre sion that this was waste
good material, used small tubers, AM
cut to single eyes at that. Apparently
he took just rs much pains in the cut
ture, but he was frequently disguise
with his "poor luck" and complAine
that his seed had run out" A goo
rule is: Always use the best at oou
mand. whether OF seeds OF cuttings
this will pay in the end.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
Crabb's Writing Parlors,

New spring arrangements, new hon
ors, best accomm odatious yet. Terms
until July LIST only, will be reduced.
Come aud see. Special terms for
ladies. Short hand in Is lessons every
Monday evening. A good writer in "a
lessons. Book keeping complete in 10
weeks, lessons per week. Our terms
will surprise you Over 800 students
have received instructions. Nearly
500 bottles OF "Crabb's Ink" sold.
Samples of writing sent free TO al
parts of the city on application. The
only Lightning Gard Writer" in the
country. Crabb, 10 E. 4th St
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
Eiention of Omoarn.

The Wilmington Wheel Club held a
meeting last evening, at which the fol-
lowing officers were elected TO serve
during the ensuing year: President, j.
n. Robinson; secretary, @ W. Todd
treasurer, G. NJ. Shewsrd; captain, r.
r Tatnall; lieutenant, s. z. Finley
bugler, J. N. Robinson; executive COM
mittse, G. E Smith, O. 1. Kent and
Harvey j. Wiley.
The Wawasett Gun Club have elected
the following officers: President, Chas.
NJ. Buckmaster; vice president, Daniel
Buckmaster; secretary, Nathaniel B.
Hill; treasurer, Elan Page; quarter
master, William ii. Pierce; directors
Robert Miller, George G. Cloud and
Philip Ambold.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
The Last Of the Jum,l In

Foar years ago, whea 'ikz
Jumel estate in New Yoltfsl
end Of Manhattan Island, MI
o. auction, seven hu1ird -
lots were sold and one tliSq
drawn on upsatisiac.sJ u
unimprsved lots were s.rE
Thursday last for an ARTyii
200, which Is IN incressdTs
hundred per cent, on ihsFal
years ago, WHEN the Iol
drawn. Thus, after 4 'zz
nous estate CEASES 10 ~
ever the New York ci ~
know Of the noted Frssall
no longer visible on ~
maps of Manhattan ISIS
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
Tsmpsrance Meeting..

The Red Ribbon Temperance Associa'
ton will hold its regular weekly meet
ing this evening at ST. Paul's M. Z,
Church, cor nencing al 80 O'Clock.
Another temperance macs meeting
will be held tomorrow Sunday after
noon, in the Ir stitute Hall commenciDl
at 3.45 o'clock and ending At 3 O'Clock
Revs. R b. Cook, Second Baptist
Church; RevJ. w. 7. Boothe, Delaware
Avenue Church will be the speakers
Good music will be provided.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

Next Tuesday night the Atkinson
Company will appear at the Opera
House and present "Peck's Bad Boy
and his Pa in which the grand
bum or degree is conferred with real,
live William goat. The play Is Allied
with fun, and all who wish to enjoy a
hearty laugh should be surs 70 attend
Friday and Saturday nights, 19tt
and 20th, the Shook & Collier Com
pany will appear in the great melo
drama, "a Prisoner for Life"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

Mr.. Joseph Pulitler 90 =
fed before the special conl-
House charged with Toe
Of the issue Of Pan E,ecuSS
stock to Government gtncsa
Of the information he GhiSs "A
the subject, only par, . T 1a|
published IN the Ne" l .1l.. M !
said :" he had never 'n+.
that there was any e'lfas J, J
venality or corEuPticn' !, o. y !.
garded IL in that light " =. 7, n
matter OF oftcial propitV !
cretion Of questionable us'
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

As Mrs. Reed, OF Psncader Hundred.
was going from King street this morn
tng to Buckingham's store. Front and
shiplsy streets, she inadvertently
drppped . plaid shawl, which she 10
10th 70 pArt with % unceremoniously.
The firder will therefore confer favor
on her and receive n suitable reward on
leaving the same ct the REPUBLICAN
nfy1aa
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
Plainly of Work.

James F. Wood & Co. are busy put
ting on tin roofs and repairing old roofs.
Their men cau be seen going In every
direction. Orders for their patent pipe
covering are corning in quite liberal,
aud the reputation go far is satisfactory.
1t Is the opinion of scientific men that
they will supercede all other coverings.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

nUBIIC ,sALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
Public Sale, at Point Lookout tam,
aeaY smith bridge, on the line Of the W.
II. r., az Iniies from Chadd's Ford. on
FRIDAY. MAkCH 10, 1858,
Al o'clock, .. m.
six head Of good farm horses, thirty a.
ENs,head OF god ooss, princi' 44S
kZN&H pslly reds and roans, come milking,
~ some y.th calves ~ InsI nase, and
1900 TO 1900 each; buiia; three sews with
Dig. lump seat carriage, fAll-top buggy, ]
MIX wagon, 2 good sarm wagons, cart,
roller, combined reaper, horse rake, hay
tedder, corn shellsr. I fan. ! fsirosns:
ter. grain drill and milk siedi double
harrows, eultivators and plows, J set car
Tiage harness, pillow harness, cart harness,
lead harness, saddle and Bride. measures,
hoes srse s SSs .nd os s SHSS' s snS
rows, feed chests and box; moving machine,
large hogshead, broad axes, wood axes, post
axe, etc., maui and wedges, biedEes, e'ow.
bars grain cradles, toythes, BLOCK and
tackle ropes, sleighs, hoelb lrrows 2 long
ladders, IS milk cans, buckets. strainef
churns. large and small; pans, grain bags,
fodder cribs, o tons OF bran. from 30 TO 20
tons OF clean timothy hay, straw, cora fod-
der, about 10 tons OF young clover. 70 pairs
OF choi.e Plymouth Rocx chickens. KuineAs,
wheat In the groom
HOUSEHOLD IoUS-t chamber
suits bureaus and wash stands, oodsteadr.
parIot suit, marble top tables, ! BOOB case, !
M lson a HamIin organ and STOOL, sitting
, room furniture. 1 sewing machine, ! large
sold walnut extension table, ! chandelier.
tom; arlor and student lamp, looking
lassss, feather beds, mattresses. blankets,
quilts. sheets and bolste:s. pillow cases table
linen. hat rack, stoves, books. i vase OF
choice BIZ Gags, 10 yards Of Brussels carpet,
90 yards Of ingram, and 10 yards Of rag
carpet, stair carpet and rods. large lot Of
Il china, glass and siiverware, and toilet
sets, and many other articles such IS are
com monty ussd shout kitchen; Also large
tent at BrAndyvine summit Camp grounds
COrDiTIUNS OF SALt-An sums Of
\ s26 and der, cash; oser that amount q
cred Il o months on purchaser giving q
banEable note with appproved endorser
| Lunch will be given sale viii positively
GEORGE W. 9G0DLEY, Executor.
l.. W. StidnAm h Some. Aucts. mis- ltwltd
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

For the great suction sale OF clothing,
gents furnishing goods, jewelry, show
cases, store fixtures, &c, at 1o6 MARKET
street, commencing Monday evening st
~ O'Clock, and continue every night
until all is sold, as all must be sold be-
fore March 18th. George jacobs, auc.
tioneer.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
Not Expected 70 Live.

James Sewell, the colored man who
was out with q razor . few weeks ago
by another colored man named Dixon,
il lying In . critical condition. The
wound has healed and no bad results
are apprehended from that. but dropsy
b a. set In which threatens serious re-
aulks
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
VIII Resume Her Trims

The Electric Line of steamers will re
sumo their trips to New York next
week, and the Esglet will leave the
foot of King street on Tuesday after
noon, the Anuie on Thursday and the
yesper on Saturday. 1t is officiaty
announced that the Delaware and
Rarltan canal will be opsn on Monday
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
FIFTH EDITl1I


~ Vi u. n. Cou,.J
sta.s Match Comps.,pUYI ' p D.
swim And Courtpsv y lofus,
died ct his late residsr MACH q CsaaI
Ming ~. streets. Last nisb, ~. s.i'.,S
MT. Courtney had bs,u agsd 9
nearly . year, and sinos sI en- u %
pe ssn confined to bis hons, .a'i''as
The deceased came aug, -
~ from England, where bs ~ -, .a ! n
~ years ago, aud haviO "~ SOn
knowledge Of the mauui as ~
making lie engaged with Sssas
nall, who was then cs cav sassil
business. Mr.. Ta,nalI atas
ont the business to WiII,s s,ssa
OF swim 4 Courtney. ''ud
At that time ntitha, =,
UGH capitalism, il !. '. .asi "
about III, and the fra, wa ~ Z
chased out OF which 70 T w,I. ~
was the mast Of an old vs...i
they got very CHEAP. ", "
however, having the sim ~. ~
fscture OF matches. AND ~ Y, as
secret which NO one elss no.. aas
Mr.. Swift having a rare h., \
aging the business, the Am ny y
and finally became wba, ~. "a y,
few years ago the great mat,s. q
OF the country, and r,m.i,1
oy CooRressionNl action Gomez
aroused. The firm is now 4. w
Match Company, and /. -
strongest company 10 II.
During the war Nj. COu,,,S
strong supporter Of the ~!
aud contributed generously ! y.
alleviating the destitu,ios ~ ...s
the war. He leaves A vis !,
children. Four Of bis ANN.
married, q daughter being i. !,
Matthew Hayden, the Mn
florist and rose grover on MI
pike. Tue funeral will tat.,.'.
Tuesday afternoon al 2o'clsf 4
ment In Wilmington and RI,
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
Fres Baths

A bill has been INTRODUCES y
York Legislature to pi s..'. y
sem bly, district in me ~ -.
Russian and Turkish a. ~
benefit of the laborlos 80 No..
causes the PnilsdeIphla y. I,
mark: "The measure + WI
pass, however. A pan ..s ~
American bath Is sooa NV y 4
body, aud 1t will be ii9 as. N
new-faDgled foreign Al Nj
native style has been
peoples reach.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

A few days sihG I. onnorlsbj
and Orange streets, - IS,d,1
REPUBLIcAS tnat " 70 si,sl
type writer which ...a he ~ tsI,Py1
the the notice had sr !, I, IVA
he had di'posed o. ,r - ot 500
, n panep that b. is read BY '''
, y ptp of be people -
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
Iibsrnl Methods

which give more value for your dollars
than you expect, have made trade
more lively 81 the Family Shoe House,
2O6 Market street. VIM. ii. Babcock.
Full value for your money always.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

Salvation Oil quickly finds it's way TO
the seat of the disease, sllays the in
Examination, and, by removing the
cause, effects q permanent cure. 25
q uta
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
Fnrthe WorhinEmen

O1s Dozen of tine best cabinet and
git bevel edged cards for s. me larg.
frame size glvA1 away with every
dozen ; 8, IL or 80 pictur"s for 20 e. "a
also 3 card paaeis ter 50 cents. Hoi-
lands gallery, 307 Market street. &. F
Sawyer, operator.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
This is no auction scheme,

but good first-class work that we adver
tise. We buy good goods, sell at botto u
prices and guarantee every article we
make, therefore our stock doesn't be-
come old and shop. worn, and finally
80 Id at auction Harry G. Parker, No
Is East Third street, (Odd Fellows
Hail
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

and we might also say- :. !,
as we'll, in our advice s.'.lirSI
keepers and ladies Seu s,.lssI
necessity existing always 's.y,,,s
fectly safe remedy cop II isi|
relief and prompt cure Ffs, =, |
peculiar TO woman --la nnS M
tarIty, constant palu' 1 aDsaI'sD|
toms attendant upon md 1
induces us TO r S, pisrsil
and unqualldedly d. .n rIs' v
tie Prescription "On''
IL will save money
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

Mayor Rhoaas 10 lying seriously Ill
at his residence, No. S4S Tatnall street.
with brain fever, and his physician
pronounces his condition ~ being very
critical.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, JR. PRANK cnASpLEF.
Jos. l.. CARPENTER, JR. FRANK CHANDLER,
CARPENTER & CHANDLER
NEAL ESTATE AID AORTGlGE BROKERS',
OFFICE:
No. gag Market Street,

Have .Or rent the following houses:
1904 West Second street, rooms.
1877 Lincoln street. o rooms.
s04 W est Zig nth street, 10 rooms.
so2 franklin street, IL rooms
III West Eighth street, rooms.
oilpin avenue and CLAYTON street, Q rooms.
1919 King street, . rooms
loo, l404 and l406 Van Buren street, 3 room 8
l40S an 1870 Van Buren, street, 8 rooms.
s03 East T. ghth street, rooms.
Store, ShAllcross ave. and Lincoln. rooMs
Store, Sixth ard Lombard, 10 rooms,
store, Sl3 Market street, 10 rooms.
l2O2 King street, II rooms.
sOl Franklin street. l0rooms.
Townsend and Lombard street, rooms
Townsend and Lombard street, rooms.
Country seat, near Silverbrook, 10 rooms
Ill West Eleventh street, rooms.
1907 Tatnall street, II rooms.
go Madison street, 8 rcons.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

Tomorrow promises 10 he cloudy
10 fair, with stationary Temperature
Monday clearing and cooler.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

James MoKenne!y, VIZ tif
Cummins this IpOaI ape Oia
was imposed. a ; yJu' 40 n.
battery on a woman aa.e, tbs =
dismissed upon DIS p(I
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

Days Horse Powder preseryel thu
health OF all kinds of live stock dur
ing the winter season.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
warn. List aud Rag Carpets.

We re showing q large ne OF tb'
above g DDS at 80 S71f, As and 20 cents
G. WoRRELL, Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
Slightly Du'

A child whose sTsptb vi
burned last evening" .l,nss,ly iSllTl
Brown, the family w. j
moned. ..,,,ii|
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
DIE

the nth inst Martha,
wife OF Jacob Jefieris, In the 18th ear Of
Kelstiyes aud friends are respectfully In.
vited TO attend her funeral from the resi-
denee Of her husband, No. ll23 Adams street,
on Monday morning, TO leave the house q.
II O'Clock. Interment at Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
RITOHIE- on the 10th inst, James Richie,
about IS years Of age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully To-
vited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, near Oentreville, Christiana hun-
dred, on sunday next at o'cl ck. Inter
meut at Lower Brandywine Presbyterian
Church. Services at lthe house.
W EsS cON-On the 18th inS'., George Yves
ton, aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
yited 10 attend his funeral from the residence
Of John Tyre, No. 1915 Delaware aver ue, on
Monday, at 2 O'Clock p. IN. interment ut MT.
Salem Cemetery.
RITrENHOUSE.-Cn Tuesday morning
| last, Of cow uis,ons, at the re idence OF her
husband at State kold station, Lottie A.,
wife Of John X. RltteahOuse, In the 2'd
year her age.
HIIL-On the 18th inst Thompson L.
hin, aged about 20 years.
| Relatives and iends are respectfully IN
vited TO attend b sfuneral frLm the residences
OF his brother, south UhTistis Hundred,
on Tuesday, the 10th inst, TO leave tue house
at 10 O'Clock, Interment At Flint Hill bury
ing ground, Chester County,
Gone to Her Heavenly Home.
Maggie W., youngest daughter Of Henry
M ia rloW, died at her home, on Wednes
Iday, Marsh 3rd, 1855, after short illness OF
one week. Maggie, Who, but sixteen su n
\ lners had seen, ami whose early Calling tc
hkr heavenly home has lett vacancy In hsl
homo, school room and sunday tchool thal
can never be fIled. Maggie was always Of q
cheerful and agreeable disposition. She wA'
a model for the young folks OF her communi
ty aud sshoolmates. We extend our heart
felt sympathy TO her parents. sisters and
brothers
Dearest Magsie:-
NJ SITS tbs rest that knows no awakening,
10 her heavenly home 20 high;
Though her bright ard cheerful faes VI
sun We would not call her back again.
| TEACHER A.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

Dr.. Bulls Baby Sy 81 Sp,i
the usual stomach anu ~. UrapI
fretting and crying i
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
VIM. B. SHARP.


In Ladies Underwear we
show a full line Of good
goods, well made, at remark
ably low prices, from IS cts.
to 81 50. Ladies interested
in these goods will be pleas
ed with our underwear.
In addition to our lines Of
Ladies Underwear and La
dies Coats and Wraps We
have added to this depart
ment a splendid line o! Chill
dren's Suits in sizes for q
years to 13-year-old boys.
We have taken special pains
to have the best suits and
Ikilts made in the country,
and critical mothers will be
pleased to see our suits on
their children.
THERE'S one spe cial feature
OF our children's suits which
the ladies will appreciate,
and which cannot be had ex.
cept in these goods. We
refer to the patent waistband
attachment, which acts as
suspender, relieving h {
strain on the buttons anC
button holes, and saves thu
wear and tear on the shiI
= waist. Mothers especial,
will like this feature if tn
= children don't. All ladie
wanting nice suits or kilt
. for their children we Shout
! be pleased to have call an
examine the goods.
Il VIM. b. SHARP.
Y Fourth and Market. Second floor.
About 1000 yards Is CT
Scotch Ginghams tor 10 ct
per yard ; black and whit
, checks.
About IS pieces colore
= Cashmeres at 37i cents p
:, yard tor % cents per yard.
About 80 pieces of 25-cel
: yelling, all colors, vic
edges, tor is cents per var
j VIM B SHARP.
Fourth and Market. First floor
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

At tie REPUBLICAN office In the al AIDE
o'clock 10 O'Clock II o'olocb
39o 43o As
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

The Biggest . ,'a ~
Ladies pebble Ou'S opiy W
and fitting y aS.s. sO6 vi
VIM. II. Bsbco'Si =
them sell fast. -
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

Tn. Drivers As's'@aSiSI Y
Dsny on .1M,eSS RaIlsc i ''''''
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
AT
VIM. B. Sharp'S,
Fourth and Market Streets

Our Carpet work is in full
blast, and those desiring their
work done promptly should
make their selections before
moving time. Last week
nearly 1000 yards Of Carpets
were sold, thus showing the
great demand for our reduc-
ed carpetings this week
will be quite as many, and
any one thinking. OF buying
carpets for moving time
should see ours now.
Our most remarkable bar
gain is a splendid tive.frame
Body Brussels for 90 cents
per yard, within a few cents
OF the price Of Tapestry, and
three times the worsted and
wearing qualities.
| Our Tapestry Brussels at
Us cents per yard is spler did
value, and tor a good, fair
DUALITY our Tapestry Brus-
sells at 90 cents cannot be
excelled.
Send for our book Of col
ors to select your window
shades. We have a frst-clas'
spring roller shade, 50 cent:
lper window.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13
l-Duttuu EmIrsidsrsi Back GIor.s,
At $500.

We have duplicated these
Gloves three times within
the last three weeks.
We are going to open at
S o'clock this afternoon, a
full line Of 4-button Kid
Gloves, in finish, quality and
general effect, are equal tc
any sold in this market, al
SI.25. We are going tc
sell them at the low price o
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

"ANTED-HOARD, BY TWO GEN.
w tlomen In u central lJeItion. state
price. Address W. this once mI3.2tt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

We bespeak early atten-
ton from every lady who
desires to buy a SI25 Kid
Glove for soc. We have
but Eve dozen, and do not
expect them to last longer
than 10 o'clock this evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

DUAkDlNG-p EA ) ANT Rooms
ID with board, on or before March 10th.
Inquire At 33l East 4th sttes'. ml2.ota
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

=" ANTED-A 9IRL FOR GENERAL
w houseWork, with reference, at kyle's,
Sixth and Orange streets. It'll
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

ESUR RENT-h MOE SLVEN-ROuMEO
Il house, AL eonyeniences, 1910 per
month. No. 702 West 9Th st. mls3ts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

ENOR KENr-Sl ORE AND DIVE LING
T. NO. ri West sta street, s. roOms, not
and cold water and bath. All In good order.
Apply OF h. sHA HPLESS, 5ll jefferson. or
EVANS PENNINdrUN, sth and Klog
streets mis- ot Gods
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

ENOR RENT-A FARM NEAR WILL,
II mlngtnn Of rs acres. good for trucking
and a good location for butchering as there
is God laughter house on II. Apply at
Nc Joy lEARSLLY, Falkland Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

TOH RENT-rHE HOUSE NO. II
IL Market street Apply to PAUL
hogan, Rising sun: or TO JAMES W.
KING No. o Market street. ml3f
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

r osr-A BUNCH OF KEYS WAS
Ia lost on Friday morning, WITH name IN
ring The finder will he suitably rewarded
on leaving "a me at No. 6, MIXERS Court 1t
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

|T CSr-ON WEDNESDAY, A SILVER
IL bracelet, wi IN Father" on the clasp.
The Under will DO suitably reward cd on
leaving same at the Capelie Hardware Com
pany. nA
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

TNOk RENT-OFFICES NOW OCCUPI.
e ed by physician also two rooms one
front eO4 French street. ml3ets
Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

NOK .ALE-bOO CHESTNUT Pos rs,
10 ready for setting. Apply TO EN0S O.
HOOPEs, near BrSckinvilie. MIL Greek
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Daily Republican., 1886-03-13

7 OST-A PLAID SHAWL Was LOST,
~ 10 going from King street. TO hacking
h an store at Front and shlpley. The md
or will lie sol ably rewarded, on leaving
Ia me ut the REPUBLICAN office, it,