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Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
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Professor Bickmore devosed his lee
ture to the tsAehsss in tho Museum OF
Natural History yesterday 70 the God
hsh. He presented illustrations showing
its developments in the egg and It's ap.
pearanco as full-grown nah.
Elm nineteen days" he said, latter
formulation the egg shows under the
microscope the outline of the fish. In
twenty 1.-TWO days the yolk Of the egg
has become largely absorbed the mouth
developed, and the fsh 10 able TO swim
from the egg and feed voraciously on
the crustacea to be found In tho water.
Tue growth Of the Goldfish unlike that
OF man is unlimited. IL continues 10
grow indefinitely without regard to
age 30 long rs It has . plentiful supply
|of food. The oldest Goldfish are the
largest and they sometimes grow To be
30 long rs mau Is high.
"They swim about near the bottom OF
the sea, not often Ms ,endtpg To the sur
face; feeding on all kinds OF animal life
such as crabs, shell fish and other small
fish, but not on vegetables Their
habit OF SWIMMING near the bottom has
9 ven rise to the theory among fisher
men that when migrating 10 deeper
waters the cod will swallow stones io
weigh him down and the more readily
enable him 10 keep near the bottom
These statements though not suhstan
tiated have not been entirely disproved
Tee proof given by fishermen ID tina,
stones are found In the Goldfish that AT,
taken iust before the Ash disa ppear fol-
l the season."
The hsddook, the pollock and the bak,
NJ, closely related TO the goldfish ant
lpeculiarities were pointed out by Pro
fessOr Bickmore. 1t has been computed
by good authorities, he said, thar on.
cnd would lay fully nine millions o.
elg. The cOifish grounds are dis
triDuted along the North Atlantic coast
rps The efforts of fishermen to supply
the demand have made an apparent de
crease IN the supply Of the fish. Nearly
million of people are directly or indi
rsctly connected with the fish industry
and the failure of the goldfish on she
Canada coast last year contributed Il
the fishermen there.
] The United States Fish Commission
is eDdesvoring to supply the deere a 3,
by propagating millions Of fishes eacl
year and placing them in the bays OF
the coast as far south as the Gulf o
Mexico. In selecting q Goldfish Mr.
Bick more said healthy one could b.
told by Its being round and full in tb'
body near the tail; when Hat ard THU
, Its condition WAS not good. TIE bes
way to cook them W 70 in a Dutch ovei
In acsd in front of \ good fire. The,
were then neither boiled, baked NO
fried, but were cooked in their owl
Juices.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
Evolving q Story

"Ahw said Smith, . commercial
traveller, to group OF friends, II was
witness to sight just before leaving
Chicago" And then he told how he
had seen a poor German immigrant
with his wife and family of six yellow
haired children, how he had become
interested in them, and had learned
that they had left their native land TO
seek home in the Northwest. He was
touched with the tenderness of the
father and saw him purchasing apples
for the children. All the family except
the father had taken their seats on the
train, and he was just making change
on the platform for his small purchase
when the train began to move out OF
the station. He made a rush for it,
slipped, and then, before the eyes of the
poor family and other horror-struck
passengers, his head was taken off by
the cars.
Smiths friends were much affected
and 1t was decided to take up purse
for the poor widow and fatherless chill.
dren, and this was speedily done and
a neat sum presented to Smith 20 bt
forwarded. He, with tears in hi
eyes, said:
MY friends, thank you, but car
conceal 1t no longer. That train tool
of the rest of the man, and he still
lives"
Smith will not travel this week. II,
is laid mp for repairs.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

NOR RENT-A FARM NEAR WILL
IL mington OF 81 sores, good for truckInp
and good location for buichering as there
is a God slaughter house on it. Apply at
MeOOf IEARSLEY, Faulklepd "el.
m13-4tA
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
II VIII Make a Row.

"Any news?" was asked of a lead
ing druggist. yesterday.
Yes; III tell you something. There
are some parties at work raising fund
to have the Legislature appoint Drug
Inspector, pay him a good salary, so
that he will not have to steal, and
select competent man and turn him
loose on tho druggists of tirst-class
cities"
what would he do?"
"Why, make the fur fly. You
wouldn't see half the drug stores you
do now. The drugs in some of the
stores are no good. They sell baking
powder for quinine, and ground-up
bedbugs for cantharides. On, it's
awful! Especially is this the case
with small out-of-the-w stores, or
where the prescription is nothing
very important. They just slash in a
few herbs and SIGH. catnip or mullen
leaves, add a little cheap syrup, shake
it up in bottle, and say, with the
wisest look in the world, zone dollar
and half please What can you dot
Have the drugs inspected, and you'd
see how soon the frauds would close
unD
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
Young Men, Read This.

Spring will soon be upon as, and with
1t indications of better times. In view
of this fact James Harding, the practi.
Gal merchant tailor, No. 8l6 French
|strset, has laid in one of the finest lines
of spring goods ever shown at his essah.
ment, and surpassed by none now in
the market, all Of which he is prepared
TO make up into suits in the best posi-.
BILE manner, and being under light OK,
penses no can make you q nobby suit
at very low figure. and perfect ct
always assured. Once his customer
always his customer has been verified
Gime and again, while in price and
quality of goods he leads them all. Go
and see him and leave your measure fol
a fine spring suit. You will save money
hx II
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

The old frame shanties on the north
east corner of lghth and Spruce streets,
should be- torn down. az they are An
ey esore and disgrace to the neighbor-
hood. AS they are belox the level OF
the street the lower fioors are filled
with water, which as soon as the wea-
Their grows warm will become putrid
and act as q breeder of disease. They
have not been fit for human beings to
live in for years, but Notwithstanding
that have been tenanted by colored peo-
pie, until they were not able to remain
in them any longer.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

EtoR SALE-HoUSE NU. 500 WEST
Seventh street. Apply at NO. Wet
IN street or 80 West Yth street. J. Il. d.
SEEDS 4 SINS. i7.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
Better Times For workingmep.

Don't mistake wish for resolution.
A wish 10 only desiring to be, or do, or
have something; resolution Is making
up the mind to secure the the desired
object II it Is possible TO be obtained.
If you would like to be in better cir
culnstances, the surest way iste resolve
to save something regularly. The beat
plan to save and at tho same time be
allowed big interest for the money in.
vested, Is by taking shares in EXCEL
sIoR LOAN Association, now Offering
new shares at Isl COY one dollar each.
Books now ready. Apply at once for
shares TO
WILLIAM E. HAWKINS, Secretary,
No. 7l2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
Sold by the sheriff.

On Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Ford
sold at the Court House, the two-apd-a.
half story brick dwelling, at the north
east corner of Twelfth and French
streets, which was seized and taken in
execution as the property of Martha A.
Maris, to p. j. Ford, for $1,0T6. be
o lso sold three.ttorv brick dwelling
on LamoHe street between Belts street.
and Marsh lane, teioDein 10 Martha
A. Maris, to John @. .Caulk, for $500,
and three-story brick house on Elev-
enth street between Wilson and Poplar
streets, the propsrty Of Alfred Payn or
to Hoffecker and Hoffecker. for $525.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

Afuh REM - UAEAP, DESIkAaLk
= rooms, suitable for ONO q, club rooms,
light manufacturing purpo ioe. Apply &c
~. HAWKINS II SON, No. ia Market
.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
A Big Blow.

L do not make through the news
papers. hut invite all in need of wall
paners or window shades to come to the
old stand, 422 Market street, where l
viii show the best selected stock from
twenty different factories, which will
sell at the lowest price, take your
ORDER and hang the same at short
noUioe, A, B. JONES, 422 Market street.
Eighteen years experience In the bust.
ness. Telephone call $50.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

NOR RtNr-hUUSE sos ADAMS ST.,
II saloon parlor, open stairway, bath, auG
papered throughout. Rent $l5 month.
inquire OF PYLE d LlOHrEnSrEIN,
motif 226 Martet a'rea|.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

NOR SALE-2 go 10 n YVES SEW
e ing machines In good order also
/ Wheeler b Wilson AID l singer. They
must be cold. as the owners have no use Tor
them Also good stoves VIII sell them
cheap, at loo Market street. m162ts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

When you hear an old bachelor say
he is happy living alone, that he hates
women, but considers them necessary
nuisance, and only fit to bake and sew,
know he has been Tilted by some mer-
CHESS coquette, and his days are passed
in mourning, not Tor his sins, but over
blighted hopes.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
DUBLIO SALE

-OF-
SOMERSET COUNTY HORSES.
VIII be sold at public sale, at our stables,
At Hoe Aessin, Mil Greek Huodreu, Del, on
THURSDAY, MARCH IS, 1880,
at O'Clock,
twenty head Oh Somerset Co horses for farm
ing, driving and general purposes. Also one
pair tf mules, five years old, we'll mated
The horses have been collected with care. es-
pecially for This ms rket, and can be seen ana
tried two days before sale; guaranteed as rep
resented Terms, ninety days credit. II
stormy will sell under cover.
WEBS1 Err & LAVENDER.
j. q. Robinson, AuctiOneer.
p. STRAINS on Delaware Western Kali
road arrive In time for sale and depart d.
rectly amer. mil-ot
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
Superior Weak Mon.

Weak men often, from the very
principle Of their weakness, derive q
certain susceptibility, delicacy and
taste, which render them in those par.
ticulars much superior to men Of
stronger and more consistent minds,
who laugh at them.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

{NOh SALE-StVERAL GOOD w Kk
r md driving horses for eale, or will ex-
change for large brood mars. b. J..
BROWN, Union street and .niddlebprouKh
road. Telephone call. S6a. m22W
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

She stood nj the gate In the late
Spring twilight, and when she F." d
goodbye. she felt neuralgia kiss her
rosy cheek; but she only smilei, for Sue
had Salvation OIL, the gre Attest cure IN
earth for pain,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
sneciaI Notice to Housekeepers,

Don't forget your carpets; have them
thoroughly cleaned and aired at the
Wilmington Carpet Cleaning Works,
Eleventh and JACKSON streets.
T. W. FERRY, Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

ltOk KENT, OhEAf. To HuUD Ten.
T. ents-one store and dwelling; two I,
r0omed houses. hot and o,ld water an,
bath two b.r0omed houses; two 4ro0mes
houses. Also. house and sable. Houses II
rent OF 4,o, 7, Q, 10. u and 10 doila's pc,
month. T. J. FORD, 500 Rodney street.
ia5.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

UNoR SALE OR ExOHAN9E-A MUM
IL Dor OF desirable houses with all the
modern Improvements. Little cash required,
or building lots Will be taken In part or whole
payment Balances may remain on mort
gage for years Also building sitAs In all
parts OF the city for residences; also manu-
iAoturipg sites, especially Rdapted for mo-
rocco business, with an ever-iowing etres m
from the II. d. p. Railroad Oity tax one
eighth the regular ratos. This property will
be sold By the acre or IN eDnller lots, at
terms 10 suit purchasers. Rlso houses 70
rent cheap. THOS. IA. OdLE,
702 French street.
Or P.J. FORD. 9Th and Rodney. SLIT
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
|. SIM MS
Pile PILLS.
REJECTION OF PILLS.
kIND's FAvORITE FILLS

famous liver medicine on earth
|ssIcsne'i or weakness att,1ad th.,,
meg CO lot leave the bowels Goa.
IT. a d s'renvthen tho liver AM
ianeys, stomach aud SKIN. cuT
n nol sick leldacAa, neural
xxx pain In the side or beop
tIo 8 kidneys or Bladder. etc
', ~ ~ dyspepsia, malaria fever o,
Snn .'s anu iever, ganeral weak
,e ept.lte, etc. 1hny are splendit
tna, niss rs An assistance To Yea,
iPeaithy.Ihey arr endorsed and ~
ny thousands a. thesnicest nv
sfifndid livs7 medicine Ne
.'' !. lted, IS cents a boy: tamil,
,Uie, II. Sent by mali. SoiJ \;
ists IN med.cine. Main demo;
any arnS street9 Wilmington, Del,
arch stree; Philadelphia.
nOv2e-u
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
DEAL ESTATE AT PSIvATL $ ALE-l

DEAL ESTATE AT PSIVATE SALE--I
~ offer at private sale my farm In Poop.
son township Chester County, Pa, tuated
n the road leading from Wawasset sta ton,
on w. l. N. X X. To L1cust Grove, quarter
of o mile ffom the station containing 80 acres
and 80 perehe. two acres Of woodland, The
quality OF tho land cannot be excelled in
Chester Lounty,is in f1fst-class orde', divided
into convenient telds; the fencing 10 & Cd.
The improvements are q substantial stone
house. with frame kitchen attached, pump
In Kitchen; fge Darn, with stsbiing for 40
head Of s;OcH two story wagon house,
slaughter house, Ice house, corn CRIB, work
shop ana wood house. Foe building are all
In good repair good apple orchard and
other fruit. plenty Of mic shade trees I his
Is q de, 1 able pro aerty for q farmer, trucker,
butcher or market man. The location IS one
of the finest in chester County. admitting q
view OF theBraAdy wiue valley and surround.
ing country forl0 or Is miles. 1t needs In
spectien to he fully appreciated Gallon
JOSEPH s. CALDWELL,
On the premises, or address
MaWasset, Chester Co., Pa,
Or DIX. J. p, PYLE.
m15i8td-3tw Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

NOR RENT-A NICE Store Room
Il euitaole for sore or office; also room
10 same building FIR lodgers furnished OF
unfinished; good location, King street. Car
men preferred. Address HOME. thi
office. me CT
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
MONDAY MARUH q, lsse,

ut IL O'Clock, m, sharp,
head Of hoses No. !. bay horse. Allen, 8
years old. SOUND and gentle, q good work or
driving, ana tirs Glass family horse. No.
z. Bay hosss Victor, yeavs old, sound gen.
tie and Rot d.rosf horse No. 3. Chance, 8
yeais old, sound and gentle, and q good road
horse for Of her aingls or double harness.
No. 4. Spark, dun horse, lt1 hands o.
high, ysaIs old, broke in sing or -1f3S
double darness. NO 8 sorre1, ChaTIsy, IA
years old, good for W srk or drivIng. NO. o.
Dlack mare; Eess. IL years old, goo for
NO h, aud fiiss-claes brooi mare
Nine head II youpg hOme-raiset mich
lows, some will be In ront oy day 0SS6u,
sale; two bomPpaised yeaflirg kN&2S
heifers. hume raised bull, fine M.~X
shoats, 80 pairs Of chickens, 4 turkeys aud I
gulneas.
iump.seat carriage, good ss new. made
by trist X AllmOh; l mhrket dearborn,
sieigh, 2 carriaae poles, 1 set double carriage
harness, nearly now; | set single carriage
harness, l sat dearborn hatness, sleigh
bell-, SGT wagon harness 2sets pillow hsr'
ne 8, J set coed lead harness, set cart har-
ness 2 hy n is, nearly new; farm wagon, l
horse cart, land roller, now last TALL, used
only once; Telegraph hay cutter, corn
shelter. Buckeys seifrs king reaping ma
chine, moving machines, hay rake, grain
fan. vrindstone, plows, harrows, cuitivitors,
shovels, forks. boes, PICKS, post spade, NOW
ing scSthss, grain cradles, cJrn knives, axes,
log chains Gov chains grain UaRs, aud
barrels OF cider vinegar. Dairy Fixtures
Ohurn, cream cali n tlk pans. milk bucket.
and butter tue. househo and kitchen fur
| nj IRE, tncludiog3 good stoves.
Terms: All sums OF $40 and under,
ca b; or or that amount q cre1it OF six months
on tue pu'chaseT giving o bankable note
with "pVrovsd ntorser; no interest - paic
wnen due; II not paid when due, interest
| from day OF sale. ANDhEW MCKEE.
L. W. .stidham d Son, Aucts.
4 mII-2twh3td.lb.j6l8
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
NALN HNUSEHOLD AN

DUBlIO ALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
II bitohen furniture. Will sell on Satur-
day, March 20, 1855 at Q o'clock, q. NJ, at
the late residence of David r. Craig, No.
1923 Tatnall street, all the household furni-
ture, as follows: Parlor furniture, dining
room furniture consisting of extension table,
sidebo ard, chairs carpet, Queensware. etc.
Kitchen furniture, consisting OF tables,
chairs, stove. etc setting roo n Consisting
of sofa, Brussels carr ct, stove, centre table,
chairs etc. Entry stair carpets and rods,
chambe, suites, ingram, Brussels and rag
carpets, oil cloths, etc. Bsds bedding, bed
steads, window shades, moulding and
other ARTICLES ru numerous to euumprate.
MRS. DAVID F. CkAI9.
Stidham & Son. .ioneers. inject
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

NOR RENT-s-RooM HoUSE,sOUTH.
IL east corner N ,nth and jackson stree,s
FROM house, I'M West Fourth street. Sec
ono and third stories Of 200 last ourth ct
flrss story and cellar Of shop at y 4. cor. Al
SONS, No. West Seventh stree or Of
West Ninth street. Telephone call, az
m1z.n
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
q Observation-Disclosures

We have just opened line OF In
grains, Ok. super, fresh designs and
coloringy, 65 cents per yard.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

E1oh oAAAE.
J.RD SEEDS X SINS, Puilder,.
No. Q WeGt Seventh street, or 9iU West
Ninth street. Telephone call, 90. As we
wish TO build number OF ueS houses We
offer soma bargains in tho following prop
cities all Ia go1d repair and paying good
Interest.
No. zoe East Fourth street, Ftore and
building, $500
No. 500 Wept Seventh street, 9 rooms
and bah, $500
w. b bath, $4,000
Sou .heast corner Fourth and Jcfier-
son streets, -, TO
''' ba,s, ~ $500
wv bath, $3.50
w. and bath, t2.s.O
we a. H ' TWINS $1,000
N0' it bath assassin ''' ~ 500
No. llS2 jackson street, Trooms And ..
bath, $2lVo
No. HOS Walnut street, 0 rooms, 800
No. ll04 Poplar street, rooms, ,eso
f2h-f
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

@AAms
The great leading lung remedy of Will
mingtou, Del, and the great leading
lung and throat healer among the af.
fiioted. Sold by dealers and at 4th and
King b reefs.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
TUESDAY, MARCH %. 1880,
at ons O'clock, p. IN. sharp,

ino ioiloWinB fersonhi properly, 10 WIZ
SOTcl horse II years old, quiet, work
anywhere, perfectly safe for q lady TO drive
lump seat carriage, good rs new; 9erm0n
town carriage, nearly new; good no so cart.
new whesiDarrdw. SGT OF cart harness,
set OF carriage harness, collars and brides.
patent beam, 500 pounds, post digger, pOst
axe, hay fork, manure forks, hand rake,
wood saw, cr0sscut saw, maui and wedges.
broad axes 2 Straps sleigh bells, feed
shests, COW chsirs. 20 pairs of chickens.
HuU SEHJI.D AND XII CHEN FOR.
NIFURE: l extension table, good rs new;
dining room table, 2 stands, / clock, l cook
strve and hxtures,2 dinner pots, parlcr Stove,
dozen chairs, Island of drawers, bureau
2 rocking ona RS. % dozen sir.tight cans. lot Of
0ishes 2 churns, z butter tubs, 2wash tubs,
dashboard, ! step ladder, snort ladder, and
many other artic es Lot mentioned.
TERMS: All Gums of SIS ana under cash
over III It amount q credit OF 50 days will be
given, by purchaser giving bankable note
with apprOvel endurser. ANN BEkSON.
l.. W. StidhsIh b Son, Aucts. ml6-3tditw
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
sism msssyou ~ q.

We. the updsrs'gt Anks a,d Ftorters.
vii nav all prizas drawn IN -h4 yennis'ara
state lotteries which NAV be presented at
'ur roTntn~a
.. H OGLESBY, Pres. Loufsfawa
NATIONAL pauk
'. ~. KE@NEDY. Pres. State Hr B
A. BALDWIN. Pres. N. o NATL ak
Incorporated IN 1858 for % years BY the
Legisiatsfe for Educational ahd Oman sApio
purposes-with a capital OF S1.v,Iu.00v--to
vnion a reserve fund Of over S56o, goo has sfrt o
been added.
BY ar Overwhelming popular vote its ran.
ihise was made o part OF tho present state
Constitution adopted Dec. End, A. D., 1879.
The onlv 'ottAro ever vnred AM en-
dorsed ny the people OF any state.
II nerer scales or postnOpes.
Its Grand Single Number Draw
1mgs take place Monthly, and the
Extraordinary bra~ins = rcgusar-
~ every three months Instead OF
Semi. "A nBua'1y as heretofore. be.
ginning March, 1850
A SPLESDU OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE FOUR II u AND
DRAWlS9, GLASS; u. IN THE AC H.
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW '0LEs NS,
rUES' Az April ~, 1856 -H9Ise
Drawing.
CXPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
10O,OOO Tickets at Five DOba's zach.
Fractions, In Ftfths in proportion.
rVaT m
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

NOR kENT-NEW BRICK BULLION ,.
II A nice dwelling and store, suited fo'
any retail or small mar ufacturtng business.
centrally located on Main street, Newpori /,
Del, town Of nearly 800 Inhabitants. bebt
moderate. Address DIX M. A. )OrH,
m16-etd 2tw# Newport, Del
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
wARTEn.

E.n-WIrHA iuln FAMILY
I row f,rtabl, clrcumstanc9s: y ~,
I'M, sOs 10, 10, a refine i healthy lit,le ooy
= in return tor allowance, n. WI
nm ssone 81 the family, and sem
N ! 6ool AZ dtess "urpnap, t1i'
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

LoulslalA oLaLeLoGtery company
We do hereby e.It,rs thar W. sepeT,ie
nc arrangements Tor al. the Monthly al d
lzarterly DravinER Il 1he I1vuJstal q
late 1.e .terr COMPANY, and in ,~ts3n rUsb.
&c and conlrol tho Drauiuess LheIlis AIVat and
lat Inc game are ctnd acted with tspeety,
airness, eno al goo,. iai:h Inward all patt.ss.
nd We authorize tie Company 70 use Ghis
;srtihnats wire fac-stD'Ies ~ HHr signEtIres
attached, In its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

1897 Prtzos, amounting to........... .s265, 500
Application for rates 10 clubs should DO
made only to the ofhce OF the Company In
New 0rleane.
For further informs tion write clearly, Civ.
Ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Ex-
press Money Orders, or New Y ork Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency by express,
(ail sums Of 90 and upward ct our expenss),
addressed
M. A DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Washington. ID. o.
Make P 0. Money Orders payable sad ai-
dress Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BARK,
Now Orleans, La.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

ED-B AkDE ALSO TABLE
piers. ttS " per wee, Ot 30.
nth street ml5-ot
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

D-A MAN AND A Roy TO
oysters Apply u J. 7. GARD
seventh and Shipley. mlo.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

ENOR BENT-SIO AND DWEuLlNG
T. ne. I'll Wost eth street, . rooms, hot
0 nd cold water and bath. All In good order.
apply OF II. SHA hPLESS, Gil jefferson. or
Evans PENNLN9rON. sth and King
streets. m13ot Gods
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

Eva GOOD GIRL FOR
bal h,gseVO,.; OnU without a
red. Apply at gIocery store,
Poplar sueeu mi6-2tt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

ED-A PL4CElN eTORE Or
q Hes! o'reitrence or security
\ j., this office. mlb 90
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

TG9S FOR SALE-FOR BREE GING
II purposes. from tselected STOCK. Hou-
dams. Ply mouth hojks and 9. c. Brown Leg
hofRs. $l-6o for Is. FOR size and beauty OF
plumage cannot be exceiled.
JOHN b. THtIBLER, JR.,
ml2-lm# Wilmington, Lei.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

IDA MILK RuUTE-AN
ntmb'r iquaris and price I'D
DtA 800 mle.3tt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

=, OK 81 LE, CHEAP-A GOOD STORE,
l. wagon. Apply at ITO Frebch street or
econd and JustisOn streets, ml2.0t
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
Pun I.Ic sALE.

DUHLIo sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER.
Il intendins toAuit farming, will sell At
public sale, ct bis harm, near MiiltoWn, on
the road leading from Midtown 70 the New
ark road, on
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

RNOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING
q No. Vol Spruce street; also several
houses ON Spruce street, between Ninth ano
Tenth, nve and SIX rooms. apply at 92c
Spruce street, from IL q. m. to D. IN.
u. u VAN KLEhCK,
nbtf oo3 delaware avenue.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

DUBLIC SALE-WlLL BE SOLD AT
4 public sale, at The residence OF the uD-
dersiKued, in BTandyw HID ~ miles
from Wilmington, on the Philadelphia pike,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

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Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

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