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Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

TIE dsdicssion o. the ooIosssl esasus
of"I.lbsyty Enlighlenisg fhe World, "
on Bsdiosss isispd, Nsw Yorh, took
place yssterday AMID iog and drfxsIing
rain. The grand civic ard military
parade wss reviewed. from . stspd on
MAdison Square W Prosidept Cieve
land. th3them bsrs o. his Oabinet and
the French visitors. On Bedloe's leland
tho programme publi4hed yssterday
morning was strictly carrier out, 90 far
- thsimusic, speed hes and firing Of %.
lutes were concerned. There were no
fire works, these having been rostponed
on account OF the weather. An enor-
nous Influx Of visitors from the sur
rounding country and other cities
swelled the multitude OF spectators In
New York, but everything parsed of
without mishap. Tho President and the
msmbars OF the Cabinet who accom-.
panied him left for Washington In .
special train after the conclusion OF the
ceremoniss on the island, and reached
the capital NJ II 1b p. m.
The following I'd the Presidents Id
dress: The people Of New York DC sept
with gratitude from their brethren Of
the French Republic tho grand and
completed work Of art We here inaueu.
rate. This token OF affection and con.
alteration Of the people OF France de-
monstrstes the kinship Of Republics,
and conveys 10 "a the ASSURANCE that In
our efforts to commend TO mankind the
excellence Of . government rssting upon
popular will We still have beyond the
American continent . steadfast ally.
We are not here to-day TO bow before
the repre- sentatio OF ferce and war.
like God. filled with wrath and VEN
geanoe; but We joyously contemplate
instead our owp Deity, keeping watch
and ward before the open gates OF
America, and greater than all that
have been celebra ted Ia ancient song.
Instead Of graspipg In her hand thur
derbolts of terror and Of death she holds
alott the light " bich illumines the way
to mans acknowledgment. We will
not forget that Liberty has here made
her home; nor shall her chosen altar be
neglected. willing votaries will con
stantly keep alive Its Ores, aud these
shall CLEAN upon the shores OF our sis
ter Republic 10 the East Reflected
thence and Joined with answering rayt
q stream Of Light shall pierce the dark
ness OF ignorance and man' oppression
until Liberty en- iightens the world.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29


lBJJ RNs.-In this city, on tno Ttn n,i,ism
SARAH =. Burhs. widow OF the iate "hi'"'A
Burnb, in the 6Sth year OF hoI sseo.r,,,v in.
lv,ted 10 nttend the funeral from nsr la.o
Eesidouce. NO. 1il2 scott street. on Ss.1iy , ~
V.ro1on Services at the mouse AZ sou
s,asncS interment at Mt. Salem Cemetery.
C,. an N veep my children dear,
~ S.vs zero long suffe red ere;
M n,S rest from all ry pein,
ws,n OtrIst l shall ,orevor roign'
.ocurA-On October 9th, Henry NC
S,.e son OF Henry and Maria mcCrea, IN
Ina 23d year OF his age. a,
I,s N Isnds and relatives and members ..
Frieudship onclsve, no l, neptss opp' ~
is vi M, and also Harmony uounon Rand
Y. Of :, are respectfully nswa ne,ents'
~ ths NJ w. corner OF Twelfth and rreL cn
streets. on sunday afternoon. servicSs ~
| the muse at $50 O'Clock. TO prooeeu "
| N omit salem Cemetery. :, tho,
.his dying words: "Dont you SEQ 'hA
beautiful lily ht."
Farewell, Harry, We shall miss tnee;
TTlv gentle voice we'll hear no more,
| Rat loon, ali soon, We hope TO meet theo'
On the silvery, shining shore.
Thou vert good and kind and genue,
Tby Iather's pride and mothers l1y 4 an IN
Briehs lishts will light thee through u'"
= ., ssn,Iyif farewell, our darling boy.
Sea that beautiful light up ysnder;
I HOW brightly II doth shine,
| 1 see my saviour coming no.s
i'm thine, dear Lord. I'm tnne.
hi LINES by mis- uacle, john W AuA'' .
!. other papers please copy'
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
BREviTIEs.

Sun Rises e.2s. sun Sots COS
IT. bnshe eoai; you viii like u.
Brazilian Balm ouros colds. 10 cents.
II. Ansh's coal you will surely iise 10.
". !. Kimbie, grocer, zna and Just,son.
N-da sud osgs. AZ rersers'e, s;sst Tnds
Strong Cough candy Of Ferguson, IL r.. I'd.
Willard y. Dsvis', iseelsr, . n. zac street
CITY Laundry. sixth sDd SMpisT street
Fine 10 X. Kings, 81 HAMS, 10 n. rcurtE
Agents for DUNLAP hats. Rumford
Brothors. hatters.
washing machine for sAIe at Pickles stove
store. East Fourth st.
Board by the day. wesk or meal. Room
for six boarders at b02 King street
Mrs. J. b. Ward. Hygiene Underwear.
Corsets, etc.. oc3 Shipiey street,
Buy your furniture and bedding at Can.
mons, COS Shipley street, and save money.
Fish NJ d oysters fresh every day ct PEN
nelI's. Second and King streets.
buy furniture and bedding at Cannon's,
sos Shipley street Prices l.w.
Use DR.. simrps' white balsam for sore
threats and coIds.
Grey blank etsfrom 50 cents up, ct Adair's.
AIS Market street.
White blankets from 81 up, ut Adair's, 4lt
Market street.
OomiortabIes at all prices, sis) pillows
Bolsters and Beds. At Aunits, Ns Market
OF.
Il Adair, AIS Market street, 4, closing out hii
stair and floor Oil Oloth ~ cost; now Is your
Il chanoe 70 buy.
lnfapts clothing and ladies' underwent
made at Stats Laws, No. East koufi1
| street
Try the cha mpion -four, 30 cts. for l2iz lbs
| or 1878 per Dbl. w. j. kemble, Second ane
Justls0n streets.
Go to II. II. MooYeb stalls, ~ and "a Sec
ond street market, for your good buttor ans
| cheese, wholesale and retail.
Try the sno wtake -four, IS cents for ~.
/ lbs. or sb.7b pet Dbl. W. j. kemb.e, Secont
and JustiBon streets.
Powell, Mo. bos Madison street, keeps con
SANITY on hand oysters ct 70, 80 and 20 cent
por quart, delivered free TO all parts OF tn
L ity.
II you want cheap picture frames 20 to q
i X. BAugh, 203 West Second street. 1 hav
the largest stock IN delaware; come and 90
for yourselves
For good country butter tub and roll but
| ter. fresh eggs and gccd cheese, pickles
vegetables. Ac., 90 20 Chas. 4. Hudson
stalls SO and 81. City Market.
Ross was ia New YORK last week and ha
received since 20 case. - II istss<stSsshal
Hosiery and dtkona Min.S ,.n hs has n
| sale At 1Ie ~ net hot.on1' 10 20 tnvits
| to call nrket stloot, ~"
IND Examine shsm.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
Personal.

Julius Nitschke and wife retu
home q few days ago from 3
months visit to friends In Gem
and Switzerland.
Colonel George W. Balm, the d
tongued orator of Kentucky, who
give popular lectures tonight an
morrow night, arrived this NOR
and is the guest Of George W. Todd
John O. Bryant, the well.knovn
popular book agent, arrived last
ing in Wilmington from Hsvs
Massachusetts, where he has bee
nine weeks pursuing his avocstion
will stay in Wilmington and supp
people with rare popular books
after the holidays.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
FIFTH EDITION,
Dots.

a special meeting Of cha yo, .
Eepu6licsn Club viii DO hs ilsy1 y ns
Milo Locke. who lss ba., l.
cArions condition the psS. a 10 IN
somewhat better to-day. week,
The ball Of the Z. /. M..,
VIII take place in the Germa, a' ua, C Y
evening. au hall U
just arrived Choice En,,,.,
fast and Japanese tea Geo. s n.s orss|
Finest ever offered In tbis m M. poull
the money at Crippen's, 5 Es.t , a \, |
The arrival Of . barge losa.s ",
Trenton gravel is good news n M VI y
zeus who are suffering from bro ~. "
impassable streets. 'Aen =
The opinion OF an old and WALTZ,
merchant 10 given In Q few vn,sp
II think DR.. Bulls Cough s,ua s: '!
best cough medicine that II m.pmn9
LUTHER B. BLACK, BeIms !. al
The women's Temperance NV N.Y.
Convention vi ich met A. Minr.'"n5
adjourned on Wednesday eyen,r.~ y
the delegates are now on their -.
their homes. "sy
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
Atths Opsra Honne.

The Opera House was crowded again
last even ing to witness The Starr Opera
Company in the "Golden Hen" This
- new opera. 1t has been presented
innther cities under the name Of the
"Croypg Hem" and proved great hit.
The chnfacter OF Giraudan was taken
by Mr.. DSl hon In his usual enective
manner. AIN the characters were wei.
sustained, and ~ sny VINO wete pr, p.es zen,
pronounced the Cpera one Oh Jug oes'
YET given. This eV enlng inc company
will perform TEDDY anu neuuy u ann
to morrow afternoon hs ies. ,;ma A
Will again bs given for ne iass tinhe'
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
The Kuigh, Templars.

The review and dress parade
colored Knight Templars, WINK
TO have been held at the Scl
Park yesterday afternoon, did ?
place, on account Of the weather
dress parade was held In lDslituj
instead. In the evening ibsrd
l.sacap,isp- eao Sfik, followed oy
banquet DELEGATIONS were prssSt|
New York, New Jersey shS
vania.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
sold Out.

John Dorm, OF Few Castle Hun
sold his personal property atpuoll
J yesterday afternoon, through the
the senior mem Der OF the firm oil
Stidham % Son, at fair prices.
In the midst of the sale rabbi
irigb sened out of its retreat, whe
crowd generally Joined in the pu
and after an exciting chase sucC
In catching It. The little intern
was enjoyed By all present, as IL
often that n rabbit hunt takes pl
a sale In this vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

Messrs. Jester q m lei ,sI F,|
their stables, No. 4ls " e s"s =
twenty -one head of the then nni bs1
illinois horses that nave ,,ns
all OF good size, some ,, ~ d
large, and well ads lrss,l
work rs well as rs seyl
| Among the, nun T Der a iii d
| fine travellers. lney st,srpo|
| nuhlic sale to morro"
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
A New Hallway,

A meeting of Ninth wa "a,
holders ives held at the om'
wilmington City Passenger ssss,ser
Company yesterday AFTERNOON ,Ss
to a proposition made By ! , tns
of the company 10 extern s ssI''
Market street to Tsenty. daa ,,
street is not built Thsf1 !, J ii
mite action taken, ard ~. " II
smother a m eeting will he held.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
THIRD EDITION.
rhs rempsranos Reform Platform We

rne Temper.ooe Reform platform YER
sus The Democratic Piatform.
m. T.unarancs Rssorm party's plat
60. .dar,sd a. th,,ir State Conveu
.1Ih - n suop nal lima IA, lss6.
s'o"' ,A ,,o.,.
Believing tho time has fuily come ID
the hisu ~ Ut this State when many re,
forms are necessary ID our laws ano
their administration, and pelieving tna.
these reforms cannot 90 opsAineo
through the political psrucs - nov
organized, We as citizens OF tne state
OF Delaware, In convention mss 81
Dover. on the 22d day OF Juns, 1850 90
present the following oeciafaiion OF
principles - the plAuorm OF tno Iom
perance kstorm parry:
l. Drur kenness II fearfui evil, ana
tho use OF intoxican's 70 destructive 70
homo, health, life and property, ana
prolific source OF misery, peuperism sno
crime. All men must admit tnat tne
tide Of human wretch edress Is sweiieo
70 gigantic proportions py the common
use OF alcoholic beverages. 10 remeay
this growing evil We, therefore, tsvof
such legislative enactments cohcerning
the manufacture ana sale OF intoxics..
ing beverages Is snail give 10 the peopio
OF our State the opportunity Oh Voun9
directly on this ques ION eitner oy ioos'
option or through consntutionai ameho-
m snts.
2. Local self-government toucnine
local interests We believe to DC the true
State policy, and represen tation IN our
Legislature ana Levy Courts ought y
be based upon the principle OF dntrc,
representation. ~ ID apparent W 81
observing minds that some OF the eviis
Of our present system are due 70 the
manner OF appointing many OF our
officials. we are OF the OF inion Ina. ~
our State and county omcers snouio oe
elected BY the people, and fultber, We
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
Tbreat.n,ps ~ uagc.

Yesterday afternoon nj Ann Horn horn,
berger, q white womau. was eeioio
Squire Vandeerift. charged WIN asing
abusive and threatening IN uako 70
Mrs. Jones, colored woman. me csso
Was exceedingly spicy, aud te paruos
INDUCED in some pretty rough anguAge
In she SQuire's ofioe. The neal ing was
continued until this morning, pen ~
Horn berger woman WAS fined N.
and costs, which sent her over ~.
police station, Wv
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

for grand prize medal between Tone
Kelly and Jimmy Ryan in o 4.rouu1
con lest, ana Hanly and H. nnigan III
hard-hitting exhibition will bs gwen :
the Atlantic Gardens, 224 King street
this evening. Some of the beat variet,
psrfor mers in the country appse
nightly. An extra fpe lunch serve
Saturday night. Every body weloonns
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
4I6 Market St,
new STORE.
AIS Market St
new 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-
perience has taught him that the
Wilmington neqa!e, and, in fact,
all who visit our cityst2 purchase
Clothing, want FIRsTSLAss
MATERIAL, WELL MADE aMd Of
LATEST STYLES, and it will be y
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 Childrcn'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 60 and tell your friends
that Wilmington has a No. l
Clothing House, where every
body can be SUITED. Gentle
manly clerks in attendance to
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 1890 p. m. Do no
forget the number. 4Io Marke
street is the place to visit before
you purchase.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

The rper stone OF Wesley M. r..
Church. al J sckson and Linden streets,
will be- laid tomorrow afternoon ut y
O'Clock. Rev. Jonathan 0. W ms VI
Milford, Del, will be the msin ofao,
Of the occasion. 1t ia expected also shat
Colonel Balm OF Kentucky, VINO 10 ~
our city i'll be present and make som'
remarks. Every ehcrt ~ Deing msu'
to have the church closed III anu EeAo'
for services this winter.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
Radly Hurt.

On Saturday last q yoanD All
Spear aa grocer at E ,.,"ss hi 81 i
1 pswsnsnt with such h, iSl''l IL !
him unconscious w Weed
r Tee 9TH street. street, ATTENDED ss,.s veil 81
He is at present uoi's -
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
Wntch Club.

We arc now receiving the names Of
me nbers Of our foufth wAtCn Siuu'
which We intend TO star on NOV. UCn'
II you W ant q lady's or gents ~ssou'
either gold or sill yer, on the club Plan.
join Ciafk's watch ciuo, Al 4"' "@'Ae'
street,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
OVERCOAT THOUGHTS

Crowd upon todayNot quite cold enough for Chnchas
Fur Beavers but just right f Corkscrews Neat Mix
Ticos Herring and all the mixtures made
light Overcoats Our first foe crowded
with Clothing boy big boys and little boys You'd think
look Boys Department that cohe all the boys Will
mngon and many Well do good portion Of them
Mothers great scklers for neat weade Clothing and
thirty cent saving induces Of them block two
farther.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

The Great Council OF the Imp. o!
M. of this State held Its session iu d
'cty yesterday, with ninety delegae
pret emit The reports showed thas ths1
arc twenty one tribes. with SOL meH
bers, IN this State. and that the receip|
OF the tribes. including the balance q
hand at the commen cement of the yea
amour Ia to $12 sos o..
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
VIM. B. Sharp's.
Fourth and Market SIS,

We have now completed
our assortment OF Boy'sI
Clothing, and show the best
line of these goods we ever|
had. We sell these little
suits in sizes from 4 to 13l
years, from 1925 to $12.|
They are made of good
wooden material, carefully
and strong; are the most
LIST, fish cut and fit, and any
|mother will be pleased to
see her boy In one OF these
nice-ftting suits.
As we said, these suits
Iare nice fitting, and any lady
i will say a boy is twice the
.inice looking boy with a
coed fitting suit, than the
poor little fellow doomed tc
Nwear a suit of the "bae
on bean stalk order
Your matatisl need no
be expensive, but a $oy'
suit is nothing if not
well fitting. We would
like all ladies with small
boys to clothe TO examine
these suitings. For quality,
workmanship and cut, we
find none to equal them.
VIM. B. SHARP,
: Second floor. Coat Department
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
A Baby shot.

Christian Weller, aged. IL years, acois
dentally sbot his littlt nephew, Chsfle9
Brennioger, aged 10 months, In CoateRs
vile, Pa, on Wednesday, with O pissol
that had been left In the bake shop.
making another victim 10 the careleeG
practice Of b, milling firearms suppobed
not to be loaded. 31&
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
splendid Bucl1whoat.

A Hufnai at Fifth and King streets ha1
a supply OF extra new buckwheat whieb
is just the thing for the season. An
lovers of buckwheat cakes should give
him trial, as he has a very superior ar
Lticle. 49,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

GtHER tFF'S SALE-BY NlkfUE or A
- writ Of Ais. Lsfarl .Facias, 70 me d.
recled, will be exposed to pablo scls ~ tho
court House, on DsrRot street. betwesn
Tenth and Eleventh ct eats. in the city OF
Whining ton, New Castle County, Del,
ON SAL URDAY,
THE 18TH DAY CT NOVEM Der, 1883,
at2 o'clock p. M,
The following Disc .ibed iesl estate, viz;
A lot OF laid, beginning at point on the
easterly eide CT French TT Get At the distance
OF "a f,el inches northorly from the north
erly side If SIKH street thenca northeriy
by said side ~ French street IL feet to u
point, thence ex.enGinS that width east
erly and adioiniDs No. parallel with said
Sixth street II feet inches to the westerly
side OF said feat wide allsy.
SeiEod ard taken IN O. Q. ion as the prop.
erty OF George II. TiEdall, (oWnef or reputed
owner) ana to be sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Once, n ilminston, October 2a
1885. o2eeod Is
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
Boys. Don't Forget

hat We want you to see the new &o1
in suits and overooats, at Mu1lku
Sous, Sixth and Market. They ii
to please you 1T very low prices
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
A CT eat Treat Tonight.

Some of the best boxers In the cttv
win compete for band.ome bsdRe ~
night. at the Atlantic Gardens, Nd. m
King street. Admits ion free. {
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

"Diseased nature oftentimes breaks
forth In strange eruptions," and the re-.
suit Of It all 10 pain. Now Salvation
| OIL will send this very pain TO the right
about At the trifiiug cost OF only 800.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

NUT,CG-rHL M AMBER or L'BER
~ TY Lo.Fe, IL. u. r., and the order
in 90 ,er Al are Requested 10 participate with
us in attending Lisile service at Olive,
Presbyterian chu1cs, Uhestnut and Adums
street, on sunday, the 3lst irst., TO meet q,
the Hall at o. m sharp ~ ORDER Of
o29.2t r.. BA ETON, isee. SEQ.
Y OST-hT NOOS TODAY A LARGE
Ia garnet feather, tter on kinth Of
King street. A suitable reward W II be paid
Tor It's return to no III Marylt nd avot ne
lls
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
,che Grant Chicago Fro.

In ap8wer 10 An inquiry over t"o 'o' ,s
phone from Hockiano, Del, "" 70, 'aaao
state that the great nro ~ w :,
which laid 3 large pars o, .ne oi'' -
ruins occurred October 8, 1871.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

Choice Java and Mocha; also ou
ebtated "Boss" coffee; all fresh 70
1T Crippen's, 8 East I'd 81.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

Pure spioesl Pure spicesi
spicss Of rs ard get pure COED
pens, s East I'd St.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
xna w eatnef

To.morrow pr'mlssss' m Il
slightly warmer, ali % su
will probably pre'A'
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

Never give up the ship. d, D.,
Cough syrup will cure you. "a /, II !
done others. Price rs cts.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

The State OF Nelsware il
a farming comE~sUpity;
constitutes q large p0>(S
and is to her a source
terests should be q J
ton OF state policy.
log the head of the
ment of Agriculture
the Cabinet.
Relying upon the III
the principles We advt
ism and integrity OF a
thoughtful men irrespe
affiliations, ard with
the righteousness OF ou
success to our movem
com mend the foregoin
voters of our State,
approval aud support
The Democratic Pa
as adopted at their 8
August II, 1886.
PLATFol
1, The Democracy
convention assembled
herence to the princip
the National Democr
held in Chicago Ia 1888
faithful observance in
of public atfairs is es
government and the pr
piDees of the AmericaI
2. Federal taxation {
fully imposed to provid
cary expe nditures Of t
ernuaent, including D
pensions to persons ed
the maintenance OF u
and the RTAdual reducI
debt. We therefore ia
and modiaca, ion Of ot
will relieve the people
from unnecessary bur(|
viding the necessary re-
legitimate demands al
treasury.
3. The Democracy
common with the peol
country, recognize in
land an honftt and
magistrate, anxious to
administration Of pub
titled to the confidence
the American people.
4. The Democratic p;
point with just prit g
ment of the affairs Of
last thirty years as tie
BILE claim to the cont
and support Ct the pee
VoTERS OF DELAwA
herewith for your thor
ton the platforms of
Reform party and u
party.
Our candidates, ia
for Governor and Bic
Representative Ia 20,
all our other candida
the support of all the
ed in the platform Of
Reform party.
Please read both ca
which IL best en- itie 4
and support. By ord
STATE CENTRA
of Temperance re 10
-
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

EOR S4LE-A FARM OF 80 AOhES,
about mics from WILMINGTON. on
good road and convenient to railroad sta.
ton school, etc. A some houss OF or .
rooms, d 3uoie dacker barn ard ths necss
sary outbuiidings,in good condition; small
pple ordnsId, and tho whole ulace veil
fenced. Lapd ia tip.iop. Can BIS bought
cheap. Ii ID. WALTER.
o29.3t Real Estate Broker, COZ Sbipley
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
New Oyerct

Muilin & Son, Sixt
have been receivir z new
coats every day this wee
invite you to ma 3 The
compare goodB and pri
chasing.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

revival ssr'''']

Revival ssr' nj
Revival ssryioss ., a,' i .
T I,sss with the the ss1s .lg,1is'
night nissss, VI. 4 :. 'P &c Rev. Zig rs1
t GScD,ssesoe x - m 5, sS I'd
R Rev. Jonas Tfu alas ssa%'
expected to be p.o.-1
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

7NYANTEIGCULOR GIkLS FUt
w general hausew1rk; also coGks;
white cooks TO 20 10 Linwcod and Newarl
Apply at s03 GRANGE street. Its
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of Temperance Reform

A Baltimore But,hea
| have sui red @,tA ID
years, and have tried
without obtain ng relic
to give Salvation Oh d
entirely cured me-
La FaJ cite Market,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
III Ed.

Join Clark's wafch ciuo. so'
street
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
I'D rnsr-stone Laying.

Join OlaTk's watch oico. 4o' MarA''
ntroet.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

No. 1908 Jefferson stree1 bn
pupils TO take lesseps g. iesircs few
dollars per quarter. he p isno. BIZ
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'club will be NOV, Dlark's watcf
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Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

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west End Al hI are invited
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

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D7 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

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