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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-04-23
SAUK RAPIDS.
TRIGHTFVL DEVASTATION.

ST. CLOUD, Special Telegram, April a.
The one once prosperous village of Sank
Rapids, due north Of St Cloud, is now the
scene of utter ruin and demolition. It is
reasonable to say that NO town of it's size
was. ever devasted to the same terrible ex-
tent The pictute presented last evening
when the detachment from the Minneapo-
lis physicians, accompanied by several
police officers and representative
of the PIONEER PREEs, reached
the scene, was one which certainly
beyond description The earlier dispatches
ffom the unfortunate city were by no means
exaggerations Terrible as seems the tale
which the telegraph told, it was not half re-
lated The loss of life, the number of in
jured and the loss of property was much
greater than the meagre dispatches late in
the afternoon would lead the sympathiz-
ing people Of St Paul, Minneapolis and of
Minnesota to believe The death-dealing
elements struck the town at the northern
commencement of it's business section, and
went through with such force that practt-
cally nothing of the business portion Of the
city remains to tell the story Of it's former
pride. The cyclone crossed the Mississippi
river at point about one mile
the city, and ito terrible ravages
covers territory extending the whole
Of the city, and leaving width OF about
City rods The dead number between
twenty five and thirty, while the injured
will probably reach at least sixty. About
one hundred structures some of them quite
noble buildings for town of the pretensions
Of Sank Rapids, were completely demolished
majority Of them have not one board
upon another, but were scattered to the
four twinds The detachment Of physicians
from Minneapolis was boon to survivors of
The ruined city. The corps was organized
under Dr.. Klvington, and consisted of Drs
Higbee, freeman, G. d. Allen, Lee, Bunker,
3chuley and Miller The doctors we're met
By Rladened committee near where the.
depot formerly stood They were escorted
over the ruins Of Broadway to the Beatty
hotel, which was one Of the very few large
buildings which escaped the yrecktng ele-
ment The hotel was used a. receptacle
for the wounded, and its inmates were un-
firing in their efforts to ALLEVIATE the suffer
tngs Of those unfortunates who were brought
to the house for treatment
tour Of the stricken village revealed the
fact that no. less than twenty Ave persons
had been Instantly killed, and whose bodies
were recovered from the mass Of ruins
They were Is follows: n FL III
JOHN RENARD, county auditor
GREGG LINDLEY. reGister % deeds
EDWARD HALL banker Of Sc. Cloud.
GERTRUDE q. FLETCHER Visiting rel..
tivea q B. 3ts s1E;s@
s. p CARPENTER and two children,
4rs. FRlNK and tour children 5ss.f
CARRIE SMART. domestic 81 Mrs. Woods
HERMAN BNAGH'S two children as
Mrs. DEvIE y ALBRIGHT So ss9
!. IN. LAKE
Mr. 9CHULER
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-04-23
THE LATER REPORTS.
THE DEATH LIST.

Mrs. MARY STEIN.
Mrs. TREMP.
JACOB SHORTRIDGE.
NICK JUNEMANN.
CLARA BERG.
FRANK O'MESKY.
JOE GUYGOFFSKY.
JOSEPH G. and MARY zENS.
VAN HOEsEN.
AUGUST KROLL's infant.
c. L. ANDREWS.
JOHN RENARD.
GREGORY LINDLEY.
EDGAR HULL.
Mrs. SAMUEL FLETCHER
ERNEST ALBRIGHT.
A. W. LAKE.
WINSLOW PAPPENFUs, wife
and three children.
Capt. ABNER ST. CYR
OLLIE CARPENTER
FRANK CLARK.
JENNIE JUNGELER.
MARY JUNGELER
AUGUST JUNGELER
ED MEHAN.
An unknown tramp.
Mrs. MAGGIE DYER.
Miss MARY STREET.
Mrs. BARTL FEHR
Son of PHILLIP WALDORF.
Mrs. MATTE FINK.
CARL F. FINK.
JOHN II. FINK.
AUGUST L. FINK.
ATTILLA FINK.
MORRIS ST. CYR.
LILLE BERG.
SAMUEL SORENSON.
Mrs. W. E. DAVEE.
EVA TEMPLIN.
81. w. OELMS' two children.
HENRY BEHRENs.
Unknown Polish boy, z years old.
HENRY CHELGREN's child.
LEWIS LAUNDRIE.
HENRY FRIDAY.
CHARLES SCHULZ.
JOHN SAUERS.
REV. SMITH.
MRS. REV. SMITH.
MRS. GAUMLANTs.
MRS. SCHULZ.
MRS. KOHLER.
Young Miss TRIVOUTs.
Unknown Woman.
Two additional at Rice's.
Total, 81.
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mates were more or less hurt, and their es-
capes from death were marvellous
1HR ST. CLOUD FATALITIES.
Mrs. STEIN, widow,
Mrs. STRAUSS.
MINNIE STEIN, ten years old
Mrs. TREMP MEHAN. wife Of railroad laborer.
JACOB SHORTRIDGE.
NICK JIMNEMANN, an old farmer.
Mrs. WEIsMANN. an old lady.
Son of B. 0. MERSKE, four years old.
JOE GINSKOFFSKI, seven years Old
JOSEPH c. and MARY ZINS, little girl
VAN HOESEN. railroad laborer
AUGUST KROLLS, baby
r. ANDREWS Of Owatonna, supposed to be
travelling teacher Of penmanship.
Fifteen dead are known 50 far.
THE sAUK RAPIDS VICTIMS.
The following were killed at Sank Rapids:
Baby of AUGUST knoll.
J. BERG, merchant, and two children.
JOHN KENARD. county auditor.
GEORGE LINDLEY. county treasurer.
Two children of G. G. WOOD. merchant
ABNER ST. CYR, fatally hurt
Child of P. CARPENTER, clerk of court.
P. BEAUPRE. judge Of probate, badly hurt.
WRECKED HOUSES IN ST. CLOUD.
The houses wrecked in this city were:
Nick Junemann's farm house aud barn, total
. W.
John Schwartz, large brick. total.
John Plates brick house, partial.
Mike Moos. Jacob Brown. Mike WeismaAn,
Chris Putt, each a small house, total
John Bluntenburg, frame, unroofed.
Joseph Dueber, frame. total.
Frank Knuth, frame, total.
Anton Klouskowski, Boniface Omerski Frank
Dolder. Martin Yangelski, each frame house,
total Z
J. o. shindler. large frame. unroofed, and barn
wrecked.
Frank Guiskottski. Mrs. Stein. George Kos
kowsd. Mrs Streitz,, William Bennewttz, Mat
Brantry, Ed Atkins, P: Waldorf, Bartel Tehr, E.
G. Getchell. each frame, total. ~,
Manitoba freight depot total loss; twenty or
thirty freight cars. fats and boarding cars,
badly damaged Manitoba carpenter shops and
roll mills, unroofed.
George Doerr, Fritz johnson, Bernard Scharla>
Christian Fisher, William Meilke E. Builder, s.
Siebold, E. Bentler, Mike Mort, John WINNER,
J. =. Martin, Andrew Press, Mrs. Gins Thomas
Kntfkofski John Kempers William Trattman.
Sebastian Kal, August KrolL, Aneil FRASER, Peter
Benswitz, Mrs: Gerard, Joseph Wegeler. Messrs-
Keocher and Kobel. each lost dwelling house,
all frame. .sEs .,s. ai.rs@a >" Il
Koechler & Kobels cooper shop total wreck.
Tho total loss Of property in St Cloud can
not bo far from $50, 600 En-, 80.
s THE NUMBER OF WOUNDED
may be even higher than forty. A good
days work viii be necessary to get anything
like correct list OF the. dead and wounded
Il IL 40 impossible task tonight Every
thing Is excitement and cqpf fusion, and one
can hardly tell who was his next door neigh
Dor. The Grand Central hotel 1T midnight
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AceoA. PZlc, 1VU
on this entire property. G. A Moody had
81 900. Mr.: Rushtin 81 600, and Mr.. Smith
10 400 - - ~ ' 'fEs Ga1sf
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IL
mar, 5000; Austin, $500; Princeton, 1924:
ETC., etc.
Most Of the wounded at St. Cloud and
Sank Rapids are recovering.
The loss at St. Cloud and Sank Rapids
is estimated at $3.50, 900, and relief con
tributions at $3.50, 900. The total loss at
Sank Rapids is appraised at$2so, 900.
Henry Rosenberger OF st. Cloud saved
the vatuables and papers OF the late E. G.
Hubert, and turned them over to the lat
ter e friends upon their arrival Mr.. Ros-
enberger had detected a. man making an
effort to rob the unconscious victim OF the
deadly cyclone but could not catch him
before he effected his escape.
Congressman Nelson, during the Discus
sion OF the bill for the relief OF Alabama
tlood sufferers, referred to the losses gus
tanned and the suffering endured by the.
people OF Minnesota in consequence Of the
recent cyclone, and asked Mr.. Forney to
permit an amendment appropriatingS 81 co.
OOC to the sufferers by the cyclone; hut
Mr.. Forney would not consent, preferring
that each case should stand upon it's merits.
None Of the very large number Of persons
who went into a cellar for protection from
the storm were badly injured. The Fink
family, the mother and four children OF
which were almost instantly killed were in
house which had an excellent cellar, but
the family forgot to utilize it. Sc ). Il Is
N. p Clarke's foreman returned from
Sullivan Lake, the head waters OF the Platte
river, fifty miles from Sank Rapids At
that point large quantities Of lumber,
leaves, twigs, etc, fell. and the ice was car.
ried from the'lake. No damage Was done
This pointswas in the direct path Of the
storm. rs .5z2 IS
Among those killed at Rice's were the
brother OF Il. s. Schmidt, q Catholic priest
soi Elizabeth, Ottar Tail county, and the
vile Of the former.
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samuel EIetcher, ~ years: samuel Horensen, "a
wears. Mrs Nv. p. Dayee, 20 years; Eya Temp
lin, 4 years; ii. w. Oellns, two chtlGen:s Henry
Henry Ghelgren's child; Lewis Laundrs, 10
years: Edgar Hull Of ST. Cloud. 80 years: hIr. B
Bassent Willie Bartwick. a. r: SCHUYLER, miss
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fnnInVHAN
THE sLEEPHHG BABY.


BIT q. k.P.
Dear little baby, asleep In my arms,
Eaxe with wonder ainest 1t thy charms.
From ths crown Of thy head 70 thy eunning
fest
4 vision Of beauty and sweetness oOmplsts.
Fast asleep IN thy baby sIacs,
Have the angels broeght thss smile 70 the
I kiss the close, and clasp thee anear,
Lest they entieo thee 70 leave me, dear.
Eyes like violsts vet with dew,
The soul Of the baby speaking through.
Jsalously guarded the eyes 20 blue,
by soft white lids, and lsshes too.
All geld and brown. my darling's hair
Caught and held the sunshine there;
silken ringiets Of golden hair,
Forming q crown, queen might wear.
How close they cling TO the forehead so
white,
Cheeks with that wildros blush 30 rare,
Looking temptingiy sweet and fair.
Parted now 70 the crimson lips,
From snich one sweetest nectar sips;
oh, dainty little baby Ger
Wonderful stories wot you'll hear
From lovers many, or lovers few,
May mono prove false, and one prove true.
Dimpled, dAr.iug baby hand,
Unoon cious yet Of the magic wand,
You held, as little household queen
WinsoUle ruler, smiling serene
All, little onr, asleep In ny arms
lCradied safely now from al dangers AM
harms.
oh the ,urney Of life ! oh the tender feat
May the thorns prove few for thee my sweet
Il a.. - "a kak q.
BE about thee always and everywhere
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Rtbk sALE.

fNOk bAI.k U1 EhOhANGfr-A NuM
n Der 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 sites In all
parts OF the city for residences; also mana
iaoturing sites, especially adapted for mo
rocco business, with an ever-howing stree N
OF water passing through It, about 200 foet
from the u. b. p. Railroad City tax one
eighth the regular rates. This property will
be sold by the aero Ut in smaller lots, o.
terms 70 suit purchasers. Also houses v
rent cheap. THOS. NJ. OGLE,
5o2 French street.
Or P,J. FORD. 9Th and Rodney .s2l-u
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il sealed proposals will be received By
the unc srsigned until 10 .. N. Of the 2ad
inst, for supplying thsD AlmsheaD and In
sane DspsFimant Of New Oass1e County,
delaware. With beef, mutton, salt meats ,
bread, groceries, fiour ana feod- tobacco,
oiothing, ahoes and slippers for males and
fsmslsS, 200 buHhsis OF potatoes, roll butter
By the tub, soup beAus and homtny by the
barrel or bushel, drugs ana medicines, and
from fifteen 70 thirty barrels Of gAsoiiis,-
From January2s TO April ~, 1880. BdsF for
beef shall be BY the whole quarter In the
proportion or one hind quarter TO four fore.
quarters out Of cattle we'll lated and dress-
ing not less than 200 pounds.
Gasoline shall not be less than q gravity
OF ss. and shall be Tasted amer delivery. A
list OF the drugs and medicines required. and
also samples OF all Fupplies necessary can be
seen 1t the Almshouss. All goods must be
delivered free v charge At the Aimshouse
except druss N ID tobacco.
The Irusteefrsserve the right 70 reise'
any or all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed. showing thu
kind OF supplies bid for, and addressed
JOHN 8UTHKtE, Superintendent.
By order OF the Trustees Of the Poor o
New Castle County. January 10, 1850. ja,ee
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VHHE ARTISANS SAVING BANK.
NO. 102 MARKET sIREEE.

iFeoHtohArhD.'...',. FEBRUARY "a, 1924
opento resolve deposits daily from Q a. IN
uhIi p. IN, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from 7 TO O'Clock
The charter OF the bank provides that ms
profits upon It's Investments, except 80 much
SIS Is required fer the payment OF NECESSARY
expenses and for suitable surplus Tor the Sc.
curity OF depositols, shall be div ided among
the depositors.
no manager is allowed to borrow apy mar,
Of tho funds eeposited with the Corporation
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush, $ Allen Hillee,
M. l. L,chenstein, Geo. 5. Uapelle,
Chas. W Rowland. N. X. Benson,
Jos l.. Carpenter, Jr., Jon II. Jackson,
" m. IL, swift, Henry Dure,
Anthony Higgins, Edwaid tusoy,
Washington hastings,
MONEY LOArEDON MORTGAGES.
pRo. W HUSH. UBo. y. OAPRLLB,
President. Vice.pesident.
L. +. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
mylew-tf JOS. M. MATTER, Auditor.
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James Harding. Bl6 French street, IL
acknowledged TO be one Of the best
mercb aut tallors In the city. His cutting
and fitting cannot be excslled. Nobody
looks well without a neat fitting suit,
aud this Harding guarantees every
time He has a large stock of goods
and the latest fashions.
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THE PROOF

OF the pudding is in the eating. The su-
periority OF student OH b IS been fully DO
monstrsted BY the greet increase IN our
sales. After You com u encs using this oil,
you will never be satisfied with any other.
We were afraid that you would think that
Student Oil ould only be used in student
Lamps, so n our last advertisement We told
you that IL would burn in any lamp. The
wisdom of our advising you TO that effect has
been shown to us by the fact that numbers
o people have come to us who have been
using different kinds 0'lsmps, the Roches'
tor, the Little Giant. the Beacon. the Stand.
ard, the sunlight, and all the other ma Kos Of
lamps now sold. ant have bought Student
Oil, and after having bought one gallon
have become regular customers.
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at 2 O'Clock, p. m

the following described real estate, viz
A frame dwelling house and store located
ON q lot OF land situated In Rising Sun,
Chri tiana Hundred, New UasGle County,
Delaware bounded and described IS follows
Beginning at stake on the s)uthe8sterly
side Of the Rad lcading from the Whining
ton and Keanett turnpis to the new bridge
over the Brandywlhe creek and in line OF
lands formerly OF Barney McoIanus, thence
thereby south 81 egrces east 30 feet, thence
north 10 degrees. west 10 foet to the said
southeastsrly side Of said road leading from
the WilminS ton and kennett turnpike rs
aforesaid, and thence thereby south 80 de
arees west forty feet t. the place Of begin
ming.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Kate Blessington, owner or reIute
|owner. James Tonor, admipistrator OF hate
Patterson, formerly said Kate Blesslngton,
Hubert CASSIDY, contractor, and such per-
cons rs may hold or occupy the lands and
premises herein mentioned, and to be sold
by THOMAS FORD, Sher'n.
Shsttd's Uffice, Wilmington, j January ., "A.
d., 1885 JAIL Is
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SALES NJ En- WANT { D,

Energetic, reliable men rot less than "a
years old. 10 sell IN > choicest Fruit and or
nAmentai NurlerT stock, on salary with
ON psnHes paid, or on c)mD issioh as pre-
ferred. ~tesdy q nj loymsn throughout the
year. Business quickly learned. lend for
terms. GLENA BROS Nursery men,
ia2i VI tn Rochester, N. Y.
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love alone had guided him unconsciously
and subjugated him unawares.
~ did think he would have made
more rational marriage" Misc Althea
would occasionally ssy, spitefully:
~ have chosen wisely and well, he
always himself contentedly maintained.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-22

.NANCE., la9EaTUTE-Prof.K line, in
~ his Lectures, lnvestigations, Sctenune
Treatments and Immense practice, stands
authority on Cancer and Its kindred. The
most extraordinary cures By his great Omen
Aeal OmneoF antidotos are recorded. No
knife, caustios, loss OF blood, Or fearful treat
fnents required 10 removing the largest OF
cancers or taInors. tCr particulars eono Tor
free Trestiae. m call 30 In. Kline, eel Arch
street, Philadelphis. Pc
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TVNU THE LALIES-IF YOU WANT A
Il good cashmere suit, 81 formerly 81;
with satin trimming ~. formerly o., as we
are going out Of business, and will sell at
cOst. Call at once at No. l23 Market street.
llB 6tf
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A LII KINDS OF SECOND. HAN
"A goods, such as slaves, furniture, cloth
ing, clocks, watches, shoes. ETC., bought and
sold cheap, By A. J. CONNER, 2ls Wes
hront street. ul2-u
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NJ " SAVOhs % hast
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land
situated In the city Of Wilmington, bounded
and des ribed as follows, TO wit
Beginning at the Intersection formed py
the line OF the easterly side Of DUPONT street
street. thence easterly by the said side Of
Sixteenth street ~ feet to corner, thence
noftherly parallel with DUPONT street TO the
southwesterly side Of Delaware avenue
ther CO northwestsrly BY the said side Of sato
avenue TO the said easterly side OF IuPoni
street. and thence thereby southeriy l19 feet
~ inches 10 the place of beginning. be the
co tents thereof within said bounds what
they may wi, n three story brick house and
brick bulldogs thereon erected.
Seizef and taken in execution as the prop
erty of william U. X. Co,quhoun and Mary
Emma his wife, snd t. is. and to be sold by
ThOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, wilmington January s, lsSe.
ianll-m, tn. Is.
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81 s. fEAL ESTATE
Y 14IIf. ~ + < + 81 the Chancellor, ,
'1 q |z' W HAle at the Court
, Fl. 5 between Tenth
}# 5s|<5 8lngton, Dol,
l'@ AIRY, 2ard, 1856.
'zs <ffzt= n william Booth
.I \ n <|. Ely and county OF
Ellington, lands OF
|E ST. |<[1fy r. Dure, the
||1 g 1Est Farm. containing
NJ more or less, be-
NJ fI4cn, and terms made
s. .4 <u5 place Aforesaid, by
+ y -. Il + MUANOE. Trustee.
~ ~. HOUSMAN,
Neg q. q.
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rNOR SALES GOOD CHESTER ~
q County horses, suitable for cart 10y
or driving VIII be sold for want OF use at
VIM. II. MOORE'S Livery stable, l09 Vest
street, nl< dA"tf
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N GOOD TEN.

10 GOOD TEN
dwelling; two I
bald water and
II. two %ro0msA
bls. Houses 70
|1b dollArs per
siney street.
A tekH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-22

THU SIS FJn SALE. ntHi nh Tti
exchange, in all pa. OF the city; EY
rents collected promptly, deeds and NOR
cages negs Il 4t1d. Also good Western mort
gag es for sale. M L POObn,
taii.l2t-eod No. East Seventh st.
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CHERIFF'S .LT-BY VIRTUE OF A
me directed, will Dc exposed to public sale,
az tho Court lou sc, on N arzet street ,betwee n
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city of
Wilmington, New CASTLE County, delaware,
on
THURSDAY, THE 2sth DAY OF JANU
AIRY, 1885.
D nlnInnlr m
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A new and complete line Of
Holiday Goods,
DR.. SIMMS'
VEGETABLE PILLS.
THE PERFECTION OF PHI Is.

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The most fau Gus liver medicine on earth.
No gripping, sickness or weakness attend their
operation. They do not leave the bowels COS
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act on the kidneys, stomach and skin, cur.
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pain in the howe d, kidneys or bladder cts.
Verv valuable IN dyspepsia, ma laria fever OF
dumb a0n". ehills and fever, general veal H.
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for weakly Jemales as an assistance 70 keep
the system healthy They art endorsed ana TO-
commended by thousands as the incest pur-
gative and splendid liver medicine. Ele-
gantly sugar-coated, rs cents q box; family
boxes, six in one, 81 sent by mail. Sold by
leading dealers In medicine. Main depot,
Fourth and King streets, wilmington, Del,
and No. co. Arch street Philsdelphia.
nov28-n
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YHuR SALE-AT A SRORt>lOE AND
n on easy torms. a farm n 100 acres. near
emmett pike. i've miles from city. Gall n
or address j J. PIEkOE, rot West Sew
enth street, city. in9'ss tn 81 1tWs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-22

UNOR SAI.E-A HAKMOF 40 AUktS,
q near Nottingham station, Chester Co.,
on the p X. q. n. X. BUILDINGS and land
In tirst class order. Apply to J. Il. BROWN,
Nottingham, Pa. d29-lm#
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-22

JdIR sale OR KENT -kRt PchT \
r AIS Market street, running throu1h
with frontage on Ship.ay Sweet. Address
GE.Ik3E u. To NSEnD, GA MARKET
street, 1alA.u
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CHERIFFiS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- wit If Lsvari Facias, to me directed,
VIII bs exposed 10 Public Sale, at the Court
House, on Ma'ket street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. In the city Of Wilmington
New Castle County, Delaware,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-22

" els MARKET
>hgh 10 Shipiey
he and rent sepa-
II Market Gtreet,
keet deep. SKY.
Apply t0QEO.
Bet street. Will
. iA1!-St
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-22

TOR SALF-ThE ST, OK AND FIX.
r. lures o. cigar store Good paytpR
business The reason for selling, desirou, o.
going out OF the business. Address X, y
this otttoe. post
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-22

yXyANTEU-GIRLS FURNISHED EOB
w 80 cents for all capacities. Lady
clerks for store always on hand. Amply Ut
tho wilmington Intelligence once, sOs
Orange street.. islt-tf
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GIOR SALE-A CORNER STORE AND
T. dwelling "A splendid stand for carr: ing
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