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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18
Tho VI usical burglar.

The prince of all modern burglars was
undoubtedly the late Mr.. Peace. His
proceedings, after his conviction, were
scrutiHized with the most eager atten
ton by the majority of the inhabitants
of the British Islands. They delighted
to have bulletins of his health after his
daring leap from the railway carriage,
to hear of his theological disquisitioDs,
which were slightly enfeebled by cries
for drink, and to be told how he par
took OF coffee and eggs and bacon on the
morning of his execution. Like other
great men, he has been forgotten; but 1t
may be worth while to record some OF the
particulars of that extraordinary career.
He certainly raised burglary to one of the
fine arts. Peace was endowed with an
ability, force of character, an intensity
of purpose, which in any profession
would have made him eminent and useful
He had wonderful taste for music and
was called the youthful Taglioni. lie
was fond of natural history. He had
great taste for mechanical construction
and once In his life time he actually
called on Mr.. Pimsoll to get his support
for method oil raising sunken ships
But all his highest aspirations were oil
rected toward the noble art of burglary
He began with what is called "portico'
business. He learned now to swarm VI
the porticoes of houses and hotels, ant
he had to do this in spite OF the grea
physical disadvantages of being lame. BY
industry and ingenuity he succeeded II
overcoming this defect. He met witt
more serious encouragement through
repeated convictions. He was indeed re
peatedly convicted, and earned sentence
of four years, OF six years, and OF tel
. years, penal servi:ude. Nevertheless, b.
seems to have thought that tie bushes
was SO lucrative that he would persever'
in it, despite all risks and misfortunes
; His gains were very large, his work beini
planned and conducted in very bold AM
systematic manner. He always had
: crucible at hand, with which he eoul'
melt gold, and display it in an ingot forn
and without difficulty dispose OF it. IL
D must have had considerable acquaintanc
with receivers of stolen goods, but thong
strongly pressed on the subject by tn
prison chaplain after his last conVictlo
, he refused to give any information. o
4 many occasions he seems to have take
= more than $500 worth OF property in
i night. Once he lighted upon sal
(which looked very much as ii it containe
4 valuabes He was quite unable to lore
. 1t open. lie went upstairs, entered u
. owners sleeping room, found Key in b
. pocket which looked like the key OF II
. safe, and which, in fact. proved to he 81
= That night the booty was at least k2oo'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18
Wedding Bells.


One of the most fashionable wed6ingr
OF the season took place at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Press, near the
Lower Snuff Mills, New CASTLE County,
Del, the parties being Mr.. Harvey
Linton, Of Philadelphia, and Miss
Emma L. Reardon, Of 1914 Sumner
street, Philadelphia, formerly Of New
London, Chester County, Pa. At 3
O'Clock p. m. Mr.. Howard W. Pyle, Of
FAirville, Pa. performed Mendelsshon's
wedding march on the plano, and when
drawing TO close the wedding party
marched into tue pArlor preceded by
Mr., J. v. Vsnosten aSd Miss Alice
Reardon, who acted as ushers.
The ceremony was then performed
by Rev. Thomas Mcdowell OF Lower
Presby terrain Church on Kenuett Pike
Then followed the congratulations oi
their friends who had assembled to wish
them much happiness, and while such
WA going on the piano again pealed
! forth the Bridal Chorus from Wagner
Lohengrin.
The company then repaired to thu
spacious dining room. where Mr.. AND
Mrs Press certainly deserve praise fol-
the bounteous repast. The table fairly
groaued under its weight OF Injuries
such as meate, oranges, bananas, ic'
cream In varions shapes. After lnhof
the party again went to the parlor
where they we're trested to some excel'
lent vocal ard instrumental music b!
Miss Julia huntington and Mr.. j. B
Vanosten OF Philadelphia and also Mr.
Pyle.
The bride wore handsome chin
silk, princess style, entirely covered b,
q beautiful veil, the dreEs train bein
about two yards long. The maid @
honor, Miss Alice Reardon, OF Ph!la
, elphia, wore handsome nile gree
silk. Among the guests were Mrs job
IssaIdon, Alice ReArdon, O Rsardop
Of Phila. Mics Hart, Mr.. Cochran ant
wife, of Chester; Geo. e. McClGue o
Germantown; Mr.. aud Mrs. B A. Real
don of Moore's Station, P. W. Is. r. 4
Mr.. Thomas Williamson and Mis-
, Brown, of New London; also several {
Mr.. Press friends and many others.
The party received many handsom
presents, among which were han'
: some silver caster from Mr.. and Mrs
Press, also silver pudding dish, silvt
egg LITER, handsome silver syrup cul
,, silver butter dish, toilet set, cut Rla,
I water set, silver cake basket, fruit dis
pickle dish, fruit knives, handsome phi
cushion, dust bag, silver butter knit
10 case; one dozen fine glass tumbleT
also numerous linen goods. The brio
aud groom left for an extensive brtd
a tour about 4 p. M, amid showers
= rice and old shoee, and miuglinR
=. bells and also tho blowing of the sDr
' mill whistle. The company of frien
= then oil left, after having spent a We
: pleasant afternoon. O..
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A GREAT SUBSTITUTE.
Astonishment Among the Liquor deal
arS

A new drink from a South American
plant, called Moxie Nerve Food. is rapidly
crowdin0 liquor out OF the bar CONS. Inc
old drinkers say II satisfies the cravings 1of
stimulants better than liquor, and leaves
only the best results. IL is more profitable
to the dealer who prefers 20 deal In IL. we
have the best OF authority for saying u mas
substituted mere than half the rum trade In
Lowell, and is rapidly crowding into Boston,
Providence. BrsoklJn, New York, Balti'
more and Washing on. Its career, SO far,
is the most remarkable ever known IN thls
country. 1t is very popular ameng the
churches, moral societies. and nervous, tired
out people. IL is reported 70 recover any
thing caused by nervous exhaustion, eyet
paralysis, and instantly. Ii Is IN the arue
store windows everywhere. 1t IS stated thu
sale is the most prodigious ever known II
this country. The Newark Sunoay Gal
save: TO hear people talk VINO drlnk y. on'
would think the fountain Of eternal lie hat
been disco cered - The price is loWs AYenc!
at SO South Paca street, Baltimore
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

am that. When o salmon come loAhn'
along NJ the river and saw one. he'd
make lively shoot over ter the left.
Then he'd hnd another vhirlin'
under his nose. an on he'd
slide again. So he'd keep dodgin' over
an workin' 'Eoupd, and by and by he'd
get over to my side, an fore he knew
It, he'd run plumb into my net. Well,
sir, the club folks couldn't get salmon,
and got every one, an how the 6ence
did 1t they couldn't tell, an wouldn't,
They used 70 come up with their fine
rods, an they'd try all the flies they
\ had on that water without whisper of q
salmon. An while they were sittin
there oursin' their LUCK, perhaps I'D
take o dozen fish"
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WHITE AS SNOW.
From morning until evening

From morning until evening
He sought for peace and rest
Rest for . weary spirit,
Peace for o troubled breast;
Bat vain was all his seeking
From dawn till set OF sun;
His sins lay heavy on him,
And com fort there was none.
Then, in the gathering twilight.
He knelt him down In prayer,
And the itare shone In upon him,
And smiled upon him there;
And while he told his Father
OF Sin as black as night,
The pure white snow fell softly
And hid the earth from sight.
And when, in bitter sorrow.
He looked into the night.
Behold, the earth sh0ne brightly,
Wrapped in its robe OF white!
And ths promise came to cher him
And bring him peace: although
Your sins may be as scarlet
They shall be white as snow"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

DUBLIO SALE OF GOOD NEW
Il Dwelling and Furniture, ON
TuEllAX LIME r 1kad


On be premises, No. Gle L. FVurta street.
This splendid new hoase contains 8 rooms
and bath, saloon parlor, hsster, hot and
cold water, and all the modern improve
ments, 3 stories and Msnsard roof, Lorch
front, 2 story back building. Size Of lot, II
feet front, 100 feet deep.
This Is one Of the incest arranged houses
In the city, 1t being nearly new. ard Is
worthy the attention of any person wanting
q nice home on one OF the Dest streets In the
city. Terms easy. The furniture consists OF
ons beautiful haiT-cloth suite, velvet car
pets, iambrequinl wicker rocker, Tennessee
table, pictures, walnut chamber suite,
solid ASH CHI amber sui ties. Brussels, stair and
entry carpets. ingram carpets mattresses,
new goose feather beis, extension table
walnut dining cnairs dishes kitchen uten-
sils and many other articles not enumerateo
The above furniture has only been used
one year, and is as good as now. The sale
Of furniture ~ commence at 10 O'Clock,
the house at IL O'Clock. sharp. For further
particulars call on the auctioneers.
THOMAS J. GRAVES.
l.. w. Stidham Son, Auct7. iel6-5t
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Baae Bell.

The folio wing gamea were played yes
terday:
Decentralization, 2; Philadelphia, 8.
Chicago Chicago, III 81. LOUIS, D;
Observation-Disclosures, A. Louisville,
3.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 8; Will
Transport, 2. i.
Savannah-Savanuah 16; Augusta, 8
Charleston-Ch Charleston, q Macon, q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

TnOR SALE Oh ExCAANoE-A NUN
N Der Of Desirable houses, with all the
modern improvements. Little cash required,
navment. Balances may remain on mort
Ssse for years. Also building sites all
55aTts OF the city for residences; also manu-
katuring sites, especially adapted for mo-
10000 business, with an ever-howing stream
srom the Il. d, p. Railroad. City tax one
sighth the regular rates. This property will
~ sold by the acre or IN smaller lots, at
tsrms 10 suit purehasers. ALSO houses to
rsnt ohoap, THOS. M. OGLE,
702 French street.
Oy PJ FORD, 9Th and Rodney, s2l-u
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JACOBS AUCTION ROUSE,
Fourth and King streets,

Goods taken en- consignment and prompt
payments made when sold. Sales called In
sales every wednesday and Saturday morn
ing, and Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday evenings.
P.S.-Liberal advances made on conslgn.
ments, ie22-f
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OF LABOR.

The knights of Labor of Marshallton, Del.
will hold a grand picnic in GreenbanH
Park on Saturday next, Juns 10th. Train
leave Wilmington on the h. & P. Road a.
and lo.46 a. m. and $50 p. m. Come one
come all. BY order Of the Committee:
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DALrlMO q ONO RAILROAD
LANDENBURG BRANCH.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and aftor June 9th, 1885, trains wtllrun
IS follows:
Leave Wilmington 7.oS, 1880 8. m.;l.so anS
$40 p. m.
Arrive At Landenbury a6O a,ra.i l2.oo noon
a.b0 and ESQ p. IN.
Leave LAndenburs e.bb a. M; LOO and e'to
p. m.
Arrive at VII nington, 400 a. M; 7.lo Sne
] y. m.
Sunday trains leave Wilmington TO- is a.
m. and 800 o. IN.
Arrive at Landenburg IL 20 a. m. and T.le
p. N.
Leave Landenburg at 500 a. m. and 4.3l
p. III.
d. COENEL,
Superintendent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

FOR SALE T H E TWO
elegant new dwellings, Nos. 1904
and 1906 VanBuren st. These
houses are well built and cannot
be excelled in the city for the
price. Terms easy. Apply to
JOHN CHANDLER, No. 1914
VanBuren street.
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A TTENTIONi ATTENTIONN

For this week only at the grea. down
town bargain store, S. W. corner second
and Market streets: l6O pair of jean pants;
lined through, for 81 cents pair; 90 pair Of
mems all.wool cashmere pauts for Sl.2o pei
pair; SITE for sunday pants; Ku,Iahtses,e
iren's suits, sl.25 suit;50 all-wo5l children's
uits. 81. rs; 70 elegant all wool sunday suit
IT /! 80: rs all.wool bly's cults at 81 90; i
hne cashmere quits at So So 90 buys .
mans all.wool ishmere SUIT; 81 % ior a nnt
sorksorew suit; 1915 for a good evening
,uit, this is for men. We have also Just re
,eived a lot OF school pants for boys for ~
,en:s pair, Give us trial before goint
elsewhere, ne you will save money. II cosI
you nothing 10 lo1k at goods at the >. W
corner ind and Market streets X. W. VOL
GERS. Seersucker coat nd vest 81 rs. :.
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|kA1E0.

[SI'YMkg EOAkDEkS
H., lace ;Ol either children
bGleu Farm. Parents who
ttel: children, and not DO
Ee; may Iest content that
n t,Sen OF them. Whole
n no accom- mOdsted. Eight
Eipstop. Terms moderate.
|t1t.asu9n call at 1870 Tat
I. west Third street, or ad
4 EOBERp l.. SMITH
ml7-tf
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1's ss1,,as!.aa, Broad street, 70,
b, II fI1sssl, l23S, 400 7 70
bs,,S,,, Il ! 10 aai Il zap IA
3, . ' a u, : o., 10 % . ID, ] 3 81. sa7
urDA1 rNAlps,
H. Slpt q; 5sG,s o. 200, 2 81, A o.,
baton ! S M. 1ca ,, IN. y"
pa, " q a. Il 10, ! 80, 8 4b
i, ''S'''''j, '%,uua. N, g.,
Ssp ,. 4. . IL G. n, 40, / 30. 8 As
~ M. teprssal, . IN =,
IGaSsfit.. % and 10 u \, IA W
b, ''s Lslno4la. siSa m
ID rs : > Gtsal NJ is;,.a, las, 44s, 8 c.
sht. H. Baltimore, 8 30 p. m
sslSs,4ss.!!p!ais, Broad s,,o.. -. ,-,,,
Pa ii 3 y n o. % 3 so, : 20, j 10 a, ! M !.
IL ss1 ! d a5, 10 aa ,o,,
4 ticSvss,I "a, PASSENGERS ar. y,
rRsd Ii tsp Um ..a st TIC stItic M N
'Afs Ia charged. 'Apf0f'
Gensr., J. Il. WOOD,
F''A General f;ii' Sssa Assn''
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,sEST PRIZE PAID FOR ALL KINDS
y OF second hand goods, watches, clocks,
revolvers. guns, sewing machine; furniture
and stoves, also sold by A. ]. O0NNOR. at
low rate. 2l3 West Front street, VIII.
mington, Del. nl2-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

N~oploE-MY WIFE, ORPHA EMMA,
~ having left my oet and board W ishout
lust cause OF provocatiou, all persons are
hereby forbidden TO trust or harbOr her on
my account, as will pay no bills contracted
by her. SHADRACH CRlSDEN. iel6-etf
~RNURM ANDiE HAS REMOVED
from Ninth street to Nc. West Tenth
street, near Market, with clocks, watches,
spectacles, etc. mis- 3m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

EogyAEpDw ELLlNndt
Eu ,S, n n good order and inS!
|sSs. spS separately Ap,
|ckaAN' jelb St.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

~AGLNTS. AT NO. ll4H
tJssl j. II. THUMpSO Y
tolt-5ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

90 HOUSES, 7ob AND ~
wv \ !, ,, no 8 rooms, hot and
Eis i,aS Yards; also l house,
| !, 'i rOoa1, hot s md . G RPi
n. Apply to r. H. s sad al
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

kFOU K RESPECTABLE
hicels at 4L6 Eas, 4th street.
ss, LOme comfort and bath.
le15ot
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|EV7XO 5IOKY thOnT
Iitsd OF uDilrnishoai, .o WIN y,
1 m I4srEet a.. uA''0
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- RRIUK STABLE ~;
Oop.. tso horses and Two Two
S NJ sGE month; apply
ser1flT VERNON.
~ sJ rVspupLIcAE ONCE.
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[A AGLlABLE FAhm
steady employment TO one
1 nod reference. Apply at
1, n),;heast corner VI Front
Ia, m2b-ti
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k''Isti . 'f u good az order o. s sna
p ~ Nv : to to a good tenant ant
4 pOnnsii'' m17.tf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

|AlOCNG MAN Is OR 10
n El.hei a situation CT any
preferred. speaks Ger man
bglyG.3.3 T., 5tn 81, iel2 OIL
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NIOTloE.

EbEM, iQAL-FRED ]. FRIEND, FOX
n the past years with ]. X. Hartman,
at 5th and Poplar streets. has purchased the
East End Pharmacy, 9th and Lombard
streets. Having purchased new stock l
can supply all demands. A call solicited.
iel2.6tH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

IA coon WOMAN FOR
|lOrscwo!k ina small family.
! aosl. worry WAGES - per
INiS JONES, this office. "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

LABlEss WANTING GOOD
help ca1 ba accommodated
(ha v llmingtou Intelligence
he street, al.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

V0oR SALE-CHEAP, ONE s-RoOMED
strsst, with modern improvemsnts.-
Terms easy. Other properties for sale In
different parts of the city. Apply at No. Q
west Seventh street or No. 80 West Ninth
street, Telephone call No. %. J. X. d.
SEEDS d SONS. s7-u
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XIV STORE AND DIV Ell
.eo " . Il yront and clayton
IN. drug store. " j.
bet ;i'aet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

4 .R0g STORE AND y
H. m Wholesale commits
tas "a try, Gem snte ID. {. cellar var
pc Pio'D iel2-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

kAN LXpERIENOLD MIL
4 None bul an experienced
spply AZ MRS. 5. -. q AK.
u h.ug street. iel2-tf
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aI'!''' d s'llinurt Rsilru.a
gNE 7TH 1856.
'"H@ins:;a "a follows;

bsl'lEplI ntllIbsa
NE 9TH 1856.
"lnins;3a "a follows:
l,eaiPis:s ., Az. sco, Q 30
y " W. = 70 o., Ii 30, IL 81 am
Ia, Wv |, ard TO5 p. In,
IN 1 :, 9 ~. w, I %, 10 80 q. m,
cypress, ego, : 60. Q O. a1o
r. n''l2 ~ 8 z, . 10 and ! %
h i% 49,, 90, :, 20, 7os, 8 Is, 10 SC
n SM st2 i 90, Q 90, 7 o.,
s a. ' ~, ls2 $50, ! "a.
ana Top. In. WV "s'''
A1' intermediate 5t>si.ons
y intermediates statione 10 IL
a, " b slt u % night.
IT, 'IG ss - Line, I.l6 D. N.
4 ~ ~, ".asnlbRt9n, / ~, 1 40. + "a
Ia 1h'l ia It. ssfO and 7 a
I1 ~ division lea 70 for:
f. 90 S.m.;!2,S 96I, 3 10
/ AA' LeTOs S 4a a. H.; . 70 IN,
4 I'Sfn'diato stations, Gas L
II 'maf and way ststlons. q a
harrington and RcnOooth. 3 8
e D.,s -. harrington ind balm A,
p,l,SSAm,
'''i''E III So p. II, ca.ly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

k,1cHINE SHOP, WITH
Y am 'nTplyIganis avenue and
XIV On the premises.
Pr" W Ial&eoi.tf
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NrF o TtESI LASS MIL
L.pJa,..g Ki4s street.
NIL II
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GEORGE q. MARIS, eOI SIMPLIFY ~

nELAwARE COLLEGE, TIE REV
~ ]. h. Caldwell, A. M. ID. D., Presi-
dent. VIII o1en with ENLARGED facilities
September l, 1885. Tnrae courses: Olassi-
cal, Scientific and Agricultural. Expenses
not over S2l6 per annum- For information.
lcetalog ues, eic., address the President, New
ark, Del. ieT-3m
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a ITEM IlON.-ALL PERSONS DE
n string pure ,irnRs and chemicals, or
9ishing their prescriptions or private re-
seipts carefully compounded with pure ma
terials should 20 to the drug store Of
H. X BRIN9HUkST,
Ho8lT Market street, Wilmington. Del.
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and Philadelphia (week days. att a. m, II
q. q. l2.4b noon, and 4l6 y. IN. Sundays
at Q. As q. m. 10 a. m l2.45 noon. 346 and
$50 p. m. For Marcus Hook week days
a. In. and AS p. m. sundays, Gas q. m
and 345 p. m. Leave Philadelphia (weel
days) a. m, 10 am, IL 40 noon, and 4 p
m. Sundays. a. m, 9 80 a. m, IL as NJ on
800 p. N. and SIG p. IN.
Telephone No. 81. ms
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

~! IN ! .TO TEtAS AGO, A
VAN Key, VEn brass lock
,Eauet N4!tt -uitably re-
F'-s same at - W est Eighth
iel1-1tH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

r GIiibAtlauLU COL
phaa u 10 general h0usowOrk
Sh,l pa, lAll-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

ihVAl ~ IKE Hot 81, A
alhihs a stl1 watch and
ie'liA to ili>pruc. troet or
n sai'Su.e IoSaTd will be
lelo.5t*
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

TNoR SALE--A OoLLxCTION OF JER-
n sey Germantown wagons. Also lot
Of Market wagons. HAMMOND. Second
and French streets. lel.lmt
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I lkAllILLlEN BOARD
D! Ma!Eel at.ve. Permanent
u. mlS-26l
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!. sBST.

Eo0a HOUSES .1.S sY ,'l.sss.
,, g, SpSSuiss street. 3. sec e
b q iA'Ps q B. j. 81 SEEDS I :
y ., y d street, 60 or Wv
| TslephOn' ml&u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

nJR SALE Oh EXCHANGE SMALL
n pIace In Brsndywine Hundred, with
good buildings, near station on Is. n n
" iii sell on easy terms. T.. II. GREGG us
Market street. lelI-lOt
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DWELLING
4 !. per month. Apply at
H., lelo ST
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y0OR SALE-GOOD WILL. AND FIX
q lures Of hotel and restaurant; doing
good business. Coed reasons for selling.
Just licensed. Address u. u. o." this Of
fec. ]el%izt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-18

NOR SALE-A LARGE SIZE MAX
IL ket wagon, suitable for q truck or.
HANMOkD. and and French st. jol6-l2t'
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YNOR sALE-A aOJD FIKST MORT
u gage for nlo0, paying per cent.
Apply at this office. m1ou
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FOR SALE.-T HE TWO

or P.J. FORD, tth and Rodnsy. gn.ti
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TNOR SALE-CHEAP, A SECOND
n hand baby coach, In good repair, at
40j East Ninth street. lel7'NN
Y1Oh SALE--A TWO HORSEPOWER
cleaner and threshiDg machine.
THOS. HALL, above Greenviiie. isl0-u
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
No Lie.

That overworked business man and
woman do double work with less fatigue on
8 cts. worth OF Moxle per day, which never
loses Its eftsct from long use. Lowell,
Mass. hiss proved 1T with 100000 bottles In
fourteen months.
1t would be the most remarkable thing 10
the history Of the world II the little harm
less Moxle Nerve Food plant should sucsti
tute the use OF stmul2nts, and taks the
wind ont OF the sails OF the political temper
ance parties. There is the ps6t OF authority
for this statement that the drinker IL better
satisf fed with 1t, AM the liquor dealer has
to X ep 1t or lose his custom. 1t Is power
money on 1t, and pay no license Also, the
women and churches back 1t 10 the utmost
Ali the dealers say LIS sale is enormous. The
company putting IL en- the market offer tne
che nists sb, 0t0 II they con find anything In
II more deieterious than common blttor raol
and winter green. We thank God 1t can 10
30 well without harm.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
LOOK I

Do not fall to read this advertisement
A RICHARDSON'S, GREAT NEAT BA'
ZAAR, = E.CoR. FIFTH AND KING SITS
I have made great reductions In the
price of meats:
Sugar-cured shoulders, 90. per h.
Sugar. cured hams, 13c per ID.
Corn beef, 8, 6, Z and &c per ID.
Slowing meat, &c. and upwards.
Prime beefsteak, 2bs. Tor Csc.
Standing rib roast, IA and l5c. per ID
Pork and sausage at the lowest mar
ket prices. Groceries of all kinds Al
the very lowest figures. Give me
call. a. RICHARDSON,
3. Z Cor. Fifth and King sts.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
From the Pastor

Of the Olivet Baptist Church, Philadel-
phis, Pa: I WAS 80 troubled with ca
tarrh 1t seriously affected my voice
Que bottle of Ely 3 Cream Balm did tie
work. Ny voice Is fully restored.-9'
#. Leip.ner
From Major Downs. Sing Sing, N.
Y: was saff ring severely with ca
tArrh. Ely's Cream Balm was suggest
ed Within an hour of the first appli.
cation / felt relieved. Was entire y
cured In few days w. A. Downs.