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Cape Rozier.
The winter term of school in district No.
s, closed on Tuesday last. An examination
and review were held in the evening. Many
OF the small scholars performed their parts in
good order. and the result was satisfactory to
metric system. square and cube roots, Con-
necticut and Vermont rules for partial pay
ments, ANALYSIS of the English sentence, and
exercises in parsing. There were also a
number of poems read, and general exer-
else in spelling in which Miss Viola Magee
took the palm. She "sat down quite hard.
Glrard c. Bates is going to attend the
spring term of the Z. NJ. c. Seminary at
Bucksport, and we hear that Fred Blake al
so talks of attending. Il seems as though
people were waking up little in education
al matters. VIEW.
Viewing the destruction which the sleet
storm has caused to the hardwood, and
fruit trees in this vicinity, we don't feel like
saying much about the beauties of the New
England winter.
School in District No. Z, closed on Fri
day, Jan. 90, after term Of eight weeks.
The attendance has been very poor during
the term, averaging about fifteen out of fifty
who draw school money in the district.
We think the Castine correspondent takes
unwarrantable liberties with Cape Rozier
matters, and hope he will explain how the
Cape Rozier copper mine is 'of Castine."
VIEW.
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h. Poster 4 -ou arc Agents for Norton,
greenhouse, and IAN furnish flower, 81 an
kind at short notice. lyr4a'
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STATE OF MAINE.

H,ScocK : Court Of Probate, Ellsworth, Jan.
Term, y D., l>s6.
Accounts having been filed for settlement in
estates of
George K. Bla-lclI, late of Franklin.
". H. Blai-'cu rtiNiug partner,
lioratio Allen, late Of tioud,h"ro-
Rhofla h. Alien. Aiin'r'N \.
Marcia VI. Allen, Of Goud-hurp.
Amelia B. Alien, Guardian.
Mabel b Allen, Of Gould-boro
Amelia b, Alien, Guardian.
Marshall Harding late OF Blurhill.
Irving ii Harding, Adm r.
John b. Wooster, late Of Hancock
Ernest ". Wooster, Executor.
Elizabeth l.. Chamberlain. late Of Franklin.
James NJ Blaisi,l Executor.
Betsey II. Rodlck late of Eden,
VIM. Roger, ct al, Executors.
Nancy l.. Noyes, late of Buck port
Guy W McANster, Adm r.
Dyer r. Jordan, late OF Ellsworth.
Mary A. Jordan, Admr'x.
Alfred Hooper, late Of Ca-tine and also private
Geo. NJ. warren. Admir-.
Mary Grant, OF Ellsworth
James +. Davis, Guardian.
George II Grant, Of Ellsworth.
James f. Davis, Guardian.
Alice Gordon, person of unsound mind Of sui
livan.
Geo. W Petteneill. Guardian.
David WATSON late of Brook yille and also private
account Of executor
WIN. Wasson Executor.
ORDERED-That the said accountants give no
tice to all persons interested, By causing copy Of
this Order to be published three weeks success
sively in the Ellsworth American, that they may
appear at Probate Court TO he holden AT Buck
on the second Wednesday of February next,
at ten of the clock in the forenoon and show cause
if any they have, why the same should not be al
lowed
O.P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
3w3+ Attest :-Chas z. Dorr, Register
\ true copy, Attest ;-CHAs. II. DoRR, Register.
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i concerned, that she has Eeen duly appointed,
and has taken upon herself the trust OF an Ad-
ministratriX Of the estate Of Nathl league, Jr.,
late OF fremont, in the county of Hancock, de-
ceased. by giving bond as the law directs, she
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same for payment.
FIDELIA NJ. TEAGtE, Adm'X.
Jan. -, 1856. 3W3f
TIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust of an Admin
istrator of the estate OF AdoHiram j. 1ibbett late
of Brooklin, in the County Of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs, he therefore
quests all persons who are indebted to the said de-
ceaseds estate, to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereonto exhibit the
same for payment.
III. NJ. PEASE.
Jan. Is, lSSd. 3MJ
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trees, &c
DR.. Abby NJ. Fulton, who has been quite
i'll the last two weeks. is not sufficiently i'm
proved 10 20 out Yet.
A concert at Bar Harbor by the Apollo
Quartetie and other Bangor talent is among
the musical possibilities.
There will he a masquerade ball at the
Grand Central mn>ie room, Bar Harbor, Feb.
-, music by Ioy'> orchestra.
One field Of ice thst passed down the
Penob- -ot River last week say, the B~ckspor
Clipper contained upward Of 80 acres.
Mrs. Roberts. irt>>-makcr, has moved her
business from her recent apartments, into
rooms over q T. Parcber'> drug store.
Tho eight inches OF snow which fell satur-
day night ws> ,reat surprise to the citizens
OF Ellsworth, when they got up sunday morn
in.
Joseph Emerson returned home from Bar
lllri'or f,w DAYS ago by reason OF illness and
has since been confined to hi house We hear
thai p, i, Improving.
-pr. Geo, y. Lord went to Cherryiicld
three week. a-o in answer to professional
cali and ha- iu-' returned home. He wa, kept
hu,i'f cnploAcd during his absence,
We hear that deer belonging to Mr. Chas
9 Young whicli he kept in yard on hi, farm
Of Trenton. wa- Killed few day, ago by being
>ru-5 hs aa e,-loa,lcd limb which broke from
g tree.
-A .li1 u Of Goud~horo inform, ia that
t'H FORESTS iu ihG tpi,n were injured more by
the late ice storm than by the destructive fire.
hnv" - q, 'ae Whitaker FIRE, Of two or three
years ago.
Afrruszt week Mi, sarah NJ Joy will
not -ise mus murs lesson, in ken>ington work
ANA Ieiu'in-. These Of hcr scholars who wish
90 cnmplet. their lesson, viii please do 20 be
for. thai time.
to! CO. BurrilI left home tuesday eve
ui- fer Boston. Where he vii attend to-day,
"wednesday the complimcutar, dinner given
to ihr executive cpmmittc. At the legislative
ana executive Reunion 81 Maine.
F.', p.oil, ba', any idea Of the weight
81 i-e uHan Doe t-,s- during The last storm. \
n' ,man iufarm-u- tlis, small twi. Of a
Hac bush a..B covered with irp weighed
pound and f.-lIi ana one half ounc,- and when
"'''-'.' # f'' "' tf'eTn, 1t weighed but half
''' ounce
Mr. IalHs, r. Arpiahec who lecturcd On
H"ma- iiest, iae, sul run-tcr, in the Uni
''''.. '.aH.. fry '''n'n-' ago. l. engaged
'.' '.f more '''ar'' on Cd, - - and
- NJ" '' announced ia'er.
| '' : - KIN : Moran
l'' '''' T. 4 i'-''
Ia H.a H'Iy circulated iu tbi> city
.t- uaaa SIGNATURES. II ask the
-H"v aHH.E.I- \. o,H acI', uct.,in. TO -,
tr Nu "I. .N.f ull from taxation FOR .
'.a e. tr-. any capital tr the
au .f -!Ht-" 81 upwards, which ms,
l~ invested iu His Gifts iu laauufa.rurin.
l.s ~4f>-
.uu N.a.las IF tbf- week fb. Ellsworth
Water o.4.a,., ,,s. .r.-.,,,..i l., ,t.f....,
,pa.- "a, .....- -.....,l,,. il..,'..
@>-l. il following o.H tr, w.r, elected
br '..-. 4, N u-hmau. {. q. EurriI ami
g. nd,t-. President 4 " Cu,hnan.
in,.r.H. t.. Mfr r. ,I,rA. !. +. Rob
iu- 'a.
a ,...... a.-...,.b from, p,.,,,, - -.
I--, ...---t ..,.- Iv.. voted nm.
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In ,-l .........r-.1 >.,,..,.., I,.,,,.r ,...;,.
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Married.

Ellsworth Jan. 81 ~ J II. Brimmcr, Ia,
MIR nule Miken ana Ms Agnes Wake
field, both Ok Ellsworth.
Winter Hlrhor Ian. 70, hy Rev. A. +.
Palmer Mr. \. J. Guptll and Nj, Cora Bun
kcr. both Of Gnu,l-boro.
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were in town : few days ago. Mr.. B. likes
his new place of residence very much.

Surry.
Great damage has been done here to trees
by the late storm, some Of our finest shade
trees have been broken and otherwise dis
figured
The following is programme Of con-
cert held in Morgan Bay church:
Prayer, Rev. r. l.. Nanton.
Singing, Merry. Merry Christmas.
REGULATIONS, The Old Story, Clarence Jordan.
Christmas Gifts, Mamie Saunders
Glad Christmas. Walter Greene.
Singing, Ring Merry Bells, Alice McKennev.
REGULATIONS Christmas Carol, Hollis Smith
Happy Hearts Have We. Julia Greene.
Charlie Fowler. Elmer Greene, Isaac Trew-
orgy, Harvey Greene, Andrew Meader.
Singing, Fred Haskell
REGULATIONS, Christmas Time, Angie Carter.
Three Little Stockings. Eta Mann.
ON Earth Peace, Ethel Greene.
Christmas. Alice Mckenney.
Singing. Bethlehem.
Recitation. Ring out Christmas Bells. Lillian
Bonsey. Nellie Torrey. Lizzie Mann.
Recitations. Beautiful Snow, Louisa Hardy.
Christmas, Eliza Rankin.
ky Psalm. Julia Greene.
Singing. Waterman.
Recitation, \ Christmas Wish. Mabel Luckins.
Singing. What the Angels Sang. Ethel Greene,
Nina Fowler, Clara Mckenney, Addie Can
dage. chorus by choir.
Duet. Beautiful Star
The church was very prettily decorated.
The various pieces were we'll spoken BY the
children. And Morgan Bay choir consist
ing of Mr.. John Greene, Miss S. Ireworgy
Mr.. Haskell and Mrs. J. Greene will equal
some of Ellsw orth's choirs, Mr.. Editor
The China wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Townsend was held at the residence of Mr..
Newell Osgood. A large company as
sembled to greet the happy couple on the
| occasion. After bountiful supper, all be-
ing cleared away. the Rev. Mr.. Nanton pre-
sented for the guests, some tokens Of esteem
consisting Of tihe tea set, cake basket, and
other valuable and useful articles The re-
malnder Of the evening was spent in games
and all left at a late hour well pleased with
! the evenings entertainment.
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At a Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the county Of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday OF Jan, A. d., 1856
A BRAHAM G. FERNALD, named Executor in
II a certain instrument puIporting to be the last
will and testament of Henry Fernad late of Gran
berry Isles, in said county deceased having pre-
scented the same for probate
ORDERED-That the said Abraham C. Fernald
give notice to all persons interested, by causing
copy of this order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed
published at Ellsworth, that they NAV appear
at Probate Court to he held at Bucksport in said
county, the second Wednesday OF February
next at ten of the clock in the forenoon and sheW
cause, IL any they have, why the said instrument
should not be proved, approved and allowed as
the last will and testament of said deceased.
q. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest ;-CHAs. +. DORR. Register
A true copy, Attest ;-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register
3W3s
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on h'A''y evening there was quite
sei''u' '"''''-"h 81 Tue fenob>cot switch.
Bangor between the \aneeboro freight and
boeA>p"F' iialn'- The snow piow of the
'''''i Wa smashed az IN pieces ana the fiange
''r'l'eE a'>' t'aa'! broken up. The headlight
"n 'he l'''-"' locomotive ana some of the
"''''' hN'i'Fe- Oh Tue front We're broken of.
so "'Hef "t'i'-~e was done and luckily there
"''' "' persons Injured Had the two trains
'''" running last al 'he time the result would
nav "'eh very serious After the accident
CIV" u ui'a was put on 10 clear away the
men N'FA was finished at about one
i"'''iat morning The Bucksporf and
"'n" rams 'heh proceeded. The Bar Har-
80 '''' ''' + ''s1d over the switch before the
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KEAD rHIs CAREFULLY,

The folio wing letter from well known
Western lady explains itself and Is worthy
Of careful reading:
"I wish 10 say to the sick and those that
are feeble and week from any cause what
ever, that In all the vocabulary OF medic mes
they will find the most virtue and the great
est benefit from Parker's Tonic. have been
an Invalid for Ave OF six years past, and CIV
en- up to die Dy The most skillful phyairis ans
of xarsas and Colorado, but Parker's Tonic
has Kept me alive. and raised me after
levery thipg else failed. have organic heart
vous debility. and have cold sinking spells
with no puise, and the only medicine that
wi bring on q reac ion is Patker's Tonic
have never known 1t TO fall In curing COLI
quicker than any remedy have ever IT cd
i send you this because would ike fer 9TH
ers to know how much good 1t has done me
1t is Just a good for chill rem: Try 1t and DO
coDvi need M RS. ID. SHULtZ, Louisville,
ana0a Roy 02
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A GREAT GLAUGHTER IN WALL
PAPER.

$4,000 pieces Of wall paper In stoch
from the cheapest to the finest quality
Sl.00 gold embossed paper reduced te
60cts. per piece.
SOC. gold paper reduced to 40ots.
26c. satin paper reduced to 20cts.
loo. white back paper reduced 10 1211z
OTIS.
loo. brown paper reduced to 8cts..
As there are DO 18c. or zoo. papers in
the market, can't reduce them.
Also big reduction in borders.
/ have q few lots of gilt paper at 1Sc
" " satin 81 Ice.
+" % 4" white back. &c.
{" 4" brown paper. DC
These are all new goods; no old trash
or jobs that have been laying in the
store or factory for years.
These prices are for one month only,
February 18th TO March 18th.
will estimate for pspsring one room,
Q house or q row of houses with the
greatest OF pleasure.
HARRY d. Holt,
Practical Paperhanger,
213 W. Second St., upper side,
Wilmington, Del.
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LMK RENr,

Nsuk RENT.
fvelfth and Chippsy, Q rooms, sas and
bath. stable In rear.
~ OF nge street. rooms.
1905 French street, srooma gas, bath ctr.
Slb W. ourth stSest, rooms gas bath etc.
zoos W. Third street, ess, bath, etc.
nth and Jefferson streets, 10 room, gas,
hath, etc. -
go Tatnall street, rooms, gas, bath, etc.
81 W. Seventh street, rooms gas, bath, etc
ilx2 w. Seventh street, gas, bath, font
porch. etc. -
t29 Il THIRD street, 0 rooms, gas, bath, etc.
1910 W. Fifth street, Q rooms, gas, bath, etc
zoe w. Filth stteet rooms, gas, bath, o
COS King street, (ofice.)
s27 any SO Church street, rooms.
22s Parish street, s rooms.
ll04 W. Front street, rooms.
g23 W. Ninth street, Q rooms.
lol4 chestnut street, rooms,
4 bath.
7s4 Z. Eleventh street, Q rocm. and bath.
III Lombard street. 8 rooms.
23l and 233 Adams street, Z rooms.
1908 and 1905 Adams street, 4 rooms.
S!ore and dwelling Front and West streets
Stable, on Walnut street above Seventh.
stable Fifth and Walnut streets.
SAMUEL CULBERT,
mhi-iw No. SEQ Shipley street.
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..1a ron FURNISHING
GOAL

oshA GOAL.
WAITE DxrAnrMErr
,.tnesf's ones, y. W. oofns
spd KIny streets . ,saa
..ro.si, viii DO received Ct thu
PivpSisi Engineer, toutt west OCT
me my ing sire cts, until Z oset on
iMn 81 March 10, l-ee, for furnish.
le.si I.nartment with coal from
Ws'o mil M arch 81, 1887, iuciutive,
~ ~ received IUr the following
e,ls nd coal.
go oV other anthracite coal.
n state the mine from Whioh tne
DO delivered. .., rrmo,ng
nj IA be delivered At sucn pumping
%, such times a"d in euch quanu ties
" ds, u by the Chief Engineer.
~ a 1 "a 2 600 tons will DO required.
io ,~,st STATE price per ton OF z, 240 rs.
saI vill be received unless accom-
p tn q poud with surety In the sum
4, form Of proposal may be had upon
10 tho Ohief Engineer or tho
-, the water department.
u. , must be securely sealed and
u OF Water Commissioners.
n, NJ viii mot require Anthracite coal
!" the first day OF august, 1880, snd
s " tb coal fur nished will reduce the
- h,tumit Gus coal 10 be furnished,
chi 10 Increase or diminish the
ramsd als1 the right TO reject any
!. n reseryed by the Board o Water
onars Ii. b. molNTlKE,
'On"'" Ohief , nRineer.
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Contagious.

am native OF Epg and, and while wal
In that country contracted q terrible blood
poison, and to- two yosrs was under treat
4 ment SO an out door patient at Nottingham
hospital, England, but was not cured
suffered the most agOnizng pains 10 my
| bones. and was covered with sores all ovel
my BODY and limbs. Finally l completey
lost all hopes in that country and sailed 1ol
America, AMI was treated at Roosevelt IL
this city, as well rs by a prominent physi
clan In New York, having no connection
with the hos, itaIs
= saw the advertisement OF Swift's Specific
and determined TO give Il q Rial. took
SIX bottles and can say with great Joy tn al
they have cured ma entirely. am as sound
and we'll as ever was in my life l. FRED
HALBoRD, New RI City. June lath, 1885.
In March. 1884, L contracted blood poi son,
and being In Savannah. Ga. at the time,
went into the hospital there for treatmen at
suffered very II. urh from rheumatism at
the same tine. l did not get well nder the
eatment thore, nor was cured by any OF
the usual means. have now taken seven
bottles OF swift Specific and am sound and
well. H. grove the poison out ihroux boils
on the gkin. DAN LRAHY.
Jersey Oity, N. J., ug. It'll, 1885.
treatise on Blood anu SkiH Diseases mail
ed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC o., drawer 8, Allan.
a, Ga. N. Y. l57 w 23d street.
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bE-ro WArER KLNTEKS.

|OyycR WATER DEPARTMENT,
tlsaToS, DEL Deem Der /, 1885. I
In, for the yea 1885 are now ready
liza At tho Reg lstrar's Office, south
m Of sixth and King strecB
|bOs remaining unpaid after tho 3lst
sruAry, 1885, 8 per oent.witl be added
Il month Of february, ana 10 per
4 . added n paid during the month
1 After the 3ist day Of March, 1856
Ia NAV 90 withdrawn AID suit In
|or the recovery OF the amount due
en: ga. N. 70 up II.
sam J. A. BOND. Registrar
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The largest, cheapest and best assert
ment of baby carriages in the city, at
Adams g. Brother, No. 6O4 Market
street.
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DtIR SALE.

J.R.D SEEDS Il SONS, Builders.
No. Wet Seventh street, or 30 West
Ninth street. Telephone cali, 30. As We
wish 10 build q number OF pe@ houses. We
offer some bargains In tho following prop.
interest.
No. 2oo East Fourth stres., store and
building, M 400
No. 500 West Seventh street, rooms
, and bath, Is. 500
bath, $1,000
Sou .heast corner Foursh and Jefsr.
:, aon streets, ss,7Oo
No. $40 JACKSON street., rooms and
bath, a. 500
No. sis HsElett street, I rooms and ''
No. hi Yves. Fourth street, 7rooms '1''O'
and bath, 1880
bath, s., 1000
bath, - s2.sOe
bath, s2,7oo
No. HOS Walnut street, o rooms, 81 500
no liza Poplar street, o rooms, sI.6co
f2b-tf
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fCE OF plSSOLUTION-THE
,,nership heretofore existing be
Eayard Forrest and J. fldridge
ndsp the firm name OF Forrost d
nj, day dissolved By mutual con
IN debts cue said tirm arc 70 De PAID
{p,erce 10 whom Nil claims against
| shall be presented for settlement.
EDWAkD FORREST,
ELnlDgE PlEkO4.
.nyton. Del, Marcn Q, 1850.
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r.
Hey, hsre's 3 mannsc'fpt, % called.
Though 1 could make Il better,
a noribblsd paper, torn and soiisd,
hat sent here % letter.
II seems . truly horrsd msss,
Zach line 10 blurred AHd squin.ed;
The writer seuds u 10 the press,
And wants u to be printed.
IL looks % n big drops Of ink
Fr1m ringer tips had splashed it.
AZ II . hen, oce can but think,
And not . pen, had scratched It.
Some words are broken into bits,
and sons in strings are written;
Another host are dead with fits,
The rest are palsy smitten.
o fpunctustion there Ia none,
1t scorns 10 mark of clauses;
fhe par. and sentence run right on
A snuff. 1t says, for pauses.
Then ~ to lines, they make one swear,
They seem out for o ramble;
They're here and there and everywhere.
In one confoR aided scramble.
Tho comp. must set this up In type
Intelligence for pother-
He ought with II 70 light his pipe,
And save himself the bother.
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Telephone call. 817

ORION lO2 EAST FIFTH STREET,
Il Have you tried our Ice c5ffee; 1t shUul Il
be 200 The merchant wanted the money
and we wanted the coffee, 20 It is $780, Those
garden plum, pounds for Is cents, are a
rive. Those two things are what we are
running on this week, although we have
opened this week lots and lots OF goods at
wholesale prices, all of tho fuest quality.
Parties are surprised 10 sac cur go1ds ard
the prices we sell at. We Will fiji your bas.
ket for 81 with all this finest ffuit and lenten
goods. Dome and see our display. Our
riisins and plums and seed ess Cherries and
red rsspberries an jelly, ard the most de.
licious preserved ounces 8 p unds for 2rc.
All kind OF cakes grandno. hers cookies
and macarOni. Don't forget our overl.rd
tea; none like II at b1c per pound. Fairy
Queen flour and pure butter, at 1O2 hast
Fifth street. T. M. WIEE. mat.
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A TEENERSn s--ALL FEkSUNS DE
a. string pure drugs and Chemicals. or
Wishing theft proscripti0nsor private receipf1
carefully oor pounded with pure Ratarian
sno1lJ 20 70 E1a drug store Of Il. R. BKING
HURaT. no. AS @GTE@s stres I. WI, Dal.
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.croF Co.PARTN ERSHIP-THE
,dsrslgned have this Gay t'Tmed a
'rrhlp for the puTp SO OF carry ing
hsiness Of 10 manufacturing and sell
II under the trim name q Pierce
J. tLDKIIjHE Pr kOE.
4 HAIRY A. HEESOn.
,o,on lei. March 3, 1886 mast
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UtoR SALE OR ExUHANaE-A MI

LfoR SALE OK ExOHkN9E-A MUM
e Der OF desirable houses, with all the
modern improvements. Little cash required,
or building lots Will DO tAkon In part or whole
payment. Balances may remain on mort
gage for years. Also budding sites in ell
parts Of the city for residences; also manu-
featuring sites, especially adapted for mo-
rocco business, with On over-fowing strea m
OF water passing throughTt, about 200 feet
from the u. l.. p. keiiroad' Oity tax one.
eighth the regular rates. This property will
be cold by the acre or IN smaller lots at
terms 70 SUIT purchaseYs. Also houses 70
ront cheap. THOS. III. U9LE,
T02 French street.,
Or r. FORD. 9Th and Rodney. szl-a
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NoR sALE-NEW 7-Ro0MED HOUSE
q With bath. Ia good location. M. T.
POOLE, MOI tast Seventh street Price
81, 500. M ct cod
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UNOk RENr-A fHkEk-STUkY hRIUK
y house. No. HOT West Fourth street. 10
rooms, under drainage, and all modern i'm
PROPONENTS Rent moderate. Apply at All
j etferson street. f2b cts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-06

DIOR KFNT-ONE OR TWO ROOMS
Il for storage or to LEI to lone lady Ap-
ply at COZ West inth street. ms ltH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-06

lOR KENr.-NlNE NOON house AT
II NO. Sl2 West Ninth street, with all
odern improvements. J. X. ID. SEEUS,
f23tf No. 80 West Ninth st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-06

DIOR RENT-A STORE, LWELLINa
IL and stable at the corner of Lamott
and Vandever avenue. Apply to
f27-u GEO. W. TALLEY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-06

DIOR RENr-rHIRD STORY FRONT
II room, furnished or unfurnished. with
" without board, 100 Msrs ct at. d2e-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-06

T oST-A SAVING FUND BOOK NO.
IL l9,43S. The finder will please return
the sams to COG King street.
f22ltaw-3tt THOMAS NATION.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-06

ElJR RENT-THE WESLEY AN COL
e lege, COS French street, with furniture;
about SO rooms. Would ma he good board
ing house. GEO W. BRIGHT,
ms 6,# SIT Market street.