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Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
FOURTH EDITION


Miss Katie Waite is summering at
Clay ton, Del.
A wagon loaded with beer broke
down nj Fourth and Market streets
about noon to day.
Madam Fletcher, who claims TO be q
clairvoyant has located OF No. 2l0 Mar
ket street.
Charles Reynolds is reported not 30
we'll this morning, he having passed
rather restless night.
Chief.Justice Comegys expecta to go
| to Rehoboth next week, where be Will
OCCUPY his new cottage for the rem ain
der OF the summer.
Miss Florence Edwards Of Passaic,
N. j., is visiting Mrs. Annie Grub
and daughters, at Delaware avenue and
Washington street.
Michael Leonard, who resides at No.
Is Buena Vista street, was kicked by
q horse, belonging TO Adam Grubb &
Son, last Monday, and qiite badly
hurt.
A large wareho use 30xl30 feet Is
beipg erected ut Eden Station, on the
Landenberg branch of the ~ y. rail-
road by the Graham II Marvel Kaolin
COMPANY.
VIM. j. Fisher will sell at public
sale ON Saturday next, the store and
three-story brick dwelling on the south
east corner Of Front and g .ayton streets
Mrs. Mary Quitting, Of this city,
started this morning for Sassafras Neck
where she will spend the next Two
weeks with friends.
The advertisement of the kennebet
Ice and Coal Company, will be found
in another column. The Greenbanh
Compsny also sdver tises. Enterprise
SHOULD be encouraged.
A grand opening will take place q
French's hotel, at Peunsgrove, N. j..
on the 18th inst. Prof. c. V. Sponsle
will have charge of the music on tn
occasion.
: A ten. inch baby was born on farm
? not far from Oxford one day last week
and has not grown much since he
birth. She is regarded 81 a great curio
si,y y, and her parents are tortured will
: visitors.
The Rodney street Sunday school AM
mem bers and friends of Rodpey stree
church filled several cars of the W.
! n Railroad this morning for Birmiug
uhuu sIhf ia pElkut auliOi po1iOh VA
pleasant bay.
United States Marshal Newlin las
] Ieveping libeled the schooner Seventy
| Six, lying at Moore's shipyard in thi
l city, for debt. The boat had just lai
&. in supply OF provisions from the stor
Iof z. l.. Simmons.
If bilious, or suffering from impurit
= of blood, or weak luuRs, and fear {
l consumption (scrofulouS disease of tn
!, iluuga). take DIR P.erce's"Go!den Med
, cal Discovery" and 1t will cure yol
BY druggists.
The quarterly meeting of 8
Mathews, B.. L, NJ. P.Caurch, situate
at Fifty eighth and Vine streets will
. held the 3rd Sunday in July. Com
y one come all. j. W. Hall, pastor, NJ
: 204 North Sixty second street, We'
, philadelphia, Pa.
The Household of Faith Bible Soho
. will give an excursion to Birmingham
Park, by w. s. n K Il Train to leaN
Water and French streets at a. IN
, and a train will leave Front and Mad
I SOD at the same hour.
l. The A. o. u. w. excursion to Ha
i. lper's Ferry, OF Thursday, July Is,
exciting considerable interest. T.
DO fare will only be 81 80, and the excu
st zion will pass over tho new b. x
- Rairyad to Baltimore. Parties vi
ne with can stop off for Washington
the Relay House, and meet the excu
sion there on its return.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
No More Prociamat on

Mayor Rhoads says il vii h. many
q day before he Issues suy more Fourtl
of July proclams'ious # rbiddiDP 10.
use Of explosives. The ordinance 1t
entirely imperative, Ike many MGR,
lave, for instance the law against
gam bling, and adding, tie Mayor sale
il seemed 20 him that tile laws wer,
framed to encourage w.breaking.
On Monday the Mayor says that ex
Councilmen who were instrumental il
having the ORD inauc CO passed restricting
explosions evaded ths law by sltliui
within their houses and thruwius
punches of firecrackers OUT over til,
heaoS OF the police into ,he streets, snt
the police were powerleta to make ar,
arrests He thinks that when ex Git,
Councilmen who voted for the ordl
nance will NOT regard the.r own law
Will be hard to get others 10 obey suci
an ordinance
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
THIRD Edit ON.
Pushing the Defaulters.

After waiting week the Board of Di-
rectors of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company met Tuesday and decided
TO authorize the president "to use every
means to secure the capture and convtc-
ton of James A. L Wilson and Henry V.
Lesley, under advice of counsel. Direc-
tors Williamson, Swift, Ford Benson,
Gilpin, Hollis, Scull, Mexican, Chaunccy
and Mahlon 7. Hutchinson were present.
They received a report from the expert
accountants of their work up to this time
and expressed surprise at the general al.
iteration of the books which had been
met with. No resolution Offering re
ward was passed, and when the meeting
adjourned President GillinghAm stated
that this was embodied in the resolution
already passed authorizing him to use
every means to secure the arrest of the
fugitiyes.
II am authorized said he, "to pro
coed under the advice of co1lI sci, and
whatever the lawyers say l will do. OF
course, a reward will be offered and nc
stones will be left unturned. We want
Wilson and Lesley, and will have them, me
matter what the expense may be II they
can be caught" Up to the closing of thu
office of the company, at 5PS Walnu
street, yesterday first mortgage bonds II
the amount of over 81 5000 had beef
deposited for examinations. No fraudu
lent bonds have been detected Altera-
lions in the bank books indicat e an add
tional defalcstion Of about $4,000 in tn
account OF the Philadelphia Bank. Thi
appears to have been concealed by falls
entries in the books, but whether thi
money was really stolen can not be ascer
tanned until the labyrinth OF false &C
counts is examined.
The detectives found nothing new yes
terday tending to throw light upon TIL
whereabouts of the fugitives. Chief o
Detectives Kelly was out of town unit
late in the afternoon, but he had nothin
to tell. The impression among the officer
is growing that Wilson has gone t
Europe. 1t is stated that the trunk
which were traced TO the residence {
Stanley Tulls, Wilson's son-in-law, i
Bucks County, belonged to a relative {
the family. Lawyer Samue, b. Huel
who stands in the position of counsel it
the fleeing def aulter, refuses TO say an
thing.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
Tho Consumption OF Beer and wh,.v..

The consumption OF Beer and W hlsvs,
During the fiscal year ending IOrs
3Oth, there were 628, 00O, goo elasses Il
beer brewed and 339 600 gallons
whtskey manufactured In the First M
ternal Revenue District of Pepp,vl.
vania. These figures compared vithI
those of the previous year show an in.
crease in the manufacture OF mali Il.
quors, and decrease in distilled liouo,J
there having been over 500 900 pslOp,|
Of distilled liquors made during ,hs|
year ending June 80, 1884. There h
also a steady increase In the nanuisc.
ture Of cigars, snuff ard smoking to
bacco. For the 1896, O79 barrsls Oh
beer brewed in the District rsm.d ,hs
government received as taxessl, $3.50, 100.
IS.
Averaging 450 glasses to barre. the
grand total reaches 627 ,7S5 $50, or 20
glasses for every man, woman and child
In the eight counties Of the district.
The people who drank this had 10 pay
$3l $3.50, 277.50 for the pleasure. This 10
nearly three times as much money as
was paid In taxes by the people Of
Philadelphia during the year 1885.
Saloon keepers calculate on getting
sixty Ave driL ks out Of a gallon Of
whisky. According to the collectors
returns there was enough LIQUOR dis.
titled to supply 22,03s, 7C6 drinks, which
at 10 cepts each represent an eXpendi-
ture of 81, 1903, $40 90 by those WHO are
not numbered among tine ranks OF The
| white ribbon armv.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

FREDERICK, Md, July G.-This city is
considerably excited over the shooting in
the main street of II. K. Besant. by DR..
Joseph A. Webb, which occurred last
night. DR. Webb, who is a well known
Baltimore dentist, was raised here and has
recently learned that Bcsant is the seducer
Of Miss Mary Need, Webb's cousin. Be
SAINT was walking with friend when DR.
Weob met him. The latter deliberately
drew pistol and fred at Besant fivt
timet.
The only shot that took effect struck
Besant in the right arm above the elbow
shattering the bone. The ball cannot be
extracted as yet and it is feared that
blood poisoning will set in. All tn,
parties concerned in the affair are respect
ably connected. DR.. Webb was thi
morning released ON bail and at once re
| turned TO Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
An Engine DamagaA.

Just AZ the north. bound New YOrtl
and Washington express, which eNj
the station in this city at 10 % o'clock
this morning reached the crossing al
Fourth street, a shifting engine jumped
the track, and the express engine Gash-
I'd into 1t. Fortunately the train was
not moving at high rate Of speed, or
the consequences might nave been teTi-
Gus. The gas tank on the eI-
press train was exploded by mo
conclusion, and made lOud
port, causing considerable excitement
| IN the vicinity, ~ uany thought that
one of the boilers hat collapsed. AS y
was, the shifter was badly damaged
and the fireman slightly injured AS
may be expected the passengers on 'ne
ex press were badly frightened, but 10
one was injured. The express engine
WAS not damaged, aud after a 'loE'
delay proceeded On its way
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

WAY.-In Baltimore, Md on July &. Isss.
Rev. L. j. Way, M. D., inlhe 10Th year OF
his age
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the 1uneral, on IEursday next, the Sth inst
At 10 O'Clock a. M, IN lie aware City. In
torment In DelaWare city Gem etery.
MAGEE On the 9Th inst, Mary Magee
In the 10th year Of her age
Relatives and friends srd respectfully in
vited 10 attend the funeral from the re l.
dence OF her sister, Mrs. Ann Moore, No 1927
Adams street, on Thu sday the Sth inst, at
4o'clock p. m. lnterment al the Wilmiug
ton and Brandywine Cemetery.
BIDDLE.-On the 9th inst, Sarah Anr
wife Of Henry Biddle, aged 60 years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
vitet to attend her funeral, from the resi-
dence OF her husband, No. ~ East Seventh
street, on Friday afternoon Services at III,
house at 8 O'Clock. Intermtnt at Old Swece
Cemetery
KEEVE-In Sharptown, NJ j On the 5tl
instant, Jau es J. Reeve, formerly OF VII
mington, aged 40 years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from hts late resi-
denoe, In Sharptown, N j., on Thursday
July s, at 10 O'Clock. lnterment at Woods
town. N. ]. Carriages will meet the boa
at Penns1rov which leaves Wilmington q
q. m.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

The Baltimore sun says; . 1's, and
TaResrt, a well known Nav Castle,
prominent bush ess man OF la, nov morpipg
Del, was married este estsE's,SS ,m nG d
to Mrs. Rachel R. Price. l wt' Psre-
Tent County, by the Rsy ,,a M,, Of tho
crime Wrotn, at the IeT ~ PossS,rry,
Bird els son-in law, Or Dr., y or SS1p Is 10
1888 Lanvale street Iue 1ont 10 years
years old and the briae avV nn trip to
younger. They went on VI
the delaware Water Gap
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

A special sale of English Make
Silvered check Gossamers. The
lowest wholesale price has been
$3.50. The manufacturer hav-
ing too many on hand, we were
fortunate in being one of a syn
dictate to buy the entire stock.
The manufacturers loss is your
gain, as we shall give you an OPP
portunity to buy them at $3.50
each. They are particularly de-
sirable for this season of the
year, being very lightweight,
fine goods, a handy thing for
travelling in these days OF
showers.
Cause Underwear for Gentle
men, Ladies or Children in long
or short sleeves in several quail.
ties at our popular prices We
think it fer your interest TO buy
your summer stock of these Q,
US.
We have a few Sash Ribbons
left which we are willing to sci
you at greatly reduced price
Buy some of our Fans ant
keep cool.
"At its height" Our sale o
India Linens, French Organdies
Batiste. Crinkled Seersucker
and Sateens.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

The New York World fays ln ,,S SI lin
Priscilla if back from Der bos sorir u
and is anchored at her olu A wbat MI
Her owner decliped 10 say o w. ~ tbd
next move would be IN t,spV sonr ~ II
Priscilla, but from another ., sGur Tams
was learned that J.. Fisdt III No Id '
a se' s uUT that portion Of his s,Ta fS;
thither was to make s'ian sn ,hr iror
having a lead keel put upon ,%a p pnr tan,
yacht, similar to that on 'n uer,reboali
and through which her 0On'
will play.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
An Exhausted Letter Carrier

Shortly after o'c'ock on Monday
afternoon carrier pigeon came flying
into the Eagle Clothing Store Of Davi,
81 Mccormick, 307 Market street, an.
psrently In an exhausted condition. |
offered no resistance when picked up
and seemed glad when put in q VENT
lated box and given some food. 1t ba,
little brass band around one leg wit
anumber en- it, and the joint Of one Q
its wings was colored red, 1t seems 4
have flown until too exhausted To f.
longer, and as a last resort souah
friendly shelter and aid in Davis 4
McCormick's store.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
Fifth EDITION
News squibs-

1AlulDH
the colored laborers on tbe Tat,
tat,on' nine miles below Liza, rS,e plan
Ark, struck on Mop3av N t Rock
wages, and then preventsi o ,Gt highe1
being employed in Their J'nefs irOuI
Sherifi's posse was sent IN ,pl,acts' al
dispersed the mob. ~ 'Ne scene and
The Collector Of Custom. =.
nnrpe, n. 8 has ordered ,b a. Sfel-
W. Gushing, City Point and w. " neeorsd
rington, the three seized po, y, D. Hst1
sells there, to be stripped, Tt Haa0 vesi
Terror Is still az anchor in A Se ciulser|
Harbor. ~ satIblrns
- a =. telegram from Atlanta s,v, Il.
suit OF the election In Georpj,o - .se re
day insures the nomina,ion y, VI Iuts1
Gordon for Governor. The ~. utpeia
Convention will meet In Ala cfatic
28th Instant. ''u@ IN tbd
A special to a Cincinnati pan,,
that at New Holland, Ohio op p@ 9n Az
Mrs. Arnold was celebratinv4 ~, ituscsy
anniversary of her birth. i sue WS
. she mas two sisters living one slsS IA Ias
WIZ chhOi Az
A freight train on the New Yo,k cuJ
and Northern Railroad was ,t, ivy
from the track near Amawak s,a .gaa|
Tuesday morning by q horse s ana ' "
engineer was killed. 'Du 'ls
There was a terrible storm at Anal.
achicoloa, Florida, on wedne.Ssv is'.'
which destroyed $40, 900 worth oi r 10y
erty. Blk persons were drowned IN p'y ".
bay. eN III 'ne
DIR. J. Keenan,, formerly CT soms,,.,
committed suicide yesterday la a bo,sI
In Latrobe, Penna. 1t Is supposed 1'i :.
was insane. W
Mrs. Betsy Moody died at Cape Eli,
beth, Maine, on Monday, at the aIleDs,
age of LOG years and months, Nv
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

Rev. Elon j. Way, "a member Of tls
Wilmington NJ, +. Confer rec d!ed ny
Baltimore July ., in the 18Th year ol
his age Mr.. Way has been on , ~
supersnuuated lis. Tor many years ne
wa. a minister Of more than orc iuaIy
ability. and filled come Of the brs. ap'
pointmenis while The conferences VIZ
part of the philadelphia Confer, 4ge'I
He was military chaplain at forl D " 4
ware when the Islaud was crosu,s
with rebel prisoners taken at the u'I'I IL
of Gettyshurg. His remains via
hurled at Delaware City to-moTfo"
10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
u,. r.,,.r a Friend of Washington Ton.

WASHINGTON, July o-S Sisl 10 this|
of New York, 95 years ol"i New York
city to day. He was borh ~ ~ VAS per-
in June, 1891. His iailfT ssh.pgtOn'
sonal frienc of General A " month
He came to Washington aUU1 tcu. years.
e 6S ns occasion osss Of bis %,a Ts
was the guest OF Presiae''
the White House.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
Fogarty-Tobin Fight.

Troy, n. Y, July 6.-Jack Fogarty
Philadelphia, and Con Tobin, of this
city, met with four ounce gloves to-
night In a sporting resort here. Tw,
rounds were fought. In the third
round Tobin pulled off his gloves and
the fight was given to Fogarty. There
has been some talk of matching Tobir
against Herald and Dempsey.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
UI,aaIs broken

Asa cart loaded with m nS"ue about
ss:;9 ss ss1t ss Il; ss%s .; %ss
wheels opposite Cedar s sr0Iep by The
of the fellows was pred pred anotbeii
weight. The driver pIoTSu mon 1t, snc
cart and placed his load a ups away fol
the broken wheel was tsS0n
repairs.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
u EGISTER'S ORDER.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE,
INV CAsILk COUNTY, DEL,
il SE Q, ss6,

1--WE 8, lSs6,
nam :, ENecrtor of Elizabeth A. LYMAN,
deceased, 1t ls ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor afore-
said give notice of granting of letters
Iestamentsry, upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date of such
letters IN SIX OF the most public places of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same reriod
IN the DAILY RkPcBLIcAN, anewspaper pub
lished IN Wilmington, Del. ana to be contin-
uen therein three weeks, (e. 0. d.
- Givenunder the hand and Seal OF
L. E. Once of the Register Aforesaid, At
- Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
\ NorICE-All persons having claims against
\ the estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the said Executor, on
o! before june 18th, 1857, or abide the Act OF
l Assembly In such case made and provided.
THOMAS ID. LYMAN,
Executor.
Address, Newport, Del. je25-3w-eod
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
Household OF Faith Excursion.

The annual excursion Of this school
will 60 to Birmingham Park via. w. Il
N. II. R. tomorrow, July Sth. Trains
will leave the p, W. & Il. depot at 8
O'Clock a. M, and for the accommoda-
ton of friends living on the west side
of town q train will leave foot of Madi-
son street at o'clock a. IN. Adult
tickets, 80 cents; children, % cents.
All who 20 may expect q pleasant time.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
MARKIED

CAMPEkSUN-CULE the 4lh inst
at the MT. Salem M. f. Parsonage. by
Rev. X. u. Jones, Charles N. Dam pei soI
and Clara Dole.
PRIHTER-BLACK- tulv LIST 1888 nj
the residence OF John Billing slew. by .ht
Kew. William l.. McEwan ] ohm Printer
and Margaret J Black, b Jth OF Winning.
ton.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
Handsome Tea Service.

Superintendent Mills, of the Della
ware Railroad, and his family have
moved into their new home at Clayton.
The railroad employees have presented
Mrs. Mills with very handsome silver
tea service, beautifully chased and OF
unique pattern.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
80
Excursion

eouley's excursion to I0 ". SD
July 90, 1886, leaves p.a.. U lesgs.
Station at q. M arriying bop'
COLCHESTER at 4,3O p. III"
ut 8. %.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
IN REGISTERS OFFICE,
new CASTLE COUNTY, De,

June Oh 1885.
Upon the application of Mary Parry ana
" illiam Hewes, administrators of Oliver
II. PARRY, late OF Brandywine hundred,
in said county, deceased, 1t is prdere1
and directed by the Register tina the
Adlnini strators aforesaid, give notice OF prant-
Ing OF letters OF Administration upeH the
estate of the deceased, with the date Oh
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty DAYS from the date
of such letters In six of the most public places
of the county of New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against tile estate TO
present the same, or abide by an Act Of AS
semOly in such case made and provided and
also cause the same to be inserted within tine
same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, 0
newspaper published in the city Whining
ton, Del, and TO be continued therein three
weeks, (e. o. e..
II Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. s. Office of the Register aforesaid. at
= Wilmington. in New Castle County
sioresaid, the day and year above written,
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register,
Il NOTICE. Il persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrators on
or before june 9Th, 1857. or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made ana provided.
MARY FAIRY,
NM. HEWES,
Administrators.
Address, Taileyyille, New Castle Go.
! iel0-Sw -eOd
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
REFRIGERATORS,

The Climax, ' letor and Al
pine are included n our list.
These and a good line Of chest
refrigeratora have been marked
at lower prices tlaG ever before.
Oh stove and refrigerator circu-
lars mailed or z ven on az plic2.
ton.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
G. WORRELL.
CARPETlNGS.

We think we own the best
wire mattress known; have
them made for our special
sales in two weights, for
greater durability; price,
S5.5o and So 90, full size.
Mosquito canopies, tarle-
tans, nettings, etc, in all
colors. We have a lot OF
pink SKA and 100 in netting
at halt price. The edges
only off color by exposure to
sun in one of the windows.
Floor linens very cheap;
mattings very cheap. A
good time also to buy towels
and quilts. Never knew
them as cheap.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

az U tlol n r. iHs,
The following described real estate. viz:
All those TWO certain lots pieces or parcels
o. land situate III the city o1WilmihRtOn,
founded and described as i5lions. .Owit:
no. i. Beginning at the e~HcTly side OF
/ rres street At the distance o 81 feet 0
inches trOm the southerly Size Of IhiTtEe1th
street + line Of lHnd late Of Henry PieTson
thonco with his line esstsrlv parallel %
Thirteenth street d3 feet 10 the westerly side
Of Il 8 feet wide Alley cunning rOm Twelfth
10 thirteenth street, thence herewith south
erly II feet 10 a stake H. land conveyed TO ).
GraDston& DO. ttence with said land wes-
terly p rallel to thirteenth street through
the middle Of the division wall between the
two huus % feet to the said side Of Forrest
street, and ;he CO Herewith n0rthe-ly Ia
feet to the place of begianlng, he the con-
tenta thereof what IL may, with a Two story
brics house thereon erected.
hO.Z Bounded a. ii described AS follows,
to wit: Beginning on the easteriy sido OF
Head St eet at the iii. lance OF q teot from
tie sOutherly side Of ihir,eenl h street,
thence eastor.y 81 feet To the westerly side Of
3-feet wide alley running into tade street,
thence with said alley side sOutherly IL feet
to the line Of iaad OF Robert McCauliey,
thence with bis land westerly e. feet to the
with northerly IL feet TO the place of begin
piHg, 10 the contents thereof what they
may with a two.st0-y framo house thereon
erected. Book ", Vol. II, PAGE 304, &c,
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF nanlon NJ. Child ard Mary w
Child, his wiie, 1 ts., and TO be sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff
Sheriff. Once, Wilmington, June y. 1885
ie24eod-ts'
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

Tomorrow promises to a pc lar cor
stationary temperature. n IN Frids!'
ditions will probably prtVAii'
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

DIOR FIRST.OLASS DRESSMAKlNd
IL call at FOL Tatnall street. Cutting and
fitting done by measurment Tailor system
taught. Terms moderate. BY MRS. M. 4
DLVUU. a2T-eod
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

a, the REPUBLICAN Office IL - o'olccs
7o'clock 10 O'CLOCK 90
600 $50
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
Water Coolers

at two.thirds their value. |. Levi,
Row, Alb King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

UTAEcEn-TWO aOrD ZEN TO
w wcrE at hay. Apply at once, SCI
Market street. II
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

IHT AHIED-A YOUNG MN TO
w learn the retail drug busils'7. Ro-
dress "Stuient," this office. lyT-2t
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

yyTAErED-TWO GIRLS II SORT
w rags. Steady wo-g Apply I III w
Front street L MOtFIIr a 90. Its
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

Y1DR RENT Two ROOMS; ONE
e ont on trst floor; has been occupied
by pbys'c all; with all converter es Al
ply at t0l French street. lynn
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

Address, Newport. Del.