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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

COLOR'D EXCURSION
To Little HoCk,
Via Memphis and Little Rock X. r.,
FOR BENEFIT OF AVERY CHAPEL.
TRAIN will leave Louisville and Nash
i vile Depot Saturday, I4th tnstaet,
&C 10 o'clock p. m and returning leave
Little Rock at 8 !. IN. Sunday. Fare TOR the
Round Trip, s2.oO, and lots OF room ior ali;
the Pastor, the Rev. GEORGE DARDIS, and
ali the c lored friends OF the Church are re-
,soectfully invited TO attend. A Grand Camp
Meeting now conyening at little ROCK;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13
WILL DO THE WORK.

A letter was read from the Kansas
City, Springfield and Memphis rail
way agreeing to the request OF the
Council that it pave Calhoun street be-
tween the west line OF Shelby street
and the east line of Tennessee street
and the west line of Sixth street was
received and filed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13

DROWN COTTON GIN-0ne 80. saw Brown
d Cotton Gin, Feeder and Condenser com
plete, It has been so little used as to have
been shsrpened only once. Will sell at bic
bargain. Address
10 & / w. NEW BORN. Macon. Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13
FOR SALE.

GALE OF QUEENswARE sToRE.aThe
large and splendid stock Of China, Glass
and Queenswsre, belonging to the late G. n.
Erich, of Memphis, Tenn, is for SALE, This
is one of the most valuable stocks OF
goods new for sale in the South. It embraces
avery variety Of goods usually kept by such
large houses. An account of the stock is now
being taken. II will be sold upon reasona'
BILE terms. Address
MRS. ELISE ERICH. Memphis. Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13
Personal.

CISTERNS-Built and repaired and war
" ranted. Inventor Of the Sanitary Por,-
land Cetoent Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone S88. THOS. CUBBlNS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13

A petition from Zellner & Co. and
others, asking to be allo wed to put
down a stone crossing on Main street
from Robson, Block < Co. to the Pea
body Hotel, and proposing to pay for
the work was received.
Mr.. Lee moved that the resolution
governing the putting down OF Gloss
ings be enforced, which was carried.
The ordinances prohibit the laying OF
crossings 10 the middle Of block.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13

D0ILER-0ne large steam boi. er and at
d tachments complete. This boiler is made
of &. coo pound irou, 5-l6th inch thickness,
and one Of the best ever made in Tennessee.
D. C. SLAUGHTER, -
Chairman County Court.
D. II nJnannon rnurthousa Ey1Qineer
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13

DR.. C Back OF the City Hospital,
reported number of patients remain
ing July LIST "a; received in July, 100;
discharged in July "a; died 81; re-
naming II; total Gated ia. Sew
enteen were residents CT the city, II
OF the State, 43 nj Arkansap, % OF
Mississippi, aud 20 of other States
The pay roll YVES 1906 16; other ex-
pens g 1920 So; total 1916 IA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
A Double Tragedy.

CHICAGO, Nov. N.-A terrible double
tragedy occurred In q tenement. house
on north Ashland avenue this afternoon
MRS. Emma Smith, nineteen years old
and only recently married, was shot
dead Dy Charles Gregor, q disslpatsd
bartender, whose advances she refused
Gregor committed suicide o moment
after his victim breathed her last,
Owing to q trivial quarrel, William P.
Smith, night cashler OF down town
restaurant, and husband of the dead
woman, had in q moment Of passion left
her few days ago.
She wae ut once pestered by Oregon
who lives In the same honee, but the
young wsman promptly secured EN-
plcyment as o Waitress, and sought q
reconciliation with her husband. He
readily consented, and to-day the two
spent their time IN each Others COM
psny. They were In hiRa spirits, and
at parting late in the afternoon. Smith
affectionately kissed his wife zoos. bye.
he had scarcely lcfs the house. when
'3regor staggered In. The bartender
Was heavily under the Influence Of
liqnor, and became enrased upon hear
ing that Smith and his bride were re-
united. He pulled revolver from ais
pocket, aud without word of warn.
ing. shot Mrs. Smith through the
heart. She fell to the floor dead, while
.'1reeor. putting the weapon TO his own
head, stretched himself corpse less
than yard distant. For more than an
hour afterwaId The scene in the loom
was fearful ono. The aged mother
and father Of the dead girl had rushed
In, and though almost crazed, refused
to be led out OF tho Apartment
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
The Advance In Silver.

The London quotation for silver bar,
has reached 46A pence per ounce. AZ
advance OF nosriy - per cent. from, "A
pence. the price on the Stat of July last,
The advance has been continuous since
Lord Salisbury consented to the ap,
pointmsnt OF royal com mission to in
quire into the causes and effects of the
decline Of silver. with special reference
to tho extont to which India is affected
by it. This apparent disposition of the
British government TO take steps to re-
store the old ratio OF silver to gold is
supposed to have had an influence upon
the market. Up to the present time the
British government has steadily refused
to participate in international ReQoti
ations looking to the establishment of Q
universal ratio, on the Rrouad that in
reference to nx any given ratio must
DO futile. II the mere expectation of
British interference has advanced the
price Of silver - per cent silver men
win not fnd it difficult to believe that
active cooperation ON the part OF the
British government with Germany,
France, Italy and the United States in
Q pfo-siiver movement would advance
1t to 30 pence per ounce, the price when
our present silvsr-coinsge law was
passed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
Millennial Dawn

This is the first volume of q seriel
under this title, and treats, ss The
author terms 1t, OF the "Plan of the
Ages." The second volume will be
npon the ''Times and SeseoHs" of Scrip
ture. This volume takes up the lubjeci
at point where the skepticalIy inelin.
ed will be most interested and proce ed 4
with the important theme in logical
order, step by step pressn tin Z the truths
which the au5bor finds In the Bible
bearing upon the subject. The author.
while close reasoner, Ia smiuently
scriptural, bringing forth 9TH us said
the Lord" to substsntiate all his argu-
ments. The subject aud its treatment
are deeply interesting. and all seekers
after the 80 called hidden truths OF Re-
violation will be delighted to find a
treatise that explains so clearly things
but half understood or mysterious be-
fore. ii. N. Fowler and o., 1923 Aroh
street, Philadelphia, Pa, Publisners.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

"Most assuredly not" wac the aston
ished reply. 81 had sbe doubtful priyi
lege OF meeting him on the train o few
weeks ago, and he managed TO enter
tain me very aRreeably for an hour OF
90. have since learned that he 10 a
pretty fairly accomplished Adventurer
Of great oltverness and unnum bered
aliases I"
20 oh" poor Settle gasped, 80 hyster.
ically that the young man speedily
hurried her into . cab that had JUS,
stopped at his signal.
II was we'll for Settle, perhaps, that
William was generous and trustful
lover; 1t may, too, have been we'll for
her that she learned little discretion
by bit of experience, disagreeable and
humtliatiDg m 1t was. She no longer
Wanted her Independence OF decision t;
she no longer affected mot TO care" for
the opinions OF others.
FOR do care q great DEAL" she con
fessea to good Aunt Jean ~ want peo-
pie TO think we'll OF me for William q
sake, for your sake, for the sake Of them
who love me best, and whom I honor
mort.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
Tho F.neral Certcgs.

NEW YoRR, Nov. 81. Tho anal ar
raneements for the funeral of OK Presi
Gent Arthur have been completed. N,
one Will be permitted to enter the hous
to morrow except the pail. bearers snt
MON bers OF the fam lily. At 3 30 o'clocl
the body will be taken to the church
Ambulance to the church will be By
card. After the services tho military
guard In command of General 6cofield
will precede the hearse and carriages te
the depot.
The train will leave at 10 O'Clock
sharp, ard no one DO permitted TO 20 on
u except the pall-bearers and family.
Tue. pAll-bsArers will be ex Secretaries
Walter Q Gresham, Robert T. Lincoln,
W. Chandler, ex .Postm ester General
frank hatton, ex-Atsorney General b..
II. Brewster, General P. Fl. Sheridan,
DR.. Cornelius r. AKnew, @. N. Bliss,
Robert g. Dun, George II. Sharpe,
Charles L, Tiffany and Cornelius Van
derbilt.
One thousand police Off GERS have TO.
day been detailed to service In connec
ton with the funeral. They will be
Commanded BY Inspector Steers, sup
ported by i've espbAins. Thirty OF the
sallest men Of the entire force will act
as escort to the hearse. All the men
Will wear full winter uniform, with
bSlta, batoDs and white gloves.
THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. The Presi-
dent left Washington tonight fer New
York on the ten-o'clock train over the
Pennsylvania Railroad. He was &C,
ocmpanied BY Secretaries Bay ard and
Villas and Private Secretary Lamont,
They occupied car No. 100, the private
oar Of Vice President Thompson, OF the
Pennsylvania Road. Secretaries Lamar
and Whitney, Chief Justice Waite,
Justices Hsrland and Blatchford. and
Senators Sherman, Logan, Morrill,,
Cameron, Vest and German left on the
four.o'clook train over the same road
to represent their respective branches
OF the government ut sx-President
Arthur's funeral. The party occupied
special parlor Car and were aooompa.
ntcd by Sergeant-At-A Arms CAnatay,
Representative Springer, Wellborn,
WEkins, Matson, Hit and Heard. ole
Washington contingent of tho com M f.
tie on the part of the House to attend
the funeral, left on the IL 30 train TO-
day.
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|No11or.

on account Of the enlargement Of the
sewer and alteration Of the grade 1t From,
and Adams streets, which work Is nov IA
progress. Front street from Monroe n
Adams will be closed to travel until further
notice. Persons travelling in vehisles in thu
southwestern part Of tho city should sake
Second. Chestnut, Jsekssn or Monroe
stree@ TO get around the obstruction.
FRANCIS McoLosKEY,
nis-H Street omnissionsr.
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TODAY! TO-DAY!

| For a $40 Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothing
House. No. 4Io Market,
street. John w. Diefendorf,
Manager.
For a $I2 Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothing
House, No 4I6 M ark e t
street. John w. Diefendorf.
Manager.
For a $3.50 .Overcoat
visit the Wilmington Cloth
ing House, No. 416 Market
street. John w. Diefendorf,
Manager.
For a SIS Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothing
House, No. 416 Market
street. John W. Diefen-I
dorf, Manager.
For a S17 Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothingi
House, No. 4Io Market
street. John w. Diefendorf,
Manager.
For an SIS Overcoat visit
the Wilmington ClothingI
House, No. 4Io Markell
street. John w. Diefen-
dorf, Manager.
For a $50 Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothing
House, No. 4Io Markell
street. John w. iefen-I
dorf, Manager.
1t you want an Overcoat|l
at $22 SO visit the Wilming.I
ton Clothing House, No. /!
4l6 Market street. joint;
w: Diefendorf, Manager. |,
For a $25 Overcoat visitlI
the Wilmington ClothingI;;
House, No. 416 Markell
street. John w. Diefen- i
1orf, Manager.
For a $50 Overcoat visit !
The Wilmington Clothingiee
House, No. 41o Markell
street John w. Diefendorf.
Manager. Il
In fact, it you want all
stylish Overcoat visit theIaa
" ilmington Clothing House =
No. 4I6 Market street. JohaI /
w. Diefendorf, Manager. I
And do not forget that we a
nave an immense stock of !
Ready-Made Clothing for :
Men, Youths. Boys and n
hildren. The best styles \
n the market, and all new
foods at No. 41o Market
'treet. John w. Diefen-
lori, Manager.
Fine Custom Work done I
t No. 416 Market street. I
Come in o-day and look at b
'ur styles. F
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NorIoE.

DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERs r.xv
FOR 1885.
me undersigned, receivers Of taxes for tho
CITY OF wilmington, hereby give notice to
dell nqusnt taxpayers for the year 1855. 70
call Ut once at the Office, No. 10 East sim
Hreet, and settle for the same, In order TO
avoid trouble and extra cost. In Gil casa
Vnere prompt payment is not made tbs
properties VIII be sold for the taxes. Ii win
De well for all interested to heed tbs warn
ing, EDMUNnP MonaH
keceiver Northern District. fnclud i.y all
north Of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver Southern District. ipeiua,n. ~,
south Of Sixth street. - M. a.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
Tx EOUToRs' SALE
III -OT-
Il EAL ESTATE and PERSONAL, PROP,
ERrY.
Will Do sold at public sale,


On tho premises, the real estate and person
ted on the public road leading from Centre
vile % Smith's Bridge, about one.haIf m liz
from CeDtreville. Ohristiana Huudted. Hell.
containing twenty-hv acres and lOrty Ave
percncs t2t acres and 4b perches) Of land, oil
tfi1able, in a high state OF cultivation: 4
new frame house, containing 10 rosms' house
we'll finished; nevey-failnR wall, with a
good pump at the door; good fysme barn.
WITH good ttaDling; new csrrisxc house
Win gamers overhead; corn crib, tobacco
nouee, and ell necessary oulbuiid; ags. Tho
isrm is In good neiglborhood, conyeniept
70 churches, schools and mills, about eix
miiee nom Wilmington. also at tho same
tiIae and place, all the personal pro oerty
consisting OF stock: One good horse, 2 good
COWS, y fat hoSs. also rs pairs OF chleke as;
SION, piowe, harrows. cultivstors, forks,
rskes and hoes, wheelbsrrow, lot OF car.
Psnter tools, lot het bed sash, 4 acres of
wheat In ground, hay by the ton.
corr BY the bushel, corn fodder
py the bundle. potatoes By the bushei, grain
arRet dearborn and harness, shoemak er's
bench and tooie; household and kitchen fur
nIture, sub ~ bods, bedsteads and bedding.
bureaus, wash stands, tables, chairs. oar
pets, oil cloths, stair carpets and rods, cook
movs, boxing glasses, settes, tubs; also
cr0okery and glassware, dairy fixtures. buck
Gu, pans, shurn. butter print and ladIe; also
one barrel OF good vinegar. Many other ar.
tieles TOO tedious to mention. Sale positive,
me ABOVE property viii be shown any per-
sSn Wishing TO view tire same by calling on
the executors. Conditions will be made
Known on day fsaie. sale TO commence at
IL O'Clock m.
JOSEPH p. CHANDLER,
ELIZABETH J. RIrGHIE,
Executors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

DUBLlO SIMULTANEOUSLY. ss.ssyz
l. ing Day OF Bockessin, Del, on AfR~
THURSDAY AFTERNOO
THE 18TH DAY OF NOvEMBEh, 1885
You arc cordially invited to be there and
buy 70 fine fresh cows and springers, from
nD 4tN ", J. BUOTH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
DIR, THEEl S Sl|l. s:;s e.: ::

80 ~ Ru I'm M lar sradnnta r rsss-
- - I,cnn Surgeon Of both schools Philadas
III ap as Certificates Diplomas pro,e for al
o aans Blood Poison. Diseases the skin fdney.
Serx n sS,,ss , tisers Throat affections
yy. structure, sbuse OF so.cnlled npreiv yere,.h.
neoicne premature decline suceessfuIy ;,eated 1 s
Fapldy cured after all others fail. Keller NJ ann
Ky, She should read Dr. Theel's book "TrUb re,ie
ysrssd ~ h aud exposure Of sWndes ad
r ~ oooks pamphlets, circulars dislribn,ad ~
Nhtre diseases described a. terrible ana 49,
ho.,,,s writings are condemned BY The chief n
~ menich science and fan OF barefsced ~
eSasgera,ing hsose snforfunafes who read them n,
privs ths ny eonoton Of the poor sufferers they az
reregs e, Al nope and make them the victims Of dan.
tions meisnehoiia, beware Of the free pyeserirs
revefsnds vendors patent msdclnss ~
% cure All who, with their remedy pretend
y, al imaginable diseases while true science tesehs.
disease oe must change With the various stages or IN
honrs 70 s. g. Wpinesday ana sa,,.s IS
10 r. ~ 70 ~, ~; ,sHndays 8 to /. Write or call
BE 1T KNOWN, s s,s b.: Thee. 81, one .,
tshune European speefniirf n ne els1 q
phia. he made his studies for q rears rsssy =.
dcntna rseessors yshr a Mailer, as bis ,r
ettested By the German Court and
9dge e ~ erlcss Legntfen, Read Truth gN
a lcI yourself and save yourself fex. fsirna -
~ AAAuSe preNuaers, md years OF ulih suniness
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

We have just received a joo lot OF
ladies', misses and ohildren's 25-cent
band-knit hoods. Cab and see the M al
Hukill q Poist's, Second and Tatnail
streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

pUBLlO SALk-TO CLUSE AN ES-
l. TATE on the premises, RIO. eli Yves,
From street. between Jefferson aad Madison
Streets, Wilmington, Del.
"A desirable manufacturing plant, with
Vood motive power, and accessible by rail
and water. I he attention Of manu- ;acturers
IS respectfully called to this Is e. rare oppor.
tun1ty FOR Investment Sale Will take place
az z O'Clock p. M, on TT BSDAY. Nov. 2sd
1853, when terms WIN be made Enown. Pos.
sas5i0n March rs, 1887.
HARRY CR aIG, Executor.
Il. W. Stidham 4 Sen, Auct's. n8.l2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
JIG. Rob inson. Auctionesr. n %1c

SALE OF srOCk-WlLL BEeSE.N
- sold at puolic sale at the rest X LG42U
dence Of VIM. 5. Good!ey, nearMN
BOOTHS Corner, Delaware County, Pa, on
MONDAY, NOV EMBER 18TH, 1850.
tip. FL.
70 good young mich Cows, direct from Gum.
Deriand County, Pa FONT forget the
time or pace. No postDonement. Two and
four months credit.
GuODLEY BALDWIN,
] ID Howard. Auc. nls-d&w.ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

-Al A BAh9AlN.IF SOLD
as next 90 days, a store and
ly heY containing 10 rooms,
E'aei, all 10 good order. Oen-
IL Investment will ray 10 Per
n'sn'ilg such property please
Y No. ! W. Tth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
NOTICE.

|NorloE.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TRx.supxp
NEW OAsrLE, DHL.. Nov. 1ath, lsso.
BY authority ofa resolution OF the Law
Uoult OF New Castle County, l, wins N
neIo pert, treasurer OF said county, WAS al.
rected TO advertise for q loan Of si2, 600 AZ a
r ra.e OF interest not TO exceed 8 per sentum
per annum, the said loan being FOR aims
mouse purposes and redeemable in Install.
nents IS follows, TO wit $4,000 Uecem Der
ist, lgl2i $4,000 De,ember LIST, i9la.
sealed proposals for all or any part OF said
.oan win % received BY the treasurer u D TO
and including he 26th day Of Noyembsr' A
1880. The right 10 reject any or all bids
tu u Dc deemed to the interest OF the county
TO do SCI 10 hereby reserved
WILLIAM HERBERT
Address: New CASTLE, Del. nis-iat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

~ Ok S1UEAEaE--A MUM
cuirsoie aouses, With al the
:97enens. lit.lo casn required
o3 Win BE- 'Ssol In part or whole
hs.Aaeea Lay remain on mort.
N, Elso oaildirg sites u IL!
lsY lct io,ideneos also manu-.
", especially adapted for mo-
y, win ~ evor-ilow,ng stream
~ hfOlgt-it, about 200 feet
BslirJsd. City tax ono
|'sllafsa.rs. This property will
at,s q IN ghsiler lots, al
p p1FshhssrH. Also houses To
ThOS. nj. OGLE,
T02 Trench street.
FURD, an and Rodney. slit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

ss..USlhGAP, AND On EASY
" W loth street, o rooms with
Ess,.s,s.sements, front porch, man.
|.aolene /; also q harm Of 80
IN n,.su y IN good order and
E'W VIII exchange In part for
/" J. j. PEIROE,
Q W. It'll street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

I'D street, 8 rooms and bath,
W rankin street, 9 rooms and
u, TO- o22 Bsnnettstreet. 9 reomi
nv No. SO2 h. 18th street,
esln. $3.50. No. 1907 kodney
~ AID path, s250a. No. so w.
I@hs and bath, 1880. Those
oe sold on easy terms. M 7.
Va Market street. n2leod ON
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

POARDINq-VERY DESIRA LIE
- second story front room ,uewly,pApered
and furnished, with board, No. 2lS West
Seventh street MIA as
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

II OSr-A TIGER EYE SET or A
~ ring, in going fro n this once TO Dun.
cana store. A reward viii be paid II left ct
this once. n20.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

n OsT-A PoOKET-BOOK CONTAIN.
- ing S32 In notes Was lost on Monday at.
ternoon In Orsnston 4 Newbold's coal yard
~ newport, o. on the road from there 70
brandy wino Springs A reward OF % will
be paid on the same being left at this ONCE
nll a. eadt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
ESTABLISHED 1855.
Wilmington Wagon Works,

to lis uTsrgs street,
2o0 to a2 West 2xp strssi.
ALWAYS IN STOCK,
Express and Market Wagons,
Brick, Dirt and Farm Carts.
Push Carts, Hopper and Side.
board Barrows, Rodenhausen's
Patent Coal Wagon. Black and
Ship Smithing. Horse Shooting
Specially.
sepp-Sm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
$i.0O for 60 Gents,
$l.Oo for 60 Cents.
AT RUSSELL'S
=" BEE HIVE "
300 Market Street,

IS pieces of DRESS GOODS
Newest Styles made, all wool
46x52 inches wide, were 81 las,
week, to-day 90 cents a yard.
This is not our loss, but the
manufacturers. The goods were
all made this season. The STYLES
are unquestionable.
Children's Double-Knee Hose
at I5c a pair. Just the thing
for school.
Ladies Black Cashmere
Gloves at I9c a pair; regular
25c goods.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

ELEdANTLY FURNISHED Rooms
~ with board and six o'clock dinners, no
VAC buren street, one block from Delaware
avenue strset-cars. Address Private Family,
this office. naO2.f
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

tvNT-TwO ROOMS TO AN
EN soIoted widow or old maid,
(ly evi fridge, South Whining
sus Sscs and second floor front,
oof . Vet not more than two in
s nt go. q. MARls, $50,
n sal,,et. or address A. oOkER,
1 delaware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
WAITED.

tTp.A THOROUaH BUSINESS
s,lsnsp or lady, with rem ~ 600
manage and control Prof. Christ.
k,stst french Tailor System Of
Farmer tOutting. Business and Of
I.ssd At !p4 Marie. street, vii.
III A good chance TO the right
klsrlew required for particulars.
o2T.18t-eods
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
BOYS WILL BE BOYS

means that boys OF life and energy arc
seldom gu let tesr around lively and wear
out snoe leather pretty last. Tho phi osphi.
cal plan when yeu can't help III, Ia 10 let
them run. Get th0m good wearing shoes
which need not be expensive II you know
where TO buy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

Npa,t =, y eOCEkY IN THE
'ER, n n y .ne 3, city; good location.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

snS,i WILL OFFER MY
ny wagons, buggies, Jump.
X, , prioes for 3 months, on 3, o
IA ,,,eaf, In order to reduce
\ VVln' WIN. II. COLE,
1905 Market at.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

fgr-A WOMAN OF ExPERI.
!, IN general merchandise store;
m age preferred. Address der.
II. Newark, Del. Matt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

a NJ "a RENT--A II q u s E
\ ru.,, union street between
In,I,o'li.h streets, fronting the
4 pIscaap Lot 100 by $50 feet,
I'M NJ, ilr business. Apply to
'i'' salem nj. Z Church.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

H. on EXCHANGE FOR
nue. farm on the State
H. oM Mlddletown, Del; con
4 t,,seli fenced with hedges,
E,l .,'alinings. Is planted with
liSp psafs, cherries and grapes.
In eT2 Sh1pley street. NO 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

(sw, Or RENr-KNARE
fat 30 s t,nn,ng and repairing
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