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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-03

"a nao1 Inst nv a vote of 81 to ~
" Rurdiue offered an amendmentpro-
..;5fng that the &. Il :. /. X. X. Go. shall
kaep continuously, on both ends OF the
read one-half the conyicts under their
control. unless in case Ct epidemics or
money panies, and that they shall work
Ten instead of twelve hours per day.
Adopted.
Mr.. Jones, of Wilkinson, offered an
amendment to strike out the words
money panic in" above. Adopted.
Mr.. Williamson, Of Carroll, moved that
a specials committee OF five be appoint
ed. TO whom shall be referred all bills
pertaining to the leasing out of the pen
itentiary, who shall report bill proyid-
ing that three of the State officers be APP
pointed a Board to lease the penn
tertiary for the best interests Of the
state, all matters to be considered.
Messrs. Williamson, of Kinds, and
Henry favored Mr. Cook opposed.
Mr. Scarborough called the previous
question on motion to commit. Call
sustained, and the motion lost by vote
Of 81 TO -.
Mr.. Gibbs offered an amendment by
way Of substitute for the whole matter,
and moved its adoption.
Mr.. Gwin moved to table. Tabled.
Mr. Wells offered an amendment to
the bill of Committee as amended.
Mr.. Cook offered an amendment tc
above amendment.
Mr.. Trigg moved to table both amend
ments. Carried.
Mr.. Burkitts amendment providing
that no less than Of the convicts bt
used in construction Of the road from
Ripley to PontOtoc. Adopted.
AIr. Jones. of Wilkinson, amended
that the Governor anu Superintendent
of Penitentiary, shall appoint on
sergeant to every 80 convicts, to super
wise guards and convicts, and who shall
be paid salaries of $50 per month, ant
may be removed for cause. Adopted.
Mr.. Truly 3 amendment providing tina
if the said company sha1 not have CON
pleted road from Ripley TO Pontotoc b
lst Of March, 1883, then suit to b
franchises granted under this act 10 b
void Adopted
Mr.. Cooper's amendment that the roa
be subject to taxation within one yea
from completion or after six years fror
date if not completed Adopted.
Mr.. Haden's amendment that the sal
road pay certain sums into the lreasur
was tabled.
Mr.. Williamson, of Carroll, move
the indefinite postponement of the bi
and advocated his motion. Lost by
vote Of 81 to II.
Mr.. Trigg moved the final passage
the bill and called the previous question
Call sustained and bill passed by vote
80 to 20.
Al II :55 the House adjourned.
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CIrATION.


PSI PERRY KING, Deceased.
Chaneery Court, First District, Kinds County
Mississippi.
fINIIE FINAL ACCOUNT OF MRS. o. C. RIMES,
4 Administrators, de boniS non, OF said Perry
Kings estate, having been filed It'll accompanying
vouchers. notice is hereby given TO all persons in
teresed in said estate TO show cause, if any they
cam at a term OF said Court to be held the Chan
Gerry Court Room in jackson, Mississippi on the
SECOND MONDAY OF MARCH, 1886, why said ae-
count shall not be allowed and said Administrator
discharged. W. L. RATLIFF, Clerk.
BY A. q. MOORE, d. c.
jackson, Jan'y go, 1ssG-w5t.
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO N0N.REsIDENTs.
In the Circuit Court of the United States for
southern District Of Mississippi.

AfAsNA4~A
ReBREr maxwell,
$751; "
TERRELL, EFT
On MOTION OF COMPLAIN ANTS AND DUE
" proof made to the Court in respect TO the
nonresident defendants named In this order II =
now ordered by the Court. that the defendants :
J. Terrell, NJ. L. Terrell, Hattie A, Mcintosh, Tab
itha simmons, Ozeila Meredith, Adelsna Meredith,
Lewis Meredith and Florence Meredith and I. J.
Meredith, residing at Duvalfs Bluff, Arkansas
Joe C. Terrell, residing in Arkansas, post-oiilee
unknown; Calvin Terrell, citizen OF Alabama,
living at Florence, Alabama; Richmond Terrell,
residing at Columbus, Tennessee, and Eliza How
ell residing Weatherford, Texas, enter their p
pearance and plead, or denlr 70 the Dill IN
the cause, ON OF before the FIRST MONDAY or
MAY, 1856 jackson, before the United states
Circnit Court for the Southern District OF Missls-
sippi This order TO be published Tor four eonseeu-
tive weeks in the Jackson Weekly Clarion, and
copy sent 10 each OF Defendants by mail, by ths
Clerk OF this Court
Ordered and adiudged. this, the I7th day Of Feb
| ruary, 1856 r. \. HILL, Judge
| Teste: J. NJ MCKEE, Clerk
F: JOHNSTON, Solicitor for Complainant
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Reported back that il do pass.

Reported back that i do pass
Passed
Mr.. johnson, Of Kinds presented ac-
counts Of late Public Printer to close OF
his term of Office Referred to Com
mittee on Appropriations.
Report Of Special Committee Of 3 to
visit the Mount Herman Seminary.
Universities.
Mr.. West called up an act to incorpo
rate the the town Of Gray's Mill
Holmes County. Tabled ; ubject TO
call
Mr.. Blackwell: To exempt dogs from
taxation in .Issaquena county.
Mr.. Haden stated he thought that WAS
the doggondest bill yet introduced and
called for its reading. Bill indefinitely
postponed.
To authorize the board Of supervisors
of Issaquena county TO furnish the sheriff
and tax assessor of said county With
books and stationery. indefinitely
postponed.
| Mr.. Weaver: To authorize the Judges
| of elections i'll Itawamba county toregis-
/ ter voters on days of election. Reglstra-
ton and:EIections.
Mr.. Weaver called up an act for the
relief Of Spencer Hare, an invalid OF
| Itawamba county. Substitute Of Com
mittee adopted and bill passed.
Mr. McRae called up an act to incor-
porate the town of Ocean Springs.
Amendment adopted and bill passed.
Mr.. McRae: To establish heavy
artillery battery on the Coast of Missis
sippi. Military.
Mr.. McRae: To require all steam
boats and tugs navigating the Pascagouls
and Dog rivers OF this State 20 provide
spark arresters for their engines. Passed
Mr.. McRae: A memorial to the Con
gress of the l. ,. TO open the West Pas
cagoula TO free navigation. Adopted.
Mr.. McRae: To amend an act to pro
tect fresh water fish in Pascagoula river
approved March ], 1884 Passed.
Mr. McRae: To make the Jail at Mos
D Point, in district No. g. of jackson coun
ty, legal Jail. Passed.
l. Mr.. McRae: In relation to the Boar
of Pilot Commissioners of Pascagoui
Bay, and for other purposes. Passed.
Mr.. McRae: To incorporate the Ca:
y we'll Lake Stock Company of .jackso
8 county. Passed.
Mr.. McRae: A petition from certai
= young men of Jackson county /
temperance.
Mr.. Scarborough: For the relief c
W. NJ. Richardson cripple of Smit
4 county, and Isaac Hsssey, cripple G
: Jasper county, and - Hinton, q
Clarke county. Passed
Mr.. Truly: TO amend chap. 2l3, act
. 1882, in relation to swine running q
y large in Jefferson county. Passed.
Z Mr. Truly: To provide additional pa
. for chancery clerks of Claiborne an
g Kinds counties, for services not provide
- for by law Tabled subject to call.
70 Mr.. Askew: To amend the charter
= the Artesia, Starkville and Grenad
> Railroad Company. Passed.
=, The Governor has approved the 10
10 lowing bills:
&c To amend chap. 30, Code 1880 and q
I! amendment thereto, of chapter 81, &C
- 1854, and to define and limit the duti
IL of the boards of supervisors so lar
j, rel ties to Jackson, Harrison and Ela
~ cock counties.
. TO authorize and empower the boa
60 of supervisors Of Claiborne county
% settle with the sureties on the boz
- of Jno. G.. Hastings, late treasurer.
:, At 2 O'Clock the House took rece
:. till $3.50.
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THE STATE OF MIsSISSIP PI,
LEMON PALMER,
SUSAN PALMER

rENO SUSAN PALMER, DEFENDANT IN THE
4 above styled suit: You commanded to
appear before the Chancery Court of the County
OF Hinds First District, ia said State, the %
MONDAY IN MARCH, 4. ID. 1856. TO defend the suit
in said court OF Lemon Palmer, wherein you
defendant. w. /. RAILIFF Clerk,
Jackson Feb. 3 's6-5w By A. q. MOORE, d. c
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The following Senators were appointed
IA a special committee on Levees: Messrs.
Guyt0n, Boyd, Packwood, Whitney and
Owen
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TO prevent hog, sheep and goats from
running at large in certain parts OF Benton
county.
A memorial to the Congress OF the
United States for the improvement OF the
Tombigbee river.
The Senate adjourned at 6:lo o'clock
until $50 Monday morning.
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The A leehen es i'm September.

The eeconu OF the series OF pleasure
tours to the heights of the Alleghebies,
under the management OF the excursion
director of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, will be run on Thursday,
September h.
The first of the series. which LETT
Philadelphia on the ID instant, though
limited to a small number by reason OF
the unusually large lumber OF perma-
nent guests still sojourning at Cresson,
was q marked success. The trip was
greatly enjoyed by the paracipants,an and
having arrived at Cresson they proceed
ed to extract full measure OF ENJOY ment
from the many pleasant ways that Greg
son always offers to its guests. Inere
was music and dancing in the evening,
M utic and promenadiBg In the morning,
rambling and driving all day. 1t was
g thoroughly enjoyable occasion to all
concerned.
The second excursion will undoubted-
|ly be fully as delightful In every respect
as the first. A more propitious date
could not be selected. The peculiar at
tractivepess of this period OF the sum-
mer ia found In the exquisite clearness
of the atm osphere end the bracing vigor
| of the mountain air. The simple act
OF breathing such absolutely pure ozone
lis wonderfully recreating, while the
lcrispness Of the morning and afternoon
tenn perature gives an irresistible Inn
pulse to exercise. For rambling in the
wild w God, driving or riding among the
beauties OF nature the days OF mid-Sep'
TEN ber are the choicest of the year.
The NUN Der OF tickets to be sold for
the second excursion will be limited to
$50. and the indications foreshadow an
Gag or demand for them. Those who in
tend to join the party are requested to
secure their tickets we'll In advance OF
the appointed day. The same rates will
be maintained as for the previous excur.
sion, Tickets will be sold good for ten
days, including one days board at the
Mountain House To those remaining
longer than one day q special ednction
| In the hotel rates will be granted. The
special train will leave Broad street sta
ton at 10 80 q. M, arriving at Cresson
Is SO p. m.
Train connec' ing with the special at
Broad street station, Philadelphia. will
leave Wilmington at 9 90 q. m. Excur-
sion tickets as described above, $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
M,stakes of Life.

Somebody has condensed the mistakes
Of life, and arrived at the conclusion
that there are fourteen of them. Most
people would say, If they told the truth.
that there was no limit to tie mistakes
of life; that they we're like the drops IN
the ocean. or the sands of the shore In
number, but IL is we'll to be accurate
Here, then, are fourteen great mistakes.
CIT Is q great mistake to set up our owa
standard OF right and wrong, and Judge
people accordingly; to measure the en-
10y ment of others by our own; to expect
uniformity of opinion in this world; to
look for Judgment and experience In
youth: to endeavor to mould all dispo-
sitions alike; to yield to immaterial
triiles; to look for perfection in our own
actions; to worry ourselves and others
with what cannot be remedied; not to
alleviate all that needs alienation as
/ far as lies In our power; not to make
allowances for the intirmities OF others;
to consider every thing impossible that
we cannot perform; to believe only what
|our finite minds can grasp; to expect to
be able to understand everything. ~
Montreal Witness.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

In Philadelphia last week 65,43T per.
sons took advantage of the privileges OF
the public bath houses. The authori
ties of that city, with an intelligent re-
gard for both health and cleanliness,
are yearly adding 10 the facilities for
free bathing. The city now has three
permanent bath houses and two f0at-
ing structures on the Delaware, and
another, to COST So 600. Ia to be built by
next season In the northeastern part OF
the city. --.=
There is at least one know nothing In
Boston, and he owns house. on which
this sign hangs: ITO Let-Four rooms
to an American family; $12 psr month.
No foreigners need apply,
An English society, whose members
are of that way of thinking, Is about te
issue q weekly journal to be devoted te
proving that This pl anet Is not revol
wing globe.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

NOTlUE- UNDER AND PURSUANT
~ to the Act OF the q eneral Ass emily OF
the State Of Della ware entitled, IAN Act
Concerning Private Corporations, passed
at Dover, March y, 1888, notice is hereby
given that an application will be made to
the Honorable 1gnatius @. Grubb, Associate
J Judge OF the Superior Uorrt of the State OF
Delaware, residing In New Castle County,
on Tuesday, the 1.th day Of september
1885, At 10 O'Clock In the morning. at Cham
beers In the city of Wilmington, for the In.
corporation OF q company to be called
bennington Machine Company" the object
of which Ia TO manufacture engines, boilers,
pumps, tools and machinery OF all kinds, iron
and brass castings, and to do general ma
chine and foundry business to use, sell OF
otherwise dispose Of such manufactured pro-
ducts, and as incidental TO the business Of
said corporation to acquire, use and dispose
Of such letters patent or licens's or rights
hereunder and other property as shall be
deemed by said corporation promotive Of Its
objects and purposes. and generally to d.
all things necessary or proper for the car
ryinK on of said business.
BRADFORD & VANDEGR1FT,
Attorney for proposed incorporators.
sep2 lot
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
NOTICES.
CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
in the sx in the City Counc Gil chamber un.
TIL 80 O'Clock +. m. THURSDAY, Sep
TENDER 9, 1885. for grading, as follows:
For Rbou. 2, $50 cubic yards Of excavation
from the bed Of Sixth avenue b tween Mary
land avenue and Brown street of Brown street
between Sixth and Seventh avenues, and OF
seventh avenue between Brown street and
the b. Il p. Railroad.
The earth ex,avated is to be hauled not
more than five squares. The stone ex awaited
will be given to the contractor, who shall
promptly remove IL from the street.
The work must be completed within 80
days from the time OF tho signing OF the con
tract.
Proposals must be endorsed "Proposals for
era ding Sixth and Seventh avenues and
Brown street"
All proposals must be accompanied by the
customary bonds, and the successful biddel
will be required TO give satisfactory bond
for the faithful carrying out Of his contract.
Plans and specifications may be seen q
the Office OF the city engineer.
The specifications must be signed by tn
contractor as part OF his contract.
The right 20 REJECT any or all bids Is re
serve1.
For further information apply to
FRANCIS MCOLOSKEY.
Street Comm issiOner.
Or to JOHN M. NEWELL,
/ Chairman of the Committee on ppenin
streets, City Council. Sept. 2, 1885.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

81 RENT -, r.,,.,,,
FL o. s saa ua' q rooms, gas and BATH
3, :5 Tss, S s's street. rooms gas
/ tstn, si .sost tofiice), SO.
Kitg sWvSS . rooms, ell. ,..,
tsstt s,1 + asst ID, . rooms, gas Anu '"'n
i spd lana, w na i rooms. 81. .., GA
il chiiss,SsaIro rooms, gas and batn: sio, -, !.
AdaIn,;,u ssn Lobdell and A, rooms
i Fast .n lug avenue. rooms, W.
i PaIr ssS a ! dams, I rooms, ~;
y snd s1I and Apple, 5 rooms. 70. -. 40
v nd lo' sTssa AM u 'fIs 1sTLBhik.r:.
800 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
tNkUM los EAST brh srkEEr. hAsvEi

a1VkUM l0s EAST 6fh SrkEEr. ID AVE
Is you tried this new japan tea. We have
been try Ing for years to get tht. pure leai;
IL never seemed to come this way before; II
vent to San Francisco and Boston. We
have 1t now; 1t makes tea at for King, at
So so and so cents. Ladies' the new crop OF
coffee is very poor, but we car keep you in
mis- l6 and 20 cent Rio for months to come.
Y GU can get no such goods anywhere at the
price. We still have this pure sugar at ~
,ents; 1t is the only sugar that will make
,our grape wine and cider vinegar Year,
old 10 keep pickles All kinds Of spices to
make catsup; -four at is cents bag; II
makes white bread, but our Royal Bess In 81
and 10 cent bags makes bread as white as
snow. Don't forget this baking powder IL
only 10 ceuts. You get q lovely sea shell
With every can; the shell Is worth 70 cents.
We have soap sale this week; our soap st
ents bar Is a snap but Is bars for rs cents
ia wha. the wo o en- want; brcoms, 10 cents
buckets, s cents, at ,. NJ. WlEh'S.
eep4 6tt 1o2 East 9th street.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06


The following games were played yes.
terday
New York-Brookiyn 2; Athletic 10,
Baltimore Baltimore 2 Metropolitan
Observation-Disclosures; st. Louis H..
Pittsburg-Pittsburg, /; Cincinnati U.
Kansas City--Kansas City, 0; Phi a
dalphia, 3.
De,roit-Detroit, o; New York. l.
Chicago-Ohicago, 10: Washington, g.
St. Louis--St. Louis, II; Boston, 2.
Wilk esbarre-W Wilkes are, 4; viii
Transport. 3.
SUNDAY GAMES.
Brooklyn Brooklyn, 8, Athletic; :.
Louisville 8; st. Louis,2
NOTES.
The game between the Brooklyn and
Athletic yesterday, Was stopped NJ tht
end of the fifth inning by the Sheriff
and possee of men. There were nc
arrests. The game will not be counted
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

The Pickles Stove and Heater Com
pany are the sole agents for thia city
and vicinity for the New Improved
Western Washing Machine. 1t is highly
recommended by everybody using it
Here is a recon 20 endation:
CHILDRENS' HOME, PHILA.
Dear Sirs:
The New Improved Western Washer
is the best machine ever saw; having
had experience with three, 1 can truly
say iJ takes the lead, 1t does its WORK
and in doing 80 does 1t we'll. Too muct
praise cannot be given 1t.
Yours respectfully,
n. A. WRIGHT, Matron.
A trial given. Call and see them
No. 9 E. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
Cheapest MILK Yet.

The cheapest milk ever sold In Will
mington is now being offered at the
creamery, Fourth and Shipley streets,
In the way of an advertisement. Ger
taiply every one who can make pud-
ding, or cares for milk to drink ought
to gel S quarts for 8 cents, drink all
thew can and treat their neighbors. The
price only remains good for this week.
See advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
SELECT SCHOOL.

Rev, NJ. Heath, assisted by experienced
teachers, will open q school at his residence,
I'LL West Eighth street, on Mon1ay, sep.
tember 18th.
A limited number OF pupils from both
sexes admitted. Careful preparation for
college or for business given.
Philosophical and chem ical apparatus.
large-sized globes and chartj on hand for
scientific illustrations,
Special students taken In bookkeeping,
French, Music and Painting Pupils living
near may take less ons in music on organ or
piano at their homes, II they prefer Paint
ing In oil, water colors and in mineral on
china taught. For further particulars adj
dress the Principal or call at mis- residence,
Whining ton, Del. aull-3w
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

A Judge of Cleveland, Ohio, has de
oided that the chestnut gong lie null
sance. He fined three young men S3
and costs for ringing the bell on the
streata 10 attract the attention of girls,
and the police have been notified to
arrest ali persons guilty Of similar Of
fence.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
FOR SALE.
TOR SALE, AT A BAR

U'OIt D11Iz11, IA1 II DID N
L gain. from now until
September Ist, the three
story brick dwelling, 1903
VanBuren street. Will sell
to suit the purchaser. Will
take a $4,000 mortgage on
property for S years at S per
cent. Apply at the REPUB-
LoAN Office. jy24-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

DEIAWARE UOLLE9E, THE REV.
~ j. II. Caldwell, A. M. ID. D., Presi-
dent. VIII open with enlarged facilities
September /, 1888. Three courses: Olassi-
cal Scientific and Agricultural. Expenses
not over s2l5 per annum. For Information,
catalogues, ETC., address the President, New
ark, Del je7-3m
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

Fell q Joseph. 713 West Front street,
fill orders for best coal ct lowest prices,
we'll screened and put In cellars with
schultz Wagons. Try Q barrel OF our
hest fiour. Telephone call 2o9.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

1--1,,-.,,r-A RARE OPPORTUNITY
EOR REri live psrty to do good bust
for an s casrste capital, in the shoe,
4, with m N.Y. =, rn,shiT,g goods. in a lively
4 and seni .hitants. No competition.
70 Of W. i M awsIling for rent. Suitable
pice stof rs, sau rent moderate, possession
Etbe ba, .'v inquire Al this office, or ad-
Les. UANlbh ie2otf.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

NyOTICE - TIE ENTRY BOOKS IN
~ Divisions u. Z. aud Ii. farm products
and fine arts ladies' and poultry depart
ments, will close on September q instead of
20, as erroneously stated In the Delaware
state Fair Catalogue.
DIP. BERNARD. JR..
aul8-lm Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

NYOTIOE-I WILL COMMENCE On
~ Monday, I'D inst, to regulate, seal
and stamp all weights and measures for the
year 1889, which are being or will be used In
New Castle County for this year. All work
to be done that may be left at kyle's, Ninth
and King streets, or at my residence, 1lSo
Poplar street, will receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAkYNE,
Regulator OF Weights and Measures.
wilmington, Del, March 10, 1885. eod-om
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

TNOK SALE-A COMPLETELY EQUIP-
e ped drug store situated on = business
thoroughfare and doing q good business.
owner about to change. Address "Drugs,"
this office aule-u
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

52sUh GALE OK ExUhAN4E-A MUM
~ Der Of desirable houses, with al tho
modern improvements. Little cash required,
or building lots will be taken In part or whole
payment, Balances may remain on mort
gage for years. Also building sites all
parts Of the CITY for residences; also manu-
iactlring sites, especially adapted for mo-
10000 business, with an ever-howins stream
Of water passing through-it, about 200 feet
from the II. 4. r. Railroad. City tax one
ely hth the regular rataa. This property will
be sold by the acre or in smaller lots, at
terms TO suit purchasers. Also houses 70
ront cheap. THOS. Nd. OdlE,
702 French street.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

NOR SALE-OHEAP, SUITABLE FO X
Il country residence, small fruits or
trucking purposes, 4 acres OF good land, In
good condition, with 7-rnom house, barn
and apple orchard, within miles Of VIII
mingt0n, and within three- eighths Of q N lie
of Fairville station, Chester County, Pa, on
the Baltimore Central Railroad. Inquire at
the place or Of J. X. II. SEEDS,
Adm illustrator.
$40 West 9th street, Wilmington, Dela-
ware. jyo-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

Ask for Speculative Flour at Lynch
& Leary's, N. K. Cor. Third and Msdi-
son.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

A TTENTlON.-ALL PERSONS De
N string pure drugs and chemicals, o.
Wishing their prescriptions or private re
erIals should go to the drug store OF
II. X. BRlNGHURST
no. sl5 Market street, Wilmington. Lei.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

NYUTIOE WILL SELL, OR Elk
~ change for "a farm, an elegantly To-
GATED and good business store and dwelling
In the city OF wilmington. Dol apply or
address Ii. o. KEMBLE, M. D.. Druggist,
corner 4 and Head streets, Whining ton,
Del. auls-lmw*
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, lie
Goods taken en- consignment and promp
payments made whom sold. Sales called II
city and country on liberal terms: PunIi'
sales evory wednesday and Saturday morn.
Ing, and Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday ane
Saturday evenings.
-..en ta22-u
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

yNOR SALE-SrOOk AND FIXTURES
of cigar store doing a. good business.
Address Cigar, this office. a%