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Daily Republican., 1886-03-23
Sam Jones' sermon to Girls.

Rev. Sam Jones, the evangelist, closet
his labors for the week on Sunday with
10 sermon to girls only. There wer,
over 4, 800 present. Among other thing
Mr.. Jones said: "Girls, watch you
company. An angel from Heaven could
not keep some company that girls do il
Chicago and not be corrupt. Pure
noble girls stand alone on this earth fol
beauty and glory. Boys 20 In bad com
pany, but the hope of this land 10 In it,
pure girls. oh, be vigilant; guard you
parlor. Beware with whom and hov
you 60 to entertainments. The best WAY
to 60 10 not to 20 at ALL"
Mr.. Jones then INDUCED In q lopI
description In denunciation Of the per
fumed young men. He also described
q chase OF young ladies after q spider
legged dude, saying
| Tell me what your associations are
Dung lady, and 1 will give you
glimpse Of your history. Is he an OK
lquisite dancer? Does he wear perfec
pants? Is his hair parted elegantly Ia
the middle? Does he clerk In o bi,
establishment at $50 Q month, and pay
$40 month for board, $50 q month fol
carriage hi.e and $40 q month fo
theatres Does he convince YOU tina
be has not stingy bone in his body
Do you think he 10 just nice p Wher,
does he get his money ?"
l am In love with the wotl hat ani
Jean pants boy. He starts NJ $50 {
month, sticks to business and the WOO
hat till he gets q thousand year, theI
gets TO be Junior partner, then senior
partner, and finally owns the Who'll,
block where he does business. You
stylish girls do not like him. Well, be
likes you Just about rs we'll; for when
he wanted . wife he went back to his
country home and married plain Mary,
and for few years 1t was love in q
cottage, and now he has o residence on
Michigan avenue. Girls, tie to these
wool hat boys and they will take care
Of you. A beautiful girl of this city
arranged to attend o wine supper last
week. When the night came she sent
word, saying Il can't 20; my heart hai
been touched at these meetirgs
Now she has brought three Of her as
sociabes here with her. What do YOU
want Of wine suppers. oh mothers? Nc
matter what the devil may owe you, Il
he sends you about three drunken sons
in'law he will have paid all the deb,
and you will receipt in full. Then
girls, watch these tempers. II n girl Ii
ugly TO her mother, she will make Il
warm In her own home IL she ever ha,
one." AL the girls who tai ked ugly Oh
saucy to mothers were then asked IL
stand up. There was no uprising, moi
one.
Mr.. Jones continued: Mothers, over.
haul your libraries. A young girl once
said she was terribly bored by reading
the Bible. The poor, silly, sap-headed
chingi Some mothers hx their daugh-
ters to be damned. They Insist on hav.
| ing little parties for their children. A
little party is Q big party In short
clothes. Then comes the big party, and
then the hugging german. want to
have the grass growing on my grave
when my daughters are attending ger
mans. After the germans then what?
will not 20 further :"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23
rUBr.HC nALx.

ID EAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE-I
LII offer ct private sale my farm In Poop.
son township, Chester County, Pa, situated
en- the road leading from Wawasset station,
on W. & N. X. X. to Locust Grove, quarter
Of q mile from the station, containing 81 acres
and 30 Derohes; two acres Of woodland, The
|quslity Of the land cannot be exoelled In
Chester County,is in hrstoless order divided
into convenient heldf; the fencing 10 q cd
The Improvements are . substantial stone
house with frame kitchen attached, pump
In Kitchen; la'ge barn, with stabiing for III
head Of stock two story wagon house.
slaughter house Ice house, corn CRIB, work
shop and wood house. The buildings are all
In good repair; good apple orchard and
other fruit. plenty OF nice shade trees. This
10 deti radio property for @ farmer, trucker,
butcher or market man. Tho location is one
Of the finest In chester County. admitting q
view Of thebrandywIne valley and surround
ing country for IL or 10 miles. 1t needs In.
fpectien TO be fully appreciated Gall on
JuSEPu q. CALDWELL,
On the premises, or address
Wawasset, I he iter o., Pa,
Or DIX. J. p PYLE,
m1s-.std-3tw Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23
THE ELDER GOT AHEAD.

Old Potiphas Bledsoe, of the South
ern Tier, Is an authority on horses and
ministers and this 10 one of his expert
ences; 81 never knowed Deacon Ex-
peters to git beat but onct in my life,
and that was done by Elder Smiles,
who worked the Tioga circuit down in
Pennsylvany. This ere Expeters had
bay filly that Elder Smiles wanted
an he offered Expeters big brown
gelding which 'ud weigh about twelve
hundred, even up for the FLY. You
see the elder wanted that FLY mighty
bad to ride on his circuit. But this ere
Expeters asked the elder $14 boot
money, AN the elder hemmed an
hawed round considerable an went of
finally, an there warn't no trade that
day. But In about a week arter this
ere Expeters dropped in on the elder
in careless way like, an the question
of the boss trade cum up, and this ere
Expeters says
"Wall, elder, I've bin athinkin'
considerable about what we said the
last time we talked boss, AN the more
thought the more the Lord seemed
to be whisperin' in my ear: Let tht
elder have the filly; let the elder have
the fly The Lord seemed to kinder
put it to me in the light of a duty
owed to the cause, an so, elder, if yor
say so, the filly's your'n an I'll take
the gelding.'
"Mall, says the elder, IF what YOU
say is true, it would rather look likt
my duty to take the FLY, cOnsiderin
all the circumstances, an you dom
know how grateful / am to you
Brother Expeters, an if you say trade
its trade
"All right, said this ere Expeters
an they shook hands on it.
az guess says the elder, I'll &C
over and git the filiy now
"'That'll be all right says this ere
Expeters, an these two Christians
went un to Expeters' paster, an wheI
they got to the bars they found thu
filly lying there as dead as a kit o
picked white fish. The elder looked
at the FLY an then he looked at Dea
con ExpeteTs, who was whittlin' tn
top of the fence an chewin a splinter
He never looked up at the elder onct
"That's my FLY, amt it?' said tn
elder quietly.
"Yes, that's your boss, Elder,
said this ere Expeters.
"An' you still stick to 1t, that it's
trader
"Yes. it's fair trade said this or
Expeters, kinder dogged-like.
"All right says the elder, III 6
up to your house an git claw ham
mer am cold chisel an take the shoe
of. took 'em off the gelding whicl
died last night afore the trade wa
contaminated. The shoes appear t
be about all Pm ahead on the deal"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23


We DO not hear the trumpsts call
OF zoe the bappsrs wave
That SUNNI an soldiers TO the night,
To glory or Q grave;
And yet the August sunshine beams
With peaceful heavily ray
Upon the soldi-r newly sworn
To serve his King today.
ROBBED all In whits and pure Of heart,
He does not see the foe;
And yet we put his amor on,
for, oh, we love him sol
Within his tiny hand We place
A sword, that he may be
A soldier trusty TO his King
Ia faith and verify.
We do not see the mighty band
- That call him 100 nrAde" now,
But clasp his breast-plate arm and fasi
The helmet on hts brew.
He 10 so fraiI, his foes are strong,
Yet he must do amt dare;
We cannot see the viotor's crown
That no some day will wear.
All, baby boy, not OURS all!
Back to our homo We bring
The warrior with hts armor on,
Enlisted for the King;
And, since the baLtlo-fi cid 10 broad,
Tho path Of life 10 wild
We dedic lte you unto 0ae
VINO ''cailed little child"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

r. BOwERs' ADvERTIsINu DOE

UT. BowERs' ADVERTISING COL
Hs SALE farm Of 20 acres with house.
barn and other cutbuildings. Good apple
orchard on t. Within few miles Of this
FOS sALE-No. los west Eighteenth
street, new two-story brisk house, rooms
and bath. gas hot and cold water, trent
yard aud porch 10. 2txllo feet, one Of the
FOX SALE-No. l9oo Delaware avenue, ?
story brick house, rooms and bath, hot
and cold water, front yard and porch lot
2ixl2b feet . nice house TOR sale cheap.
FOR SAI4E--No 4c4 West Fourth street, g.
story brlck house, o rooms End bsth, gas, hot
and cold water, heater, etc.; price low and
ter ms very easy.
FOR sALE-No No2, 1904, l4io and l,l4
Harrison street, zstory brick houses, y
yards and porches, very desirable houses,
near street railway.
FUR OF those new and desirable
2.story houses on Trenton Place.
FOR SALE-That elegant new house No.
| l1i9 West Eighth street, II rooms, all i'm
FoR sxLE-New 2-story brick nouse and
stsre, southsast corner Of Tenth and Pine
streets, built expressly for bakeryi has
man;cheAp and on easy terms.
FOk SALE-Store and dwelling on Market
street, between second and Third. House
has eight rooms and bath; ell modern i'm.
provemsns. Lot 2oexio7 feet. On easy
terms.
lFOk SALE-Three-stou house and store,
northwest corner OF Taylor and kirkwood
streets, has 10 rooms and bath; papered
oughout A good business stand.
tFUk SAILING. 2i2 Harri on street, two
story brick house, rooms and bath, gas,
etc; 10 feet mont; near street cars.
FUk SALE-N0. 1012 Bennett street. two
story brick house, six rooms and bath, gas
etc.; can be bought cheap and on easy
terms.
Pok SALE-Desirabls houses In all part
| Vt the city. ranging IN price from $500 u
1 Hi2000.
FOR SALE-Some OF the most desirabi,
Building lots In the city; can DO bought OF
very easy terms.
Also. money 70 loan on good bond and
4 mertgage.
For farther particulars call ct ONCE, No.
West Seventh street. i12 sAt.tu-thu
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23
What n ore He Gould Say.

One day 8 peripatetic missionary
beggar was permitted to address q
Sunday school. He recounted the
usual stories Of heather children. told
of the missionary efforts in foreign
lands. and kept talking at the restless
little ones before him for more than
two hours. At last he said: Sand
now, my dear children, l have told you
all about these poor dear children and
their needs In that far-of heather land
And now what more can sayP"
A bright-eyed little girl, who was
wearied almost to distraction, eagerly
and quickly said to him.
"Please, mister, say amen"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23
AUDITOk's SALE.

A uDITOR'S SALE-bY VIRTUE OF
"A warrant Of the Msyor OF the city or
Wilmington, 70 me directed, will be exposed
TO public sale. at 10 O'Clock a. m, on
SATURDAY, MAROH n, 1885,
At TIE Auditors ONCE, No. 81 East Sixth
street, In the city Of Wilmington, New
uastle County. State of Delaware, all that
certain lot Of ls nd with the buildings there
on erected, situate in the city Of Whining
ION aforesaid. bounded and described as
follows, TO wit:
Be, inning at q corner of land late OF
Peter Spencer deceased, on the eastern side
u French street, 1T the, distance OF feet
south s. de-. rees east ' iof feet 2
inches 10 o corner stake, thence nor
therly by line parallel with French
street IL feet inches to o corner stake,
; men westerly BY line parallel with the
~ rect iDches to the aforePa!d side Of
french street and thence thereby south 81
beginning.
Beginning at point on the westerly side
Of french street between Ninth and Tenth
streets at the distance Of So feet 8 inches
rom tho northerly side ofNinth street e q
take, thence westerly and parallel with
Ninth street. IA feet 10 the easteriy side of n
" feet alley, thence nortnerly and paral-
loi with French street a fest alongside Of
said alley to corner Of land Of David
handler, thence easteriy and parallel with
Ninth street "a feet to the aforesaid side of
French street, and thence thereby southeriy
70 rect to the place Of beginning.
SeiSsd and taken into execution as the,
property Of Robertit}raves and 70 be sold By
]. FRANK BALL, Oity Auditor.
The above named property is to be sold 10
satisfy . lien thereon fer macadam lied
pavement. nihlbts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23
The Worst Scared of the Two.

Mrs. Peterby is probably one of the
,homeliest women in the State OF Texas
and her husband very often takes occa
sion to remind her of 1t.
II got such a scare just now" said
Mrs. Peterby few days ago.
"What scared you, my dear?"
81 was in the kitchen just now when.
all at once, hideous-looking tramp
stuck his head In the window. Oh,
never was SO scared in all nay borr
days"
ibid the tramp get a good look Al
you, darlingp"
Yes, he looked me square in tht
tace."
Then I'll bet he was worse scarce
than you WERE"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23
ron SALE.


EfOR SALE-BY PHILIP X. CLARK &
Il 20 No. e0e1z Market street, ON &C.
o0mm0dating terms:
Farm OF ITO acres ON the W. & n. Railroad,
" Point Lookout" Land In high state OF
cultivation, the richest kind OF soil, buildings
trst class, and beautifully located on the
randvwine.
Farm Of 1872 acres. in Red Lion Hundred,
W sets Of buildings, land first quality and
nae river view; buildings modern.
Nountry seat Of 50 acres. Buildings first
class, two thirds In fruit. Commands q
Farm Of $40 acres. in Red Lion Hundred,
land Of first quality, high state Of cultiva-
ton; hne view OF river.
Farm Of 40 acres, in Red Lion Hundred.
ouildings elegant, land hrst class, river vie"
Farm Of 100 acres, in Red Lion Hundred,
land OF the best and In good state Of cultiva-
ton; river view.
Farm Of sos acres, In New Castle Hundred,
land good, house large and convenient, fine
barn, fruit we'll watered, etc.
Fam Of 2io acres. in Christiana Hundred,
land frst class, the whole place in good
order; fruit, etc. One and half miles from
Wilmington.
Farm Of 100 acres, in Christiana Hundred,
two and q half miles from railroad station
land good aud in high state Of cultivation;
buildings good.
Farm Of ESQ acres, near Kirkwood; land and
buildings good; abundance Of fruit
Farm Of 40 acres, in Pencader Hundred;
good buildings, land in good order, plenty Of
fruit.
Farm of 22e acres in Pencader Hundred
land good, buildings in good rider, fruit, etc
Farm Of 40 acres, in Pencader Hundred
good buildings, land In fair state Of cult.va.
ton; near railroad station.
Farm Of lA7 acres. In Chester County;good
land and good st ato OF cultivation; Duildingi
all In good order.
Farm Of i2b acres. on Big Elk. Chester
County, Pa; land in good state Of cultivs-
place.
Fine farm Of 400 acres, in UeciI County
Nd; buildings and land good.
Farm, 70 acres, in Chester County, Pa.
one mile from Oentreville; good farm witt
Farm Of 100 acres, near Green Spring
Station.
Farm Of 800 asres, at Blackbird Landing
Farm OF l92 acres, in st Georges HID.
Farm Of 2t7 acres, In Brandywine Hid.
two miles from Wilmington.
Farm Of 90 &C es, in he'd Lion Hundred
good location, good land and all tillable.
Farm Of 208 acres, in He'd Lion Hundred
good land and buildings.
acres IN New Uastle Hundred, with two
houses, wheelwright and blacksmith shops
Farm rs acres, In Christians Hundred.
Farm tAo acres, In White Clay Creek
Hundred.
Farm 100 acres, in White Clay Greek
Hundred.
Farm li7 acres In Penoader Hundred.
Farm II acres In Pencader hundred, with
Farm X acres, in Mill Greek Hundred
with bailn1ngs.
Farm l.476 acres, in Atascosa County
Texas.
Farm a acres, White CLAY Greek Hid.
House 1913 West Ninth street.
House l406 Harrison street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

RNoR SALE OR ExOHANaE-A MUM
Il Der Of desirable houses, with all the
or building lots will DO taken in part or whole
payment Balances may remain on mort
gage for years. Also building sites in all
parts Of the city for residences; also manu-
faeturing sites, especially sdspted for mo-
Of water passing through u, about 300 foet
from tho b. q. P. Railroad, City tax one
eighth the regular rates. This property will
be sold By the acre or in smaller lots, ct
terms TO suit purchasers. Also houses 70
rent cheap. THOS. M. O9LE,
TO2 French street.
Ok Pei. FORD. bth and Rodney. sn-n
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

what do you mean by a gentle
mans game of pol1er?" asked western
citizen, who is in town buying hard
ware. ANY different from the regu-
lar gamer"
1--WE take each others word for
what we've got, and don't have to
show down."
us that sop said the westerner, be-
ginning to get excited. '::Give me
twenty dollars worth of chips"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

Ny daughter suffered greatly will
neuralgia In the face and forehead snt
was unable to secure any relief I saw
Salvation Oil advertised, sent for q bot.
tie. and one application gave entire re.
lief j. 8. McCAULLEY, policeman
Residence 204 n. Bond St., Baltic, Md
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

Lewis Miller, who resides near Wood
dale, Mill Creek Hundred, returned
home q few days ago from ] Jacksonville,
Florida, where he has been spending o
portion Of the winter. lie says the de-
struction OF the orange groves by the
cold weather has had a very depressing
effect npon the business of the State.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

For the great auction sale of clothing
gents furnishing goods, jewelry, show
cases, store fixtures, &c, at 106 Market
street, commencing Monday evening al
.7X O'Clock, and continue every nigh
until all is sold, a. all must be sold be
fore March 25th. George ] Jacobs, auc
tiOneer
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23
DR.. SIMMS'
VEGETABLE PILLS.
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS.

MANklND'SF ANOhlTE FILLS,
Tho most famous liver medicine on earth.
No gripping, sickness or weakness attend theii
operation. They do not leave the bowels COS
tive. They TO 10 d strengthen the liver and
act on the kidneys, stomach and skin, cur
Ing liver complaint, sick headache, neural
gia. biliousness. pain in the side or back
pain In the novels, kidneys or bladder. etc
Very valuable In dyspepsia, malaria fever OF
dumb ague, ehills and fever, general weak
ness, loss OF appetite, etc. They are splendid
for weakly females as an assistance 70 keey
commended BY thousands as theInicest Bur.
gative and splendid liver medicine. Eie.
gantly sugar-oosted, rs cents q box; family
boxes. six in one, 81. Sent by mail. Sold BY
leading dealers In medicine. Main depot
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Del.
and No. o02 Arch street Philadelphia,
nov2e-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

NOTlOE - THE COMMITTEE AP.
IN pointed by the House Painters Assem-
bly,, X. OIL. TO consider the rate Of wage
for the ensuing season, have, after carefu
conclusion that the standard wages Of tb,
Assembly shall be 81 so per day. Any mem
Der, BY reason Of old age or disability, or al
unskilled laborer, unable TO perform fsi
days work, will have the rate to be paid u
him decided by o committee Of arbitration
composed Of. his fellow ~orkmen and rel
res 'ntative Of his employer. BY order 0
0 ommittee. m.2-3s
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

STEAMER sa.
Wilmington AE

For Marcus Hook. Chester and PhiIadel
pnis, commence trips Monday, MarcL
incluped) At a. m. and IL 46 noon; return
ing, leave Philadelphia ct 10 q. m. and D
N. No freight received for particular
BOAT after ~ minutes previous 10 It's leaving
time. milo
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

For throat diseases, colds and coughs,
Browns BRONCHIAL THoCHEs have
PROVED their efficacy by q test of many
years. Price 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

A UDITOR'S SALE-BY VIkTUE OF A
IA warrant Of the Mayor Of the city OF
Wilmington, to me directed, will be exposed
to public sale, at 10 O'Clock. q. m, on
SAL URDAY, MAROH27, 1885,
At the Auditors office, No. sL East Sixth
street, in the CITY Of Wilmington. New Gas
tie County, state Of Delaware, ali that Ger
tain lot or piece Of land, situate in the city Of
Wilmington Aforesaid.
Begging ing at the Intersection OF the north
erly side OF Thirteenth street and tho east
erly side OF French street, thence northerly
along said side Of French street 20 feet to the
middle Of the party wall between this and
the joining house, thence easteriy through
the middle Of said party wall and parallel 10
Thirteenth street rs feet TO the westerly side
Of S-feet wide alley leading into Thirteenth
| street, thence e0utherly parallel TO French
street Along said alley side l6 feet TO the
aforesaid side ofThirteenth street and thence
Herewith westerly Is feet 10 the place Of be.
ginning. be the contents thereof what they
| may, having three. story brick dwelling
/ thereon, with privilege Of the use Of said
alley in common with others entitled thereto
forever.
Seized and taken IN execution as the prop
erty Of Gilpin 3. Underwood and James Ken
nedy, I. +, a1d TO be sold by
]. FRANK BALL, Oitv Auditor.
The above named property is to be sold TO
| safety q lien ths reon for macadamized pave
l ment. NILS
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23
HoUSLS, HOUSES, HOUSES
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
1900 Washington, rooms and bath.
1907 Washington, 9 rooms and bath.
1904 Washington, Q rooms and bath.
1905 Washington, 8 rooms and bath.
200 Washington, II rooms and bath.
:: 4. cor. Fonrth and West, 8 rooms Snt
bath.
1928 West, rooms and bath.
1406 Harrison, 9 rooms and bath.
"a Harr son, 8 toms and bath.
s12 Jackson, 7 rooms and bath.
1928 jackson, rooms and bath.
$50 Jackson, (corner), rooms and bath.
.128 Jackson, 8 rooms and bath.
1l30 Jackson, rooms and bath.
Thirteenth and Jefferson, rooms and
bath.
s2l Van Buren,, rooms and bath.
1926 Van Buren,, o rooms and bath.
40S Madison, rooms and bath.
406 Madison, 9 rooms and bath.
72o Madison, rooms and bath.
72S Madison, Is. e. cor 8rGoms and bath
800 Madison, rooms and bath.
500 Madison, 10 rooms and bath.
Sl6 Madison, 9 rooms and bath.
S07 Madi son, rooms and bath.
800 Tatnsll, Q rooms and bath.
l0o2 Orange, rooms and bah.
1122 Oonard.
Ola gl6, 9ls and go 3uyer ave, 4 rooms.
LOOT Elm. Q rooms and bath.
1907 Lincoln, rooms and bath.
Corner Cedar and Right. rooms and
bath.
4oo W. Seventh street. II rooms and bath
600 W. sixth street, Q rooms and bath.
807 w. Tenth. 8 rooms and BATH.
o2 West Second, o TO ms.
1928 Trenton Place. Q rooms and bath.
Oil West Fourth, rooms and bath.
9l3 West Fourth, Q rooms and bath.
9l6 West Fourth, rooms and bath.
1l2l W est Fourth, rooms and bath.
1ll3 West Eighth, 8 rooms and bath.
iii West Eighth. rooms and bath.
$40 East Tenth, IL rooms and bath.
429 e. Third, rooms and bath.
II E. Twenty -second, rooms and bath;
$40 East Thirteenth, 0 rooms and bath.
705 East Sixth, rooms and bath.
7O5k East Sixth, rooms and bath.
ala Sherman, 8 rooms.
$50 Bsunett, s rooms and bath.
b. Il corner Twelfth and Elizbbeth, b
rooms and bath.
NJ Il. corner Twelfth and Elizabeth, 8
rooms and bath.
s. Il. corner Taylor and Poplar, IL rooms,
bath and store.
y. W. corner Fifth and French, store.
houses on Wilson, between Ninth and
Tenth, 4 rooms.
Open ofevenings from I to 8.
BY
PHILIP X. CLARK 90.
i2O.tt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

a UWTOR'S SAL E.-BY VIRTUE OF A
"a warrant Of the mayor Of the city OF
Wilmington to me directed, will be exposed
to public sale 1t 10 O'Clock, q. m on
SATURDAY, MARCH q, 1886,
At the Auditors office No. sx East Sixth
street, In the city of Wilmington, CIV CASTLE
County, State OF Delaware, all that certa in
lot or piece CT land situate III the city OK
Wilmington sf,resaid, bounde and describ-
Cd as follows, 70 wit:
Beginning on the westerly side of French
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
a. the distance o. 81 feet inches f. ON the
northerly side q Twelfth street. corner OF
land now or late OF Isaac W. Stevenson;
thence westerly through the middle OF the
division wall between this and said Steven.
sons house parallel with Twelfth street 10a
feet TO a ~ feet inches wite alley.
thence by raid alley northeily par
ailel vi b French street 10 feet to q stake,
thence easterly parallel with twelfth street.
through the mi IDLE of the division wall OF
The adioinin" Nouse 1903 feet to the aforesaid
side Of + ench street, and thence thereby
southerly % feet 10 the place Of teginning.
Seiz ID anu .aKen In execution as the pro-
perty Of Jos phi Hughes and Hugh. McLaugh-
lin, {. I. and to be sold by
J.FkANK BALL, City Auditor.
The above named property is TO be sold TO
satisfy lien thereon for macadamized pave
ment. mis-
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

For purifying the blood and cleansing
the liver give your hogs Days Horse
Powder. Price 20 cts.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

A LII KINDS OF SECOND HAM
"A goods, such as stoves, furniture, ciot b
.afa ' sSsa shSss ETC., bought sne
Front street n12tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

Ia mlDDLE.A9ED MAN
o we e Ave in bouse on premises,
y s.e y axe care Of horses and
sep AVN and .gsrdsn in orde-
pre- Sville, Del. miS.,,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

.LtID-aIk9Is, FURNISHED FOR
W. s1s Tor all capacities. LadT,
n,ne NM s.saIs on hand. Apply al
~, Intelligence office. cod
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