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Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
A Genuine Love Story,

This story, told originally by Mr..
Spurgeon, we believe will, we are
confident, strike chord in many low
ing hearts;
a young clergyman and his bride
we're invited guests at large party
given by wealthy parishioner. In
all the freshness and elegance of her
bridal wardrobe the young wife shone
among the throng, distinguished by
her comeliness and vivacity and rich
attire; and when, during the evening,
her young husband drew her aside and
whispered to her that she was the most
beautiful woman in all the company,
and that his heart was bursting with
pride and love for her, she thought
herself the happiest wife in the world,
Ten years later the same husband
and wife were guests at the same
house, where was gathered q similar
gay company.
The wife of ten years ago wore the
same dress she had on the previous
occasion; and, of course, it had been
altered and re-made, and was old-fash-
Toned and almost shabby.
Toll and care and motherhood and
pinched circumstances had taken the
roses out of her cheeks and the 1.-THE
spring out of her form.
She sat apart from the crowd, care
worn and preoccupied.
Her small hands, roughened with
coarse toll, were ungloved, for the
minister's salary was painfully small.
A little apart the ten-year husband
stood and looked at his wife, and as
he observed her faded dress and weary
attitude a great sense of all her pa.
tient, loving faithfulness came over his
heart.
Looking up, she caught his earnest
gaze, and noticed that his eyes were
filled with tears.
She rose and went TO him, her ques.
tioning eyes mutely asking for an ex-
PLANTATION of his emotion; and when he
tenderly took her hand, and placing it
on his arm, led her away from the
crowd, and told her how he had been
thinking of her as she looked ten years
before, when she was bride, and
how much more precious she was to
linn now, and how much more beau
tlful, fer all her shabby dress and
roughened hands, and how he appre-
Ciated all her sacrifices and patient
toll for him and their childsen, a great
wave Of happiness filed her heart, a
hight shone in her face that gave it
more than its youthful beauty, and in
all the company there was not SO happy
couple as this husband and wife;
their hearts and faces aglow from the
flaming up of pure sentiment that trans
figured and ennobled and glorified all
the tolls and privations they had en-
dured.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
Failure and Duty.

The unsuccessful striver in any de-
partment of life may lose his property,
his situation, his means of livelihood;
all his plans may come TO nsught and
all his efforts be frustrated; but, until
he lose his courage, he has not lost all.
Instead of sitting down idly to mourn
over dead hopes, let him apply himself
vigorously to the nearest duty, and his
spirits and his fortune will alike rise
triumphant from the ashes of the past.
Even small disappointments and vexa-
tions, such as assail us continually,
lose half their sting by such treatment.
The more we brood upon them the
more affective they become; but, busily
employed in the nearest duty, we for
get their sharpness, and learn uncon-
sciously to bear them with f1rmness.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
Candidate For Coroner.

Ex-Coroner Raywsrth WelGin has
at the earnest solicitation of o mum Der
of his friends concluded TO offer HIM
self as a Republican candidate for
Coroner of this county. de was faith
full to the trust repose.i in him during
the time he was In office, and saved the
taxpayers hundreds of dollars by his
wise and economical administration Of
his duties.
Had there been Republican nomi-
nation election held Mr.. Weldin would
have been candidate, and he wishes
1t understood now that he is not an In.
dependent, but etraight-out Republi-
eau candidate. He Is. eminently de-
serving and has many friends In this
county who will cheelfully give him
their eupport
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
A FICKLH FAIk ONE,
she Jiits Her Soldier Lover. Who Comes
From the Far West to Find Hor Mar.
riod.

she Jfits Her Soldier Lover, Who Come
From the Far West to Find Hor Mar.
ried.
LOUISVILLE KY, Oct. 27.-Lieuten
ant Sehon of the United States Army,
arrived here last night from his post In
the Coer d'Alene, Idaho Territory, an d
he came on furlough, expecting to be
married here on November II. To.
night ct 8 O'Clock his sweetheart ma
lied another man. When q year ago 1t
was announced that the Presiden
would appoint ten lieutanants In the
regular army. to be chosen by oompett-
tive examiD alton, John Sehon was one
Of about 200 applicants. and IN the ex-
animation stood one of the first. Re.
turning 10 Louisville in the pride Of
success he renewed bis addresses to
Miss Nary Allen, . beautiful eiri of II.
Who had come here from Dixon Springs,
Tenn, to boarding sodool. and had re-.
Gently graduated. She was here In her
FIRST season in society visiting her aunt,
Mrs. 81. P. Field, and caught by q we-
mans fancy for Q soldier, abe engaged
herself to Sehon.
Later she met Samuel Bush, q hand
some young fellow, popular in society,
the son Vt the State librarian, Mrs. Lucy
Bush. He had become clerk in the
suditor's Office OF the Louisville, Evane-
vile and St. Louis Railroad, and lived
with hfB mother in this city. They fell
In love and for time were much to-
aether. About the beginning OF this
affair Sehon was called away to his
army appointments, and before they be-
came hopeless ly involved Bush and
Miss Allen quarrelled. Miss Allen went
for q season In Washington, kept I'M
her correspondence with Sehon, and set
tho day upon November II next and
the place Louisville.
Seh0n furnished q house handsome ely
at the post in Idaho, and set out on his
long journey, ooasting to his brother
officers of the beautiful Southern girl
he would bring back. Mean while Miss
Allen had come back to Louisville, met
Bush and renewed their affair, contrary
to the wish Of her parents and her aunt,
A little more than week ago she
agreed to marry Bush. 1t is claim ed
she telegrsphed 5shon, but he never re-
cefved the message. The wedding with
Bush was Get for / o'clock to-day,
When Miss Allen learned this morning
that Sehon had returned she tainted
away. When she recovered her friends
urged postponement and tried to per-
suade her to marry sehon. She was
not able 10 90 to the church at o cloch
but still held out for Bush. They were
married by Bishop Penaek, OF St. An
drew's, and they took the evening train
for Lexington.
Sehon Is nephew OF General NJ. H.
Wright, who lost his life in the disas-
trous cotton fire last January, and a.
cousin of Lieutenant Sehon Wright,
who graduated last summer at West
Point.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
Bunee steerers Arrested.

WILKRsBARRE, Oct. N.-Two we'll.
known bunco steerers who have lately
been operating in this part Of the State
were arrested here to-day. They had
rented room in this city and one Of
their number this morning accosted
Mr.. Nathaniel Rutter, prominent
merchant of this city, and protesting
to be the son of Mr.. Ario Pardee, OF
Hszelton, an old friend of Mr.. Buffers,
invited him to 60 with him and get q
valuable book which his father had
sent for Mr Rutter. The latter com.
piled and the two went into the room
where the second man was awaiting
them. He told them the book had not
yet arrived, but said they might draw
now and get the book to morrow.
On the table was board on which
were marked . number Of figures and Q
lot Of tickets with similar numbers on.
The alleged Mr.. Paradse and Mr.. But
ter each took five tickets, and the man
OF the table announcing that they had
drawn tho first prize, handed each .
package Of $1,000 In bills. He then in
vited Them to draw again, but Mr.. Rut.
ter refused and walked out, leaving
the money behind him. The two men
were shortly after arrested and commit
ted to jail in default Of $500 bail A
third man who hired the room dissp-
peared with the money and furniture.
The Two men were sty lishly dressed,
and put mp at the Wyoming Valley
Hotel and registered the names of T.
LsfinRwell Of Boston and Henry Price
OF Rexding.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
FR|zzt V|S|TES,

Fine Innings, trimmed with Fine
Hair, $40; with Hair Tails, sly;
with Double Balls, SIS.
Then for $40 we have the
best line of Visites that can be
found anywhere. This assert
ment includes fine Sicilian Silk,
Astrakan, Novelty Silk, Silk
Plush Garments, all lined with
Quilted Innings, trimmed with
good Hair Trimming, and are
without doubt the cheapest and
best assortment of garments
that has ever been pro-
duced anywhere, together with
and elegant line of
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
A Dose of rhslr own Medicine.

Last Saturday Robert W. Chambers,
one of the Democratic candidates for
sheriff, ordered 10000 sheets of the
legal paper required for election ticksts
but as 1t has not yet arrived, his friends
are commencing to become troubled
about Is. The law Gays that the Secre-
t,ry OF State shall furnish the paper to
the Clerk Of the Peace at least thirty
days before an election, and the friends
of Mr.. Chambers allege that the paper
Is being held back to iDjure the char oes
of their candidate.
Mr.. Chambers also publishes q notice
to-day, iDstructiDg those who wish to
vote for him to apply to the Clerk Of
tue Peace IL they should be informed
by the collectors that their names are
rot on the list when they call to pay
their taxes He says that he knows of
several instances where parties have
been told OF the tax collectors office
that they had not been assessed, as the
collectors knew that they intend to
vote for him, but upon going to the
Court House they found their names
upon the books. No one knows better
than the Republicans of this State how
extremely nauseouB this medicine Ia.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
RUSSELL'S
bee HIVE"
3O6 Market Sire ct.

Flannels from the great Auc-
ton Sale, 5000 packages sold on
Oct. IL. Some of them to be
retailed over our counter at less
than Agents Price by the case.
This is the season and Rus
sells the place 60 b y the 20 at
Three. quarters Price.
Ladies look ng for rare bar
gains should not let this oppor-
tunity pass by without improv-
ing it.
2 lots of Dress Goods reduced
from SO to 81 1.2c I'd.
lot Diagon ais. 10 shades, re.
1uced to SOC. You should see
them at this place.
200 gross Dress Buttons to Sc
lect from you all ought to get
suited.
Bad Gimps and Passameute-
ries from SC to % yard.
FUR TRIMMINGS.
t. A very large stock at right
price ; nom cheapest goods up
to IS yard.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
Our Rapid Transitory Existence.

brief as 1t is at the longest, is liable to
be materially curtailed by our own In
discretions. The dyspeptic eat what
they should not, the bilious drink coffee
in excess, and the rheumatic, neuralgia
and consumptive sit in draughts, get
wet feet and remain In damp clothes,
and then wonder when i'll how they be-
come 30. To persons with tendency
to neuralgia, we recommend daily use
OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and al
ways q wiaes Isssful after unavoidable
exposure In damp or otherwise inclem-
emit weather. Efficient protection Is
afforded by this pleasant safeguard,
which diffuses genial glow through
the system, invigorates and tones 1t,
and promotes nerve tranquility. Fever
and ague, bilious ness, constipation, dys-
pspsia and renal disorder, are among
the maladies which 1t remedies and pro
vents,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28

An all,day meeting will be held at
Mt. Lebanon NJ. E. church on Sunday,
the 3lst inst. Pre- aching IN the morning
at 1880 by Rev. Jacob Hodson; at $50
p. m, by Rev. j. q. Lenhart. Of Green
Hill Presby terrain church; att 80 p. m. /,
by Mrs. Eunice Whiteley. OF Marshall
ton. The citixsns generally arc COL
daily invited.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28

NJ OrICE-TO ALL + AIR.Ml NDED
IN Democrats, / hereby ask for your
support ut the coming general election as q
candidate for the office Of Coroner OF rev
Osstle county, having made a fair and
manly contest toy the suffrage Of my fellow
citizens for the ONCE Of Coroner. and was the
recipient OF large majority Of the votes OF
the county. Twas counted out by few In
divfdusDs who assumed to dictate the name
Of my successful competitor against the OF.
voters. / an still in the field and ash
that you give me your support ON the day Of
general election. Yours, &C.,
PATRICK LAMBERT.
Nominee for Coroner Of New Castle County
olpte&
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
The Two Tickets,

As the election takes place next Tues
day, We insert the names Of the candi-
dates nominated by the Temperance
Reform and Democratic parties:
TEMPERANCE REFORM TICKET.
Governor-Jsmes r Hoffecker.
Oongrets-Ricbard N. Cooper.
6enstors-William u. Appleton, APP
poquinimink; Isaac p. Forman, Chris.
tiaua.
Representatives-Henry 8. Kent.
Mill Creek; David j. Murphsy, White
Clay Creek; Leavin Cats, Pencader;
Alexander Deakspe, Blackbird; Rsu-
ben Anderson, Red Lion; Henry N.
Silver, New Castle; Eli Mendinhall,
Wilmington.
Sheriff-willism A. Hukill.
william O. weer.
Levy Oourt-James M. Craig, Red
Lion; John B. Vandegrift, st. Georges;
Thomas Maloney, Appoquinimink; Jno.
A. Latta, Blsokbird; Samuel Lindsay,
White Clay Creek; Joseph Dsrriokson,
Mill Greek.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Governor-Benj amin T. Biggs.
Representative In COngress-John B.
Pennington.
County Ticket senators-Cslvin W.
Crossan, Ohristians; Colen Ferguson,
Appoq
Representatives-Ja W. Ware,
WiliniDgton; DR.. Swithin Chandler
Mil Greek; Douglass M. Mccoy, New
Castle; William r. SIN alley, White
Clay Creek; George d. Medill. Penca-
der; James A. MulliRsn, Red Lion; Ell,
wood r. Norney, st Georges.
Sheriff-Giles Lambson.
O0r0ner--George T. Barnhill.
Levy Court--HowsId II. Jordan,
Mill Greek; William L. Wier, White
Clay Greek; Samuel j. Mccall, Red
Lion; Serrick =. 6hsllcross, 81. Georges;
Joseph Roberta, Appoquinimink George
@. Roth we'll, Blackbird.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
PYLE &
LICHTENSTEIN,
gao MARKET STREET
WILMINGTON DEL,

Offer a choice stock of garments
at such extremely low prices as
will insure prompt attention
Every garment we sell is made
under our own supervision
We save all intermediate profits
to the purchaser. They are un-
equalled for beauty of fit and ex-
ce lence Of finish
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
The Clti.ens' Rink,

Commencing Saturday evening, Octo-
Der 80, will be open for skating every
Saturday afternoon and evening during
the season. Saturday afternoons are
intended for ladies and children, when
the I'D NJ issioH will be 10 cents, inolud
ing skates. Evening prices as usual.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28

NorCE-UNDEH AND PURSUANT
~ 70 the Act Of the General Assembly Of
the State OF Della ware entitled, ,tAn act
Concerning Private Corporations" passed
~ Dover, March u. 1888, notice lie hereby
given that IN application will DO made 10
the Honorsble lgnatius q. Grubb, Associate
Judge OF the Superior court Of tho state OF
delaware, residing in New Castle County,
on Saturday, the sixth day Of November,
1850, at O'Clock In the afternoon. &C Cham
oers In the city Of Wilmington, for the in.
corporation OF q company TO be called
"Ihe Ford - Ryan Morocco Company" the
OBJECT OF whicn is to manufacture morocco
and leather OF all kinds and des nj otions.
and o do general morocco and leather
business; TO use, soil or Otherwise dispose Of
such manufactured products and ~ incid emit
al 20 the business Of said corporation, to &C.
qnire, use and dispose OF. such letters patent
OF LICENSES or rights Hereunder, and Other
p:operty, ae fhail be deemed by said corpo-
ration promotive OF its objects and purposes,
and generally 70 do all things necessary OF
proper for the carrying on OF said business,
JOHNSTON b HAYES,
Attorneys for proposed incorpora.ors.
o2o lot
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
SEAL PLUSH WRAPS,

Made of excellent Plush, long
pointed fronts, short backs, plain
and plated, fine quality quilted
Innings, chamois pockets, trim
med with Russian hair and long
fur tails to match for SIS. Same
as sold generally for $3.50
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
IOTICRa.
DROPOSALS,
loFFICE OF THE LEVY COURT DOM.
MlSSl0NEkS



WnNSsTeN, DEL, Ccr. 26. lsss
Inc Drawings and specifications for thu
bridge over the Brandywine Ureek. At MAJ.
ket street, In this city, will be re NV Tor IN.
spection at the Court House In the room
OF tne Levy Court, on MONDAY. Oetober
y. d 10 Q. m. All proposals must be I'd
uIessoo 70 Ohairman Of the COMMITTEES ON
construction, and must DO indorsed "Propo.
sals LOT Market Street Bridge" and must be
LANDED n, In on or before November 8, at ~
any or Gil bids. y" 'e''''
The names Of two good and suff,ciept
Don9smen. Doth Of whom must be res i'd ents
o. Now Castle County, and known 10 the
O9mmlttee, must be given with each promo
saI.swit evidence that in the event Of an
award OF cont ract, they will 20 % the bond
y. % tne extent Of onehalf Of the amount OF
the contract price.
Tho drawings and specifications can also
20 seen At the once Of the engineer in
charge, y. h Latrobe, Baltimore, Md.
Inc drawings and specifications ct the
Oourt House, In this city. will be in cha ~ q
Of tho day tanitor. lSianedI
HENRY u. HICKMAN,
ISAAC N aRUBB,
THOMAS TOY,
EDMUND HAMAN,
JAMES T. TAYLOR,
o2el2t Committee,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28

ChERlFF'S SATISFY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levaria Facias to me dire oted
Will be exposed To public sale, at the Court
House, en- Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city OF Wilmington,
fSew CASTLE County. Delaware,
ON MONDAY,
THE 1sr DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885,
At O'Clock, p, m,
Tho following described real estate, viz /:
All that certain lot or piese Of land situate
In thelcity.of Wilmington, with two and a.
hsif.story aweiling thereen, bounded and
described as follows, that 10 80 say:
Beginning on this western side Of Tatnall
street. between Fifth and Six streets, at
the distance Of 90 feet ~ inches from the
northern side Of Fifth stree, thence north So
degrees weet and parallel with Filth street
os feet b, O nne OF land OF st. Peters Church,
thence By that line north 81 degrees east ID
feet * ineheAtO corner OF land now or late
OF Henry Orafzge, thence by the southern
boundary line OF that land and parallel with
Fifth street o8 ieet to the western eide of
Tatnall street Aforesaid aHd thence thereby
south 81 deg west 1e feet 71f inches, to
the place OF beginning be the contents with.
IN said bounds what theY may. Book z, Vol.
0, page 100, SO.
Seized and. taken In execution as the pro-
perty OF John Burns and Z. ts. al d to be
soils by THOMAS FOkD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Once, Wilmington, October II,
1880. Octl6 eOd-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
GARD.

TO THE WORMS OF NBw CAsTL COUNTY
9EETLuMEE: as TIE Republican Com-
mittee failed 70 place . ticket in tho field
and % was candidate of that party for
the nomination of the office Of Sheriff, l., at
the solicitation Of many friends, have deter
mined 70 remain In the field, and am still q
oandidate for the Sheriff atty Of this County.
asking the support Of these who think me
worthy OF the office. Yours Truly,
oT-tt JOHN lfIWTHER
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
e. L. RUSSELL.
----------------- -
YOU SHOULD VISIT
HARRY c. PARKER,
NO. IS E. THIRD ST.

stsNk1 - .
mere you VIII MD The largest stock Of
5na,Dess, Irnnks Bags, Hand Satchels,
Pock et-books. Whips, Collars, Horse Blank,
cts, Lap Robes and Horse eauipnen1 Of
every desc ipton. ~
We Will guarantee you, that our prices can
nov De peat for the same class Of work, I've
deal in no machine or slop shop work Of any
kind) all WORK handmade.
we also have the finest workman in tho
state, and arc prepared at short notice to
MAKE harness or any kind from the ordinary
deersorn 70 the hnest Coach or Coupss We
use all the latest styles, the: best stbcE and
AZ tne lowest prices In the State. Also,
sole manufactures OF my celebrated OIL
aainess SOAP (pat'd ap'ed for) for Oiling,
nlscRlng ann Clean ng Harness and Oar
riage Tops. Use IT. once and you will never be-
without IL in your stable.
Harness. rrlp9s and Bags repa ired at
short notice and low prices.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28

|ALE OR ExCHANGE-A NUN
q desirable houses, with all tho
Enproveu ents. Little cash required,
h1 lots will DO taken In part or whole
Balances may remain on mort
kesra Also building cites q all
hs city for residences also manu-
s.es, especially adapted for mo-
tnas, With an ever.nowtng stream
passing through.-it, about 100 fcet
b. i. T. Railroad. City tax ono
% regular rates. This property will
tho scre or In smaller lots, At
'suit purchasers. Also houses TO
%. THOS. M. O9LE,
5o2 French street.
!, FORD, Sth and Kodnay SHIT
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
SEAL PLU5H VIs|TEs,
Made Of extra Fine Seal Plush,
extra heavy lining. trimmed
with beaver and beaver balls,
only S2I. Cheap at $50.
FR|zzE WRAPS,

Lined with elegantly Quilted
Lining, long front and short
backs, plain or plated, trimmed
with fine Hair Trimmings, for
SIG; with tails, $40; with balls,
S2I.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28

ALE--CHEAP. SUITABLE FOR
nry residence, small fruits or
purposes. 4 acres Of good land, 10
dillon, with O 7-room house, barn
6 orchard, within miles Of vii
and within three eighths OF o mills
Ito station, Chester County, Pa, on
more Central Railroad. Inquire ut
Iotof J. Il. ID. SEEDS,
Administrator.
isl 9TH street, Wilmington, Della
iy6-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
NortoE.

Having assumed charge Of the jewelry do.
partment Of =. II. Bsy1ard's establishment
southwest corner Of Market and Fifth etreets,
will be pleased TO receive continuance OF
tho patronage accorded TO me In the pass.
Ali work uncalled for can be had, and ali
guarantees given BY me will be honored TO
the fullest extent. Mr.. Charles Baird will
also be found at the above place Of business.
EDGAk CHANDLER.
October 8, 1889. oS I'm
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
SEAL PLUSH sArOUES

43 inches long, extra Heavy En-
glish Plush, finely finished with
all necessary furnishings, four
seal loops and channels pockets,
for S22. These garments are
being sold elsewhere for $50.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28

sALE-A CHESTER COUNTY
J OF TX acres in London Grove
! II miles from wilmington two
bth Of Avondale at Nowgarden Sta.
h K.k. Land in o high state Of cui-
lood buiidings,and voll watered or
lCh nge for City property, FOR par
call on premises or address.
IS Ia MORRISON, Avendale Chos-
ny, Pa. ol5-3td 'eod.ln
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
At 2 O'Clock, p, m.

CHERlFF'S SALE-BY vIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levari Faeias, to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale, at the hotel
OF Alexander Maxwell, in Middletown, in
ST. Georges Hundred, New Castle County,
Delaware,
ON MONDAY,
THE 1sT DAY OF November, 1885,
At O'Clock, p. m,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28

shLE-UhEAP, ONE s-kUOMk,D
|L7s corner Of Ninth and jackson
With modern tnprovoments.-
|1g. OtIer properties for Gale In
|Ycnth street or No. $40 Wogt Ninth
,ei.pnono call No. ~. J. K. d.
y SUHS. ST-u
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28

Thu IOihVWfHB u0SOfrpeu foal ooSS0o VIE
All that certain plantation and tract Of
land situate in ST. Georges Hundred, in the
county Of New CASTLE and State Of Delaware,
and which is bounded on the .west by the
Dutck Neck road, on the north by lands late
Of kensey johns, deceased, and land OF WILL
liam Cleaver, and the northeast by lands
late Of John Benefits heirs, and on the
southeast and south by Plumb's gut and
land late of jacob Grooe and others contain.
ing 800 acres Of upland and marsh more or
less. Book N, Vol. 10, page 4,3, &C., with a
two ani-a-balf-story franc house, frame
barn and other out buildings
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty OF William A. Cleaver and Alphonse
his wife, and {. ts, and to be sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sheriit's Ofnce, Wilmington, October Ia,
1880. novl6-eod. ts. q
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28

EALE-A GUOD HOUSE, IN A
pa llca,ion; large yard. Terms to
hllsr; "a 100 can remain on prop.
no at per cent. Apply at 1913
E'op street.. o3-f
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28
SEAL PLUSH sAlQUEs,

Very Fine Plush, extra heavy
Satin Lining, a. inches long,
regular tailor-made, for S27.
They are considered a bargain
at $40.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28

sai.E-STOOK AND FIXTURES
kgrtcsry store doing q good Lust.
BAY for CT sh. No reasonable oner
apply at ths southeast corner oth
Ehlntton streets. o2o.3tH
Daily Republican., 1886-10-28

BALE. CHEAP, AND ON M
terms, the 3-story
|eIilng lin good order) 1t 2oa Jsi1er'
et;V rot ms; lot l6xl0O. Little cash
oct22-bt GEO. q. MARlS.