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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29
RUSSELL'S
"BEE hive
3O6 Market Street,

A special sale of English Make
Silvered check Gossamers. The
Lowest Wholesale price has been
$3.50. The manufacturer raw
ing too many on hand we were
fortunate in beng ona Of a syn
dictate to buy the entire stock
The manufacturers loss s " ny
gain, as we shall give you an OPP
portunity to buy them ct Sl.5t
each. They q particularly de
sirable for this seas n Of thC
year, being very lightweight
fine goods, . handy thing fol
travelling in tuese days o
lshowers.
Cause Underwear for Gentle
linen, Ladies or Children in Ions
or short sleeves in several quah
tiles at our popular prices w
think it FIR your interest TO bu,
lyour summer stock Of these c
lus.
4. We have q few S0sh Ribbon
left Which we are willing to Sc
lyou at q greatly reduced price
Buy some Of our Fans an
keep cool.
"At it's height" Our sale c
India Linens, F.ench Organdiei
Batiste, Crinklcd Seersu cker
, land Sateens.
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Felt Anxious About His wife.

Edward Mccartney got very drunk
yesterday afternoon, and last evening
laid down at Front and Madison sire cts
TO take nap. Unfortunately for him
Officer WEIGH came along and helped
him to the hall. This morning he oc-
cupied front seat In the dock and was
introduced to Judge Cnmmins. He
plead guilty TO being drunk, but begged
10 be let OF. as he said his wife was
very sick and had no one hut him 10
attend to her. The Judge sympathizsd
with him to the amount Of 81 and costs.
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She Was Very D!sorderly.

Emma Hopkins, oolored, was arrested
about II O'Clock last night on Liberty
street, by Officer Shields, for being
drunk and disoIderly. This morning
when she was srraigned before Judge
Cummins she had child in her arms,
and after the officer had given his testi-
mony denied being drunk, but sale
that a man named Frank jackson had
struck her, and she was only taking
her own part when she was arrested
AS Emma is an old offender, the Judg
sentenced her to pay fine of So an,
costs.
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The Hauovcr asd Wal
schuol excursion on Ttut,l.rl
1856, promises TO De Que u VII
one that secures tickets ir Ind
they are al sold, vii, Sac a1
wi.l'comptl them "a .ae!r rs.a1
10 say IL WAS a day Ct. ia. b
The fiat section vii, .oMueuCsI
At the p, W, q B s'aaJn at
When loaded will be ssttnd
The second will commence ID
8 80 a. NJ. and will move a
sharp, Returning VII. cave ID
at 4 30 p. m. NJ uatuy psni
apply for tickets, for Jt1sf isolI
Seats all numbered WA0.etcI
children from & 10 Y, ~ ed
under q. free. Ticket. &c, sale
ties ros belonging 70 either
school a. porteTs pook store,
* Brothers lat store, Hlmphr
and gents Furnishing sIOfa,
Webb's book store. The
tickets for Hanover for sale
Porter az Chs-les BA.rl's Il
West By Charles Bald al d
sr.sutf ,,..r Trh.-t ueraat
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The Case of David ;. RsaI

W. j. Clancy, the presided
Weccacoe Fire Company, calsl
REPUBLICAN office this mti1|
said that the 5tsiemel's VII
been published OF chargssalsn|
s. Reader of having appIOTt|
funds of the company 10 Ls
were unauthorlzeG and lll1
company just obtained posi
ais books last nigh. and hai
time to examine them YETI la11
known On which to base sllI
allegations. lie saemtd 70 Os9
impression that iaets i,J1Il9lI
had been circulated by .aa|
Readers enemies, AL lla
done by the company las ''s1
miss MI Reader ron i4e
treasurer, bu. the ptesiItn' u
any charges hac Jesa iaAl' 81
cy the company
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SSAON IJ2 L 81 ElFra SrSRAEf.
E For your Fourth otJulg pic mic q can
II delicious apr,co 5, - cents; large tum-
biers Of pure l-liey. =. Genus; d b o. caAet
/ mound, 20 cent?; cans OF sardlues, ia oil,
vs. cents: can 81 lltgs mustard sardiOeH, 10
cents; can chi lped BET, ~ cents egg BIS
crtts. 10 cents; vine biscuits, 10 cents; lemon
syrup thar hils the bill. You can't beat Il,
You should naye c4oH.ch0w ana mixed
ntckoIs. al 5 cents pint. bag Of Fairy
q ueen lour, 20 csnts; bags. ., cents. win
ha q bargain table for -aturdag night
market, and lots Of tarsains Oh IL Our
c. ices ire '.reh roasted, aud cleared In the
roasting, at 10, % aud 2 cents; our ava "a Hes
The lead Have you had any Of taose large
II ess salmon at 10 cents a pound? California
hams at 10 cents; beat hons at u cents on
forget Little q ant at lC. East 5tn street,
le-9dtt i NJ len
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moonlight on tho water.

Tho moonlight excursion OF the young
men of the Second Baptist Church, on
the steamer Baandywine, takes place
on Tuesday evening, July 10, and there
is no doubt but 1t will be one OF the
most enjoyable of the seasoc. The IN
dications are that by that time the
weather will be very warm, and all
who can will be glad to escape from the
heated city. Concerts OF vocal and In
ornamental m usic will be given, and
nothing left undone that will contribute
TO the pleasure of those who attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

The regular meeting OF Apollo Castle
No 2, Knights OF the Golden Eagle,
was held last evening, when the follow
ip9 officers were elected to serve the
ensuing term: N C. James Mason
Phillips; V. c., G. P. Vandegrift; Sir
II j. $. Gutenberg; II. p Thomas
Moore, V H., DR.. Charles y. Funk;
NJ of r., j. Myers; c. OF Ex.. William
j. Moreland; X. OF Ex., w. j. Young;
H. 10 G. L., j. D Aldrej; Trustee for lS
months, l.. S. LitzeAberg.
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lie Looked in and Found 1t Loaded.

HEADING, June 70 jeremiah &
Covely and otkeT young men OF Here
fordville were on their way to Sunday
school yesterday when Coyely and
Charles Gehman stopped at pond to
shoot fro, 8. While Gehman's back
was turned he heard shot, and turn.
lug about saw Covely fall. A bu!ler
had pierced his left eye aud in two
hours he was corpse. How the acct.
Ident happen ed Is not known, but it 81
Isupposed that the dead man lookCC
down the revolver to see if it wa
loaded. The coror er's jury returned
verdict of accidental shooting.
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FIFTH EDIrI1


w ~. Setman woman c,.
~, ', iilnluglon aud ND, pug q
, ,Ss. evening, a HtHe lam Ann
p l. NY OF blgdles. T 'e'el
1 ~, bundle was a nov / +, y, az"
men Vhefe seie i9ir .,r,a W.
up IN newspapers w',b ~ d Oli1|
= w I, ! Ii n each. Ta.a !. 1,a,
st S,r irregular shapel 'j h
'n ,.9s lhese Sill were .eg 4.u
Hol A'oat kels ard a parassi ia.
uieS ana the boy made I
mysterious articles rising XII
p4G T, OF car seais,
! ne good old lady watched i
aees ana parcels with alm6.,
.enutthess, aid when BY tbs !
tne cars coming around
her pile OF bundles scatte,si Y
etea them up and put NJ.
again with most Continental.
as II II was perfectly in on, l
10 Oe scattered Bur, nOors.u
was nearing the end Of her
sne mad to get tho Q tundis1
now was she 10 do il? M,
ti0n started in beads upon b,t
W men the rain stopped a,s,'S
station she commenced ops,as',
ooy and several Of the smsi.j
oas kets, cahss and paraso., :,
aerIy removed 70 4 lrop, NJ
then the car gave a surge AM
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The following described real estate, VIZ
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of land
.ltuated In the village OF Odessa, and bound
I'd as follows to wilt;
Beginning at q stone In Main street AT a
,Orper OF this and other lands Of said Iafmln,
thence w said street north, west direction
80 feet to the line Of land of Francis Any att'
thence with the line of said hyatt a south
weaterly direction about $50 feet 20 the ilne
| o. land OF Daniel CGrott, thence with mo line
of eaid Colbit a soui h.easterly dlrecuon
| feat to the line OF land Of said Tain an
thence with the line Ofs nd Tatman norm
Ieasterly direction about 100 feet back u
l Main street and place Of beginning, contain
ing therein aboui q zoe square feet OF lan1
| be the same more CT less with a tWo-storl
frame house, shop and stabling thereon cree
| ted. -
property Of Georse kumpel and Ere Ter
lea kumpel, his wife, and I. Is and to be sol
by ThOM as fohDl oher, ~
Sheritf's Once, wilmington, June lou
llsSo. il2-eodts
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sale of Real Estate.

Thomas Mckee, having sold his farm
of p acres, situated near Ogletown,
White Clay Greek Hundred, to General
A, A. Chapman, of this city, for about
81, 600, will sell bis personal property at
public sale on Thursday, the 8th OF
July, and on the settling up of his
business he will remove to England
where his relatives reside. General
Chapman's family will pass a portion
Of the summer on the farm, and when
winter approaches we presume that the
city residence will be given the pref
erence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

Philip II. Clark be I'd to Adam
LArR, Of the firm Of " 81 j, Lang,
Patrick TsERart's place on the Phila-
delphis pike, containing two and IA If
acre., for a price not named. Mr.. Lang
intends to remove on the place as soon
as some repairs are maze. This is one
Of The handsomest properties on the
pike, and 1t will lose more of It's beauty
by falling into Mr.. Llng's hands.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

Tomorrow evening the members of
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, lump. o Il. M,
will visit Minnehaha Tribe, No, %, OF
Newark. The members of Minqua
Tribe, and those OF the order who wish
TO go wi h them, will meet at the wig.
wan at Z 10 o. clock, sharp, as they will
leave on The 7 40 train.
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EXcursiOn

The Hanover and West Sunday
school excursion will make their ezcur-
sion to Rochester, Thursday July LIST.
The cars to leave the p. W. and B.
station, q a. n Rsturnilg leave Toll
chester at AGO, al.o = ing SIX hours on tine
beach, reaching tome a; 8 p, m. All thnt
go may expect day Of pleasure, the
excursionists % cave tie cars at Perry
vile and 20 aboard Of the Louise.
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H-- - - ."
Struck Dunn Throngh Langhing.

providence, Z /, June IS -Egelyn
=. Smith, young lady employed in a
lighthouse here, was strcck speechless
yesterday while laughing loudly. She
grew pale, tried to speak, but che had
lost the power. sac wrote Gu paper in
answer to question; II feel az if
were In a wise" The girl is said 10 bt
suffering from q highly sensitive tenn.
peramept. a year ago during a thun.
der storm she was ats cted in sinila
manner, but gradually recovered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

Yesterday afternoon Officer WEIGH
found Swede named Charles Auder
son near No - school quite drunk and
throwing stones at the children. He
was near the gate and the scholars
could not get in 10 school. The officer
took him to the hall, AMI this morning
Judge Cummi ms imposed fine of s.
and COSTS
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salmon IN I'''

Powell, the Pp,a,Ett b
secured se tnt an inP Ps..;, i.
1 tt. sf5o1ag .5I .as 5,s ..l al
pure ice. The IP35sT' when y
the fish inside VIII s,,l5iiSt.ap.
also has a i ..,s All, rout'H
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rxperimenting WIN sugar-Maklng

The Pussy and Jones Company has
sent 10 Fort Scott. Kansas, lot of
sugar making machinery 20 experiment
in extracting sugar from the cane az
cheap as 10 off ct the cheap European
beet sugar. The roller process, it is said,
only raves 40 per cent. of the sugar,
while by the new process 9B per cont. ID
leYtraG,el.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

Mrs. Jennie Davis, the wife OF Charles
L. Davis, the actor, who is well known
AS calvin Joslyu," has entered suit in
the courts at New York for divorce,
on the ground o; adultery, and as 1t
was feared he might leave the State he
was arrested, but afterwards released on
&, 900 bail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

DuBLIO SALE-WlLL re ) DLU Al
4 public sale AZ the southwest corner Of
fou-ta and Jefferson streets on Friday, J diy
2rd, ut 80 o'clock, / parlor snt, bureaus,
bed.teads, stands, chairs, tai o., cipets'
COCK stove, tin, glass AMI quecLswere WIN
mary other articles. HEU. drake. Auct
10 40 u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

z OSr or STGLEr.A SMA ALL Oh ATE
Il lsino waiel on steamer ranjyWine
IN last trio 10 Wilmington. on Monday was
suitable reward will 10 paid If lett at 81
Ora re street OF with purser on stea mel
braIdywine. iS-V -
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Patent iSriCk.

Christopher Popp and Ludwig Mel
chior, engineer for Thomas Davidson
corner of Fifth and King streets, have
patentt d fire and water proof brick
and yet nail may b. driven into it TN
same as wood 1t is thought that i
will prove n valuable acquisition u
build err, and the inventors will max
somt thing handsome oct Of it.
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Sick I'm PbiladelphIa,

Word has been received that Albert
Is. Nones, OF this city, travelling sales
man, IL lying sick at the Pennsylvania
Hospital, Philadelphia. Mr.. Nones is
n prominent member u tho G. A. Il ,
and Is we'll known ana highly esteemed
in Trim city.
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AoeIdent on lhe genns, lvanln Kailroa,

ALTOONA. JuLe % -GeoTge E Mupi
han, nIemsc o. tho Penrsy lvsnis
Railroad, fei. irom his eegine At Alt
grippus this evening, msn9lil < hi
right foot and Featuring his skull. lit
is believed tc o. fatally injured.
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1he parade on No ronr1h.

The right viii rest on Fourth street
opposite Spicsr & Littl7's, the h,ad
quarters for oy steIs, CLANS, crabs, lob
sters, fish, fruit, veg etables, butter
eggs, poultry, snappers and terrapins.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29
An Indenendent Candidate.

B ID. Bosia wisheg 1t announced
that he viii he candidate FOX Sheriff
OF New Castle County on the Indeperd-
ont ticket Mr.. Bogia IS well known
in this county y, and respectfully soliclts
the votes OF his fellow citizens.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

Those choice teas we told you OF last
week have Just arrived. We are max.
ing drive on them at 90 and go cents
per pound, They are the best bargains
ever offered In the city. Crippen's, 5
East Second street.
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A Post Visited.

Char les A. Sumner Post, No. 4, g
A. r., was vigi'ed last evening by
Spyth Post, No J VI this city. ard 4
delegation OF Sml % Post, of Consho
hucksn, Pa, re vi-i' rs we've wei
coined il true -olutel 3 PIE, and passed
a pleasant eva iUg.
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Icur,l0i /

Gouley 3 e1ca''.951, L, \ ri I'd
Thursday, July \. .g 5ss a
be > as !. enjoyable a; 70 ~ . "
Thursday. The ~ 4. ?. v.
mence loading'i y: ;.1 nj Al
tian at 6 a. ID, ;le ~ '''i jssvs
third at 6 80, aai W. .,vs Tol
sharp. RetuFa,a ..,, ,' asr,on u
4 80 p m. No nl lS., 4 lbe mol
for tickets, for aI ~, ~ |, ii, ticket.
ali numbered. Y, VIZ n I,sp.s, G
from 6 years TO ! I" "
under, free.
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A sneak lhlei,. work

Last Saturday afternoon tflel
sueaked into the produce store Of Geo.
w. Booker, No, SO King stree, and
stole S12 from Char es Il. Coou bs, who
had CHARGE of Tie Dlace.
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New Wns't

A couple Of s sa,ai5a ~
=, we're = r : ga %so, t9 PEI s1 pa,51
!: 3, e E :; a@ i e 5s il g;
s e. o$i9:.s e; ~ s y, &C.
he III ) ield is one dnsSs,is.s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

Gouley's gfaad and popular excur
sion to New York, up the Hudson
Long Island Sound aud to Coney Ia
land, will come off on Thursday, Au
gust 8, 1886,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

Slippers and walking shoes, all atty les,
Prices always the lowest, at Family
Shoe House, 206 M arket street. VIM
IL, Babcock.
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WILL COMMENCE ON

NOTlCE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
IN Monday, nd inst, to regulate, seal
and stamp all weights and measures for the
year 1885, which are being or will be used Tn
New Castle County for this year, All work
and KING Streets or at my residence, ll3a
Poplar street, will receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAKYNE,
Regulator OF Weights and Measures.
Wilmington, Del, March 10, 1880. cod em
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Loyal a ''I league s, T e % X e |, 4
VIII ~f5' :; ;5a ns e ;ssa''s,5. 3
tllpS THURSDAY a alstsinin.Sai
day fsis one a4 q the best -
season. east
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BRISK BUSINESS.

Not much money in it. truly, yet we are satisfied and
every man that buys his Summer Clothing OF US Is sas
fed also How can he help being He saves at least
70 rer cent and gets clothing that fits him. That's big
item these times.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

5FYAnTED-A CCLORED We MAN TO
w 70 TO Rrsr dywine summit; also
girls 70, general Homework. Apply ~ ga
orange street. lezb-%t.
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ON THURSDAY,
THE sTH DAY or JULY, 1880,
Commencing at ! O'Clock p. IN,

THE sTH DAY or JULY, 1880,
Commencing at O'Clock p. IN,
The following personal property, late oil
Oliver ii. Parry, deceased:
bay mare, years old, SOUND, TNA
viii work anywhere, and is hne ~6c&G
driver
/ brown mare, years old, sound, IL good
worker and driver
lbay mare II ears old is good WORKER
/ DAY colt, year old, sired by Revolver
good mitch cons, z neifeIs, coming year
old; hsiieTs coming year old; goou :
year-old bull, shO4ts:2 TOP buKgys, / no.
too buggy / tWo-hOrse farm wagon, ! hoi Sc
cart, Germantown deltborn, lightning
rod wagon, with ladders; = re" cutter
sieigEs, basket sleigh, / cartsase -pole,
mower and re aper, l grain driiI, hay ted
der. 1 nor e-rake, double wagon hSrnes',
| cart harne and other La ness, nay scales,
Weighing tons; lows, harrows, c1ltlNators
mixes. forks corn shelter, fan hnd aHHcul
tural implements general y. Also aeoI
! acres Of wheat, gb.ut acres Of OARS, ~ ul
80 nc es o grass, atOut acrss OF corn, boGl
| !, acre of pot toes. heat ana com ny 'A'
! Uu 1tl. Lot OF hay and ft.a7
TERMS or SALT: On all sums ol 80 aLl
upwards months credit ny giving nut'
| with approved entO SCI; on AL sums uuuel
40, c2sh, NAkY PAFRh,
! WILL a NJ Inv r.,
Admiriitrat5I3.
l.. y. StiIham Il Soc, Auouioneors
lt2g otl-ltw
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The following described real estate. VIZ:
All those two certain lots, pieces or parcels
| of land situate in the city Wilmington
bounded and described as follows, 10 wit:
No. l. Beginning at the easterly side Of
/ Forrest street at tho distance Of 81 feet
inches from the soutterly Size Of Thirteenth
street at a line of land late Of Henry Pierson
Thence with his line easterly parallel 10
Thirteenth street 90 feet to the westerly side
Of feet wide alley running IRON Twelfth
Ito Thirteenth street, thence herewith south,
erly IA feet to a stake in land conveyed to S
!. IOranston & 90, thence with said land ives
lterly parallel TO Thirteenth street through
a the middle OF the division wall between the
, two hous t3 feet to the said side Of Forrest
Istreet, and thence Herewith northetly IA
ieet TO the place Of beginning, De the con.
Itents thereof what II may, with a two story
IDrick house thereon erected.
NO. Bounded and described as follows,
TO wit: Beginning on the easterly side Of
; Head ST est at the distance oil 81 feet from
] the southerly side OF Thirteenth street,
I thence easteriy 81 feet to the westerly side OF
I 3feet Wide alley running into Uade street,
. thence with said alley side s0utherly ~ feet
Il TO tho limo Of land OF Robert McCaulley
8 thence with his land westerly 81 feet to the
/ said side Of Head street. and thence there
4 with northerly II feet TO the place Of begin
4 ming, De the contents thereof what thel
may with n two-story frame house thereof
ef Seized and taken in execution as the PROV
/ Il erty OF MaElon M. Child and Mary W
tChild, his wife, I. rs, and to be sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sheriti's Office, Wilmington, June u 1885,
le24- eod-ts
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WAH.TaGa!b,TA, . %a1TE CIV diE !, n EnE
4th street. leLJ-Af
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Gents

Walking shoes from so cents up. Bah.
cocks, 206 Market street. Big bargains
in summer footwear.
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y0OR KtNT-A STORE IN A COOL
Il height, rhced Nth a stable; also, thrst
TX rOomed houses. Apply 10 T.. J, ttRO
Eifth and Rodney streets. leZ9-S'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

GXTANTED-A WIFE Girl FOt.
w general homework. lU4l Market
street. le-4'Zt@
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

GXTar' Ella T-f--gLD-W WHITE WOMAN
w as plain COOK UooG place for good
woman at U. ). Holel, opposite depot
le2g2sf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-29

Shoes from Is Genus to S1.25. Family
Shoe House, 2JG Market street.
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MIsses, and ChiIdren's
Babies

clippers. Family Shoe House, No. -0t
MAJ ket street. Wm. II. Babc0ck.
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GUNS.
EDWARD MELCHOIR.
NO. sl4 KING STREET

lust received large lot OF Breech and Mn
lle-loaoing Guns, Ritios and Pistols, Gun.
ming OoGts, Hats aDd Shell Ammunition OF
ELI Kinds, which am selling at the lowest
prices In the city. Gall ana be convinced.
Bell and Locksmithing promptly attend
ed To.
We have also large stock Of II shiyg uten
sils constantly on hand.
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General W. S. McNair sports retll
gent, exquisite n ustache.
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Delaware College,

Rev. ]. II. Caldwell, A. M, DID, Presluou''
WIN open with enlarged facilities Sept;em
ber l, 1888. Three courses Olassical, nyer
titic and Agricultural Expenses not o 0ts
iogues, etc, address the President, NewarA
Del. 0'''' "'''' WV ie6-Tstd-lStw.
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