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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
S0CxD-MONaI DEMOCRA1IC CAM
P<iGs OPENl AZ GkELNsBORO.
.loors Must Close i'm 1897 at Eleven
O'Clock at Major Ninder Goes
ln,o .nc banking business.

RALEIGH, y. c., oct S.-Special-Ihe
members OF mo EAccutiVe COninu''ee GA
tno sO.na-MO44,y democrats nsS. an
GrvcnsOIro to-a@y. wi.csa t"e ea"'l"'s"
NlA be- oucA>u.
Al tine moeAns OF the bc,4d o. Auei-
seSa .as. Lls.,, .ao oI0ts~.4oo requiring
al .II4.T Ou..e.s ~ ciose t"~r PAGES "a
bas.isoss 81, a. ooOcA on 49, ias".s, SIC
Sataruay ttDen "a. - o Cioc"J "~S p"s'0"'
lI.a. however. eOts not ~ A.tO c'lecs ut-
IA JA444aay a, 4es.
Mir. JoAu "A. NIn4er, the former se."i-
al uanaser OF The seaDoard An L"e' WI"
hereafter maze ais non ia New YORK
lie has perfected afranscmtnts 10 ~
into The banking business ~lth Messfs'
SHARP * ISyan. Wherever Mr.. "i"~e'
goes he viii have the best wishes OF me
Raleigh people.
CANT GO FUSION.
Mr.. Bradshaw. Of Randolph. one OF the
state Democratic committeeman. las sent
IN his resignation 10 Chairman MANY,
saying he wil vote the state ticket, but
that ne cannot vote the fusion electoral
ticket. 1t Is rather refreshing that We
hear OF even oms letter reaching Demo-
cratic headquarters not endorsing this
fusion business. Possibly, had this not
been from a committeeman whose place
lad 10 he supplied We would never nave
sroard Of II.
MIR. John WILDER jenkins has LETT the
News and Observer, Of this city ana
gone rs local" on the Charlotte News.
The work Of building shows TO aba.e-
mont here. There arc twtnty-siX dwell
ing houses F-ins up noW.
A POpulist here last Ttght made the
positive statement that Russell. i11ich-
ard. and an the congressman. save suite,
vtre SILVER men. but would vote Tor
Mckinley.
CONFIDENTIAL CIRCULARS.
The different chairmon Of tho political
Irrtics have lately been busy Issuing CON
fidential" circulars. Holton (Republican)
las one Of Democratic Chairman Manly's
and declar he Will publish 1000 copies
OF IL.
Guthrie makes HIS speeches. says what
he thinks. and fails 10 make any. ehor
20 please the Republicans. lie is a thorn
IN their flesh
Quite q bonanza has been found re-
cardinr available funds here for street
improvements Thirty thousand $4,000 Is
erailarle. Five pr cent. bonds will ne
igsred.
Tic Renubrcln state Committee has
10 lacl OF funds. Clicks in two rooms.
To-day ion nm documents we're s,rt ont.
The now wine of the insane asvlum will
he completed hv January let. There are
700 patients heing treated there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

Vile. Va. f. which n father and son
met death at the hands OF The tA,her
s~on-in-law. Some time ago Arch Bales
married p daughter OF John Henry Jayl.e
end the couple made their homo with her
fathes un.u recently when a family quar-
rel It ma I'm Bales leaving the house
with l VITO and locating IN another
nc' shood.
sar... a%ccompanied by his son John.
wont to Bales house for the purpose or
inau0inC his daughter 10 leave her nus
band and return home. Soon after tney
reached Bales house they demanded mat
Mrs. Bales return home with them.
Mrs. Bales was upstairs at the time
ami hurrying ny the stairway. Bales Sc
cured "a gun and fred upon Jayne and MS
son who we've then coming ND the starr
wav. one shot entered his fafher-in-la" 5
brain aned Killed him instantly.
Iavno's son walked over his father
dead hofv and was Advancing on Bales
whom he Erred another ehoi. which enter
Cd the young mans left breast, woundihE
him fa'0llv.
tn, .ravncs arc Of one Of the best fami-
lies IA Lee county. Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

Industrial Activities Starting Up-Thc Po-
ntical situation.

Industrial Activities Starting Up-Thc Po-
Htical situation.
BUENA VISTA. oct. S-special.-Last
Tuesday down-pours Of rain prevailed all
day until about 10 o'clock at night. An Of
the mountain streams ragged TO their ut
most n caused many persons to leave
their homes and seek higher places or
refuge. In the northern part OF Buena
Vista. on the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. there was an embankment ahost
fhirty-hve feet high ana ninety feet long
that gave away and swept every thing be-
fore IL.
The house OF Mr.. Joseph Lilly sits just
below this embanhyent and was a total
wreck. The family(had just gotten out as
the crush came. Part of the main body
Of The house was left standing. There
was fifty dollars in the house in money.
that was lost also, Mr.: Lilly is a hard
working man and deserves the sympathy
Of the public.
The mountain streams also caused the
reservoir 20 burst. The entire south end
Of the town was covered with water and
there wa not a bridge left in the place.
Tho paper mill also lost heavily, the
Hood taking with II several hundred cords
OF pulp wood. The flood caused consia-
cradle damage an along tuc SheldNufdl
division Of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. No trains have been through since
Tuesday md the officials say that they
Will not get the road clear before next
Tuesday.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Is also wash
ed 10 pieces. between here and Lexington
They have not gotten a train through TO
Lexington vet. The river did a great
deal OF danage 10 crops and fences. OlS
citizens say that they never saw the coun-
Try and mountain roads 80 much washed
The road 10 Amherst IS impossible.
Joseph knight had his stable washed
away. Mr. Knight lives Just over the
mountain IN Amherst county.
The glass works have resumed opera
ton again after several years of idleness-
The CASHMERE mills have also started up
again after heing several weeks shut
down for repairs The furnace keeps go
ing night and day and IS turning out a
fine lot OF iron.
Politics are 0u'et here now although we
have had seyorl %speakings. b Demo-
Gratis have had two and the Republicans
one. This place Is about evenly divided
T,his town has been going Democratic by
a large majority.
There Will he a number OF votes cast
here fo~ the sound-money party. Both
partics have clubs and are doing good
work. THE chairman OF tho Democratic
party here resigned on account Of being a
sound-money man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
.ArHLETTCs Ar 4. y. c.



CHAPEL HILL. y. c.. Oct. Especial.
Tho General Athletic Association has
been organized for the year. with officers
as follows. ". -. Carmichael. president;
j.. Craige. vice-presiient. A. W. Belden.
secretary and treasurer.
a tennis association has also been
formed. and IL is hoped that games can
be arranged with tne University Of Nir-
pinia and other Southern colleges. An
nll-collese tournament viii be held next
week.
The University campus was swept by
o terrible storm on last Tuesday night.
and over twenty ~ the largest and finest
trees were blown TO the ground. Tie
buildings. however. remained uniniured.
4 new and very successful enterprise
at the University during tine present ses-
sion has been the establishment Of Com
mons Han. More than two hundred stu
dents board here and the arrangement
IS giving the highest satisfaction.
Five hundred and thirty students are
enrolled this year, which is the largest
number since the war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

a Gang of Burglars Ent ring Many

4 Gang of Burglars Ent ring Many
Houses.
REIDSVILLE. n. c, oct. 2-Special.-
Yesterday In iris town a Mr.. Stephens, a
young man, was run over by a freight
train and instantly Killed. He belonged
TO a military company here, and the
company escorted the remains TO the
cemetery.
A gang OF burglars have been operating
here. ana four or five houses were broken
into in one nieht They are supposed to
be the same Ten who tried TO wreck a
train nea Rcidsgille a few days ago.
Mr.. y. Is. Smith. who left this place
some time ago 20 travel tor a shoe house,
arrived last night. looking we'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

FTONEY CAN BE HAD AT A LOW
vi INTEREST on a plan endorsed and
taken advantage Of by leading business
man. who have borrowed under our sys-
TEN in sums from $500 to 10000. II you
are needing money now. or are paying
& per cent. to an individual or a corpora
ana address. Interview arranged for al
oppllcant's home or our city oihca, CITY
rdal estate security required. Gold bond
not required. FINANCIAL. +. o. Box
20. '''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

suit OF stern, trustee, rs. ATCAcr ana
others, l will sell. by auction, the entire
personal property in the Exchange and
Ballard Hotels the sale continuing daily,
beginning at 1890 A. NJ,
MONDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1896.
embracing:
A very large number OF Handsome Mer-
cury-Backed Mautoi, Pier, inc Han Nit
rOrs. I'm lCld. gilt. and ornamental frames,
some OF very large sizes. ca
One Fischer Upright Cabinet Grand
Piano, ebony case, and in Inc order;
zine IaIlor and Fancy Furniture L"C-'
and Heavy Damask Curtains.
25f rooms of Chamber furlltuTe' MO0t
OF II OLD mshCgany ana walnut. MI
Vast Floors OF Carpets, including WI
tons. Nelvets. Brussels, &c. ana Rugs "a
Hundreds Of Hair Mattresses. good
quality and clean ticking; numbers % 800
Feather Pillows and BOlsteis ~ pa.
OF Blankets; 1900 Sheets, tIho" ant
Bolster slips, Quilts, Spreads; long anu
wide fine Damask T~able-Cloths, III me-
condition quantities OF the jest Daihd'N
Napkins. Towels OK all sorts, &C. r,ro
A large assortment OF Ii"'0@ c~ssfers'
Knives, Forks. Spoons sugars "o'' O'
and China and Crockeiy. poot end
Hruuswick-B Bake C~olcnder lool elt~
Billiard Tables, cues, ana 4'"0h'
Handsome and Massive Bar Counter ana
Fixtures, Sporting Pictures anu
ware. o--tt,o+ion Look
Iron Snfe and Office Fixtures; hanpsoNv
Chandelier. Electric Fans, puahS'.-s :.
Steam Piping, Radiators loholao pO""
D9Kitchen Furniture, including copper
Utensils and the Laundry Oulhl loi 'No
two hotels. stoves, &c.
Omnibnses Harness. &c; rnmL
All OF the Napery Bedding. ana Wp
turs is in neat, clean, and attractive 0o"
The sale will commence, On tRe ne
floor of the Exchange Hotei. 80 -
PsrjcTs. Rooms, Piano, Mirrors ~ swnt
nets ON that floor. and also the All III H-
I'D linen OF that hotel. ana VIZ ,.o,
continued from day 10 DAY -%SynIos "
with the sale Of tse Billiard as% ppm PPM IA
distors Roller. Electric rams hl'Inn
and Laundry outfits, Omnipuses ""' ii"
M facilitate the sale, parties Wncr
rcsslbic. are requested 70 T7p nscS day's
sale.
IERMS OaS" 10 LANE Stern,
se2J-fr. su, west
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Office Of Virsinia-C Carolina Chemical Co.,
Richmond. Va, Sept. -. 1896.
Fourth quarterly dividend. The Board
OF Directors OF the Nirginia-Caroina
Chemical Company have this day de-
clared a dividend Of TWO CO PER CENT.
on the preferred stock OF said company
for the quarter ending September 80,
1890, payable on or after october 10, 1876,
10 all stockholders OF record of September
80. 1896. JAMES c.. TINSLEY.
SEQ 81 Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

Mise Ida NJ. Jones. Of Charles city
county. has returned 10 her home after
amending eore weeks with relatives ana
friends in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
CAST0TELA.
-hs ~ - q, -
.i' III NMANzzS3 v '.'R

The Horse show. New York, Nov. 9th to
1tth.
The OLA Dominion Steamship Compa-
ny's personally conducted excursion 10
New York to the great "IIorse SHOW VIII
leave Richmond Saturday. November eth.
Don't forget the date. and save up your
money for the trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

cruDprN'S ppr7TS Will RE An
NnrrNCFD on NEXT SUNDAY,
LISTS or WORDS Will THEN BE
Tr-RT1SHTp.
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senator voorhees, StiII Very III.

TTRRE HkUTE. IND oct. SENATOR
Voorhees, returned 10 his home I'm this city
Thursday night. He is very III ana mas
not been able 10 receive his friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
A BLOODY TRAGEDY.

Arch Bales shoots His wife's Father and
Brother Fatally.
BRISTOL. TENN, oct. 3-Special-A
blsody tragedy 10 reported from Jones'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

DERSONAL SUFFERERS OF DYS-
i PERSIA and indigestion, send for
free samples OF Preston's Anh-Dyspeptic
Tablets. Mailed 10 any one. Our tablets
will permanently u speedily cure any
case Of tcn'acn troubles. THE PRES
TON CHEMICAL CO, Cincinnati, o..
sei8.sudt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

~ EXECUTION OF A DEED or
Ntrnst Of 4th March, 1891. and record
Hfan,aco County Court. ID. B.. - a.
Tapa al. 7 will offer for SALE On inc
WEDNESDAY,, ocTolB4E,RT RI = od 1Syc,
q ,ebv consisting Of a LOT fronting
I1s 1-9 feet on Twenty-sixth street and
rnirg hack 40 feet. and commencing
iG - feet north Of T street. exnenses
TERMS: Cash as to cost "hu a.
Oh Tote Of SIS, amounting 70 Sos and in
torest r.6m AN March, 1896; balance as
win be given az sale. No.
"' u. A. RANDOLPH, Trustee:
II. A. McCurdy, A~uctioneer. "
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Don't Fail to Attend the
Great Sale OF Furniture
at Exchange and Ballard Hotels.
1890 A. NJ, MONDAY, Oct 9Th.
George W. Mayo, Aucuoneer.
- cCEIVEE'S SALE
Ia OF
The OUTEI
Or 4LAE
EXCHANGE AVID BALLARD HDlELS.

BY virtue OF a decree Of the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond. IA inc
suit Of stern, trustee, Us. Archer ana
others, / will sell. by auction, the entire
personal property in the Exchange and
Ballard Hotels the sale continuing daly,
beginning at 1890 A. NJ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

vvy ANTED. by EXPERIENCED STE
w NOGkAfHEii, SrENOGHAfhiC
JOB WORK AND COPYING. Terms red-
sonable. Address STENOGKAPhhh, care
Times. oOfie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
WANTS.

Parties living out Of The city who take
advantage OF this oner must not request
replies 10 their advertisements sent 10
The Tnimes Office. The Times VIII not for-
ward these replies.
The advertisement must reach the ONO,
BY q o'clock Friday to insure us puphcd-
ton the following sunday.
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LOST OR fOCNn.

~ OUND, A BILLY GOAT; IRON
i gray. Owner can get him by apply
ing TO JOE RIDLEY (coioredl. u00 Brook
road. and paying costs. ec4r1tS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

Rv Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctoneeis.
No. 4 north Tenth street
uprsTrES AUCTION SALE
or
No. 1863 NORTH SIXTH Strict

wv w.
BY virtue OF a certain deea OF 80,
G in the 1 eleres once. Richmend cnsscely
Court. deed-book l4l b, page 30 IS f.e
b9vinr been made in the payment OF r"l
T"bt 73berefn secured. and bang reguH,r
so to DO ~ the beneficiary, we wiz So"
by auction, upon the premn'SfnS,. or OC.
IOBER, 1895.
at 4 o'clock +. NJ II the Pre- property 'front.' nImo of 70
IS % Seet and extends back at night
angles = "A ,6 feet r5 t. an e a sli s3pd IL 'S s1olioa
II reel VIZ. "a evidence OF the fact.
,m-Drovements are going on in spite OF
The crv OF no money. Those VINO n",o
svsrlable means can swell IT BY puhcAaa-
TERMS One-thlrd in cash; ne rtsiane
at Six and twelve months WIN . PEI
cent. interest added, secured ny a ueeu
of trust upon he property. ->-r~c
i. SITTERDING,
Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
Vocal INSTRUCTION.

RFIsS MIRA Il. ROSS.
W VOCAL TEACHER,
has studied with the best teachers In Bos-
ton and Europe. and brings testimonials
OF several years of successful teaching.
Auplv at Manly b. Ramos q Co.
references: ". Shakespeare. London;
CaDtain Irars w. Cunningham. Idcn"
mOnd. Va. john A.. Cunningham, presi-
dent OF state Normal School. Iarmville,
Va: Hon. T.. W. Mckinney, Farmvillc.
Va ocl-th&su.r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

Tho Sussex Republican, which uirurcd
its readers that the straight 'ut knllii'
can ticket l4ight carry Sussex county,
seems 10 he fully IA laliai with the $40
votes cast for Houston for Congress
AGAINST th, 3Gl4 cast for Wills and the
o2j given to Higgins against 1926 given to
HoIacAcr Is the malrunienrs managed
to defeat The Legislative Jicl;a they ap-
pear to be aOuHlunily satisfied tue
Democrats foual in taaA yHuah.2 aids
ANA wo suppose shty VIVA rewIri them for
their services Their protective pstncplos
sot;a to DO liza lt-g,u1I when they con-
u.h0Jr to se.ai free ralecs and lrgp con-
cra tpmnhn laws f.s a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

The REPUBLICAN claims much OF tho
credit for tho Republican panty having
the three Presidential electors. From he
day the Georgetown convention met It
alone and unnidca condemned The plan Of
having two sets Of electors. If tho lead.
ers of tho Republican party who are now
bowling for Office under PresIlent-clecJ
Mckinley had hardened to our advice
every office in the State of Delaware
would to-day have been filled by nupubi-
cans Instead Of nOn-progrcs5igo Democrats.
But when men calling themselves ltepub.
llcSns so far forget themselves a. to give
utterance to tho fact that they would
rathorsea the Damoae,t, victorious tAnn
m,n running On the Uui3n Republican
ticket, then these maA cease TO be Eepuu.
llcans, Any Republican is yra.l:ab,, vo
a Democrat especially in the state Of
Delaware. Somebody La. comHuJ cd 10
grave crime against tle Republican
party,
The RErCDJcAE fought fairly &al
squaroly for Il compromise and Tho coming
together OF the two Republican factions.
The Issue was made and uaimo2's q. ,uo
election ON November Sra d,yid 4 walyn
vas the stronger pa@tG ufth, tUo la5io-5
III Kent and Sussex counties ttJm 1G3
election return, Mr. Houston and HIaatus-
had very tow fullowne5 The showing in
Sussex county, the home Of Nr Iouat.u
was against him ami If5 ,.a.;.,..l ,.....,..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

sHERIFFs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Leyari FUcias to me d.
rectcd, Will be exposed to public sale at
the Court HOuge, on Market street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in
the city Of Wilmington. New Castle
county and State OF Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
WANTED

WAsTEp.-nsIp tusn,ssse Tor ,Aessl,
w restaurants And yryass fant!lss 81
insilssncs snios' No. ~ is.i.iss s.s.s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

The FerI Fullmer Male Chorus and
Wilmington lady concert singers are meet
Ing III fun numbers every tuesday even.
iag M Clymcr Music Han and rehearllng
Tho Ontario Of st. Paul tne Apostle"
We are glad to unnouncc that Rev. VIM
A. Walling A. NJ. pastor OF Delaware
avenue Baptist Church, who was so i'll Oh
las, Sunday as 10 be unable to preach in
the evening has SO far recovered that he
will be able 20 fill his pulpit tomorrow,
both morning and evening.
The Union Cottage prayer meeting will
be held at Mr.. iiaihes, No. 43? North jack
son street, this -aturduy) evening, COM
welcome. Bro Reed, leader.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

CHESTER PA, Nov, 18 A celluloid side
comb. which 2-year old Nellie Delaney, o.
No. 70S Crosby street, was wearing, sud
denly burst mo flames, and had 1t moi
been for her mother, whom she warned
with cry, the little one would have beer
burned TO death.
The child, with precocious presence of
mind, plucked out he burning comb, bui
her hair was burning and a newspaper
caught fire, while the blazing comb threag
ened to sci tie house on fire. Mrs. De
laney smothered the flames, but Nellie
has three fingers badly burned, her hail
is singed and her dress burned into holes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
sHERrFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF 4

SHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Facias, to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and eleventh streets, In the city
OF WilTingtSE, New Castle county and
State of f-5saSars,
On SATURDAY,
THE 2lst DAY or NOVEMBER, 1896,
at 2 O'Clock p. m.
the following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain lots, pieces or
parcels Of lnud situate in the city Of VIII
mington aforesaid, severally bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
No: l. Having three-storied, brick
dwelling thereon erected, beginning at
the intersection of the northerly side of
Front street with the westerly side of
Front street westerly 70 feet to Michael
Rney's land; thence northGrly parallel
with West street 81 feet to the southeriy
side Of 3-fcet wide alley; thence caatery
parallel with Front street 20 feet to the
said side of West street, and thence
thereby southerly 80 feet to the place of
beginning, be the contents thereof what
No. 2, Beginning at point at the dis
lance Of a feet westerly from the westerly
side Of West street and 81 feet northery
from the nOrtherly side of Front street
at line Of Michael Riley's land; thence
by line Of the same westerly parallel
with Front street L feet, more or less, to
land of Charles Dougherty; thence north
crly parallel with West street n feet
inches, more or less, to Daniel McCusker's
land; thence easterly parallel with Front
street Il feet to point at the distance
Of 81 feet from the westerly side Of West
street: thence southcriY crossing the head
Of 3-reet wide alley 81 feet / inches more
or less, to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Michael Riley and Mary Riley
his wife, morl@aeors, and It's and to be
sold by
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

NHTANTliD Washing for saturdays and
NV Mondays, Mt GA Windsor 81 mage
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

NN ANTED occupants for Dttely iur
w niyhed front room. heat Eas bath aud
all conveniences at $40 West It'll ST. n7-Bt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

w ANTED-Mau to manage brahoh ut Bal :
w tnOrc for responsible iirIn. Salary
$500 ycar; 5000 aud references ,rcquredi
Post Office Box 82. Philn., Pa. NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

XKT ANTED--A white girl for general hOuNa
wv work al il.Franklin street. Reference
nlg.3L-eont
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

the following described real estate, viz.
All THAI certain lot or piece OF land sit.
uato in tie city Of Wilmington, buuu-
dpd and ACscrlbll rs follows, TO witt
Beginning at point on the casttrly side
of Clayton street. ii the distance Ci Is feet,
south.rly from til, soulhcrly side Of 18th
street thuuCo southugly, by said side Of
Clayton street, ~ #, thence CRst"rly pural,
lei with lith street 10 # thence uurlhnrly
parallel with Clayton street, q it. thence
westerly parallel with ltrh at, l7JfC thence
n,r.hcrly parallel with Clayton street. 70
f and thunCe westerly parallel with 18th
street - .ucy, thence nurthUrly parallel
with Clayton .rrpot 81 feet and thence
thereby westerly 100 II. to tho place Of
lp"iHnin4, be the contents thOruL! what
th"y may.
Sized ali taken in execution ua tho
proper Il Dnn."i ", IuEIu. and Mary
II Taylor nj. wiz moIEtG.r, and Dit,
n.oU4SrHt~ !ny.alurut Company t. and
to +" sold Ly
PAIL GLLL1S. Sheriff.
Shcras Office. Wilmington, Dl4AUare,
October 81. lsyh
sHEHu RS sALF.-HY VIRTUE OF A
wrl, Of LcvIu I.cIas, to ne directed.
VIII be exposed 1T public SulC at the
Court House On Market street between
I'rth and ElgV,ItA Streets III the city
q Wilmington, New Castle comfy,
state Of Delaware.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1GTu "l-.f
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NANrED-JournalIst vino has q little
w spare time to cnnyas3 for advertise
monts. among leather trade OF this city A
goo opening. ldresr Eo3t and Shoe Re-
order. II Columbia street. Boston, Mass.
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WANTED-Ageuts so . wesk SURE to
w workers. New xoodS. New plen, It's
slight. Household Speciality Co., No. IS u itn
street, Cincinnati. o. A6tr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

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ftIdy In the universities Of Vienna, Austria
and New York city. IL tho phi.aielphia Poly
Glln.t and ,Iiils Eys y ospItal. tie examine,
eytsireo md guarantees satisfaction u0ll
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