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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-17

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iteben Sic auf paS SoteI itebt in
TI0mmen !"
SAT-: y.3um 9onnerwetter !! wA8 gsbt
Senn oaS mid oil? $aIten Sic mid
etlpo fir einen Seuerpebrmann? 2inaus
nit Sbnen, uno it0ren Gle cinen milpsn
Siir0cr nidt mieccr aus Dem S5dIafc,
Sic - Nadtpadter !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-17


Die Nleinunasn Der Meniden ridter
iid ocipib am Gnbe sr6btentbeils mad
Der SO abrbeit unb Der adtun9swir'
niaite Nfann wirb bod i'm @runoe aud
am mcilten beadtet.
Sc frebt Sober, bas Slid 3 m | i d
Bel fd einsuidmuaeeln, neil CT furdtet,
ben Nnoerr gu bobe Steuer oapon sahlen
gu miilen, unO 10 pirb oft baS reinite
Slid ais llhteribIeif bstra9tet.
Sb"e sinen 9ritten adbe ss feline
Seinoidaft Smiidcn 5meien.
SIN Gfen biit On fdneu, I'M @eben
bit Ou fnul,
So nit ocn SiBen, 6reuno, unb niinm
gum Ssb'n bas Maul.
Sin .in;ig boies 8sib sibt's bo6fens ii
Der @elt
Sur idltmm. Dab Sober iein's fir hieie'
Gi!s'oe balt.
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Gu Iiebe 3eit, slusuif, wie q | t
iieht Su aus? iaete Elm Setannter bsim
8ieoeriebcu nod LANCER Srennuns 81
einem Nnoern.
Starr, unrum ipunoert bies Did
eenn ? SD bin ia aud all mein Cottage
nod nidt 10 alt 0emeien ais beute.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-17

Sb"e einen 9ritten aabe es feir
5einoldaft Swildcn 5wsien.
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Same: vNun, iute bat Sbnen IN
icre YrimahOnua 9efaGeu, uub mas
ioaen Sic iiberbaupt gu ser Muilf?
Nt1t pabr, bsrrlid ?"
ErofellOr Der Natbematit: ySebr
id0n. aIerIiebit, Uortrsflid; ober -
bcluieien lit oamit uid's!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-17

- Die &bincisn babeu Elm Srru9'
mort. bas teine:i 3opf trdgt. IS lau
tet: Sin 9Sort lit piel tanieno Nal
Ieiatcr ais Die 9urt; iobaIO cs leooh
1ciproten. lnO ale Yferce Der 8c!t
nidt i'm Stanoe, basieIbe Surlf;u3isbtn-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-17

&E4n Goa per day. Agents wanted. All
Wv w WV classes of working people of
both sexes, young and old, make more money
at work for us, in their own localities, during
their spare moments, or all the time, han at
any thing else. We offer employment that
will handsomely pay for every hours work.
Full particulars, terms. &C.. sent free. Send
us your address at once. Don't delay. Now
is the time. Don't look for work or business
e%lsewere, until you have learned what We offer
G.. STINsON & Co Portland, Maine.
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SIS o 0ieie nn6 Sene him

g"eb0reu
Ser @uritmahcr nod Torm-to6t;
Ser MttBler n1d Sr-foro;
Der @erb,r nnd 2erre -baut;
Der 8Gfsr nod Wubl-beim;
Der S6reincr mad 3oIi-tauien;
Der Sduiter nnd 3mid-uu;
Der Sdueioer mad yapp-Ianb;
Der Barber nod 9adr-burg;
Ger 3ei~tun9aoruder nod HrsB-burc;
Der Sdulmciiter nod Stnd--boIm;
Die S0dinnen nad 2eip-sig;
Der Sod mad Sfen- burg;
Die OutItigcn nah @ater--Ioo;
Ole 8efanaencn mad Srei-bur9;
Die ScrIitbten mad &uI-ingen;
ole Srauen mad Sdmes-ingcn;
Die W0oden nad Sieb-cd;
Die Mdnner noa 2iebfrauen-ber0;
Die fIeinen Sinoer mad 9eiI broun;
Ole S~ermogenben mad 8eiden-bad;
Die Nrnen mad Srtu;-nad;
Die Sr0nttn nod Bath -lebem;
Die gIinNen na6 Nuas-burs;
Ole RruppeI nad Srud-iaI;
Ole &artsnipieler mad S0ni9s-burs;
Die StolScn nn6 9urem-burg;
Ole 2u0ner nad Qua-nis;
Die @ittfraIen nod Mfann-beim;
ole &ittmdnner mad Srauen-tbal.
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Ser eiene SSreier.

81: Gic baIten UNI meine SOdter on,
bnben Sic Oeuu Gr;iten;m,ttel?
%: SD babe cine reide Saate unb
babe Nusidten.
81: gSas? NuSi1!en? Damn brou.
den Sic elm Ssrurobr, ober feline Srau.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
sHEEIEF'S SALE.

pY virtue Of a wit Of Levari Faciss to m,
ID direct cd, will be exposed to Public Sal,
at the Hotel of John h Lewis in the town o
Newark. White Clay Or ok hundred, New
Castle county. Delaware. on
FRIDAY.
TIE 0IDAY OF OCTOBER. 1875.
At. o'clock. p. m.
The folio wing A described Real Estate. viz:
Ali that CERTAIN piaptation or tract of land
situste in Mill Or eek hundred Aforesaid, with
ii a buildings thereon erected. bounded and
descri bed as follows, to- wit: Beginninz at a
corner stone set In the line OF land late OF
Thomas Montgomery. and running thence
by a line Of the same south fifty degrees west
ninety eight perohe, to q heap OF stone in a
line of land late Of John Barclay: thence
IN erew,th south thirty-sight degrees east
perches and fye-tenths to q
corner white oak; thence BY land late OF
Springer deceased. north forty
Ave degrees e1st Fifty six perches and eight
ten, hs to corner stone. and north i've degrees
and thr quarters west seventy-three perch
es 10 the first mentioned stone and place OF
bssinning, containing within those bounds
Thirty Acres OF land. be the same more or
Ss;zed end taken in execution as the pro-
NAVY OF Edward Mcdonald and Agnes his
pp;ts and /. Is. nd to be sold by
WN. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle, Oct. !. 1870
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
WILMINGTON. DEL SATURDAY OCTOBER 16. 1875.

for the poor, and he thought if the
American people were true to them
selves they would never rest until they
mad restored the standard of value
lappiauseI, SO that we might have q
substantial basis for our prosperity.
mr. Bayard is hard money man,
ana spoke his sentiments with great
clearness and force, but he did not
arouse the audience to full sympathy
with him.
Continuing, Mr.. Bayard remarked
that what caused our defeat in s1S72
was the idea that Horace Greeley was
chimerical, crotchety man. They
told this, and the business men and
capitalists of the North drew back and
refused him their support. We must
avoid this mistake in the future, and
must go forth with q platform that
Will give confidence. He begged his
hearers to believe that what he said
was true, and though perhaps it might
not be altogether pleasant to some
ears, he desired it to be regarded as y
friends admonition.
MIR. Bayard, in concluding, said that
In few days statue will be unveiled
OF great soldier and statesmen [pro-,
longed applausel who was loved and
honored not by people of the South
alone, but by good men of the North
and by men of all races everywhere,
for the beauty of his moral character.
1t was not not simply his courage or
his great military skill that won him
immortal renown; it was his great
moral soundness, his devotion-his
religious devotion to what be believ-
ed to be right 1t seemed to the speaker
| that he had the right to appeal to us,
for whom he gave up his life, to act in
politics and with reference to this mo-
ney question on the same principle.
Let the people ask if what is before
them is right and if il is, then follow
itwith single heart to successful end
Great applause.
Mr.. Bayard, apparently, had every
reason to be pleased with his reception.
He was heard with an earnest and re
spec.ful attention remarkable for q
crowd of such vast proportions. His
voice, not very strong one, was thus
! enabled to reach every portion OF the
building. Scarcely man moved out
of his seat from the commencement to
the end OF his speech. Mr. Bayard
does not always rise to heights of great
eloquence, but yet his oratorical pow
ers are very considerable, his com
mand of language is excellent, and his
reasoning powers and readiness in the
use of illustrations combined make
him a speaker powerful before the
people as we'll as before the Senate.
Mr.. Bayard carried from the stand
an armful of boquests thrown him at
the conclusion of his spe ech.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue of writ OF Leyari Facias to
- me directed. wall be exposed to Pablic
Sale at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. 6l3 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip, in the city of Will
mington, New Castle Coune y. Delaware, on
TUESDAY.
THE 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875.
a.2o'clock. P. NJ.
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land with three brick
dwelling houses thereon. situate in the said
City Of Wilmington. bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the westerly side of Townsend
street between D and c streets, at the dist
ance Of twenty feet from the soutbe'ly side
of b street, thence westerly parallel to u
street one hundred feet to "a corner, thence
southerly parallel to Townsend street forty
tive feet to q corner, thence easterly parallel
to the first described line and b street,
one hundred feet to the westerly side oil
Townsend street. and thence thereby north
erly fort two ieet to ,he place of beginning.
be the conts Is theTeo what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty Of George X: Townsend and Mary Z.
N. his wife and Z ia and to be sold By
WIN. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle.
October l. A. D.. 1876. ) oct2-2tawts.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
Sheriff's Sale.

81 virtue Ola writ Of Levari Facias to me
~@sa' WILDE exposed to Public Sale. at
pIlANAM HOUSE. No. .5l3 MARKET ST.
rDs,cs NJ g g'NsoIgsH Ng ortliP. in the city Of viii.
-'"H' Ns" VaQls county, Delaware, on
tuesday,
IhE 10Th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1875.
At2oclock. p. m,
NJ M licI!ioHns .I described Real Estate. viz:
RriL RilL 'qM mts certain lot of land and three story
H. A. D.slIlng House thereon. situated In
nj Ss:,.t II snmington Aforesaid, bounded
nm ISed s".td follows, to-wit: Beginning
Ib.,t,. .vhaaeaN ,h corner o. Sixth and Jefferson
M ~ Iasnce northerly along the easterly
e,iss,Is NJ street tseventy-six feet to the
mi, nle Of four fest wide alley; thence
I'm h s;S,ls sUIs sald side Of said alley and par
I'M. y, sn.n street nineteen feet one inch.
SnIlsi NY, 70 corner; thence southerly
k,cftss~ " s.., seaerson street through the cen-
ktjns San.y vai'y Val between tnis and tho I'd.
Inn, .,S, aus oi Mary and Sarah T. Wilson
IN of Sn,h seventy six feet to the northerl
ksss, Ss sn street Aforesaid; and thence
Nm n hsseI,y ~ ~ nineteen feet one inch, more
|hb 6s,seetp e place OF beginning. be the con-
lN,nd r,;.;,wnst wnst they may. with the free
Elr Osns,s ~ the aforesaid alley with
NJ md SIs ~ ol iand bounding thereon n, their
Nina IA ,s'eps In common forever,
leS Of T jsmuM Mken In execution as the pro-
u III. srI lanes Armst, ong and Sarah Ann
n W. ~ ana to be sold by
Arit. om, " N; II LAMB SON, Sheriff.
'Vmce' New Castle. Oct. l, 1854
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
sRERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ of Levari Facias to m c
ID directed. will be exposed to Public Sale
1t the
HOUSE. No. 5l3 MARKET ST
kept BY Geo. w. ortlip. in the city Of Will
mingtOn, New Castle county, Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1875.
At2 o'clock, p. M,
Tho following described X al Estate. viz:
All that cert ain lot or piece of land with
two storied Brick Dwelling thereon erected
.ituate in the city Of Wilmington aforesaid
bounded ard described ss follows. to-wit Be
ginning at the intersection formed by the
westerly side of Spruce street and the south
erIy side of Lord street; thence along said
side Il Lord street north fifty eight degrees
west fifty -four feet to the side of three fe st
vide alley running to Lord street; thence
along the easterly side of said alley at d par
alleI TO Spruce street fourteen feet: thence
easterly and parallel to Lord street fifty y-four
feet to the side Of Spruce street; and thence
thereby northerly fourteen feet to the place
of beginning, be the contents thereof what
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of Leonard MoVey. who hath survived
WM. Ii. LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
Shsriff's Office. New Castle. Oct. ]. 1892
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
sherIH's Sale.

bI virtue Of writ Of Levari Fscias to me
iirsaed, will be exposed to Public sale
|as
..LAwARE HOUSE, No. .6l3 MARKET ST
|E.ty George ". 0rtlip. in the cit, OF VIII
ti.Elr. New Castle county. Delaware. on
TUEsDAY.
TIE lglh DAY OF OCTOBER. 1878.
At2o'clock, D. M.
q. flOwing deserib-d Real Estate, viz:
| An that certain lot Of land with a two story
nns Dwelling House thereon. situate In
Esndciy Of v ilmington, bounded and de-
Easi as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the
Hgy ,ide Of forty feet wide street laid
u Ms hundred and thirty-6ve feet from and
unlsl with Claymont street and vt the dis
9a II one hundred and sixty five feet six
phs from the southerly side OF A street
GEeen A street. asd the Old Ferry road, J
iacs easterly parallel with A street sixty
,al corner; thence southerly parallel to
Adfriy feet wide street y elve feet to cor
%; hence westerly parsllel to the first de-
krbsi line and A street sixty feet to the
iTsiaid e,sterly side Of aid forty teet wide
fsst called Quinn street; and th ence tb ere
n northerly tweve feet to the place of be-
fnning, be the contents tn sreof what they
sellsl apd t,ksn in execution as the pro-
fNv o. Lidock Townsend and kebecca his
pie and tu, and to be sold by
WIN. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
NenftVnee. New Castle. Oct. !, 1882
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
THE END OF IT ALL
BY B. L.

! Thirty-five, and still femme sole.
My frinds had long ago decided that
my case was hopeless, and that would
live in maiden meditation during my
span of life. My nephews and nieces
all called me Aunt Fanny, their old
| maid auut, and my brothers and sis
| ters, all married and the proprietors OF
large families, gazed at me with pity
ing condescensiou, and always seat for
me when the children had the measles
or Group, with message which run,
generally, like this BE sure and come
because you know you have no one
to take cale of but youi self" This
was one of the bitterest pills | had tc
swallow. Being free woman, recog-
nizing no master, | must either make
myself martyr to all the ailments
of the children or be considered
sour, uncharitable, and disagreeablc
old maid, instead of " Dear Aunt
Fanny"
When | was young my chestnut
hair and clear compile lexion hal made
me quite belle, and no belle in the
village mad more conquests than
Fanny Emmerson. But was tickle
and careless, thinking too much of my
freedom 70 brrter it lightly. At last
a young physician came and settled in
our village Well, Frank Waldron
came, and saw, and couauered my
fancy and my heart. People all said
Fanny Is in for another desperate
Irritation; and when they spoke of it
to me | nodded and laughed gaily.
In those days l did not wear my heart
UPON my sleeve, and cared not for the
speech of people; and so we floated on
happily and serenely, with no thought
of the morrow.
We were not engaged; that is, Frank
had not said, in so many words, "Will
you be my wifeY" and / had not re-
ferred him to papa, Sometimes l
thought of this; but look into his
dark eyes, and his reassuring smile,
charmed away my every care. Every
body said that he was deeply in love
with me but Sallie Price, and she, just
because she could not get him herself,
declared that she did not believe he
cared one bit about me. She ought
to have been an old maid, but she
| is not; she was married year ago to
man with a wooden leg, and never
meet them on the street and hear his
leg go,thump ithump, on the pavement
thai 1 don't say to myself, with pc
culiar satisf .ction, "serves her right"
But to return to my story.
Frank came to me one day with a
cloud on his handsome face, and said,
Fanny, l am going away. You
know this village is too small to sup
port two physicians, and DR.. Philips,
who has been here so long, has all tfe
best practice. Icannot stay and brave
poverty; l must seek my fortune else.
where. I'll am successful, you shall
hear from me; if not, forget me-"
And then he left me, leaving only a
bunch of forget me nots, which he
had brought in his hand. That was
wears ago, l haye still withered
bunch Of flowers, but they tell me 70
tales of the donor. Rumor said that L
had rejected him, and that his pride
| would not allow him to stay in the
village; but Sallie Price only shrugged
her shoulders and remarked, az told
Continued on fourth page.)
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
,..RlFF's SALE.

~r;t of Levari Facias TO me
II yf.ue, olsi, he exposed to Public Sale
,r,sE HOUSE. sia MARKET ST.; T;,-
SLItANw y Ortlip, In the city Of Will
h " Gso, Castle county. Delaware. on
tF'' wv TUESDAY.
Ihh Mso'clock, T.. NJ,
lag described real estate. viz;
D''.,.tin m ,.,tsin lot or piece Of land M situate Z
lAh. " " Wilmington, aforesaid pouho-
@'1Ss,s%ribed a, follows. 70 WI; VIII, .;d. n,
nl Al the northwesterIy ue W
Ba''mM., between Delaware Avenue venus
va ,uIin uIyenue. at the distance o. 'orty
isl, f,om the westerly corner OF sslu
NA.sne and Lincoln street, tnenoe
yi Nusde of Lincoln street wes.ei
9ti st.Sd A haIf feet to Q STAKE. tnepee
H'cun.s dividing this from the otnsr
itl.p" p"ririnal lot northwesterly parai.
sGina;o Avenue. and passing through
psIpl1h middle OF the PARTITION divid
di'l, l,pg ,ellings. one hundred feet to q
ip,u'.v,ss northesIt Iterly and parallel to
Cn lAsnss lASs.t twenty and d half feet TO Q
tsln W. 'Ssnee sou utheaste erly and par aliel
DE- q. .SSnus ,uuu one hundred feet 70 the
eigSb al bsesnning, be tue contents tnereoi
dhnSii taken into execution as the pro-
stieaa aesH,ss sua ii Wiser andi Mary Ann his
4 u%autts u.Sat u. and 10 be sold by
VIM. H. JAMESON. Sheriff.
OH.s New Castle ! .o.x,.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
SherlH's Sale.

pY virtue Of q writ Of Levari Facias to me
ID directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
a, ,hs Hotel of John E. Lewis. In the town OF
N.wark. White Clay Creek hundred, New
Castle county. Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
THE 22d DAY OF OCTOBER. 1875.
at2 O'Clock. p. m,
Ths following described Real Estate. via:
that tract Of land With a;ns the sspomsHti S M,
S,esS buurdred. New Castle county and State
DeawIe sSucasS I1d r. ass q ko
S.rs Morrison. Ellis Sanders, Andrew Gray
Wsm Es Ns,hsu,sl kHaaiS; aSs 81. issss ssrs
III on ristian 0reenwalt, decea. ed. containing
b. one haodrfs ana Mbss .Pe
srected two substantial Dwelling Houses,
drist Min. Saw Mill. Fullins Mill and o'nsr
Seized and taken In execution as the Pre-
perty Of Samuel Barr and Margsret his wife.
snd tsrre tenants and TO be sold By
@AA '' VIM. Il. JAMESON. Sheriff.
shWiEs Once, New Castle. oct l. sfo'%
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~
- to me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale at the Hotel Of John h. Lewis, in the
town of Newark. in White Clay Creek hum
dred, New Castle county. Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
THE 22d DAY OF OCTOBER, ls76,
at O'Clock, P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that lot or parcel of land sta, to in the
hundred. county and State fforesa,e, bound
ed and described as follows. to Wit Begin
ming at n corner black oak tree stand ng In a
line of land Of William Pennington, thence
with aid land south six degrees east forty
two perches to a stone; thence with land of
thirty four perches to stone: thence south
s sxty-four and three quarter deg -ees east
twenty six perches and seyen-tenths to a
corner maple; thence north eighty four de-
erees east six perches to q corner maple
thence with land OF the heirs of William
Motherell north nineteen and one-quarter
degrees west fourteen perches. and north
twenty-five and one-hal degrees west forty
four and three quarters perches tn the line
of other land os the said Edward D. Porter;
thence with sail last mentioned land and
land of Charles Murphey south eighty-four
degrees west forty-four perches and seven
tenths TO the place of beginning, containing
Fifteen Acres. more or less: and also the ,ree
and uninterrupted use. liberty and privilege
OF passage in and along a certain private
road of sixteen feet in width. beginning for
the centre thereof ut point in tn 10 line diyi-
ding the above described premises from the
aforesaid land of William Pennington at the
distance Of eighty feet north of the southw est
corner of the above described premises, and
running thence south seventy nine degrees
west two hundred and ffty-two feet to the
Newark road.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Edward u. Porter aud Mary NJ. his
wife, and t. ts.. and to be sold by
WIN. II. LAMB40N, Sheriff.
ShsrifTs 0Gce. New Castle. Oct. /; 1855
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
SheriMs saIe.

mHae Of . wit OF Levxr; F..,..
as VIII DO exposed to Public Sale
a.sSARE ia, ! HOUSE, No. ,,s MARKsr ST
Is,t%'SSrge Is,tSD Sge " 0rtlip, In the eitv AZ w;I
easue county. Delaware. on
rup TUESDAY,
'A1 18th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1875.
h.suo,,,.A Az \ q o'clock, p. M,
al tao,. tS H. Inscribed Real Estate. viz.
ht.sseave I'VE certain lots OF Lana ,.;,h IL.
ss.,sS rr,me DWELLING Honss. * Wy
kaip,Sa w. vaerein described az ons io,i ~
N dsss,;tssaais sais city Of " wilmineton' honnsad
ehe sor y as follows, to-vit: Rssinn;na
eg ans pu.stiy side Of B street het wsan f.as
fAlrv .suonwood streets at Inc J,st.no. ~
fal lte.,. teet from the eAsterIy ia ~ ~.
sE irsss laeace southerly parallei 10 10.
tsspssrS a. s.ong line Of other land ~ .s;d
trhsflS "a. IA .ns west seventy. one tai 10 shs
aag ala sre ssS. " an alley; thence esstsriv
4 .ltsat sistsss ~ SAID alley and paraiiei Ia
E|.ioaf feet y;Su ieet to the eastealy rid a Of
fsaid sI,sN alley connecting Win ths
||sass nortA..s and leading into B strsst.
.issaid fcn, ~ along said easterly aide
||.ssa,t ireet '. aSes xids alley and parallel to
NY sids of b 'sssenty-ons feet to the sauth.
||Ssissoy wssts,,. ,Sst s,t storessid; and th ence
n .sssinuins X i1v-fouf feet 10 the place
2a,y. Ss 'he contents thsraof Whist
fs 4 "a Ss....ts taken 2 ia execution .. N. .,o.
~ vifs md !. =: !: Toynsspd and Nsry i.
asip, o.SS, Il. h.1a & Ssss,S ,SSNld ssI..,.
'a0'' New oasas, 6et. i iS7s4
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
Fashionable Furniture.
]. & J. N. HARMAN,
No 40 Kin Street
WILMINGTON, DEL,

-sIaUe We rcspectiuily inform the eIti-
Zons OF Wilmington and the sur
- rounding country that we continue
SEska1to manufacture and keep on hand at
our large and long established warerooms,
Furniture Of eyery variety and style. con-
sisting of Mahogany, Rosewoo cd and Walnu
Fufuiture suitable for parlor. q in ing roo N
and chamber uses.
Oar assortment of Furniture 9 larger and
more varied than can be found In Delaware,
and all articles sold aiour establish mont are
warranted as represented.
Venltiar Blinds of the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on nand. We also m manufacture and constant
y Keep iargeasortment of Spring "-'-
Ness and a. Mattresses
..--el J.&J. N. HARNAN.
a 40 King street, Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
Sheriff. Sale4l.E.,s

RY virtue of writ of Levari Facias to me
- directed. will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the
DEL AWARE HOUSE. No. .5l3 MARK Ell ST
kept by GeorkeW. Ort ip, in the city Of Will
mington, New Castle county, Delaware. on