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La crónica., 1878-01-19

VARIAs CAUsAs, amos avanza-
dos, los cuidados, eDfermedades,
desenganos y predisposicion heredi-
taria -t0das contTibuyen a haeer
cano ell cabello, y cualquiera de
elias hace que sc caiga antes de
TEMPO. Ell VIGoRIzADOR DEL
CABELLo, de Aver, restituye Ell ca
bello q su color natural ell cabello
ciaro 9 colorado a up color hermoso
castahO o negro lustroso segun Sc
desee. Suaviza y limpia ell casco
dandole salud y renuevo Y cura Ia
caspa Y malos humores. POr So
uso cesa de caerse ell pelo y cOmen-
cara a crecer vigorosamente de NE
vo siempre que no esten destruidas
o muertas las raices. Sus efectos
Sc muestran perfectamente enc69e-
llo aspero, debil 9 enfermo, con los
cuales unas ligeras a%plicaciones
~produciran la brillantez y frescura
de la juventud. En- su operation
es inofensivo y SECURE, es incompa-
rable como artfculo de tOcad0r, y
tiene un valor grandfsimo por Ell
hermoso lustre y riqueza de coiori-
do que da. No contiene nj aceite
nj tinte y no mancha nj da colora
10 ropa: sin embargo, dura mucho
en- ell pelo Y 10 conserva fTescOy
vigoroso. Lo venden todos los bo-
ticarios.
La crónica., 1878-01-19
COMUN.

SESSION DEL JUEvEs ENERo 10 1877
Ell Concilio Sc reuni6 este dia q la
bora de reglamento, ell Mayor Mac
Dougall, Presidente de la reunion y
%presentes los conciliares Green,
Potts, COIN, Lips, H~ollenbeck,
Jones, Kercheval, Apablasa y Null
lally.
Sc leyeron y aprobaron las minu-
tas de la session anterior.
Ell Juez de la Ciudad dijo haber
cobTado S44 por mulLas.
Ell Recaudador de Contribuciones
dijo haber Colorado S90I II por con-
tribuciones desde su GItimo informe.
Ell Jefe de Policfa dijo que habia
personals que usaban e~strellas come
la policfa, y podian ocasionar tras.
tornos. Sc refirio q IL Comision de
Policfa.
Ell Comite de Hacienda recomen-
do que pagaran Iicencia todos los
carros que Sc emplean en- ell acarreo
de efectos en- la ciudad. Sc adopt0.
Sc adopto que ell Agrimensor de
la Ciudad corrigiera la lista de inn
puestos para la aperture de la Gale
de Los Angeles, hacienda que la
misma Sc extienda solo hasta la
calle Requena.
La QUESTION de renovar ell contra.
to o la cOmpahfa del gas para ell
alumbrado de GALES origin0 un lar
go debate, y finalmente Sc decide
dejar ell asunto en- manos de un CO.
mite que presentara d su tempo un
proyecto de contrato.
Sc Orden0 la construction de IN
crucero en- la Gale Court 4 traves de
la Gale Principal.
Sc refirio al Procurador de la
Ciudad ell informe del comit6 de los
SO con r~eferencia a haber cOrtado la
manguera de la compahfa de Bonn
beros Confidence, anunciando la
expulsion de Frank Mellus por ell
acto.
a mocion de Mr.. Kercheval Sc
adopt0 la recommendation del Jefe de
Policfa, segun la cual Sc pagaran
los gastos de los polic1as por los ar
restos que hagan en- las afueras de
la ciudad.
La crónica., 1878-01-19

Los telegramas que hemos recibi-
do de San Francisco recientemeute
son alarmantes y nos pintan la me-
tropolis del estado como presa de la
mayor agitacion a causa de la acti-
tud amenazante que han tornado
los que Sc llaman jefes del proleta-
riado en- su movimiento. Las auto
ridades de San Francisco han obra-
do con energfa y es de esperar que
pongan asf una valla q los planes
incendiarios de Kearney y sus aso-
ciados. La propaganda Inaugural
da por estos revoltosos amenaza
ocasiOnar n revolution social en-
nuestro Estado y por 10 mismo es
digno de %profundo estudio. Prone
temos hacerlo pronto con la extern
sion necesaria,
La crónica., 1878-01-19
y

Ell 10 de Enero De 1875 falleeid en-
San Bernardido, JESUS MONTIJo,
de 10 anos de edad, hiio de Lucas Y
SusaEa Montijo. Sn tempraua
muerte es IN terrible golpe para su
familia que llora amargamente su
perdida. Sc supIica q los peri6ii.
COS de Sonora, Mejico, que reproduz.
can esta triste noticia. l9elm
La crónica., 1878-01-19
n

Dona Rosa Mariscal de Moreno,
de 20 amos de edad, esposa de Jes }
NJ. Moreno, falleci0 ell dia Lines Il
de Diciembre de 1877.
Su temprana muerte es IN golpe
terrible para su familia que SURE Ell
mayor descOnsuelo, pues la finada
era guerilla de todOs porsus virtudes.
TERESA ELIAS, Madre.
FRANCESCA ELIAS
ALEXANDRA ELIAS 'l"'
JESUS NJ. MORENO, esposo.
d29lm
La crónica., 1878-01-19

-Acabo de recibir un explendIdo
surtido de peines tinos, cepillos ue
la mejor clase, para Ia cabeza }
para los diente-, escobetillasr espe-
jos. etc. etc. Ash mismo d varia-
da collection de artfculos de PERU
merfa, aceites y extracts de los
mas finos que vendo en- Totes proPlos
para regalos de navidad. Tengo
tambien cuerdas para guitarra DC
las mejores marcas. r. II. SOTELo,
Botica en- la Gale Principal, baJo FL
Hotel LAFAYETTE.
La crónica., 1878-01-19

-Recomendamos al pdblico Ia
Crema de Oiiente, excelente prepa
racion para limpiar ell cdtis y con,
servarlo en- TODD su ~frescura, y el
Tonico de jojoba para ell cabello'
elegante preparation que quita Ia
casPa, alisa ell pelo Y evita que Sc
caiga. Ambas preparedness sc
venden en- la acreditada botica dei
Sr. Sotelo, calle principal, abajo DEL
Hotel Lafayette.
La crónica., 1878-01-19
Actas de Venta Registradas,

Enero Is
Ramon r. Sotelo q E. Naud-So-
lar 81 pies de frente al lado o. de la
Gale Principal, Il pies o. de la casa
de Pelanconi; 1900.
Luis Wolfskill q Luis Sentous-
43 acres Rancho Rincon de los Bue-
yes; 1920.
La crónica., 1878-01-19
UN NUEvo T0NICo DIGNo DE
Ell MEJOR.

l. S0A-AL1A8A 4A1 III ILL., OAss
Ell RESTAURATIvo de Wood me-
dorado para ell cabello no So parece 8
otro alguno Y no tiene igual. Ell
mejorado te1e nuevas propiedades
t0nicas vegetables; restituye al pelO
canO un color natural lustroso;
hace nacer de nuevo ell caido Y evita
ell que Sc caiga o Sc haga aspeTo;
da vigor al pelo y 10 alisa; restituye
ell pelo a los que son Calves prema.
turamente; destierra la caspa, er.
r%upciones del CUTS y malos hume
res; quita la irritation, rasquera y
~resequedad. Nc hay artfculo que
prodazca tan maravillosos efectOs.
Probable, pedfd Restaurativo de
Wood mejoradO para ell cabellO, Y
tened cuiGGdO dc que no Sc 0S d.
otrO. LO veuden todos los botica-
carlos en- este lugary q donde quiera,
Sc suministran al por mayor a pre-
clio de fabrica por G. A. Cook Y Ciaa
Chicago, unicos agentes para los
Estados Unidos v Canadas; Y por
todos los Drogueros al Por Mayor.
La crónica., 1878-01-19

-Recomendamos a nuestros lee
torres la botica de los Sres. Preuss J
Schumacher. Su surtido de artlculos
los de tocador, como cepillos, peinesi
perfumes, etc ETC., es inmejorablei
y u precios son modicos. Dichos
artlcuIos comprenden todas las va
rledades y Sc acomodan q todos los
gustos. Sc venden en- %partidas apro,-
posito para regalos de Navidad'
Pasad a examinarlos.
La crónica., 1878-01-19

Hemos recibido un numero del
Golden Era, excelente peri0dico que
Sc publica en- San Francisco V de
cuya direction Sc ha encargado ell
Sr. J. M. Bassett. Antes de ahora
Sc tiene conquistado este colega un
respectable nombre por sus meritos,
y no dudamos de que ell Sr. Bassett,
cuyas jotes para Ell periodismo son
indisputables, acrecentara aun mas
su fama. Ell Golden Era ha entra-
do EN- Ell vigesimo sexto ano de su
e~xistencia. Ell numero que tenemos
a la vista es muy recomendable.
Yemos que ell Sr. A. T. Hawley,
otro periodista de nota, forma
parte del cuerpo de reduction. No.
sotros damos nuestra mas cordial
bien yenida al nuevo colega.
La crónica., 1878-01-19

E0 A Bradley y Rulofson sc les conce
do la Medalla Nacional de Gro por las
Mejores FotografIas de los Estados Unidos,
y la Medalla de Viena por las Mejores del
Mundo.
429 Gale Montgomery. a Francisco
La crónica., 1878-01-19
HIPOTECAS,

Enero II.
Ismaela NJ. Cook a Alex We'll
Todo su interes en- la cuadra Ian
franco, al lado E. de la calIe Princi-
pal, (nota fechada ell 81 de Diciem.
bre de 1870 2 amos, IL por 100 por
ano; $4,000.
Enero Is.
Luis Sentous a Luis Wolfskill-sO
acres Rancho Rincon de los Bueyes;
$3.50.
E. L.. Racouillat a Emile Pene-
lon-Solar IL y parte lie solar rs,
del terreno de Alanis; | aho II por
100; 500.
La crónica., 1878-01-19
EMBARGOS.

Enero is,
f. A. Holzhier vs.. Maria a. Ia
pia-Aviso lie accion para cerrar la
hipoteca sobre los solares 3 y 6, cua-
dra 33, mediclon de Ord.
La crónica., 1878-01-19
Cartas de Mejico.
Correspondents particular del "Com
mercial Advocate" Iraduclda xpre.
samente para LA CRoNIcA.
III.

Bahia de Panama.-Cruz del Sur.-Una
marejada en- ell mar.-Rahfa de Aca'
pulco.
La crónica., 1878-01-19

Sabado, l9.-Santcs Canuto, Mat.
Ponciano, Gumerslndo y compaDeroa
martires.
Domingo, 2O.-san Fabian y San 6.
bastian martiTes.
LINES, 2I.-El Dnlce nombre de Je.n,
y Santa Ines y c~ompaheros martires.
Martes 22.-San Vicente, dlacono. no
tron dc Valencia, y santos GaudencIo
obispo, Anastecio y LuftOide martires.
EFEsERIDES.
10, 14IS.-Nacim.en;o del astr6nor,o
Copernico.
20, I7I7.-Nacimiento del rey Don car
tos III de Espa1a.
20, ISI4.-El general Lastra es elesido
Supreme Director de Chile.
81, I30I.-Fallecimiento del rey de Grs,
NADIA Mahoman VI,
q, l7sS.-EJeeucion del rey de Frapc,,
Luis XVI.
%, I7S3.-Nace en- Londres el insior
poeta Lord byron, que murio, j6ven ann
~peleando por Ia independence de Greet
%, IsOO.-El Mariscal frances LaBps,
presentase delante de Zaragoza; segppdo
sitio de la heToica ciudad.
La crónica., 1878-01-19
Notas Editoriales.

Dennis Kearney, ell va famoso
''agitador" de California, no perdo-
Ma medic de ~adquirir renombre por
medic del escandalo. En- San Fran
cisco ha abusado de la libertad de
que goza TODD ciudadano en- este
pals hasta ell exceso. Su Ultima ha-
zaha ha sido presentarse ante Mr..
Flood, Fiscal de la CorJe de Policfa
en- San Francisco, pidiendo ell ares
to de Mr. Bryant, Mayor de la ciu-
dad. Mr.. Flood crey0 propio AFRO
jar del recinto a puntapies al atre-
vido jefe de los alborotadores, v asi
10 hizo. Comenzamos q Greer que
ell celebre Kearney concluira sus
dias en- IN manicomio.
La crónica., 1878-01-19

va no SOL bastantes los trastornos
que nos ocasiona ell correo no sir
viendonos como es debido, y expo
niendo de continue nuestra CORES
pondencla a ineXplicables extra
vfos. Ahora Sc nos ha aparecido en-
Ell Monte un individuo, que, Sc nos
dice, extrae de la oficina de correos los
numeros de La CR0NICA que REMIT
mos a nuestros suscritores en- aquel
punto y haze de ellos TODD uso menos
ell de entregarlos asus legftimos due
nos. Nuestros suscritores comien.
Fan a cansarse de este, y Sc han
alarmado dltimamente, pues tam
bien han echado de menos algunas
cartas. Ell individuo que estos afro.
pellos comete no sabs tai vez que la
broma puede valerie ir a presidio.
La crónica., 1878-01-19
Almanaque.
ENERO.
Eases DE LA LUNA.

8. Luna nueva q la Sh. 53m. A. NJ.
IL. Cuarto creciente a Ia l0h. SIN. 4 N
Is. Luna LENA q las 4h. I'm. P. NJ.
%. Cuarto menguante a las Ali. 4Om
Daily Republican., 1878-11-07
tr~s y.s.s.dsys III. Edn,os.l

WooS - DtS0 - ObOaO0 RbWDuo0A
The Philadslphia North Amsricau
says: Wheh Wade Hampton WAS max.
ing his after el-ction campaign for ths
Governorship OF South Carolina. he was
profuss In promises. No man was more
loyal--taking his word for it--,hsn hs.
No man NOR. deeply deprecated the bad
blood between tn. half-civilized " hites
and the freedmen Of South Carolina. He
was snrr that once In the Rxscutiv-
c' ir there would be peace and all
tn 5, ensuss TO peace. He pledged his
honor TO administer the Affairs Of South
Carolina In the spirit Of the amended
Constitution and the laws. OF course,
knowing so much Of the high quality
Of southern honor, A. all the world
does, everybody believed that all
breaks In South Carolina were then II
be mended. For is not Wade Hamp-
ton an honorable mann True, a dozen
years or so ago be was IN arms against
the United States government; but was
not that an added reason why h..
should be trusted 7 He was installed
Governor Of South Carolina. Ha has
proved to be Governor of the whit.
Democrats and the oppressor Of the
Republicans. Democratic rifle clubs
have broken up Republican meetings
and driven Republican candidates out
Of the State and Wade Hampton Is
dumb. Still b. is mn honorable man.
He has the true southern. slave whip
sort Of honor.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-07
The steady Concentration

Of Turkish troops at Constantinople
by English advice, looks to US like a
shrswd military arrangement to estab
lish at the capital an imprrgnable base
Of operations like that OF Wellington al
Torres Vedras. At Constantinopls the
British command of the water lines
could always supply the Turkish army,
and the recent kilograms informed us
that Baker Pasha WAS strengthening
the deiences. The ultimate military
plans Of The English are not apparent,
but it is manifest that they lay great
stress upon the maintenance Of Con.
stantinople At all hazards a. strong
base Of Turkish operations. Al tina,
point British policy would have ire.
scope to work for its own ends.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-07
REdl~TER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE Cor STY. NJ

New CASTLE Cor NTY, Nov 8, 1873
Upon theapplicaton Of Phcbe l.. Alexander
and Henry I, Alexander, Administrations Of
Jc.se II. Alexander, late Of Wilmington.
II uu Il red. u sal d County, deceased.
it is ordered ana directed by the Register.
that the administrators Aforesaid, give notice
ot the granting OF Letters OF Administration
upOu the estate o' the deceased, with the date
II granting thereoi. by causing advertisements
% be posted within forty days from the date
# such letters, in six OF the most public places
-. Ice county Of New Castle, requiring ali
persuus having demands against the estate,
10 present the same or abide by an Act Of Az
sembly In such ease made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within til,
same period In the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
newspaper published In Wilmington, AMI
to be continued therein three weeks. te0d)
,~~.~, Given under the hand and Seal OF
LIS. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
49, New Castle, In New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. G. BlGGS, Register
NoTICE.-All persons having claims agains,
the estate of the deceased. must present the
same duly attestcd to the Administrations on
or before Nov. 8, 1879, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
PHEBE l.. ALEXANDER, Admin.
HENRY T.. ALEXANDER, Au'N"
Address, Wilmington, Del. nv7
Daily Republican., 1878-11-07
REGISTER's ORDERS.
- EtfISIER'S ORDER.
REGlSTER'S OFFICE.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. October :, 1878.
Upon the application OF John Norrel and
Samuel Worreil, Administrations Of Joseph
Worrell. late of Mill Creek HID. in said county,
deceased, II is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrators aforesaid
give notice OF granting ot letters Of AdIDipistra-
tiOn upon the estnte Of the deceased. with
the date Of granting thereof, BY causing ad-
vertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date OF such letters, In six OF the
most public places Of the county Of New CAS-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate, 10 present the same. or
abide by an act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
80 he inserted within the same period IN the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN. ncwsSaper pub.
lishcd in Wilmington and TO be continued
therein three weeks, tc 0d).
- Given under the hand and seal Of
(Ls office Of the Register aforesaid, at
49, New Castle, in New Castle 'euntl
t'nrcsaid, the day and year above written.
:. G. Bl'fiS, Register.
NOTICE. All persons h.:' ny claim against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly dttestcd to the Administrators ono
before OCTOBER 1879 or abide the act Of As
.nmhly in 'uch case made and provided.
John W. WNRRELL, Administrations
SAMUEL WDkRElI., !
Address. Pleasant Ilill oct'0-*
Daily Republican., 1878-11-07
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

"r philadeiphia: 2vg, b.44, TOS, $40, r,ot
81 1000 a. ~: 1897, 1910. 2.3o. +.0t
5,,G. T,M, a.@8 u. IN. On sundays: Zoe
So, $40 a. m. 500, $50, 9,46p III.
o- New York: 2.0p, 5.I n. m; 1881, l2.lo
AN m. On Sundays; 200. ~ a. m.
BaIlunore ard Washington: l2.bl, LIS
s,39 h. m: laA, 1873. 800. 1925 p. m
ON Sundays: 1851, l.l6 y. m: 1925 p. II
r- Port Deposit: 40 y. IN.
~ New Castle; 90. g.l6 "A, N, l.Ob, SO
or Delaware X. H.: 9l5a. m: !. ob, $50 p
n.
20 sunday trains.
For Wilmington Il Northern Il Il: o.25 a.
m,:p.20 n. IN: 3 p. m; and $40 p. m
ser Delaware Western X. r.: ION. $50 p. u
Sunday trains, 1879 a. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE ATwiLMssTor.
from Philadelphia IL. +3, LOO, s.5l, BIO a. IN.
1908. l2.+4, 1851. 3.S5. AL. 5.o4, o.le
7.sO, lO22, ll.l6 p. IN. On Sundays 12.43
l.06. 1910 u. M; 1888, lo.2,, p. III.
rom Baltimore: 2.0+. 5.+0G4l q. m; l2.H, l2.3s
5.36, S38 !. IN. On SundayT2.O4, $40, am
9.35 p. IN.
rom Washington: Los, go o. m; i2.21
1875. 5.36, 0.36 p. 10. On Sundays: 2,o4
$40 a. m.; s3s p. IN.
From Port Deposit: 500 a. IN.
rom New Castle: $50, l210 q. m;
7lop. m. No Sunday trains,
from Delaware X. r.: $50 q. m.; l2.lO, 1lt
m. .
rom Wilmington u Northern X. h: S.Os
a. u. II. 81 n. m.;2 m; and 7.35 p. IN
r'rom Delaware Western II. H.: 1855 a. m.
3.lOp. IN. Sunday trains, sp. m.
rs ws FOR WILMINGTON LKAvg rHILADEI-
PHIA.
fr m SroaA street and Washington avenns
.GD, so. 1890, ll.46 Il. m; $50. $50 I 20
5.l5, 6.l5. s.4b. l1.30 p. IN. TN sundays
80 a, m.; 600, ll.30 y. m.
= IN Thirty Second and Market streets: 7. 20
20 n. m: 30. 400 9.25 400 p. IN. Or
IN q
Daily Republican., 1878-11-07
THIRD EDITION.
rse MIN supply Of Pari-.

Paris ,onsumrs 3O0, 900 quarts Of
milk dsiiy: Ito quality Is another mat
ter. The supply is obtained from q
radius Of ninety miles round the capital.
New, good, rich milk means long lif''
for babies and old persons; consequently,
money is no OF lj.ct 30 the end can be OBJ
tanned. A. NJ Hardon, residing at a
short distance from Paris, supplies 4sc
quarts per day 10 a select Of Customers
at IA sous per quart. HI has sixty COWS,
each yielding, on An average, eight
quarts Of milk Dolly; the milk, when
drawn from the COW is we'll shaken and
cooled--the Danish plan--in water
pumped from deep well by steam
ngine. --4.-z
This arrangement prevents The cream
from settling. The milk is then placed
in quart aud half quart cans, and sol
dered, with, in addition, the seal Of the
farm. The morrings Is never mixed
with the evenings milk; the food sup
piled to the cows is uniform, and the
breed Of cattle, the Cotentine, IL never
changed. NJ. Hardon buys the cows at
seven hundred francs each and sells
them the moment their yield Of milk
falls below eight quarts. His farm con
sists of three huntre acres, and his MT
rash profits are thirty tive thousand
francs yearly. Tn. COWS are fed on
baets, carrots, trench-pr 'ervrd maize
and uncut hay; two tons of bran per
month are oi@~n; frone March to Novom-
ber the cattle are graz'd
CAT Esrohr.an, tn. Mexican revolutions
airy general, reported to have been sen
tencrd at the City Of Mexico to BIZ shot
has hem bailrd and permitted to enjoy
personal liberty on account of i'll health.
The proposed American and Mexican
exhibition at Vera Cruz will probably
od fixed uponfot Nor ctuhr Of next year,
as visitors will not be- exposed to yellow
fever in Vera Cruz after November !.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-07
The C.binet session Yesterday.

A dispatch from Washington, Nov. 5,
says: The Cabinet was In session not
more than hour 10 day. Attorner- Gem
eral Deysns and Secretary Rvarts we're
absent. The State Department IVES
represented by Assistant Secretary
Seward. Some routine business was
transacted. and there was a general
conversation regarding points to b.
brought to tn. attention Of Congress In
the Presidents annual message. II was
unanimously agreed that the message
should contain some recommendation
for tn. .naatment OF legislation either
10 increase the weight of the standard
in silver dollars, TO diminish its coin
age, or to adopt both of these means OF
preventing further depreciation Of It's
value. The subject will be again con-
sider.d at a future meeting.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-07
Cabbage.
DIED.

DIED.
vEALE.-Suddenly on the 9th inst, neal
Claymont, Brandywne Hundred, Georg,
Nea.e, sr., aged about 40 year,.
ilue notice will h. given vi his intcrment
NJ JTE.--1n Christian village, on the bti
Inst, Rachel Moe, aged 10 years.
intsrn,ent al White Clay Greek church. OF
Friday leaving tho house at 10 o'clock. A. u
II ANSON.--On the 9th inst, Willie H., onl,
son Of James and Margaret Hanson, aged
iy,ars and II months,
"Gone 10 meet his brother"
The relatives md friends 81 the Iaini,y arr
especially invited to attend the funeral, from
his parents residence. No. ~ u Third NJ
on Friday afternoon. to leave the house at
oclock Services at the NJ. Il. church, at New
Castle.
BULLOCK On the 9th ms. Mrs. Sarah
Bullock In the sSi year OF her age
The relatives and friends eI the iamily are
respectfully Invited 10 attend the funeral, from
the resid ence Of her son. VIM. y. Bullock, No
lr22 ratnall street, on Saturday afternoon
next. at two O'Clock, 10 proceed to Mt Lcb
anon cemetery. Services at the house al i-S
O'clock,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-07

r1OR SALE.-A Good Frame House, with
about "a an acre of 'and, rooms, good
cellar and good well o. water. Terms $2oO
cash, $500 to reTain years. Also IA acre
firm in Penca er Hundred, Near Frazer's
Corner, o. which is "a Frame House and sta.
bic. all tillablc land. produced ~ Dosnels oi
wheat to the acre this last season. Terms
1900 cash, balance to remain 10 years. Very
cheap. Apply to JNO. W. WhlTEMAN
Heal Estate Agent sepl8-tiluanldkw
Daily Republican., 1878-11-07
THE E1lrH DAY OF NOVEM BER, 1873.
at2 o'clock. y. m,

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g., )! 'uwin. described rea estate, VIZ: All
chat cert lin tarm or tract OF land known az
the Forrest Farm and which Is situated in Ap-
pouuinimink Hundred, and New Castle Coun.
tv. aforesaid, and by u recent survey Is bounded
and described as 10 lows. to wit; beginning
At a stake at the edge OF the waters WIN
inn poud Of NoxentOwn viii Pond corner ioC
lands Of late John Lyman, now Of John i.
stats from thence with lines OF SAID Stnhts
south 53l degrees east b3s-lO ;erches 10
STONE corner AZ last poresaid, sOnth " de
preps. west ~ 2lr perchcs to stone corner a.
last ,t,resnd, south AZ degrees. east 2es per
rhes to a stone corner for SAID Sthatt .lnnuui
thr heirs " John y. Bird aud lands ct .|hnt'
Doughtcn. from thence with DUught"h south
47 degrees, west - ~ perches Ia STONE cor
ner for said lOughtcn's, tNU'' thence IN /
line of sfih pOughten and others south 3Hi4
degrees. east Y 5-lo IerchcS to II stone in the
Pine tree and Townsend # inu road, iroilI
thence with sad road tu"ard Townsend sta
tion south 6jls {, vreeS, west 10 j-lU perches to
stak kc by the side Of sain = corner Tor
lanis late Of Samuel Nrs0n row ui IAN Wag
Ouer from thence with iiu"s u' jhud OF shld
Van Wagner north degrees west y perclrs
10 II smdl white oak "u' nor aE IAst a1oreEhlh,
north 70 degrees cast : N"r"hes t" 81 ke
corner alorr-aid mort I" Il ltcrs wet p 1-lu
perchrs'tu stake corner ~ Ihst dlorrShlI.
north = Il gTrrS west - p"rrhrs 20 ~
stake Tine OF lands late O' Iuhn 'Inn,
ard 0rwIth north 81 degree east 2-lJ per
chrs to stake CORNER for SAD tlhu. lfphi
thence with said CHM Hrd u line Of iand n
William .Bork north "a degrees east p 3-lo
pnrchos to gate ost corner for said Beck
thcrcwitn ~ ~ ,"r 90 4 81 i.lFper,,
chcs to a. stake by III" at"rs o III" oirrrsrl' ~
mill uond and bindtMg. ttUu ,U nee Wv w
waters thereof therewEth tLy G ''oa and dis
trnces tujn plac" Of beYD0nint continuing
within sniu bounds 3 acres and 10 i,crches.
mote or Ic,s, having thcrcona frame dwelling,
barn and ont buildings.
Seized and taken in execution aS the pro
ptrty vi Pnssmore u. Mitchell ana haallhe
his wife nul ,JaneS Wilson and Mary A.
wilson, terre tenants, and to be sold by
ISAAC 'hI'BB. sheriff.
Sherills office, New Castle, Oct. 10, 1878.