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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-09-08
of he Yorkviile Enquirer
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A REMARKABLE FAMILY.

BETHESDA, September 3.-We have in
our township, near where reside, a colored
woman who has not yet reached her three
score years. and has now living four genera
tions of children proceeding directly from
her, viz. Adaughter not over 40 years old !;
grand daughter about 30; great'grand'
daughter about Is; and great great grand
daug ghter about Is days old. Should any one
doubt the truth of t. g above, | am prepared
to produce all the parties; also the evidence
as to their ages. should also state that
this woman, in appearance, is comparatively
young, and may yet live to see one or even
two more generations of her offspring.
A typographical error occurred in my crop
report from this section. 1t should have
read: There will be half crop or three.
6fths of last years yield. j. l.. M.
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ACCIDENTAL FIRE,

HopEwELL. September 5.-The gin house
of Sarrat Bros, situated on Bullock's Creek
in this county, was accidentally destroyed by
FIRE on the 25th ultimo, about IL m. Three
bales of cotton were burnt The origin of the
fire is supposed to be from either grit or
match in the cotton. Loss about 81 ,000
In your publication Of my report Of the
crops, there was typographical omission Of
two words. The sentence containing the
omission should have read as follows "In
York county, from the sivery band Of Broad
river to the thriving eastern border; from the
historic ground of the north to its gently
swelling hills of the south, doubt if enough
red oats are to-day sowed to feed 100 horses
100 days, when two acres per horse we'll put
in, (wilh attention similar to that given cot
tom would reduce the expense of corn feed
for horses 10 per cent ". w. T.
Cow GROVE, S. c., July 5, 1879.
This is to certify that have used Hills
HEPATIc PANAcEA, and thoroughly tested it's
action, and find it all he claims-a good liver
1t also readily relieves indiges-
ton. w. A. SANDERS, M. D.
pg- For sale by JOHN c. KuYKENDAL.
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RAIN IN BROAD RIVER TOWNSHIP.

HopEwELL, September 2.-We were bles'
sed with fine rain yesterday, which will be
very beneficial to young corn, and the potato
and turnip crops. Farmers can also SOW their
oats, crop to which too much attention
cannot be given. It. yields greater profit
per acre, in proportion to the outlay, than
almost any other crop we can raise.
w. T. M B
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-09-08

One mail bag brought him seventy letters.
The Washington Post says of them: "The
contents are varied in character. Some
were invitations to lecture, others prescribed
the punishment that he should receive, and
not a few contained drawings of scafold
with the murderer suspended from the cross
beam. There was also large wood cut
picture of Guiteau with hemp encircling his
neck, and at the bottom the words: "If the
courts of Justice have not the legal power,
you can depend on the people for the manual" !"
From Attica, Ind, came about dozen bed
bugs, with brief letter that he turn them
loose in the cell, so that they multiply and
feed upon him, and expressing the hope
that he be deprived of the power to destroy
them. A pertinent one from soldier in the
regular army asks permission to stand guard
over him. If, when his term of duty expires,
there is any more use for guard in that di-
rection, he wants to be shot himself"
"A persistent run of bad luck has brought
English agriculture to the verge of ruin. The
crops of last year were destroyed by the floods.
This year they seemed quite promising until
a week ago. On Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, there were intermittent storms and
sunshine-just the kind of weather to make
the wheat in the ricks and stacks sprout. On
Thursday there came a deluge of rain that
soaked the already damaged grain and mil.
dewed that which was uncut. The belief in
the grain trade, even then, was that the har-
vest was ruined. But that was not all.
Throughout Sunday night and Monday fore
noon there were violent storms of wind and
rain, extending over England, Scotland and
Ireland. The Irish crops, in addition to all
the other agricultural troubles, are involved
in this general disaster. The English farm
er is well.nigh desperate. He is pestered in
many vexatious WAYS with landlordism
that hampers him in his management; taxed
heavily, and placed in competition with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-16
L0nEE. RRErEI IjrE.

Eu:20a"&L'5 cifcu1 p35rt5 tk,cura hcco g
d%y 2'cr tf:a 8 . & +, J., ".
IEC vomm;t!a3 or L.iab! Of Tho Cir Council
meets Today.
al the alaT,lyo2a {! tie Ei:siii> h.j!,ac !
.'*'WaE GO. were paid eli ytzts7d.y in 2oi.:.
: ,a!Ea n:Gs!;-st va Ailcl ~ . go,!'egn.a
6? nc ."-:.tr e! hi~c ard 8. ha'rh s;7ce!s IS!
;.i2A!
SEa9;cai.'& Point. cH0 oi ii; mot ya,us0' {
u."iag shores OF l:1 Potomac, VII nc Sold CT
OCC9IGe: :.
& Tu*r::aga i.ca;.aa waa sual in Washington
Yesterday - william j. l'ie:cG "ci A;,i.I;
s;:co:, no!h Of Cuipepc: equity, VS..
Ecsio7 5uppiy oi white perch .ni iori: Il. n,
NJ. q. K. PlICa will havo 81 his stand is lhe
iEaTNst &c morrow a fine 10. Of b,aGE bass.
Gha Officials o: .ho roEnEy.paaia Central Z.
r: who arrived in Washington yesterday. past
I'd through hare his :. o1A!Gy On o.tta cers over
The 4. - 1. T.. ".
re s!c:!nar B"lj amin lies 7d4r. Ok Norfolk,
".e!:o nra L iaw days ago 80 Ea3,ns broken down
~ ;2e river while engaged il to~ing two coal
D:TEt9 - CT TIC WGys - the iDy2Td for lcpsiIs.
Ir. George ". EaTIhurst. entered upon MS
dates a. the Custom Romeo ihis morning az
lcsp2Ctct CT TO polt. c position 10 which he hss
been recently appointed by ju1ae Gray. tie
Collector. II !hy place Of ~, WM. 4 Cave,
reEigned.
Nineteen 9sg,o.;is of live sleek passed Through
zero H7cr .Gc N!r2!GiR Midland N.,lway :Cr
*ni.G!r ~ isst nigh. Iho freight business over
Inc Virgins Midland road il hosvY a. present
"TGT "!a hundred csriosds Ct live sock mas! Cd
tTcS tir -! Saturday night.
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5lGE EESSssS-

A!exanGris Va. Ncv :, 1851
sU& :%uf Ek hes Jest ralu7ned from sec.
~ ond tri? to Rev York, and has added mt ny
s,tracti0as il DEESS goods, g.
NGw Colors in Moires ard Satin Str;ncd Hciras
Striped Plu:hes: Coiored Voivsls,
Attractive plaida
New Coors in ChGdish Cloths.
Largo aidi!i IN 10 Cashmere stock some sp1.
c!aliy attrsclioe goods fc- boy's wesr; Light
G!oakinse, WOOL Plu5hes for Uloaks and
Trimmings.
Notwithstanding large advaaas il Domestic
Goods, Wo arc supplying cur customers At old
pli'es Wo sro selling ono Of tho best makes il
bieache1 lC-i Sheeting IS! TO re per yard
under the market price. Special a,tsnti IN is di.
rect$d to our reg Towels st 3Dal7c. Onr new
deTi%1g Hlt-Su pro'tinE Gorse! and cur zoe
Coraet Fro VERT, oxaEaiGsLion.
EorT J. x, TAChHTT, lCO Ring 81.
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Ia Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
go ttSE 80.



!z:.. ii.
C-toiy Ia ... =" ..:' sub: i.o,:cs Ysih.
- ia: i.s. -" aa:s u:gi:,t. tn. sUicItnc
c2Es: :. .i5!.,:a .isc' '"V 6 beTooh
= d.UA. th:i 4 coalc5.s ieTTru7 lf:i;"!tnn ~ i
pcT;ot: fcgro:l. 81! ! TX Ea-G.2nf 70 q ozark.
cd hagf2e.
B!5sn @2lra.r: -. t&si Ie.2i; coE!.iHs N re
I0:yc i3o,i stem .,ng .hcl ctsbe or substance
found IL m-i"'c Cs - vsa frat discovered and
Use! IS rerrl1o ~ i'!oa1: rhsslctaE3 about
1857. En-. g caia "inG!i3n u: !I.a EXTRACT OF
CELERY EMO 49, aiO6IL#, which has
end The pubic hy Dr. t.. -, Benson, h.s pre-
Cu2sd Elc!, r:la:vciCu lG:G.;s il caring n:,r0uE-
nesa std b.: G&@kns md tspe>is:!y .lerTcul sDd
SEX headaches. neuralgia psrsiSsis, iaciscsticn
and si5cria:sIa=S, thai !. G>a excited pablo al
t2Etion :Id newspaper comments, and many
physicians ESvo vs:.d :ha merits OF This prcpar-
s;iom "it. the bsst rcs@!!s, s. G:o.ni c1iow from
u tcH.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SiI:
''rottOr EcaIon's preparation CT Ga!sry and
ChaI!0nlI,c tGr EGT7J.3 j::9.#ri Is It's mes. i'm.
pcrtGnt addition = edo - tho lnl'or!s maiica in
Englar, oE Baltimore.
TT. DsaGoa'a pills SIS YgItiH theic wig 10
goa il nervous aid aick headaches H. ILL., A.
L ScLl2:c- Q; Baltimore.
"Gh3sa pills srG invalllsb;0 II ncr7tus dis.
asaae. - ID EG!nja0rii, &C New EotE.
Or. !sefGoJ.'s Hills far tho euro Of NEURALGIA
arc 8 sGr2e:s," -fi;.. =. :. Iolmsn o. Gh;i4i-
isnAhrrI. y.
These pills a:a 4. pcoia preparation onIg tor
tae cure G. zpgGi.l Ciaca2re rs an-icG, Grh for
thCso diseases tn? FRO 'svlihY of = Ial h; all
iniellis"1: sNilsr+ri. GL.y !..a prepared e.
p.cts;y - cGre .ic aa,ja2c. 10 TOTS hctGsche,
dJspcA2 !a%.non', r"i7a!t;ia. nervousness,
pa!alysi2. :taaao;aHGE5 naL Indigestion, and will
cure my GAIA. Iri&o 10 ca..l, %,s.:r frar,
Sold I7 ell druggists.
n&r0r s&t: q. EUpA @.ST
Rh,:imCro, Eli.
EAo:etai3 gents, JANNhI IL GO. Drug.
GIsts. Alexandria, va. novl.t25
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IG4lG}Ksss@ s.sc.@s
i'Y l., T Lucas, Auctiaaaer.


SHJiA,4 be- 80 By uc''oa on 'FHlTRaDA1
w kiukNLo';f. No2Niu5ar II, iSSi, ri ion
o'CiGca. II. 10 Il Cameron Slr...t. orpcli!o the
Market :, a&G lot RI GNUHEapLD and
KITCH&# EiIEMLTuMN. consisting Of Col.
tsgo Sc.s, LonIgn WsrGfobc. Deck, ih.ifa
iGstEhts ani sund7y o;,ar articles. haioaginS
to : gentleman declining hou:Ghecpiag ,:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-16
Sci OFT EGnrS

IaG c";o confinement oi ali factory work,
gives t"a operatives paiiI faces. poor sppe:i.a,
!.iisHii, Eise:hhla feelings. poor blood, insctl so
HToF. l:!dHay and urirNrg troubles and sill the
nhYsic'ans a2A medicine IL !ha world canno!
help !hr'm Ha!ei2 ;lcy get Gu. Of doors or use
:;UH i;;.tra. II" Iurtst Gni best remedy, q =
pee: ~ tor 5uca cssus, h.Ni1g sbuniancn Ct
h@sitn, sunshine ard Io'Y cheeks in thor r hsy
ccsi / a. Il !! - Ci'is!inn Recorder,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-16

The WEATHER The heavy VIM which
had baen blcqing ircul he nc;:.Scat sil dsY
yesterday, sub3iaaG !ss; night. bu! the mercury
10 The thermometer c,otcueG TO fall un!!l this
morning when it registered thirty dcS.ecs.
With heaye frost ou the gc0ucd. Ice io!mcd
il the g1lt9ts sid on shallow pools OF water
during tho nie;t. Tc-iaY The SCG:her has
been mild and pleasant, encouraging ras5y TO
heliesa thst Inilan sumner Is close at hs1d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-16

PERsoNA1~--2ha Shr.vapo.. H.. nH;y
Standard. cf he Ioh, says: *iT:, May /.
Williams arrived "a ito g las: right iiola
Alexandria, Va, Oh . visit to ksr daughter.
Mrs Is. q. White. We s1o suco her stay II
Cur oily will be Of & most pleasant naturo.
jchu Bryan. CD, a ratlge Of ttis city. In;
for forty five years Pas: resident OF Sc, I.ans,
is here. for tha iicst lino u i5c!y g2sr3. % :!
visit 10 his relatives and t;ic157
MIR. Ffspk !Te!Geij. u;.o vsa married 10
Richmaad yesterday 10 Hiss UcrH ii, Smith,
of that city lo'urncd to this city with hia
b:ido las: nlsi,t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-16
For sale by s.. =. Laadbsslsr Il Bro.
E&egy.ars sso,2,ars'Y ssnanaysl,l

2ls '"H disturbed al sight hUd broken Q: your
tesS i. sci: child suhsTin& snt crying with
~" c:cFU2ntIEs paj7 OF cutting teeth? If so,
"r3:"@ca sad get bo!tla OF sirg. WlNSLO w
>, -, IL ~ > 2fUH. j. vii! relieve the poor
'i.+i@ th,Hfot iiimcdi c!y--d"p"ud upon it
."aj" - ~ jaIs;.Ee sbyu, it. Hero Is not
H"tii''t on "frih who has ever ua8d it who will
a'i IL! Ii T. once tha, i: Will regulate the bow
- FAD S'Fc :"3. TO ;hn mCInor, AMI ri!!ef ard
"c'.!ta "a tuG cSili, operating ike mSeic II is
h"' :'ciiE sH to t5c IN Mi Cases. and uicseaat TO
ii.;' tH~s". go Il; tina prescription 81 ono Of tho
1.rst AMI '''H! l.m%'o .n2sCAns hpI nurses in
l"a uh't4t i'tt;o.. SID everywhere. Is cents
.c'l..'. mil
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IL. Eal''.ct EiGJoJiliie' -,9r. IG. 1S&I. -.
So: tie &i.!1!a atlantic States slightly wa.ac-.
fs!- wca.1o. Winds G4iltng % cas' ca s.u,r
and Ealing bc- yr.g.5r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-16

II YOU wsr. Coed Suit for $40, al2, So
% !; 20 10 the sd reliable firm ct 3. WATER
NAN y Son,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-16

THE METg0RIC SHOWER tho faoitocie
shower. lredictcd 70. Inst riGht I'D Dot sG0R
up Gs brilliantly SIS vas expected, thaFo were
number Of "shcrting slsra" 6G! there wss 10
unusual GispisP. l. is ssjd That g rci;l.iketiy
bright AID ocg c,rsini!ai meteor Has2a cVcE
:his ciiy at,ut eleven o'clock HioG9sy OiGh', 1t
FIRST appeared 10 tho noctheas;cro par! al IL:
heavens. sad rnoseL ID he "oa: cjlh esesi rt
ridlty. III so Apparently D,erFcc II ho:;z3nia!
line. lcsvisg behind !. hr!ljisot stesm 0i
limit i)r neatly IEc Whale length @! It's c5u.se,
until the strange via:o: ils1it w.s iact 70 view.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-16

Mr. GREGORY PARALYZED-9. It. Gg;So:y,
e!q. ona CT Alexau6ris's most respected OK.
Zsnl sod rr0ni0ras bpa!Gos5 mea, was Eh;i5
sLiiag 10 his ef5c:, corner a kl0e aoa he
streets, shoot hail past nine O'Clock tbs
morniog. s;fickec vita 1aSsigsis, Gil eng ki4
entire :ie'. side. 10 gas conveyed 10 biz
Rome oE 81. AssHh street, lie c?rraige, find
DR.. Lewis sunmlnea. While Sir. Gregory is
10 dangerous ooEG; igD. hcp:s are cOteTtajaoi
# bis r,Uoserf.
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-AJW 4. vs. :ti4! ADYl
0YsIcgs-- III Confectionery Y,
aI&@Say E::s5.ss2as,, E2s Flag ssrea.

:3a@ opGreS his
L Z y 49, ~ = n * Z j. ;LORS
III! ,hH season. Els n:S!cr f0aH,a !rr gentlemen
ara Also cner. %&!:oa. ray rely u9oa Eic;.ci
Cystcrs .;!' TIC bfst Goctriy in I'll s,Ti2a
MILF. as: N%AaG;. :i.sh nnh :E1e Er;,.n he
country, Hlways lar ssla Trv !. FER ynnr family.
BranGls's Zee Crcam. Pes e.. G;,.syri O, lunch,
and Pu;a Candle ira f:"uiait:os ia which liz hiss
never r,on CSC.icd, :l:;eg Ul e! i.n(c ~ tho
best material cheaper thsH thrv cs;l he ;eaIa ni
home. lie Caters u tina ha.. 20: families, psf
tias, bills. fairs s"d ca;nraainmcGiS
Cream PuH5, Tart snd PASTRY 81 aiI kinds
Fruits. FuGsrcG nnd pia:c, CarcmoIs. Nu:s nnd
tcnf.ciiona;as q! i'll k'
Gal, 600. :wy srd ha Gajsila orl2j
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A.ssiGia TSssHA1I,
! N&C3SAT:F;G SIT GLASS.

/ NRC1SAT:Fa SIT GLASS.
Miss McEhAl#'S Glass III CHINA,
Silk nEd WOOD phtfiTiNG will moe: a:
Mrs. Dorlo1's, OF Qloen street, en- MONDAY.
November Isl, - o'c'ceS. Thaso wishing TO
see specimens oi Miss Mc B.air's work O, to re.
ceire her Instruction, $50 requested to commu.
niceta with Ara Dorsey, So ~. Assph ct until
the d. OF November, Thcn Mrs Dorsey will
t.ke possession Of hnc hcu:A on Q leen s!ron
On!o!y cccunicd ~ Mr Pcuc!'l oc.2?-lm
A HIGHT SCHOOL FOX YOUNG MEN
e. WILDE opoacl hy
NORMAN =. MOORE
Ga &OHOai, Octobec Dist, 1851
For tnF{He. c:n., apply q: 70. t. south RoysI
street, III stairs, hotwae:, . and 10 O. n. and
and s y. m. oct22-1m
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"WiNE or CAROui' makes rosy
cheeks and clear compilations.
For sale by Z. 8, Lea ires:er s. Bro.
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EU6H Il S:CEiyED lot Of Tho celebrated
- lGSTHihis NSADlC ATUR. for re-
mo,irF 2ra.s9 sd 81 stains from clothing And
carpets 81 :: N23 UNITS.
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F2AJ0Ms! BtUCMS! &NUlM5l-lC0 doz
- kfoGIns III s.o.c ard Cor Sale nt bottom
gF'c'a iu'ch .set hc'o;c the advance.
NcLSEN s. UHLE2,
T"vij IL + ing street.
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sgALs AND EXAMINE rHE MARIss
II land H!SGUIT WUHkER at
AcLaAM s. UH uERG,
lao IS King street
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EEAFEi. GnA B3AG:5 SHELLS for brooch
Z 'o.1iE? Gu"E a!so Musko, ard Gun Caps,
Gi;n W~1S, hit!al Cartridges a:iJ other goods
IA :: IN Lire IL; store aaa iUr sale wholesale and
f,.Hu ~ - Er: cGrGG- CT i:ov=i st., Alex. Va.
movie ! 7. GRHli:HTnH IL SON
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Es7LUu& sAChSI FLOUR SkOkSll IN
;: store %Ed for saIH 81 bottom priacs. All
E :: 3 Printed in coinss.
nuH6 stcL&AN &. IEiIHRH. IS King st.
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Eu:20a"&L'5 cifcul p35-t5 tk,cuzi hcco i.
d%y s.: tie 8 & +, j.. ".
GEC uomm;!:a3 or L,iah! Of Tho Cir Gcuuc;
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
No hsustaones for Him.

The will of Gerhart Bechtel. late OF
Washington town ship Berks County was
filled in the office OF the Register OF
Wills on Monday. In it occurred the
following remarkable provision: And
l further Olsen herit and prohibit from
participation in the distribution of my
estate such of my male descendants as
pc. sist in wearing moustaches. A son
of the deceased, Levi B'cktel, was
appointed executor, and of course will
have to see that the upper lips of the
male members of the family are kept
moved clean. Strange notions some
people have.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

.-r-TVO STORY BRICK
fy NM sA1 containing 8 rooms And bath
Dtlinss,. hot and cold water; -
" P,rsSMn Prs doors TN roof main build.
Ia hlaiass IhuIldl Ink, u feet, lxl6 lot %
rpIs pa "a t.et slley. Price oO, on
tsP WM 0kEG9 l. PlkRCE,
|rag ts'~A Clayton House.
F,tN
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Bnsmr Patterns.

The ladies' who have been under the
necessity of sending to New York and
Philad el phia for the celebrated patterns
will be glad to hear that q. A. Spencer,
700 Market street, has taken the agency
for them and can now supply customers
with complete assortmens. of patterns,
Bazaar Dress Makers, Queens &c. Stop
and secure Q catalogue.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Walsh { Co. Ready for cold Weather!

The cold weather that is now upon us
has not caught WALSH & Co., at No. 5O6
Market street, unprepared for its coming
Jas will be readily seen by their large and
varied display of just such goods as are
most needed to insure comfort in every
household. BLANKETS, SO indispensable
in cold weather, are here displayed in
profusion, at prices ranging from $3.50
to $40 pair. While we claim that our
1880 Blankets are not of the finest ma-
terial, or of the heaviest weight, we do
claim, and are prepared with proof, that
our blankets at this price are as good as
the best in the city for the money nam
ed. While our grades, which are sold
for every dollar between 50 and $40,
compare favorably with any line now be.
ing offered. To speak in detail of our
extensive line of Carpets would occupy
this entire space; suffice it to say our dis
play is complete, embracing in its en-
|tirely all the latest designs. both in In.
grain and Tapestry, and at prices which
must command attention from the pub.
lie. A full line of stair carpets, both in
Damask and Venetian, together with an
excellent display of floor Oil Cloth in all
the desired widths. We are selling our
all-wool filing Ingrains at 50, s., 60
and IS cents per yard. Best extra su.
pers at 80 cents, and rich Brussels at
Is cents, which is from % to 40 per
cent. lower than any other instalment
house is offering the same class of goods.
Our Millinery Department embraces
everything both useful and ornamental
that is known to the market, and by the
aid of one of the most experienced and
accomplished milliners of our city, the
most fastidious tastes can be gratifed.
Ladies are particularly invited to inspect
this department, for which we confess
much pride, as we have spared no pains
nor money to make our millinery de-
partment rank with Wilmington's best.
A full line of Boots and Shoes for all ages.
We invite competition from any cash
house in our city to beat our stock OF
Clothing, either in price, quality, style,
or thorough workmanship in their max
ing. We sell a good business suit for $ll,
and at all prices between that and $28.
Overcoats, ulsters and ulsterettes in the
choicest designs. Our stock in this de-
partment is thorough and complete, and
cannot fail to please the young man who
desires the nobby styles, or the more set
tied one who needs something plain and
durable. Remember all our stock is
sold-upon bill of $40, 81 down, and
81 week.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

TWO STORY BKIoK
Msnh., . -eod location. with porch 10
Yas IN . - : .ds S ysrd; Hur rooms Q. =: ~:
,osr .sd bath 2. =, :hs s.s ss0Snd Snd d nss ~
y ~, ~, Nc q lot . Z 1so fee. This
% is,te,, YER; vssk. will 10 sold at great
stpld ~ r..s "OWusr," RSrUBLioAH
"A ASsr novl.5tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

DOARDERS WANTED AT NO. Va
ID Airkwood stfest, In family Of two.
nov13tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
TOUBI.IC SALE

DUBI.IO SALE
--OY-
REAL ESTATE! REAL ESTATE
viii be sold u public sale, at tho suction
room Of Drake l. Co., No o East Fourth st
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1881,
st O'Clock, p m,
A two story brick storehouse, N. z. corner Of
Second and Market streets. Also, Ne. / 4
Second street, adjoining and . tw,-And.
half storj dwelling. No. 9O7 O.Anye street,
being the estate Of John Perkins. deceased.
TeiLs 1t sale, by .-
JOHN PERKINS, JR,
uov<Lt AdminisN tor,
JOSHUA NARlS, his Attorney.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

Jauney, No. SOL g. sO3 King street, is
headquarters for all tho best brands and
oil vsrietiss OF butter.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
LUM Be y.

r ARC}E STOCK or SEASONED 7xA
~ .aEt ..yprss: and GSd4p ssi; Eie'.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
D0ARDIH0.

A FEW BOARDkRS GAN FIND CON.
"A Nrt:bls roons, at ~ King street.
ootlo.V
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

urAT A BARH AIN -TAREE
nB SALE a0,, brick houes, with rooms
NJ W. street, bstweon Loodeu and
leaa APf'THOMAS X. LALLY.
| =. eo9k Market street
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
,os SALE.

~ SALE L,h,outiag on Orange, = DH .cS;n.rv' I
,epstty t,rsUsludlns pows' mseaanTy sc N nIst.
&; 4, :; i; ss:,:.s;: ~ :: = !;
EI M sss S~. WIN d!yids stI,M y y s3'@
Erp.ll ! sS:yANs PENNiN,nuEtVs,rns.. W.
IL. S's. ' ssn.A ..e 1;,; .;;.;;:; ;;5S:;; =
.SsALE-!n.th. al store including
,s' 10. w. trs|Ior, S%f ffom nov until
asby Nag a ns.t A good supply Of
y o. MA Apply 70 either r,nur
or ISAAC DlI.Lt3N.
| :. ,.,.r A sIsti and shiD''' street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
PUEBLO AALA.


TNkUsTErssALs
| REAL ESTATE :!
BY virtue Of decree Of tho Court Of Oman
cory Of the State Of Delaware, IN and for New
CASTLE Cou ty, made At september Term
A. d., 1881, Of said Court, will DO exposed v
Public sale. At tho Hotel Of James q. Pear
Bon, In stanton, MIL Greek Hundred Anc
state Of Delaware, on
THURSDAY, Nov. 10Th. A. d. 1881,
N2o'o'osk, p. NJ,
the following Real Estate. being tho property
Mil Greek Hundred. county and state afore
sAid, ~ follows, W wit:
No. !. Besinninx on the Turnpike Road
leading from Wilmington 70 Christiana, ~
feet from James McMichAel's corner, and
bounded on the north and wsH by lands Of
Reuben 50 ;torthwAits; on the east by lands Of
Bonj amin Crsnston and Robert Taylor and
on the south by lands of Robert Taylor and
tho helrso o Springer Mcdaniel, ooutainins
or eaa, with frame dwelling house, barn,
carriage house, and out houses thereon ereot.
cd.
No. All thA, certain lot or piece OF
ground, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon orcctsd. situate In MIL Greek
Hundred, Aforesaid, beginning At . point
at tho distance Of feet from the northw' 1t
corner Of said buildings, thence eXteId ing
casterly..8 perchos to corner Of land. now,
or formerly OF Stroud and Stapler: thence
extending south westerly nine and three
quarter perches TO oorner OF lapL bo,rng ing
to the heirs Of Peter Springer, deceased ;
thence westward y, one and one-third perches
" another corner Of said Sprinyer's land !;
thence by the same northw trdiy eight and
perches to the place Of beg nning,
forty perchos tf and more or less,
excepting thereout . passage way OF three
feet along Samuel Bailey's property, for the
use Of the said Samuel Bailey, his heirs and
assigns forever. Attendance will be given
and terms OF sale made known at the time
and place Aforesaid, by
ANTHONY HIGGINS, Trustee,
oct 6dAwtf or by his Attorney.
Attest J. NJ. HousxAN, Reg. G. y.
TKOs. BRACK8S. Auelisnesr.