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The Evening critic., 1882-01-03
American Wines.

But few persons arc aware of the great
amount Of grapes raised in New Jersey.
Alfred speer is known to be the largest
vino grower east of the Rocky Mountains,
and the first to grow the imported port
wine grape in this country. His port grape
wine and Burgundy are the best and con
sidered by physicians aud chemists as the
be7f wines ~ be procured for inyalids
FoI sale BY druggists and grocers.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-03
THE EVENING CRITIC.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST Isss.

The special bulletin issued from the Sig
nal-otiice to-day says;
The indications are that fair weather
will continue on the Atlantic coast, with
slowly rising temperature during the rest
Of Tuesday. followed on Wednesday after
noon or evening by increasing cloudines5
and rain or snow,
The Evening critic., 1882-01-03
Durang's Rhenmaiic Remedy
Tilted.

will cure any case Of rheumatism on the
face of the green earth. Sold by every live
druggist in Washington.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-03
A Good Ulster For $3.50.

I. Hamburger & Sons di5 Penaa. ave.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-03

49, a1eIaenIs haye began.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-03

Arthur Penn says Swinburnes. new
tragedy, Mary Stuart" is uRActable
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
BE WatchIuls
For the REPUBLICAN.

For the REPUBLlOAN'
Now YOU don't see it, aud now again
this 11tn day OF OctOher in the year OF
our Lord, 1882, you do, or may see it,
You will doubtless remember when yon
asked me in your office yesterday,
(Tuesday) what thought about the
result in this county, that answered
I had not any doubt but the Republl-
can ticket would be elected fairly and
squarely, but at the same time also
said that the party now in power in
tended il possible to move heaven and
earth to retain their grip on the county q
money bags.
| did not then exactly know to what
extreme measures they would go, but l
see by the papers that Mr.. Il. b. NC
Intire, that genuine pink of latter day
Democracy, has named their derIier
resort. He kindly says, on his official
authority, that tho Democratic major.
ity of the board Of canvass of New Gas
tie county will throw out and not count
the vote in any ward or election dis
trict where there is any bulldozing, in
timidation or fraud lracticed. The
meaning OF all this Is, that If the Re-
publican majority in the county should
only amount to two or three hundred,
that then the Board of Canvass can
and will throw out enough of the strong
Republican wards or voting districts to
arrest the swelling tide Of Republican
ism.
Now tell you once more they intend
to win; look and see how many Of
them have been pulling away almost
continuously at some teat or other for
10 or 20 years past. The result at our
city election in June last, caused a
good many of their rank and Ale to let
90, and this has 80 maddened them all
around that they have become desper-
ate, and tell you that this same rank
and file are encouraged in deeds Of dark
ness by others Of the party, who remain
in the back ground and lay grert claim
to honor, fair dealing and respectabiIity
in all their movements. Watch them,
/ warn yon again to watch them. B.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13

,SHERitF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
, "rt Of lGVari facias, to me directed, Will
he exposed TO public sale at the Court House,
On market street Uetween 1enah and EleV'
enth streets, In the City OF Wilmington, Kew
JaStse county, Del,
ON TUESDAY,
THE ?4th DAY OFGCPOBER, 1882,
at 200 o'closk, p. M, the following described
real estate, VIZ;
All those, the following described lots Of
land situate in the Oity Of New CuStle Coun-
ty of New Uastle, in the State of Delaware,
one thereof, beginning ~ point on the
northeast side of clayton street at the dis
tBnce OF 100 feet 10 inches rom the south side
of Tenth street, thence In northea terly di-
rection parallel to lentn street u feet ak
inches TO the southwest side OF an alley feet
8 inches wide theAce by the said side Of said
alley In southeaster!y direction "a feet To
the northwest side of street 70 feet wide,
thence by the said side Of he 70 feet wide
street in sout1 westerly direction 81 feet
inches 70 the said side of Clayton street afOre.
SAID, and thence by the said side of Clayton
street In north~ esCerly direction GA feet to
the place of beginning, be the contents there
Of more or less, with the right and privilege
Of the said " feet wide street and feet
inches wide alley forever.
Also, the other of said lots beginning at o
point on the northwest eide Of EiAth street
At the distance of 96 1eet from tho northeast
side Of Clayton street and in the northeast
line Of an alley teeJ inches wide, thence
by the said side of th he said alley in q north
westerly direction loo 1eet inches to the
southeast side of 20feet wide street, thence
by the said SIDE of SAID 20 feet wide street in
q northeAsterly direction 40 feet, thence in
sOutheasterly direction and pal allel 10 the
first line lis feet inches to the said siCe Of
Ninth street aforesaid, and therca therefy in
d southWeeUerly direction 40 feet to the place
OF beginning, be the cOntehts tR. reef more
or less with the right and privilege OF ualng
the said 70 feet wide street and the said it.
inches vide alley forever.
Seized and takvn in execution as the p o.
perty of J4cOb herman and Elizabeth ais
vile, and t, and to besOld by
PbILIP Il. CLARK, Sheriff.
SRRgIBF's OBYIoK Wilmington, Del Oct.
4, 1851. oc9
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
HUMOROUS DRIFTS.
Oar Fanny COlBmH Wsrfanted 60
Cure the shakes.
WHY HE uIDN'T EXPLAIN.

W nj he DlDN bA1
Some eight or ten years ago q silvery
tougued chap who claimed to be q
fruit tree agent Rwindled the farmers
of this county in shameful manner,
and one residen. Of Nankin was 50 mad
about it that he came to Detroit,
searched the rascal out, and gave him
q pounding on the street. After he
got through his work he told the fell
low that he would lick him twice as
bad II he ever put eyes on him again,
and 1t was threat TO he remembered
aud nursed. About three weeks ago
the Nankin man WAS travelling in
Washtenaw County, aLd as he jour-
neyed along the highway he met a
traveller who 50 closely resembled the
frait-tree sWindler that he halted and
called out.
"Here you are again, you bold-faced
rasca, /"
"Yes, I'm here" was the ralm reply.
"Wel, SO N |, and I'm going to lick
you until you can't holler | l said ] d
do 1t, and | always keep my word.
Climb down here T.
The stranger "cIumb" without pro.
test, shedding bis coat as he struck the
ground, and a fight began. In about
two minutes he Rad used up the farm
or and was coolly replacing his coat.
"See here" said the man from Nam
kin ~ he wiped his nose with bur.
dock, "you fight better than you did
eight years ago"
"Well, dunno. This is my first af-
fair with you"
Didn't [ walop you in front of the
Detroit Postoffice eight years ago ?"
"No, sir | was in Australia up TO
year ago"
"And you never saw me before ?'
"Never p
"Aud was never in Nankin ."
"Never !"
"Well I'll be hanged Come to look
at you can see that you are not the
man Why on earth didn't you ex-
plain, or ask me to? You must have
thought me mistaken"
son, yes, l knew you were mistaken,
but had just discovered that l had
driven seven miles on the wrong road
aad was wishing some one would CONT
along and give me two words Of saiS
[ didn't want any explanations about
| it. A rotten sweet apple will cure
that black eye in three or four days
and salt and water will tighten your
front teeth in week or so, feel fifty
per cent better, and I'm ever so mu9t
obliged. SO long life to y.u DE
troit Free Press.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
CLASSICS AT A DISCOUNT.

"The counsel for the plaintiff" said
gay and festive attorney of the Uni
ted States Superior Court, "has been
somewhat discursive in his remarks to
you"
"He has alluded to almost everything
in the pages of history, ancient and
modern. He has soCked with old So
crates, roamed with old Romulus, rip.
ped with old Euripides, and canted
with old Cantharides.
But, gentlemen of the jury, what has
that to do with this case
All his allegations are false, and the
old alligator knows it himself. My
client doesn't need any of this fine talk.
Look at him, gentlemen, and say, If
you can, that he hasn't done the honest
thing by the plaintiff. From his youth
up he has been as you now find him
No. /, extra inspected, scaled and
screened, copper-fastened, free from
scoots, silver.steel, buck-horn handle
nine yards to the dollar, thread thrown
iu p
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13

CSHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
10 writ OF leVari facias to me directed will
bo exposed to public sale at the Court hOuse,
on Market street peBween Tenth and EleV-
enth Etreets IN the Uity Of Wilmington, New
Castle county, Del,
ON TUESDAY,
THE oath DAY CT OCTOBER, 1882.
at 2 O'Clock, pm the following described real
esia 9, viz:
All that certain lot Of land situate In the
City Of new CASTLE In he state of Delaware,
bounded AID described as follows to wit:
Beginning at point on the northeast side
of Clayton street. at he distance of 20 feet 10
inches In a so Lthe hsterly direction from the
sOutheas Side OF tenth street and In the line
of lot OF lant Eot harles Weggenm an thence
hy the line Gf h land in n0rtheasterly di-
rectt0n para lei to Tenth street 81 feet Q
inc es to the sDuthwosL side Of an alleys feet
inches wide opening int Tenth street and
a 20 feet wide street, thence by the said side
of the eaid alley in o southeasrerly direction
0 feet to the lie OF lana eretofore conveyed
to the said Jacob Herman, thence by the line
OF that land in q sJutheasterly direction 81
feet and in hes to the said side If Clayton
street aforesaid, Id thence thereby In a
n0rthWes erly direc ion so feet to the place o
be sinnIug by The contents thereof more o.
less
Seized and AIKEN In execution as the pro
perty Of JAG b II H5rmHn and Elizabeth, Ill
| vile, and l. am IT, be sold by
rHILIF X. CLARK Sheriff.
! SHERETF'S OFFICE, Whining on. Del. Oct
| 4, 1881
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
A wife Murderer Murdered by a
Mob.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 11.-At 2 10
O'Clock this morning, about 100 men
from Posey county, Oh horseback, quietly
surrounded the county jail, awOke The
Sheriff, and demanded Of him the keys
OF the jail. They then went to Red
mans cell, took him Dut, put him in q
buggy, and drove off with him. Upon
their leaving a number of shots were
fred and the tire bells we're rung for the
purpose of notifying the police, but
before their arrival lie squad Of horse
men was almost OUT OF sigh, going
down Third street, leading 10 Mount
Vernon road.
The Sheriff was warned only NOM
ent before the mob arrived at the Jail, ,
but before he could lock the outer door,
the mob was upon him and held him a
prisoner. The police, on their arrival,
commenced firing down the street in
The direction taken by tie squad, and
one Of the latter, named Dave Murphy,
who lived near Redman's house, III
! Posey county, vas killed. Redman was
confined In the ii for wife murder.
As the MOB was moving of with
Rrdmau fire aaglDe ran against the
buggy in which The prisoner Was seat
cd, overJurning it, when the order was
given to kill R3iman on the spot. One
Of the mob seized Il sl9dRe hammer and
dealt Redmau powerful blow on che
head, telling him to the ground Az
| this point Chief Pritcuett arrived on
the scene. Ono OF the mob ran up to
him and said "Go away from here,
Pritchett, we do not want to kill you, "
at the same time swapping q revolver in
his face, hut his hand was knocked up
before the weapon was discharged.
By this time several officers were on
, the ground, and they, without orders
, from their superiors, opened dre on the
rapidly retreating mob, who, in turn,
fred as they ran. The mob were we'll
armed, and pitched battle was fought
on Third street, bullets whistling III
every direction.
! Chief Prltchett and Detective Newell,
who led the fight against the mob, made
all effort to capture some of them, bHt
The firing was so hot they were COM
PEELED to lie Hat on the ground to escape
death. The result Of the battle was
that Redman was killed where he waE
stricken down with sledge hammer
Over two dozen balls entered his
body.
1t was at this place that David Muir.
phv, a brother.in- law Of the murdered
woman, met his death. The mob was
30 infant on killing Redman that they
fired heller skelter through their own
ranks. The body Of Redman was cou-
veyed to tho Court House, but life was
extinct. The moo, on leaving the
scene, separated, and everything was
done to avoid the officers.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13

ENHEkIFF'S SALE-KY VlRI UE Ut A
y writ OF Ais Levar. Fac ias to m' direct
Ell, will be EpOSed to pubic eale GGLne Ourt
House, On NJ rket street. between Tenth aud
Eleventh str sets, IN the City of wilmington,
New Castle Couuty, Del,
UN TUESDAY,
The 24TH LAY OF UCTOF Err, 1882,
ut o'clock, p. m., thn tOIt wing described
re&l estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
Win Il tDIee-Sttry brick dwelling house there
on eIecte !, siLuale IN the ,1ity OF winning
ton, boundt d and described as follows, TO
wit:
heg!nning on the sOuthecly SIDE Of Mary
iand avenue, commonly .ylLed the Whining
ton and Christ ana turnpike DAD, between
has. LlLerly street AMI W9rt Liberty street,
at the easter,y iine ia L,B land tOrAAerly
Of q ,imby Walker, ..OW OF Benjamin rad
Icy, and at the mi die OF the diVi;lOn wall
dividing this from III, adjoining house OF
aid uHdlsy Oh tn west, lineage southerly
th; ugl the N. .dulg Of said di lslOn wan %
lee .uC. es 10 a stake in the nOrIAer!y slue
Of i t6e5 ide AiIey, thence D. the mortimer
~ side OF said atleJ eas!er!y Ilcl VIII
Maryland avelue alO.esatd, IL fost ,ncn@s
more or less 10 a stake, thence ntr herLy par
allel with the f ST LnenJl' ned Ilu b. D d
through the division wall, amt Vl!lng thls
from the aG dining house on the aaaC IS l0eL
inches to the souChe,Iy side VI Mai and
avenue aforesaid, thence by said noltlrrly
side Of M, rylaLd avenue westerly IL toat 1
inches nOre or less 10 h, place Ct b'ginung,
with the o. use and p.lvIese IL 1 4iest
wide alley ana Its cV4NL uativn lu"dinS into
a 0 feet wide puu lie alley IL common lOr the
use Of this ana other property DJundlhS
thereon for herself, her heirs and ssigns for
tv-r.
Sclzed and taken IN ecu ion a. the pro-
perty Ct Ma,yJ hnson, ana to be sold BY
FuILIP Ii. CHANA, sheriff,
SHRRIFB's UFBlOE, Wilmington, Del, Oot.
4, 1851. Vc~'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
HEAITH WEALl II

Or. L. q, Vest Nerve and B.ain treat
nent; spe aifc for Hysteria, izzl ness, Oon-
Tulgtons, r. ervOus Headache, Mental Depres'
sion. oss of Memory. SpOrnatorr hea, I'M
potency, Involuntary Emmtssions, Premature
Old age caused by over exertion, aeIt sos Snose y
Seoay and death. One box will cure recent
oases. Each box contains one months treat
~ent Ono dellar a box, six boxes for i've
dollars: sent BY mail prepaid on receipt OF
price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any
case with each order received by us for SIX
boxes, accompanied with tye dollars, we VIII ~
retnrn the money II the treatment does not
etfent cure. Guarantees Issued emily by N.
y Danforth, Druggist, Cor. And and Marke
streets, Wilmington, Del.-Sole agents.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13

laGRM n |
ans of Il
} meet OF |
O'CLOCK
Ii Repu|
esent.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13

ry(,R RENT-A OOENER STORE IN
A central location lmmediate possession.
ociO.f GEORGE q. M AXIS.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
NO CHANCE For HONOR.

We were all at the depot in Macon
waiting for the train to go when q co..
Ored man with a head as round as a
bullet came busllng in and picked up
a friend and brot or and jammed him
again the wall and slammed him on
the floor, aud bestowed upon mis- cocoa
nut rome blows which must have made
that organ acne in a lively manner
The victim was a tall, seriOu8-looking
man, wearing plug hat and carrying
a satchel. He made 70 resistance, and
when it was all over he sat down aud
rubbed the kinks out Of his hat as cool
y as if a pounding was an everyday
occurrence.
'RaUher sudden ?" l remarked as
the crowd thinned out
"Werry sudden. sab, an altogether
beyan' precedent" he replied.
al noticed that you didp'G resist"
"No, sab. | didn't git oher do com-
mo shum soon 'nutf."
"Were you not expecting something
Of the s)rt? 2"
"No, sai | am sellin' powder dat
makes a pint of kerosene lie go as fur
az a quart widout it. | sold dat pus-
son some yesterday au' l reckon he
might have tried it fur toothache or
liber complaint an become disgusted." "
"He gave you some hard knocks"
81 s'hpect he did, sab, an de worst
of it am cam t git chen wild him. De
proper way would have been for him to
send me q challenge. We could have
met OF de field of hOnah, an l should
have killed him. He didn't do
it. He rushed in heat, an Uidout de
leas' regard fur my sense of honah he
banged me into a box an walks out
widout akin fur my cad or leahin'
his. OATS one thing dat am keepin'
our race down in dis kentry-want OF
honah. l don't say dat prove of
duellin', but | must insist dis way OF
walkin' in on pusson who kin speak
fo' languages an has been TO Ntagary
Falls an moppin' him on de foo am
not only painful to de victim, but
casts slur on de archives OF de hull
African race.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
picking Gotten I'm the Shade.

Mr.. G. P. Collins, Hays county, Tex
as, has invented a cotton-picker's wag-
on which enables the pickers to do their
work in the shade. This wagon, as de.
scrIbed by the Rural World, is con-
structed on light frame covered with
domestic cotton or duck, running on
cast wheels, "a by IL feet, with
troughs on both sides running the
whole length of the wagon, GA feet,
into which the cotton is thrown by the
piekers as gathered. 1t is claimed that
six to ten men can work under the can.
vas and gather and carry much more
cotton than 10 done in the old fashioned
way
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13

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ORDER.
RFaIsTER's OFVIOB, ]

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Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
7UB1LU SALE OF .UOws. 4
PHILA AOEgPEIA, WHINING To N
AND BALsIMORE RAILROAD.

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tons, 6.5b, ", 1887 a. NJ; 2.3O, i, 80, 9'5t
p. N,
Phlladelphta (express). 2. 2?S, 6So, 7,6o
New Yo.k, 100 428 ESQ, e.55 958 Il t3
A Nj; ;*I2 ,3S, !. .b3, 2.3O, 5 il, 7,6.sS L26 P. W.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, LOO,
9l7, 10 % A. M, ent 6.0) p. NJ.
Baltimore and Say Line. o. ~.
q,I7 A. NJ; / 90 II 90, 5 O0 0.57, llo4 ?. M,
baltimore only, los, 1O.0O.A M; l2.% and
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Uastle, 800, $40 a. M; Loo, 800, o.E5
p M. ~
Harrington and intermediate stations, 8. 10
A. M; LOS, o.25 T. M, IN
Del1nar and intermediate stations, 9'lo A.
NJ; l.0b p. M.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
sHERIFF'B SALE

StHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Vendttoni eApOnas to me directed,
will be exposed ~ public sale at the Court
House, on Market street bowen Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the City Of wilmington,
New Castle county, Del,
ON TUESDAY,
THE Gath DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882,
at 2 O'Clock, .. m, the foloWinS described
re&i estate, vie:
All the certain piece Qrp areel OF lard ttu
ated in Christiana Hupd ed, New Castle
county and Sta to of Delaware, bounded and
described IS follows, tO wit;
Beginning at new cJrner store OF Jamas
Whites land and in line Of Robert Peirces
Jr., land, thence by said White's lat thPAo3
next four lines south 8 u degrees, easC ~ g.
10 perches to a new corner stone by the nor
therly side cf n road known by the name u
the Huckle berry road, south 81 dearees, west
4-l0 perCheS to new marked chestnut tree,
south 3IL degrees. ca I 3d. pSrches 10 Low
corner stone. north OIL degrees. east 81 porch
es to new marked corner chestnut by the
edge of run Of said " hite's and John Std
hams land, thence continuing the same
course along said Stldham's land 40 perches
! to new corner stone, thence by said Std
ham land north 28A degrees, west 30 $40
perches to new stone in a inc Of John Hen
drickson's land, thence along said line south
| 67H degrees, west 10 $40 perches to q corner
stone Of the said Piercs's land, thence by his
land these next i've lines. fouth 10 degrees,
west 10 perches to a corner stone N degrees;
ives! Q 4-l0 perches to a rner stone, south
89H degrees, west 27 4.l0 perch to an old
corner marked Black Oak, north 40 degrees,
west 81 perches to b corner stone, north va
degrees, west 331% perchss to the place Of be-
ginning, contaiNtng thirty-tWo acres enc
quarter and fourteen perches Of land, with
the privilege of road 10 feet wide on tho
adi dining lands to extend from this land by
J0nn HendrickSon's line, and to continue
until 1t lntersects the road leading to Dick
son's Mills and excepting thsreout six acres
IS Id to Nil on Meals, and out of Oh six
hcres there is reserved for the use Of these
Crenlsef road leading to the maj plolic
road Teyer.
seized and taken in execution as the prop
orty Of James McGreilis, deceased, George
McGrellis, executor of James Mcdrg!l!s, de-
CO SOD y and Morxery McHrelIis, surviving
nOrGS aver, and t and to be sold by
PHILIP h. CLARK, SheEif.
5uERlFF's OFFICE. Wilmington, Del, oct.
4
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13

REGIsTER's OFBIOB,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Q t. 10, 1882.
Upon the application of Benjamin F. Will
son, Administrator Of Susan Wilson, late
Of Wilmington HID, In saidcounty, deceased,
It is ordered and directed by the Register that
the executors aforesaid give notice of the
granting ofletters ofAdmtnistratiOn of upon the
estate OF deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to bepost-
cd within forty days from the date OF such
Letters, in six of the most public places Of tho
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the sane or abide by an act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided; ; and also cause
the same 20 be Inserted within the same
period In tho Daily REPUBLICAN,. a
newspaper published Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e.o-d.l
~, Given under the hand and Seal
}L.P. OF Office VI the Register aforesaid at
t~--~> wilmington, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above writ ten.
s. y. BI8GS, Register.
NcTIoE.-klI persons having claim against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrator, on
orbefore the 10th day of October, 1873, or abide
the Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. BENJAMIN F. WILSON,
Administrator.
Address, sI2 Tstnall Street, NilmtnGten.
IleIHWare. Octl1
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13

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Daily Republican., 1882-10-13

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