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Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
TlUBI.IC SALE.

, iAh> ''fhA".
The subscriber about to relinqush farming
will sell At public sale at his residence, on
the farm known as the James b. Henry farm,
ad Joining the town Of Delaware City, st
Georges HID, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 18th,
at 10 o'clock .. IN as follows; NO. !, bay
mare seven years old sounn and kind good
worker and driver; No. Z, brown mare, nine
years old. sound and kind, u good driver or
worker; No 3, black mare, seven years old
trst-olass worker and driver, sound; No !
bay horse seven years old, souni and Kind
! head Ct sup rior mich cyws, some vita
calves py their sides, others spriuaing These
cows are be stein and Duran stock and are
all home raised from the cfh DIGEST cows. Ono
bull y God stock yoke Of well.m.ted, good
sized younx oxen, 4 ick workers; shoats
Chester o1unty BOAR, firm wagons, horse
cart, new OK cart dtrin nt0wn carriaqo,
fallen top buggy nearly new. corn marker,
horse rake. roller in order, two Syracuse
blows used one season, meadow pillow. corn
plows, twin harrows,l A harro1, cora cover
er 3 cul'ivatOrs new feed cutter, corn shelter
new, sythe and cradle, moving o the, GROW
bars, fork Eakes, shovels hose, measures,
&c basket OK yoke, corn knives, horse
trough, carriage, wagon, cart and pillow har'
ness, dot bic and single, collar brides, dou-
bic and single trees chicken coups, block and
tackle and maay o,her articles not here
enum rated, but will be positively sold with
out reserve the above st"ok and utensils are
all frst.e ass and worthy the attention Of
buyers.
Ierms-Un all sums OF go or less, cash on
all sums over that amount q credit of ten
Ill nths will be given by the purcha or giving
q bsnksDle note with app owed cnd0rstr
JAMES M. JESTER,
l.. W. STIDHAM D. Son, Aucttoneers.
tnAr7-2t .ltw
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
TUESDAY. MARCH q, 1882,

TUESDAY. MARCH Il, 1882,
at 2 o'clock, p. IN.
the following described real estate, berg the
property of Hannah NJ. Jones', deceased, to
wi: All that certain piece or parcel Of land,
with the dwelling house thereon erected, sit
uated in ChristaDa Hundred, bounded and
described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at . corner in the middle OF the
Gap AMI Newport turnpike road, being also
in line OF lands of the Wilmington and
Western K. X. o.: thence down the middle
OF i'd turnpike south 81 degrees and 80 min
utes, east three chains and o6 links TO a COR
ner, thence by lands of James Cranston south
Il dearses. west chains and so links to a
,rner In the Aforesaid line OF lands Of sthe
Wilmington and Western X. X. Co., thence
along the fence line Of said X. X. Co.'S lands
chair and Al links to the place of beginning
containing one acre, more or less.
Attendance will be given ana terms made
known at the time and place by
JOHN A. URANSTON,
Administrator, or by his attorney.
Attest: j, H. Houseman, OlerE q. ".
ml-d&W.tS
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
nUBLIC SALE.

PUHLl0 SALE
VIII be sold at public sale, at the resi-
denee of the subscriber, on the Tasker Farm
In the city OF New Castle, on
THURSDAY, MAkOH 10, 1882
st o'clock. p. m,
RTwo good horses; NJ l, first class
10y family horse, a good traveller /. will
work anywhere: %. .. a thoroughbred mare,
coming years d; ls hrat class ia ry EZN
cows, a number of which are aldernys RX
and grades some mixed with Ayreshil most
Of these COWS will be In profit by the day Of
sale: l full bred alderny bull from Mrs. Rod
gers herd l stock steer Farming imple-
ments | farm 'gon with hay het attached
OK cart and yoke, OK hay cart 8 plows, spike
harrow, 3 cultivators touble shovel plOns
1T 'in fan, horse plow tbreshing machine.
Telegraph hay cutter, 200 chestnut posts a
lot of barrels ana many other thin.s too ted
ieus to mention: also 'ot # good hay by the
ton and ab0u ~ acres Of wheat in the grou' Il
Conditions W i'll be made known on the day
Of sale. mssd HANNAH b. STEELE.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
WEI NESDAY, MARCH Is,
at 10 O'Clock, o, H.,

AZ ~ U clock, H. H.,
the following personal property. to wit 4
a. horses and mule; No 1 n dark bay
@Hsaliion colt, Re 4 Rover, coming 4
yla1n I'D in June and will weigh about lis,
gentle in all harness, Handle OMAN and
provlises speed: No. 2 a bay Hambletonian
stallion colt Prince, years old 2Sth day OF
July, wOr Is and drives all right and otgreat
endurance; No grey horse, John, good
worker and driver 81 gle OF dou ne, 10 year 8
o d, sound and all right; No Billy. srrel
horse, Syears old, gentle and will work In all
harm ess and safe for lady to diive:No 5Odd
niue good worker and fast walker, will
ma tch any horse to plow or harrow. ~ head
OF cattle as follOws lyoke Of young o.
vel. broken oxer; IA head OF good KY
IN TX cows, some fresh some with calves by
thetr side, come springors; 9head OF heifers,2
bulls, alderny \ durham, 10 ,hoats, s Ohes
ter county white and Poland china, and 30
head of we most OF which Ave LAM by
their sides, l outhdown buck
FARMING IMPLEMi NTS-Two farm
WAC ons, iron axle nearly new; family CARR.
ave, no top buggy, Buckeye phosphate drill
nearly new and In good order; Champion
self rake reaper and mower nearly new, chal'
lenge horse rake, fan, rrtdesl; corn marker
good as new, wizard pl0ws, z Imperial
lows, twin harrow cultivftors corn cove or
new last spring, new hay rigging, indstone
fnrru bell 100 foot ladder, double set OF
wagon FAIRNESS, tlbRle SET OF carriage hafhess
set of dearborn harness, set OF pow gears,
forks, spsdes, hoes, shovels, douhleand single
trees, brides, collars and line, COW chain ,
rs grain bags good rs new, ham and should
er meat bout % bushels OF potatoes, differ
ent grades moving d briar scythes. corn
knives. hedge knives, 2 he'd Xe shears, q bu:h'
els seed corn.
HOUSEHOLD GONDi-l No. Niagara
cook stove, z tables, chairs; dairy hxtu $,
milk buckets. pans, cream kettles churn and
hose, butter scales, barrel truck, 80 acres OF
whe 1t in the ground ,mInured and VOL phos
phat' d all over, and Is lrot,ng well, turkeys
and chickens Of good kinu and healthy, and
other u INKS too tediou' to mention.
TERM---Sums over $40 ten months credit
will I've given on bs nkable r0te with APPROX
ed endorser. EDWARD DO n NEY.
W. J. LsnE, auc nsw.dlo ~
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

~ sAIE-TWO HANDSOME NEW
Noh ,I In Irnn, two story brick houses win
,, sH'I briCk back buildings, lot txle, !
p stot ,!Yc J, tatb, hot and cold water up
POM, .n's s,,irs. 18Th street n ,ar Poplar, only
3,Oe; terp's ~ '''' A. H. SMITH,
Seventh and Shipley,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
DR. Simnns' Vegetable Liver PHI

The perfection OF pills; Tankind's Favor
Pills, sugar coated) Now endorsed by tn
sands. They move tho bowels easily by act
directly on the liver, restore the lost energ =,
by promoting the healthy action Of the Iiy =
in doing this headache, neural S!a, pains Il
the righ. or left side o. through the linn
indigestion, CO3tiveneSs sick stomach, we }
back, dizziness, bad feelings through T.
body, aching limbs, htliousness, ague gene =
weakness and other bodily innrmities {
cured They positively operate without gr
ping, sickrntrig, weakening, or leaving e:
bowels costive. A splendid easy purgat |
boxes six in one,l 81, sent by mail. Sold b
al. loading medicine dealers. Main dep
Fourth ana King streets, Wilmington, ID
philadelphia depot, CO.. Arch street Johns
HOLLOWAY 4 90. poy22-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
bx)RSALE.

y ,r.b,e Market street pronerty store
h vs1GnU with au established business
p dw I'VE vssr, lot extending through the
Iuare. ,,-,,nrs Inn property, situate on
Ai S 1ne PIKE adjoining city Apply 10
70 henns'' W MouACLLEY h 90
w 600 Market street
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

v1OR RENr-new houses on Delaware
avenue between Jefferson and Madison
streets Apply 10 HARLAN CAUSE, COZ
Waree venue. i|u
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
ruR SALE
RARE OPPORTUNITY.

.r.t-e,ss II room house. with n, ~ y
P0ns new nrf'-U ,n.nts and house well NIL,
lodern inprcSD , ~ front, plate glass In n
Rad, inside sna marble trImuin and pore
ri story from IA ned to sewer, built YIN
waste y Saasl srts for 5000 only n siS SN,so
best ss..n e i. II T 1ss% a "sss
@GdsI .sWe4 or $500 only l S,, n G ana
: ss;s s' $50, Only ~ Sis1
clossd osher new houses price from lex eI
$780, 'S ss. three Il. ',' S.n room s s%s'S
|~olossd kitchen, room house for $40 !;
rsp,ed. i ne" ~, S,,, maze terms very easy
|uly $500 wah'eu q. II TINDALL,
m2lNi -, Az and rench streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
A DMlNISIItATUR'S SALE.

Ky virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
Court OF the State of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, made at the February
term, A. d., 1881. Of said court, will be exposed
at public sale, at Greenbank, on the promises
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
DU BLIC SALE.

DuBLIC SALE.
viii he sold at 9l5 Orange street, on Fri.
day, March l7th, at l21f o'clock, as follows
parlor. be, room, dining room and Kitchen
furniture, such AS sofas, chairs, beosteads
and beds, ingram anu rag carpets, mattres
ses, bureaus, tables, stands, d shes, cooking
antenslls, Cock anu Room stoves, and many
other articles not here enumerated.
A. CONRAD.
l.. W. Stidham n Son, auct.
mt-T Whitfield
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

H. SALE on WILL EXOHaNH az
Sr one built to order ss sups erie t rpP
5 foot S3I s ao0 S.ss S sna T e"
hort, material ion SN CAPACITY , to 8 tons.
prlng cI it too heavy for steep hills ana SOIL
ksds or o q nstr of medium sized
prses for hc'''' S. RICHARDSON
wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

noR sALE1NA,sN,nuIKs,aa .! nson p.ss n
Hallway GenPsny , s,9 Ssps snd B.oaa and
nd streets also o., ar months from March
'P Ia sections . 'qIt P SuahEY, p1est
brms 70 "a, and DUN bertrand streets,
| U. Cor. leln S"u Philadelphia .
|nl-tfAaa1~"r ses for farming purposes anu
T. o. S,,k for sale cheap
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

RICHMOND, VA, Ma.lt, cod.
You can refer anybody to US In 3rring,
he II srits Of ). 5. 5. Polk. MILE. Of a Il !
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

II you wish, We will take your case, TO b.
paid when cured. Write for particulars nd
a copy oflittle book Message TO the Untof.
tunate. ~
CT nn0Reward will be paid to { ny
O1 OVDchemst, who will md IN
analysis 100 BEETLES :. 5. s. one particle Of
Mercury, Iodide, Potassium, or any mineral
substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC 90. proprs.
Atlanta, 9a.
Price Of large size sl.7b per bottle; SIC all
size, holding half the quantity, 81; Of Ill
druggists. J24dAWlT
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
nUBLlU SALE.

DUBllC SALE.
will bs sold at o25 West Fifth street, on
9Th day, Sd month, (March 10, l 81 at 9
o'cl,ck, a m bed, bed teads, bedding bu-
re VI, bookcase, bruss sls and ingrain carpets,
en'ry and stair carpets, stair rods mirrors,
chairs, Sofas louug marble TOP and eXten.
sion table, china. dass and queensware with
quantity of hOuseho d and kitchen furni-
ture no: mentioned.
m9.ts BROWN l. HARTLEY.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

THOR RENT.-2b ACRES OF GOOD
4 MARSH, near the Pulp works. Apply
n SAMUEL OULBERT,
deczsu 800 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

V1DR KENT-FARM OF 81 ACRES IN
II Brandywi,e Hd. apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON,
m46t No. 8 Ia It Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

TOR RENT. - A WHEELWRl3Hf
II shop and house. Address
il YEArMAN,
Appleton, formerly Fox Chase Cecil 90,
MI mar4s3t E-4td
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

Every purchaser speaks In nphurst
terms OfS. ). 5. l.. ME
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

r7yoR RENr-A MARSH LOT IN The
II causeway, over Market street bridge.
SAUL W. McCAULLEY.
ras.n Eighth and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
PUBLIC SALE.
YDUBLlO SALE.

Tho subscriber intending to discontinue
far ming will sell without reserve, on the
farm hown as The o Snsy farm, in New
Castle HID on the IA from Hare's Corner
to Bear station, and ~ miles from the for
mer Dlage en-
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

TNOR RENT.-A NUMBER OF HOOMS
n at the southeast Co ner OF seventh ana
Warket streets. Would suit for boarding
hnuse JOHN y. LEWIS.
MarT-6t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

v1OR RENT-ONE DWELLING ON
West street, No. sl3 also No. 2h
y est Seventh street; all modern convenien-
ces SAMUEL W. MCCAULLEf,
fll.u Eighth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

R. r. ROBINSON & co.

UANK6lEJ ANO bhtJK NHb,
n. = Ooh. TOUkTh AND MARKET
Wilmington, Doi.
For Sale-6o share Of Wilmington Gas Ga
stock
Wanted 1900 Masonic Hall Bonds.
Buy AND sell Government, state, City Bonds
Stocks bought and sold In tho New YORK
Philadolphis and Boston Markets on commits
sion.
Letters Of credit given, available IN ali
parts Of the world, AMI drafts on England
ireland, Franco. Germany and Switzerland
issued.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

NOR RENT-A FINE OFFICE SulrA.
r able for a doctor or lawyer; also a large
front room, for particulars call at 100 " 8rd
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

TNOR RENT-THE WHOLE SECOND
L story of a Dui ny with steam power;
apply SIC Orange street. ms5t'
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

Have never known s. S. :. to
case Of syphilis, when properly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-16

The Strausses and Their Music.
'sGath" in the Cincinnati Enquirer.
In Vienna went to hear Edward Strauss
one of the three noted Jewish brothers who
have composed dance music lead his orchestra
at the Volks Garten, near by the palace This
is fat, enclosed piece Of ground, shaded with
horse chestnut and other trees, with pretty
walks and hedges, and with two music stands
opposite each other, one OF which has attached
to it sort Of restaurant hotel for balls and
suppers. At this latter music stand Strauss
led his fiddlers to his own tunes and those Of
his brothers, John and Joseph, and about half
the music played was OF the Strauss family's
composition. Edward il 6ne-loOking man.
with dramatic address, rich Jewish ewes
and black hair; his clothes are carefully
made. He leads his orchestra In q dance
fashion, moving his feet and knees a. II he
could scarcely keep from waltzing while he hands
the baton. The music Of the Strausses Is volup-
tuous, confidential, insinnating, coquetting and
pretty. but tolerably shallow, and made alto
gether for the feet and fingers. The audience,
as matter Of politenese. always applauds the
Strauss compositions. A military band In the
other stand alternated with this string music,
and seemed to me, like military bands every
where, to have great deal Of brass Gathering
and din OF drums. There were some oentle'
graceful people In the audience, which, toward
Q o'clock, numbered nearly one Thousand; but
the cyprians, In considerable number, parsded
up and down the walks In pairs and threes and
singly, and lurked around the environs, tasting
their beer and waiting to be addressed. think
paid sixty cents to 60 into this concert, which
was listened to outside by several thousand
free-list patrons, who could hear the music lust
80 well g. we within.
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Brother Gardeners Philosophy.


'De man who expecks leas' Of de world am
de one who has de fewest complaints" said the
old man az the sound Of rafting hoofs died
away in the hall. ''De man who imaglns DAT
friendship will borrow money at de bank am
doomed to disappointment. Ny frien' may
len me his shovel, but he expecks me to return
his hoe in good condishun. He may inquar'
arter my wife's health, but it doan' foller dat !
kin turn my chickens into his garden. II L am
sick. dOan' expeck de worp to stop movin'
right long. If my mex doah naybur whispers to
corpse, he am dom his full duty. am
In want, OATS nuflin' to de people who have
plenty. If am in trouble OATS nufnn' to peo-
pie who have sunthin' to rejoice ober. De
worr owes me only what can arm. 1t owes
me room to pass to and fro. space for grave,
an SIGH funeral as de ole woman kin pay fun
an keep de bin full O. Eaters. De worlds
friendship reduces a man to rags as often as II
clothes him In fine raiment. De worlds sym.
patty blisters mans back as often as it warns
his heart. De worlds charity excuses the crime
stealin' of loaf of bread by an orphan. De
world promises eberythin, and performs only
what am convenient.
sDe man who relies on de honesty Of de pub.
Tic instead of de vigilance Of a Watchdog will
have no harvest apples for sale. De man who
to applaud or condemn will become football
for all men to kick. Expeck no friendship to
las beyond de momen' when you want help
Expeck no sympathy to endure longer dan it
takes fur tears to dry. Expeck no praise from
men in de same trade. We will now continu-
ate towards de Usual programmy of business u
Penstock arose. He arose for the purpose OF
asking the president II he meant that his clos
ing sentence should 60 upon the record In that
form.
'Am dar anything wrong wild dat sentence3''
placidly inquired the president.
81 doan' 'zactly like de word fcontinuate,
sah."
''Brudder Penstock. de likes or dislikes Of one
humble individual In dis world doan' amount to
shucks. When de Lime-Kiln Club Iocts you az
its president, you kin bring wagon-load OF
grammars and dickshunaries an histories into
dis hall, an knock of de balance oh de shingles
wild big words. Penstock, sot down! "-Detroi
Free Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-16
The N1innesinger's Wife.
A. D. 1885.

Not only in my lady's eyes
Do her beauty find,
But all the love that poets prize
Is garnered in her mind.
She Is the soul OF all I sing,
For though to me belong
The pipe, the shell, the chOrded string,
She is herself the song.
III.
There Is no wisdom in my word,
Nor music in my lay,
Save what have more sweetly heard
MY lady sing or say.
She gazeth at the flower and star.
And yeadeth in their looks
Amystic meaning deeper far
Than any writ in books.
I often to my love have read
The bardS OF Olden times,
And then some happy word she said
Outrivaled all their rhymes
VI
She is so fair, she Is so wise,
She is SO pure in thought,
She seems an angel of tire skies
Whom / have shared and caught
VII
She loves me with love SO true
1t never can be tOld,-
A love like love when love was new,
Before the earth grew old.
VIII
n novor vot cuch Iovaru vuoro
And nevermOre shall be,
For am all the world to her,
She, all the world to mel
-TfhpOfO5p 7YIk<,sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-16

During discussion Of the causes Of coniupal
incompatibility, (which majority ofthe speak
ers took the ground that bad temper was not
20 often productive Of domestic discord "a lack
Of congeniality, little, demure looking man.
who had kept silent until then, gave his opinion
upon the subject as follows:
s'rve had twenty-five years Of experience al
married life, and all can say is that II You want
to be happy don't try to pull under the same
yoke with woman who can always tell when
It's going to rain BY the feeling In her bouee.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-16
Malaria ON Onion Creek.

From Texas siftings.
How are the colored voters coming on out
on Onion creek 2" asked an Austin candidate of
. darkey with . load Of hay.
"Dar's heap sickness out dar among colored
f0lkss
"What IL it, malaria?"
81 reckon dat's de name OBJ de stun ait am
suman' what he got from dc druggery shop"
What stun are you talking abouta"
"De stuff white man out dar puts IN his
watermilli0ns to keep de colored folks from mis-
takin' 'em tor dar own watermillions. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-16
Embarrassed

Embarrassed.
From the Detroit Post.
The Rev. Mr.. - was one OF the most bashful
men In the profession, and was constantly get
ing into scrapes through his nervous mistakes.
AT one time he rose in his pulpit to give out the
hymn, "This world is all fleeting show" and
after clearing his throat he struck high pitch
Of voice and began solemnly:
"This world is all floating SHOE" Every
body smiled except the deacons and the minis
ter was covered with confusion as he began
again:
This world is all a shouting flow"
This only made matters worse, and the un-
happy man cleared his throat with tremendous
force and began once again:
"This world is all floating She"
Then he slammed the hymn-bVOk down, and
wiping his clammy brow, said:
" Brethren for some reason cannot read that
hymn as it should be read. We will omit it, and
the choir will please sing the grand old lines
beginning:
''Just as am, without one flea"
a New Proof that the Earth is Round.
From the London Post.
A new proof Of the globular form of the earth
has been produced by two scientists in Geneva,
Messrs Dufour and Farrell. They have called at
tention to the fact that the images of steamers
and surrounding mountains when reflected on
the surface of the immense lake, invariably ap-
pear in a diminished size. Hence they con-
cude that the surface of the lake must be bent
in convex shape, otherwise it would not pro-
duce the same results as Japanese diminishing
mirror or convex lens. OF course, this obser-
walton is not confined to the Lake OF Geneva.
but must be true of all great water surfaces
which are sufficiently still and placid to serve as
mirrors. A critic has asked why this phenome-
non has not been noticed until recently. NM.
Dufour and Farrell reply that it has possibly been
thought of its interest or Importance as con-
firmation of the theory that we are living upon
globe. They add, further, that the dimnution
of the reflected objects is SO slight that it would
naturally escape the notice Of the greater num-
Der OF observers.
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