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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-08
VHAF i alEE-PA'Ea?


Rice-paper is the only
uninjurious covering for
cigarettes. tits expensive,
and so is not used so much
as is claimed; but Black
wells Bull Durham Cigar
cites are not only covered
with the genuine imported
rice-paper, but they con-
tain the purest and best
tobacco and-no drugs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-08
No Drugs.

No drugs in Blackwell's
Bull Durham Cigarettes.
Not only that, but they
contain the best and
purest tobacco. Isn't that
a good reason for trying
them
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-08
Did You Ever Think

That it was wise to con-
slider whether you were
getting the best for your
money! Blackwell's Bull
Durham Cigarettes are
claimed to be the best and
pweSt made. Ifthe claim is
true, Of course you want
them. The judge Of
whether the claim is true
or false is yourself. Try
them carefully, and de-
eide wisely.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-08
ELECTION NOTICE.

MEMPHs, TENN Febrnary 2, 1889.
NHE Stockholders Of Phoenix Fire and Ma
i rine Insurance Company are hereby noti-
fed that the annual election of Nine Direc-
the Office OF the Company, No. 10 Madison
street, on TUESDAY, February II, 1882 be-
tween the hours Of IL m. and pm
II N NEELY, President
JOIN JOHNSON, Secy. 1888 l42
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-08
MECHANICS

Circuit Court Of Shelby County, Tennessee
Emma taoh VS.. George Hach.
I appearing from allegations in bill, which
j is sworn to, that the defendant, George
Hach, is q Bon-resident Of the State of Ten
nessee aud a resident Of Arkansas; il is there
tore ordered that he make his appearance
herein, at the courthouse, in the Taxing Dis
trict Of Shelby county, Tennessee, on or bo.
fore the third Monday in May next 1882, and
plead, answer or demur TO plaintiffs bill for
divorce, OF the same will be taken for con-
fessed asto him and the cause set for hearing
ex-parte, and that copy of this order be
publish he'd once a week. ior four successive
weeks, in the Public Ledger.
A copy-Attost:
JOSEPH UHL. Clerk.
II G WarrineT, Attorney for Plaintiff.
13I lAA lao fh1
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
THEOYsrER QUEsvI0H.
How eur selfish Neighb0P Over The
Riysr Preeeaes Its OXseers.

TRENTON, Feb. I'm the Senate
this morning considerable time Was dc.
voted to the bill prohibiting non-res.
dents OF the State from being interested
in any way In planting or raising oys-
ters In the waters In the Slate, came up
on third reading. 1t was opposed by
Senator Miller on the ground that 1t
would effect largo contracts already
made with parties outside the State,
who were investing an immense amount
of capital in the business of oyster rails
ing long tho South Jersey shores; and
that 1t was shamefully unjust.
Senator Gardner declared that tho
bill WAS neces sary Is . measure OF pro-
lection to citizens Of New Jersey. He
said citizens Of New Jersey bad been
driven out0f Virginia, then out of
Delaware, and are now being pursued
to their own coast to be made vassals Of
on their own lands by those foreign
capitalists. Senator Nicholas also
favored the bill because 1t protected q
large and important business interest
in the State. There was danger, he
said, unless such law was passed,
that the New Jersey planters would be
driven from the business by cOmbina-
tions of foreign capitalists. Senator
Youngblood said the bill was vicious
one. 1t was no excuse for New Jersey
TO do wrong because other States had
done the same wrong. The bill WAS
finall y passed by . vote Of II tot.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
Old MR., SULlIV Az.


Our friend sullivan is a little near
sighted in the left ear, and when the
clam peddler came along the street
shouting, "Hard CIams' i'orgies. Blue
fish! Mackerei' Here va 70" Sullivan
thought that he WAS selling an extra
and making cornucopia Of his hand,
he asked;
what's the news"
CLANS" shouted the man
"Ah! dead is he! Poor fellow. When
did it happen"
"Porgies, yelled the man.
"Four days, hey News is late in get
ting here"
"Damphool" screamed the man
Odd. hey" Well, now, that was
wrong. | take a drink when want to,
but never allow myself to get in that
state. When ! was boy u
"l'm selling fish" numbered the
peddler
son, no. you can't play that on Tn.
Gle Denny. I've seen Mr.. Fish mzuy a
time. You are a liar, my friend"
The poddler drove OIL to the next
block and began shouting as before.
Mr. Sullivan tor the inst tlmo 81 W the
cart, and then he knew what the meet
ing was about and thought that he
would heal the laceratth feelings of the
vender by purchasing a fish. He ran
up to the man and slappiug him on the
back, said:
"Now, old boy, let's be f;iends % =
"By----! il you don't 20 way from
here III bow you up, said the man.
Just what ! want | intended to buy
col before you spoke. Nice Goldfish
cakes just Drowned are fit tor king"
"Now look here. respect old age, a
good deal, but l can't staud this"
"Yes, that 50. Good cells are nice to
take But give me a fresh cod, AZ you
said before said Mr.. sullivan, and he
VII ked at the fish riend.
To get rid of him the man sold him a
fish for four cents less than it was
worth, and was preparing to start off,
when Mr.. Sullivan asked him if he
couldn't chuck in an eel.
III you dOn't want der cod, put the
cod back in der cart. Git up Charley"
But our good friend asked him If
clans was as high an they used to be.
What made them pprgies look so yaller,
How long he'd boz cartlT' that big
hounder around, and If he didn't smell
something wrong about the cart.
Then a phosphorescent CLEAN shot
over the face of the peddler. He grasp.
cd four pound mackerel by the
tail. 1t described a circle in the noon
day air. That circles have no end is a
grand mistake. This one had. 1t end
I'll immediately under Mr.. Sullivan's
nose.
''D'yer think that fish smells, dam
YER"
And as MIR. Sullivan turned back
handspring, his nose looked two pannels
long.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

In the U. $. Senate yesterday, Mr..
Blair introduced Constitutional
amendment prohibiting the manufac-
ture, "a e, importation or expectation OF
alcoholic beverages after the year 1900.
Mr.. Call offered resolutions directing
the Secretary of State to negotiate for
reciprocity with the Central and South
American States. They were laid over
to enable him to speak upon them. The
Pension Arrears resolution was dis
cussed. After an ext cutive session the
Senate adjourned.
In tho House, the Taris Commission
bill was reported and referre,i to the
Committee of the Whole. Mr.. Ran
dali gave notice that he would offer an
amendment providing that the COM
mission should consist of two Sena tors,
three Representatives and four experts.
Mr.. Reed, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported the bill to re-establish the
Court of Alabama Claims, and Mr..
Lacy, of Michigan, from the Commit
tee on Post-Offices, reported the bill to
establish postal savings depository.
The Apportionp ent bill was discussed,
and the Sherman Funding bill was re-
ferred to the Ways and Means Com
mitee. The death of M. P. O'COnnOr,
of South Carolina, was formally an
nouncsd, and, after the usual eulogies,
the House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

"B-James Anderson, Brandywine HID.
n-A. higgins, Trustee rea. estate city.
" Ito. h. Lore, trustee. real estate, City.
"lb-Government boat Pussy, Jones Il Co.
"lB Isaac Morgan. Chester DO, -.
" Joseph Miller, Brandywine Hid.
Feb. l6-Amos House, Chadds Ford.
lS-JOseph Handy, BrandyHine Id.
va -James @. Morrison, White CLAY Ok.
H-JOhn A. Wilson, City.
"2s-J. ". Powell, New Castle Hid.
"24-J. Mcmahon,
27-Jehu = Pyle, Mill Greek.
" zS-Maris Dixon, Ohristiana.
March Mrs. Hesser, Wilmington city.
"l-Mrs John Cow, New CASTLE HID.
"2-Ar OF W. House, Chadd's Ford, Pa.
rs -Ifayham Blardv New CASTLE Hid.
- Amos W. House Assignee c. Isaac
Morgan, Pa.
s-Ananias Ennis, Blackblrd Hid.
'9-Todd n Ogram, Frandywine HID.
lO-S. F. Marshal City,
lib. ID. LOngland, New Castle City.
l4-Willinm Stroup g Hid.
1b-Mary A Weldin, Brandywine HID.
ls-AmOs W. House, Ohadd's Ford, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
THE RING.
A Number Of Previ0us Prize
Fights that Have Not Been For.

A Number OF Previ"us Prize
Fignts that Have Not Bee For
~n,t.u
W. how. hasn s;oht.s, rsyr,,r
, nU'u u ob,u,,;ons of This com.
noa ~o,sn 'a ,ma ara 70 uvar
ny m' |tv,n nn S"'I;v,n nom;nicR
amp ilhn Worr;Saav Inbn q uaa.
ni"oIy, 'u' 49,. Nj;',haai Hoi,nIa
man, 'oSeph o W.n m;a Ha.o I 80
JaI',eS ,,'n'' WI nnaI , %r'N Jo,
~, noS. h "a NV" Mana u Iash '1 Gos,
Wor' ,,,,, JAMES maoo, 'o"oPn uGsI,
las. rll'o ,r. 'on' n"yo, anu .ha a't s.n,
Ryan. iuothas Iyti was 'no .tn'
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
HOW HE WAS SAVED.

"T was q terrible moInsnt. The man
was evidently drowning while the
crowd Oh the shore stood helpless aud
horrified. At this juncturs some one
yelled
ooh, for a boat - But there WAS no
boat within ton miles. The suspense be-
came awful and the sun sank into the
misty bosom Of the west like . bloody
pumpkin. All at once female voice
was heard above the roar of the break.
era: "Never mind the boat: take one
OF my Shoes" 1t was. the voice Of 3
heroic Chicago woman and the applause
that greeted 1t was heard three hundred
miles ct sea.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
yALENTIAKS.


A HUSBAND 10 uIs WIFE.
Twas not the moonlight and the rose,
The days Of June In old lang syne,
That brought me supplisnt 70 your feet,
Praying TO be your Valentine.
These soberer days the blossoms blow
AZ fragrant ~ In old lang.syae.
And till, In spirit and In truth.
IpIay W DO y.ur Valentine.
II.
wI1S TO HER HUSBAND.
Blithe birds encs sang IN early bIWsrs
songs that are low oil done;
Our spring. turned autumn, and our noWer'
Seed.VeWels In ,he sun.
Each season has its own dollEhu,
It's varying suns and winds
The fruit tho blossoms death requites-
(}od knows no lost designs.
We wroathe our brows with memories
Unnataglsd with regret
Thou ar tho bios Oms and the breeze,
We never can fOfy :.
We are old friends who once were new,
Clasp hands oh. doubiy Blessed
With eli lifs's siren 9Th, We Know mat uue
Which once va rAshly guessed.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

OORRHTED JANUARY n, lssa.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOB
Philadelphia, ZOO, sx $50, s:6s, &l5 On, s:lo
elo, fo:aO, ll:s5 =. NJ; l&lS, AI1sSS, l:ts
Eso, A:eo, 6.l7, Clio, o:ss, GSs, 1000 ,. N
Rev York, 700, 1913, e:soe:. s., G4s, Hiss an.
slSsSS, La, SIT, Gas p. m.
Baltimore, los, s:3s a. m, and 500 .. m.
Baltimore and Washington, G6', lag, EH ,
500, e:Ss .. M; !, Loo, o:67, ll:lo y. m.
Baltimore and bay Line, e:Sy p m.
baltimore and Intsrmsdists stations, 600 p.
n.
New Castle, s:ss .. m; Los Gas p m.
Harrington and Intermedists Stations, H8l
Q. M; Los; 90 p. N. No Sunday tratnA.
Dslmsr and Intsrmsdiats Stations, o:ss D. n,
Los p. m.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, Eloa
m; 300, 500 p. m.
Delaware Western Railroad, 7:ls, 1880 .. M
SIS p. m. Sundays. 1880 D. M: 600 p. n
SUNDAY TRAINS FOR
PHILADELPHIA. 200, 22s, 7.SO, $40 IN l2.oo6l7,
$40, o:3s, 1850, sos, 1000 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, 1:2s .. M,
SIT, 6:3sp. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 1905 III @:5l
500 q. IN. ll:04 y. m.
ami = NJ " AAAuAAN"AON NOn
Philadelphia, l42 l:6l, 7:4b, 500. s:ss, ssOs. N
1900 M; l2:l6, 100, 1850, $50, A:a6,
500, $40, Gov OH, e:67, 500, e:Sb ll:0l 30
l2:lb D. u. Sundays, l&2, Al, 9 %, II, 10,
.. m.;2So, 1886, 1904, ll:so p. n.
From New York, l:4o. 4:jl. S:0Oa m, Loo, Loo
500, o:57, ll:04 p. m. On Sundays, l42
4:5l, 800 q. m, l:o4, ll:3Op, m
From baltimore, 400, 2:2s, $40, ll:ba, 1920 "a
m 1853 b.l7 6;33955, On Sundays, ZOO,
2:23, a. m. SIT, 6ss, .: s.
From WASH gton. 200, 2:13, ll:53a m, 1898
1853, 5i7, c:3s, yjd p. N. On Sundays,
200. 2:lS, q. M, 5:i7, 6fis, s:55 p. m.
New Castle, s:As, 036 q. H.; l2:o7, $40, e:os
y. m. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, s:4s .. M; 1901, COS p.
M. No Sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, so
.. M; lES6. 6:65 p. In. sunday tr aims, a.
pm. Sundays, $40 a. m. $40 p. N.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Phi adelph'a, 18th and Market streets, 1890,
t:55, $50, 7:l6, 1876, 8:l6, 1880, ,lOO, ll,60,
=. w., lE23 l:3O, 3:l6. 4:u2. 4:S0, s:lO, 6:l5,
6:55, d:40, s:l6, 1000. OILS, ll:3O, p. ~. IN
Sundays, 1890, 1856. 7:l5, $3.50, a. m, 900,
l0:oO 1915, II: 20 p. M.
Figures marked thus (s) denote the limited
express trains
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Special train will leave Grays' Ferry for
Broad AID Washington avenue station on ar
r1vsl OF following trains leav ing Wilmington
at b IS, 9:+o q. m. and $50 p. %. Leave
Broad and Wa. hingtOn avenue for Whining.
ton n $50 1915 81 1915 . M. and BIO .. m.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

warranted 10 OQr0 tho 0OSt An
veteB ate or Cbr0uls Case OF Ri ues
10 he Well shak en- Before Tax en-,
MEMORY IN A PONY.
once had a handsome little chest
nut pony, whom | called Dick, and OF
whom was very fond. When ! Wis
tied my stable. for the purpose of ex'
aiming nv horses, which was sell.
dom less than three times in the TWEEN
ty. four hours, l invariably spent o
few minutes longer with Dick than
with any Of the others, and rarely did
| 20 near him without = piece OF bread
~ a treat.
He was as much attached TO me rs
was to him, and be always hailed my
approach to the stable with stretch, a
neigh and paw.
He would throw his head over my
shoulder and nibble at the pugree OF
my hat, lick my ear, and show his at-
lection III every possible way.
After had him for several years he
began to knock his hind test against
his ietlock joints, and finding it was
unsafe to ride him, | sold him to per.
soma friend equally AZ fond Of horses
as / WAS myself. but Of lighter weight.
We thus parted company.
My friend left India some time after
wards, aud I quite lost sight OF my
favOriIe.
1t was about six years afterwards,
whom IN visit to a friend in = distant
part of the country, | was asked to
come and look at a nice pony he had
just bought.
The stable being somewhat dark l
had rhe pony brought ont into the yard
and after taxing general look Al him,
proceeded, as is usual on such occa.
siOns, to examine the back sinews of
his foreegs, aud age him by looking al
his teeth.
While engaged in the folmer opera
ton, the annual gave u snort, and
showed some Impotence Of the groom,
who was holding him tightly.
On attempting to look at his teeth.
he fOrcihly raised his head, placed II
on my shoulder, and began 10 manifest
his Old sign VI regard.
Never for IA ,uoment thinking it was
my old pony, AT first imagined some
mischief Was intended, and started
back; but a second look at him, and u
reference to the spots where he used To
knock himself, left no doubt in my
mind az to his identity.
1t was i'll short my old companion
Dick.
When he saw had recognized him,
hs neighed as Of yore, paved, and looked
happy.
He had several pieces of bread that
day and TO: several days after, when
we parted for the last time.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
ESCENDED FROM APES.

DTIoV TNUFF7 TNVNT NTEo.
An Austin boy came home from
school very much excited and told his
father that he believed all human beings
were descended from apes, which made
the old man so mad that he replied, an
grily: "That may be the case with
you, but it amt with me; can toll you
that, now"
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
DELIGHTS OF AMERICA,

An extract from the letter of a recent
immigrant "I'm wurking on de roads
here at Saratogy. but J don't intind to
do it long. Shure, Mike Mnlhooly,
who left home three years ago come
mkt Aister, has a rich young lady to
drive hi III around the city wild beauti.
fnl span, and he sitting up behind an
his Arms folded loike foine gintieman
intirely."
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
A NEW VIEW OF IT.

"Now, Johnny" said Aunt Lucy,
placing her hand apon Johnny's head,
lido yon understand why 1t is better to
give than to receive 2"
"Yss, ma'am."
"Why isit?"
"Give me an example"
Johnny, who had just disgraced him
self in q little furry with another boy,
replied:
"Well, | reckon it's better to give
cuff 'longside the head than to receive
one"
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
W u Ar 10 AN IDOL,

At a recent entertainment for children
. gentleman began to tell his young
audience about his travels in heather
lands.
"My little friends" he asked, "what
is all idol?"
"Something that is lazy" was the
quick and loud response Of one Of the
youngsters.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

In view the proposed trip to Harrisburg
by the Fame Hose Fire Company, the Mar
risburg Telegraph contains the following:
The Fame Hose Company. OF Wilmington,
DEL, Ia sctively preparing for a visit to Har-
rsburg, and its excursion committee is max
ing all the arrangements. The Good VIII
Fire Company has formally decided to receive
the Fame and has appointed reception COM
mittee. consisting OF u. E. aambright Al.
X. Neoinger. George M. Mumma, d. Hand.
shaw and J. W. Blund1n.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
DTBIlC SALE.

l.
Elk EEUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Wtll be sold at public sale, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1882,
atZ1s o'clock,p, In.
on tho promises, all that valuable farm and
tract OF land, contain tive hundred and
fifty seven acres, one rood ana twenty-one
perches situated principally in Penrader
Hundred, new Castle COuuty, delaware,
about seventy acres tn, roof situate in Cecil
county, Maryland. Known NJ the barr farm
one hundred and nifty acres cleared lad the
balance In w0 d and timber, acj"ining lands
of --McIntire,t George Bouldrn and others
with mansion house, barn and other out
buildings thereon erected. The BUILDINGS
arc veil located fronting on the New Castle
and frenchtown turnpike. A stream ofgood
water passes through the centre Of the farm
the natural quality Of the land is good.
Terms: One-half.f the Nurcnase money
may remain on the farm for term Of years
at I've per cent. interest the balance Of the
purchase money u BE- paid on or beforehand
25'h, 1881 Ten per cent OF the purchase
money to be paid on the day OF sale. Title
good JANE ID. EN AM,
EKooutrix Of Horny Swans, deceased.
H-dSW
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
at 8 o'clock p. M. sharp,


-Four two story BRICK dwellings, Nos 5's.
bpO 81 and b2s Monroe street These dwell
ings are new; contain ak rooms eaoh, with
water In the ktchen, good cclla-s, desirable
location, in steady demand at Si20 per
mo tn rent Nos. Bis and 90 are tch 70 n.
in. front. Nos az and 52S are ca h IA IT..
front, lots 80 feet deep TO 10 foot wide alley.
with use OF same.
Terms. 800 10 he paid when the property
Is struck of. mortgage for 5000 can re.
main properly secured by tiro insurance; the
balance in cash, or equally divided in notes
with approved endor.ers. at 3 anu months,
with I'M crest from day of sie. Settlement
in oil cases to be made prior to Saturday,
February 18th. 1888 otherwise the purchase
may be declared void at the opt,n OF the
seller.
Immediate possession upon settlement.
Proper les open for Inspection every Gay uh
iii sale 4Rkti1 y Pl EkCE,
Agents TO effect sale.
Drake Co. auct. hot
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

A woman who carried around milk
10 Paris said naive thing the other
day. One OF the cooks to whom she
brought milk looked into the can and
remarked with surprise:
"Why there is actually nothing but
water -
The woman having satisfied herself
on the truth of the statement, said:
"Well, i'll didn't forget 70 put the
milk in :"
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
HEALTH is WEALTH

Dr. f. q. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat.
ment: specifio for Hysteria, UIsiness,
OonvI.' on Nervous Headache, Mental Do
preston IS Of Memory, Spermatorrhaa,
Imp tenly, Involuntary Emissions, Prema-
ture Old Age. caused BY over exertion, self
misery, decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Eacn box contains one months
treatment. One dollar box, or six boxes
for Ave dollars; sent by mail prepaid on re-
oeipt of price. We guarantee six b0xss to
cure any case. With each order received by
US for six boxes, accompanied with five dol.
lars, we will send the purchaser our written
guarantee to return the money II the treat
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees
issued only by N. b. Danforth, Druggist,
Cor. and and Market streets, WILMINGTON,
Del.-Sole agent. n0v2b-dAw
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

Young Lady-"And ysu really mean
to say that at times you do not have
enough to cat ? Why, always thought
that poor people in the country could
get eggs, bacon, milk and vegetables for
nothing. Country Woman-"Only
turse things as we gets for nutiip, miss
air, water and parson' advice
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

DATENTQ obtained, and all business In
I ALIEN 10 the U. 5. Patent Office, or In
the Courts attended to for moderate fees.
When model or drawing is sent We advise
as to patentability free Of charge and We
make no charge unless we obtain patent.
We refer, here, to the Post Master, the
Supt Of the Money Order Dlv., and to off,
cials Of the u. 3. Patent Office. For circular,
advice, terms aud reference to actual clients
your own state or county. address
u. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, u. y.
Mention this paper. nOvlA"aOd.u
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
SIX i,nppER PENNIES.

"why, Mr.. r." sold a tall youth to
a little person, who was in company
with half dozen huge men, ~ protest
you are 80 very small did not see you
before" every likely" replied the
little gentleman; 81 am like sixponce
among six copper pannies-not easily
perceived, but worth the whole of them.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

DUBLlO SALE.
LANCASTER OOUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPKlNHERS.
Tho subscriber will sell at publtc sale, 81
the Chadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware County.
Pa, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1882.
at ! o'clock P. NJ,
Forty Lancaster county COWS and 00t
springers. A credit Of 10 days will be
given. No postponement on account o
weather. AMOS W. HOUSE,
L. w. Stidham l. Son. auct. dec29-ts
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

We think that we can save
you fully 10 cts. per pound
on all Teas, and a loaf Of
bread on Cofees; therefore
if we can do this it is to your
interest to buy of US. And
to prove that we can and
ill do it try our Teas and
Cofees.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

at IL O'Clock, IN, sharp
Two head Of horses, fifteen head OF cattle,
E-MR head Of which are tr,t-class milch
~ cows. SIX head Of young cate, Dali
Of Durham stock, 10 head Of we'll selected
o 9es, ] south down Buck, ~ head OF shoat
pigs, ! boar; fArnin Implement 60, two
farm WACO as, / an iron axle, hor SO art, hay
rigging, market dearborn, jenny Lind car.
II .se, Y ork wagon shifting top; combined
mo yer and reaper, CHI mpicn steel tooth
horse rake grain dill, Bic 6fOrd h hofimans
2 grain fans, l Van Wickle nearly nvw: !
corn shelter, cider null, RrindftoLe. wheel
barrow, 2 ladders, one IL aad ~ feet long,
Lair Of twin haIrIw VS., plows, doultivat1rs,
two rise cultivstOr, double and single eos.
al chains pin hains, OK chains, splice
chains, cider by the barrel, lot Of empty
barrels, 1 tets OF lead or pillow harness, sol OF
. age harness. sets Of single carr xe har-
ness / set Of double harness. collars brides,
lines, SO, 2 grain cradles. moving
scy thes, brier scy'hes, hedge knives, forks,
rakes, shOvels. hoes, mattocks, maui And
wedges. CROSS cut saw wOtd faw, or bar
rels Of pure cider vinegar, scaidink tue. l
!. eat bench. lot OF poultry; fousebOld furni-
ture, No 8 Niagara COOK sto ., nearly new,
tarl chairs, bedsteads. &c' 1ary fixtures,
churn, butter tub milk buckets, cans, no.
To- ms: Ali sums OF so and under casa over
that amount a credit Of q month, without in,
terest, If paid wnen dus. II not Interest Will
10 added from day Of sale. -
iAbEs g MORRISON.
l.. w. Stidham Son, auct HN~'
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
SALE
-OF-
UEAJ L,STATr

TT1RUSrEE'S SALE
-OF-
REAL ESTATE.
VIII be exposed to public sale, at the court
house, In the city Of ilminyten, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1882,
at II o'clock, A. M.
Two parcels of real estate in the city OF
Wilmington, the property Of Francis Graham
deceased, to wit
No. !. n lot and twostory brick dwelling on
south side Of Ninth street, between kirkw0od
and Spruce streets, IS feet front and 80 feet
depth, being SIS EasS Ninth street. Also
No. z, q lot and two story biick dwelling, 10
feet * inches front, and % feet jspth, beng
No. 6zs East Ninth street.
Terms IN ade known . the sale by
ANTHONY HIGGINS, trustee.
l.. W. Stidham l. Son, auct. l33-u