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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-12-11

The Dakota admission bill is to be
called up in the senate on Wednesday Of
this week. Unless Senator Hale con.
tinues his opposition it should succeed
in that body.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-12-11
Central Market.

A COMPLETE assortment of all meats usu.
"A ally kept in frst-claas mArket.
J. c. ENGLISH.
Telephone number 90.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-12-11

Nor Sale-One hundred and sixty acres of
L Missouri bottom land. seven miles north
cast of Yankton. Unimproved. Exccll ent graa
and. Apply at this ofice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

NOR SALE-l GOOD WORK HORSE
will be sOli cheap for want Of IL e; coal
ID t2 ". Front street. ml3-6t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
A Young La " In Trance,

READING, Penn, March lS.-The
case OF highly respected young lady,
about 81 years old, who has been lying
In trance since Thursday night, ID at,
tracing a great deal of attention. Her
name is Mlss Lucy Morris, and she is
the daughter Of the late John Morris,
VINO years ago was a prominent mem
Der Of Select Council and one of the best
known citizens of Reading. Miss Nor
ris was a member of a committee of SO
ladies appointed to hold bazaar next
week at Maennerchor Hall, and when
the committee met on Thursday night
to examine articles for the bazaar and
attach price marks she was one of the
livellest. When about to start for
home, at 10 o'clock, she fell to the floor
in swoon, was carried home on a set.
tee, and has remained in a comatose
condition ever since. The physicians
who were summoned have tried in vain
TO restore her. AT IL o clock last night
she was apparently reviving, when she
asked for drink of water in very
faint voice, and after drinking a spoon.
ful, she again closed her eyes and did
not speak again until o'clock this
evening, when one of the attending
physicians succeeded in a-ocsing her
and attempted to administer some med
icine. She remarked family and slow
ly, 81 am not sick" aud Immediately
relapsed into a deep sleep, in which
she still continues.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
Strange hut True.

Eva caches, daughter of William G.
Eaches, of East NantTeal, lost her
voice from the effect of great cold last
January three years ago. Since then
she has not spoken an audible word
until recently. They doctored with Der
very much, spent time and money, and
1t was a source Of annoyance and great
suspense. Some averred it was from
her throat, others her lungs, etc, and
latterly but liDlle has been done, and
one day last week she was induced to
cough and to the great surprise of her
sell and family, she spoke audibly. 1t
effected her strangely. completely I'M
nerving her. She laughed, she shed
tears, she sang and withal was Joyous
ofcourse Her throat is little sore,
but her voice continues.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20


GHERlFF'S SALE by VIRTUE OF A
y writ Of levari facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to pnbtic sale. atthe Court L Ouse
on Market street, between Tenth and 18th
streets, In the tyof Wilmington, New Castle
county, Del, on
1882, at o'clock p. IN.
The following described real estate, viz: All
that certain lot of land, with the buildings
thereon er, cted, situate on the Northwest
corner Of Fifth and West streets, Whining.
ton, Del. :, having r front 40 N. on West street
and front Of lW n. on Fifth street, and run
ming back to Willing street, with a front
thereof OF ~ it,, be the same what |. may.
Sci zed and taken in execution as the prop.
erty of James V. Carlisle, mortgagor, and
Annie l. Hopes, Elizabeth Il. Hopes and
Henry Hopes t. rs and to be sold by
PHILIP II. OH RK, Sheriff.
SHERIFP's UssIoE, Wilmington. Del awhre
March y. 1882. marli-eod.ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
State RnGl Peninsula.

Suntlower seeds, fed TO hens now, will
give us aesthetic eggs on Easter.
A peach tree in the yard of Mr.. Johl
Sapp, near Milford, is in bloom.
G. Sipple, of Greenwood, is reporte,
to have new potatoes, as large as hick
DRY nuts grown this year.
The Methodist Professionals If POGO
moke will soon begin the construction
of a fine church elitice.
The bill to punish wife.beaters, ii
Maryland, at the whipping. post, ha,
passed both houses of the General As
sembly.
The local option law of Dorchester
county is to be 80 amended as to guard
more stringently tae sale Of liquor by
druggists.
Horace l.. Jones, q medical student
in Philadelphia from Delaware, who
was accused some weeks since of ruin
ing a young girl, has been acquitted Of
the charge.
1t has bee n ascertained that eggs vary
In weight from one to four ounces to
the dozen. The average weight of a
dozen of eggs is twenty three and q half
ounces.
Dover has had quite war among
the milkmen. Milk was advanced two
weeks ago to eight cents per quart,
when new men entered the field and
began to sell at six cents per quart
This broke the combination and now
all are selling at the latter price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
Pregress on she Northern p.c,n.


Concerning the progress Of construc
ton work on the Northern Pacific
/ Railroad, Vice President Cakes said
! yesterday to Tribune reporter: 1.-THE
track is now down in the Yellowstone
Valley tot point 1875 miles west Of
Glendire, and twenty miles beyond the
mouth Of Little Rosebud. The open
winter has been very favorable for work,
and grading and track-laying have
scarcely been interrupted. We have
laid niuety miles of track in the Yellow
stone Valley during the winter months.
West of our present terminus we have
forty mi es graded and ready for the
rails. We expect to reach Coulson,
2O5 miles west of Glendire, in the
month of June, and shall be at Boze-
man at the Eastern Slope of the Rocky
Mountains by September l we shall
then have over 200 miles of com
pleted track on IL is side of the noun
tains.
On the Pacific Slope the road was
opened last all to Pend d'Oreille Lake.
II will reach Rock River by the end of
March, distance of 245 miles from
Wallula. We exp 4ct to have 200 miles
more of track finished by the Both of
September, which will bring us to
Missonla, in Western Montana, and
open continuous line of 67, miles
eastward from Portland, Oregon. With
the l45 miles of our Pacific Division,
running to Puget Sound, this will
make an aggregate of 80 miles of com
pleted road on the Pacific Slope. Work
nIgn uni,,r 60 n-l u
Mountain Division. Two tunnels, one
near Helena and one at Rozeman, are
being driven as rapidly as possible.
The company has on hand at the
Montana terminus ninety five miles
OF steel rails, and on the Pacific side 1853
miles ready for track-laying, with an
additional fifty miles of rails on the
way to the Pacific by sailing vessels"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
ElDOLA.
IRON THE JAPAH3BH,

White winged birds In the sunset heavens,
White sailed shios on the sunset sea;
But neither the birds that ny above US.
Nor ships, wherever theit haven NAY DO
70 meant for me.
The bamboo laughs ut the sephyrs wooing,
To sing the sheen Of her sea.green hair
I'LL her blushiny cheek 10 yet Inors fair
But eastward going, or westward blowing,
Ihe winds that speak to blossom and tree
are dumb to me.
turn my face to the I'm stchIes mountai q, ,
Queenliest queen In the world below;
Crowned a. with crown Of pure " lite lili0',
Flowers Of the Winter frost and snew.
The stars and tho clouds are in her se,ret,
And her beauty shines on the wondering
sea,
But not on me.
Out from the hush OF the brooding Wight,
Sweet as the breath Of the ros in sleep
Soft as the flush Of the summer sunset
Fadin, away On the purple deep,
Dawns In dream the shore of the 81 ent
Washed by the waves o. aa Infinite sea
This Is for me
Shadowy sails that are set to seek me,
Shadowy pinion, that b at the air,
Shapes OF beauty that rise greet me,
Are you Out phantOms, ana YET so lalrG
Ri eakink the bands Of the dusk lsunder,
Iremulous starr in their mystery
Now shine for me -
Stars that Illuminate my soul sJrenely;
Wonderful stars unknown iu the SKIES,
Wistful and tenter, yelling YOUR 81 lontor,
Are ye put visions, oh radiant eyes.
Beautiful shades on the shore Of the siient,
Wa he'd by the waves Of an Infinite sea.
Ye are the real The living ar. phautOms
Fading for me.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

from the Lawrence Mass American.
Yesterday afternoon, as Mr.. Frank
A. Small was sitting at the desk in A.
d. Stannard's office, in the Essex yard,
three cats, which have lived about the
premises tor some time past, came to-
geJher into the building and suddenly
springing upon the desk, made fu.
rious attack upon Mr.. SmalPs right
hand: they pouuced upon him as they
might seze a rat, bi,ing and
scratching the flesh in a savage man
ner. So vigorous and persistent were
the three ANIMALS that Mr., Small had
serious difficulty to defend himself and
drive them off; the cats appeared per-
fectly wild, seizing, climbing upon
and tearing the window curtains, over
turning and breaking lamp upon the
desk, with other antics until finally,
two ran out Of the shop, the third hid
ing under a pile of lun Der. Mr.. Small
covered his lacerated hand with hand
kerchief and Calliug two of the work
men succeeded in di1lodging the secre-
ted cat, which thereupon made a dash
for window, going out through one of
the lights of glass. MIR. Small had his
hand dressed by DR.. Dow. The strange
action OF the cats is a matter of curious
speculation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
rom the Buffalo Ext ross,

Persons who CHANGED TO be near the
Commercial street bridge last Tuesday
afternoon about o'clock we're greatly
impressed by the Intelligent way in
which u large Newfoundland dog, be.
longing to II fisherman, saved little
boy from what might have been very
serious injury. The boy was riding on
a big two. horse wagon, and at the port
mentioned was pitched or fell out head
foremost. In an instant his face
would have struck the pavement, but
just In the nick Of time the dog rushed
up, seized him by the neck and eased
his fall. The boy could hardly have
been more than 7 or 8 years old, was
nicely dressed and was scared a most
to death. As soon as he gained his
feet he ran off crying and screaming
with fright. The name Of the owner of
the dog Is unknown, but the animal de.
serves handsome trea tment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
FOR RENI.

lhIrI STORE No. 7 Ia. +
| fun N street.; fine location; store new
J Wi iI h with all modern improve
filtor nr W ready bv March 10Th: for fur.
Es,k l.1a a, apply to ~. M. Cbiid' or
ml8-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
PUEBLO SALE.
TDU BILO SALE

Of e26oo worth o good walnut furniture. q
Stidham Son, suction room, On Friday,
March 18th, at o'clo,k, one plush parloi
suit o1st es0o, Q other psfior ruus, Q walnut
and cottage chamber suits, book case, brus
sells and other carpets. cane and wooden
chairs, lounges, . and 10 n. extension tables,
plain wardrobes, silver plated goods, china,
glass and Iussnsware; sails positive, good
before sale and early on morning Of sale. For
further particulars call at the auction room
AID get catalogue; this 10 nrst-cias furLi.
turs. L, W. Stidham 4 Son, auot.
mlo-l02Q. Il !22.20
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

M&RSHA 40 ACRES OF COOL
'h' mar the Pulp works. AMY
ksu SAMUEL UULBERTp.
SOJ Shiplay street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
WONDEkfU OPES ATOMS
A Ph1Iadei ph'a Doctor Who Pats
Disfigured Faces Into Shape.

Dishgured Faces Into Shape.
Transplanting human flesh has al
ways been considered difficult opera
ton; but the success Attending two re
markable operations of this kind TO
Gently performed by DR.. REGARD J
Lewis, at the Pennsyl Vania Hospital
has attracted the attention If tie EN- ire
Medical profession. The subject that
received tie severest cutting FROM
the surgeons knife is coal miner nam.
ell John Delaney, from the Lehigh Val
ley district, who received terrible inju-
lies about the head and breast by the
Explosion OF can of blasting powder.
The accident happened five years ago.
and after the wounds had healed the
man was horribly dishgured, present.
ing a sickening appearance. The head
! was dawn 80 far forward that his chin
had grown fast to his breast, while the
eyes were without lids. 1t was impos
sible for hun to shut his ~ es, and food
could be taken with only the greatest
difficulty. In this condition life was a
misery to the unfortunate man, while
his repulsive appearance was no less a
source of annoyance to his friends. In
this condition he came to the Penpsyl.
vania hospital about Is months ago and
was placed under the care of DR.. Lewis
The head was first brought to an up-
right position by what is known as the
paste operation. The flesh that held
the chin down was cut, and to prevent
this new wound from drawing the chin
to its former position it was cover ed
by skin turned up from adjacent parts
OF the breast The chin was held in
position by props and bandages and
within "a few weeks'time the patient
was able to hold his head erect. But
the eyes were still source of great an
noyance to him. The upper aud lower
lids were burned off, leaving the in
famed edges turned outward. TIE up
per lids were supplied by flesh from
little finger which it was necessary to
amputate. The application healed and
in short time Delaney returned home
greatly improved in appearance. -
He was able to partially close his eyes
but the under lids were still sore. A
few weeks ago he came again 10 the
hospital, aud was supplied with new
lids taken from the flesh of an arm.
This application was no less successful
than these that had preceded it, and in
a short time the man will be able to
leave. The second operation perform
ed by DR.. Lewis was one requiring even
more skill than the preceding, although
the results obtained were not as great.
The patient in this case was u young
the coruer of whose mouth and
upper lip were eaten away by disease.
The flesh was gone, even down to the
jawbone. To heal this, portion of the |
upper lip was cut and turned over, 40 !
is to I'LL the place of the part eaten
away. The wound is healing rapidly,
md within short time the mouth will |
20 whole and without a Disagreement,
,nly slight scar showing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
A ssequest that came A day too Late.

FROM tne Troy l'resS, M Arch 10.
The Press on Wednesday gave the par.
ticulars of the death of Herbert Thayer
brakeman who was killed near Fort
Edward by the cars. 1t now appears
that the unfortunate had brother re-
siding in the West. Inc parents and
grandfather of these young men died,
bequeathing about SID 900, equally di-
vided between them. Herbert had
been notified of the bequest, and ex-
pected to come in possession OF the
little fortune the day of his tragic
death, and was on his way to this city
for that pursose. A short time prior to
his death he made known to his fellow.
employees the legacy that had fallen to
him, at the same time adding in cheer
full way that this was his last trip.
Scarcely hal an hour passed before
Herbert Thayer was a corpse, and when
his remains arrived in this city there
WAS a letter at the Post Office transferr-
ing to him 81 900.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
OF the Track.

On Saturday afternoon a car loaded
with cinders, that was intended for use
on the new siding that is being con-
structed at the foot of Eighth street, by
some means started off down the siding,
and although every effort was made tc
check it, continued on to Greeley
street, which Is as far as the siding Is
completed, crushing through fence
and knocking some colored boys, who
were peepins through, heller SHELTER,
and only came toa stop after throwing
one set of the trucks off the track. For
tunately no one was injured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

rVt7 eHo SUIT 1"n0'S00 . VIZ IfHto1 IT.
On motion of Judge Dwinelle, on Fri.
day morning, ex Mayor Kalloch was
admitted by the Supreme Court to
practice law in all the courts of the
State. 1t is not his intention to enter
upon his practice to any great extent,
but he and his friends are so much an
royed byIthepetty cases brought against
them that he has concluded that it
may be more convenient and economi-
cal, and perhaps equally successful, to
defend them in person.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR.. +. U. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat.
ment: specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Convu.E ou Nervous Headache, Mental Do.
preston L Sc Of Memory, Spermatorrhoea,
lmpc tenty, Involuntary Emissions, Prema-
ture Old Ast. caused by over. exertion, self
abuse, or over-indulgenoe, which leads To
misery, decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. ono dollar box, or six boxes
for five dollars; sent by mail prepaid on 70
ceipt OF price. We guarantee six boxes 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. Damorth, Druggist,
Dor. And and Market streets, Wilmington.
Del.-Soie agent. nov25-dAW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
- -
III BLlO SALE

p HLlo SALE
viii be sold at publ" sale, without re
serve, at the fiver.ide farm, BraDdywint
hd., on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH ~. 1882,
at II o'clock, IN.
the following articles, used only one sea sou
by the lie aware Beet su gar 90. ! syria
cuse chilled plos; Co. stock seed drill;
Planet, Jr., seed drill; naud seed drill;
Math " h.nl cultivator;2 ir n trained do.
8 WOODEN framed do; one.horse wheel cul'
tivator; twin harrow lPla OF, Jr., horse hoe;
70 s and 10 .or ged fOrks;N wheelbarro~;a sets
chains plowgears, Q hor Q collats; 5 brides;
! double set wagon harness; 2 sets lead do.
2 set of'art do; Il pair double lines; pair
single uO.; l pair b east chains; IL single
trees; 8 three horse trees; IL dozen and .
lnoh noe; grind stone; 10 corr knives; 200
bushe buske's; farm horses; 10 bags Of phos-
phate larg tent II Telegraph nay cutter
u. d bag of beet seed. Ter cash,
DrLA WAhE BEET SUGAR 90.
l. W. STIDHAM Il SON, AucIiOneer.
mS-w2t-d lsz02l
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TVRLlO SALE.

viii be sold at No. COS Washington stree,
on Wednesday, March I'D, at . o'clock, Is
follows: l hsircloth parlor suit; walnut
marbie-tOp chamber suits, bedroom suit
bsdsteads, chairs, bureaus, carpets, II cloths
ted; sale positive. DIR. }. W. OORKKLl..
L. W. Stidham l. Sons, auct. mls-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

DERLIO SALE OF A Two STORY
l. brick dwelling, No. S25 West Ninth
street, opposite the lawn grounds OF the
Children's home, on TUESDAY, March
2lst, 1852, at p m. o. the premises,
without postponemont, withdrawal or under.
bidding. This dwelling has orooms ana bath
room, lot 22xS'l4, ali car FULL constructed
for the present owner, with bay fiont side
entraL &c, zoe situation, pl, asant surround
ings, Improving locality. viii readily rent
at II good rat, and will warrant the atten-
ton Of parties wishing a pleasant home or a
good investment For terms and particulars
see posters J 7. HEALD,
Seven h and Market streets.
mar.5-I-20-2l Egent to effect the sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

NV SALE OR WILL ExOhA AI g. =
il for one n vs dropping bed, will turn
truck lU mOsterial the b.st. and Inspected
lhort, ,nnn,struc,ion. Capacity 2 to IONS:
durlng S SIt loo heavy for steep hills and son
Only faull wv nN"
r0s s,, Of exchange a pair Of medium sized
, vas for beaver pair. ,,uApsoN
.,,, wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
TN THEORPnANS' OOURt, NEW JAS
l. LE COUNTY.

TN HEORPnANS' OOURt, NEW JAS.
l. LIE COUNTY.
TH USCEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
by virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court
of the State of Della xare, In and for New Cas-.
tie County, IN de February term, A. d.,
1882, CT said court, VIII be exposed to pubic
sale, at the county court house Ia Whining.
ton ON
FRIDAY, MAROH al, 1882, at 2 O'Clock.
The following described real estate being the
operty OF ti'ram II dye, ceceaseu. TO
wit:
No. l 81 aur's of land in Brandywine Hun
dred, on the Philadelphia pike, near Holly
Oak stati01.
No. A lot Of land with two frame houses,
on Church street between Seventh end Eighth
streets III the city Of wilmington.
No. 3. A three-stOry brick dwelling house
and stable on the easerly side Of French
street between Eighth and Ninth streets, IN
the city OF Wilmington.
Attendance will be given and terms made
klown at the time and p ace aforesaid. by
marlStS LkVlI. BlRD. Trustee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

RARE OPPORTUNITY

now se.. Il room Son nSu .s, v n.n. H.
,ossrr inproy IN. ms f aoa Plate glass in
I sai %sI d; q .:.s s sn1
III waste wste, s ut for $4,000; only 1880 In
sne bsst OF mate Usw first class 10 room house
sssh wanted; ,imnn Su ali waste water
With modsI .sver ,or $500, only 1000 IN cash
wanted. paia ann',cd h use, with bath and
one new rGo,nf for $500, only 500 In cash
enclosed kitono Oav ~. houses, price from $500
wanted otne, having nv per cent above all ex
5000 some new three story rom house al ana
Kitchen with bath 6 for sc M, e.
VI. %sn'sSo wanted osn MAKE T s1sn w Gus"
ulSI srsnch or 9th and French Streets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

Dub 10 SALE WILL BE SOLD AT
l. No. l0ll Washington street, on Friday
March Gath. at . O'Clock, sharp, as follow g:
Houst hold and kitchen furniture, such as
suits, bedstead and bedding, china, glass and
queer sware ard many other articles not
herein enumerated. Sale positive. Terms
cash. l.. W. STIDHAM Il SON, auct.
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| msrt mssttf
k1l)R SALE.

fNoR SALE
" ,,usb,o Market street property store
A v with an established busin. ss
pnd asVn vssrs lot extending through the
quar- sse ,he Columbus Inn property, situate on
AZ V.u u Pike adjoining city iyto
20 heuH' W. MooA ULLEY 90
, 900 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
DUBLlU SALE.

DUBLlO SALE.
Wi be sod at Iub'ic sale, on
THURSDAY. MARCH I'D, 1857
ut ii O'Clock, a. m,
at Robi, son's CARR age factory. south Of Mar
ket street br dye. Wilmington, Delaware, the
entire stock Of carriages, material, too .
s,eS~ - benches. SC, cOnsistiLg OF II
C. fine lea.her-top . bow buKgies
light rOokaSay, extension
w X-top ph@ton, no-top ouggies,
second hand top bug lies, 2 do nv-top buggies
/ second hand six seat second hand market
wagon, second hand rockaway, 2 second
hand poles, Is new piano-bJx buggy bodies,
iruned and pal nted, vi h Brewster sprin Is;
coal box bodies, 2 jump seat rockaway
bodies, paiLted; l Germantown body with
doors painted, Lays phaton, painted and
ir ned; small platform s ale l set OF platform
AK 81, IN sets Of elliptic springs, lot Of bolts
u! d bands, 3 sos OF wheels lot Of thunb
screws, lvt elbows, lot Of Iron tires benches
and v.ses, Sewing mac4iLe, trimming room
be inches, l cutting table, wo stoves, black
smith tool, !, one foot leveling plate, l drill 2
old carriages, grindstone Office, one letter
press, 2 large desks. table desk, l" pair Of
step Cresds, Is gallons of varlish lot OF scrap
iron Tera.s at sale. Persons wishing to ex-
anime the work can inquire Of
JONES GUTHRIE.
L, W. ST. ham h Son, auct. mlb-f
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
TOU BLIU SALE

Of household and kitchen furniture, a No
I =. Tenth street on Wednesday, March
22d 1885,, at l O'Clock. p. m. consisting of one
cottage suit, bureau bedsteads, stand 8. tabI es,
chairs, carpets, china, glas queensware, &c,
and many articles not here mentioned.
ml8-3t MRS. HENDERSON
raj 10 No