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RAILk0AD TALK.
Tho Baltimore and OaiO Railroad
Semi Annual Dividena-Future
PrOaneetn

Prospects.
From the Baltimore Sun.
/ The regular monthly meeting 0. the
board of directors of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad Company was held at
Camden station yesterday, the presi
dent, Mr.. John w. Garrett, in the chair.
Semi annual cash dividends at 8 per
cent. were declared on the stock of the
Main Stem and of the Washington
| Branch, leaving a surplus of upwards
OF $500, 900 of net earnings, which are
being applied for purposes of con-
struction. In view OF the shOrtness of
the crops OF the past season, and the
decentralization in rates which prevailed
tor the greater part of the six months,
these results are regarded as very graf
flying.
The circular asking for proxies to BIZ
voted at the Jersey Central Railroad
annual election May 5, issued IN New
York, is signed by Edward Clark, Geo.
Il. Mckenzie, Edward g. Knight, A.
q. Richey, Sidney Shepard, Robert
Garrett, John Kean, Jr., +. A. Comfy,
Franklin B. Gowen, William f. Proc.
tor, w. II, Stevenson, James II. Keene.
Among other things the circular has
the following:
THE northern, western and southern
connections now about to be made,
which bring the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad in contact with the
sy stem of the New York Central Rail-
road on the north and the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad and its connections
GU the south, are likely very greatly to
increase the traffic to be thrown upon
the Central Railroad of New Jersey,
1t seems to us reasonably certain that
with amicable relations sustained be.
tween the Central railroad Company
OF New Jersey, the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company and the
Is. u q. r.. II. Co, the Central Rail
road Company of New Jersey will very
shortly earning dividends, whereas it
must appear evident to all that if these
relations are interfered with and the
two companies named seek an entran 20
10 New York by other lines than those
CT the Central Railroad of New Jersey,
the earning of dividends by the latter
company will be postponed for an in.
definite period.
Application, it is said, has been
made to the chancellor of New Jersey
for an order directing the officers of the
Jersey Central Railroad TO hold their
annual meeting and election ON May 5.
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Al HIS own EXPENSE.

A Wisconsin editor, who dearly
loves practical joke as much as his
wife dislikes Indians, hired one TO go
up 10 his house, ask his wife for pair
OF Old pantaloons and put them on in
the parlor The editor and friend
having stationed themselves near the
house to watch the result soon saw the
Indian galloping past with one leg in
the editors best Sunday pantaloons,
the rest of the garment dangling along
the ground. He was squealiug as If in
pain. "Squaw, heap sp Inky, ugh hot
water!" Before the Gator could stop
him the redman had made his way to
the camp, having, in addition to his
parboile1 leg, $l2 in money and rail-
road pass that he found in the editors
pockets.
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roe SALE.
Tr1OB SALE

|o.,u-TYREE STORY BRICK
III ds .enms In vo,d repair; will be sold
t,inrs Int little cash required Apply 70
AL, EKPvBLIoAN office.
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His Wife FOun d IL Out,

Ex.Lieutenant Governor Norman j
Coleman, Of the Sc. Louis No } Rural
World, says: 81 have never used the
81. Jacobs Oil myself, but my wife has
found 1t of exceeding great benefit in
rheumatism, with which she suffered
much until she used this remedy ,Iu
my neiehborhood, at Cabanns station,
there has teen considsrab bic rheu matism
and complaints of similar nature,
owing to the severe changes of the
weather. Many of my neighbors have
tried St. Jacobs Oil and speak Of it in
the highest praise. A special instance
you can note is that of . young man
employed in my Office"
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TIL Il BLUE AND GRAY.
Grand Reception 10 Ex.Confeder
aIe SOldiers ~ Trenton.

TRENTON, N. j., April 12-About
eighty mem hers OF the old First Vir.
ginia Infantry, Otey Battery, and the
Va, arrived here this afternoon az
guests of the Aaron Wilkes Post No.
%, Grand Army Of the Republic. An
immense crowd Of people assem- bled at
! the depot, and national salute was
fired upon the arrival of the train. The
line was then formed, com posed of three
companies of the National Guard, two
companies of the Grand Army of the
kepu bic, posts % aud =, and an auxil.
larry corps OF each post. The procession
moved to the City Hall, where ex-
Mayor Crevelling, in the absence of
Mayor Vroom, received the guess and
extended them hearty welcome and
the Inequalities of the city. The well
come was responded to in most eo.
quent speech by Colonel G. S. String
fellow, of Richmond. The illusions to
the burying OF old animosities, and the
reunion of the north and south under
one flag, one Constitution, and in one
common brotherhood, was received
with long and repeated demonstrations
OF applause. The occasion was one of
uncommon interest, and excited the
greatest enthusiasm. The houses on
the streets thrt III which the procession
passed were lrofusely decorated, and
immense throngs filled every available
place. Aftsr the procession had COM
passed its route the guests were taken
to the Trenton House. In the evening
q grand banquet was rendered the
guests, at which many of our principal
we're present. Speeches were
made and sentiments were offered in
honor of the fraternal coca sion, and
former hostilities were alluded to only
to show how deeply they were regret
ted. New Jersey and Virginia, Tren.
ton and Yorktown, were again united !
as they were during the revolution sires
pledged allegiance to one flag, one Cen
stiIution and one country. The guests
will remain until tomorrow. The cit l
liens generally have united to do honor
TO the visitors.
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sHERRF's SALES,

)CHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or a
lAOwrit OF 10 ari f.cias, TO me direetet will he
exposed tOpaOlic sale,a the hotel now oocn.
pied by Charles shearer, In Kirkwood In
penc soer Hundred, New Castle County bei.
aware, on
| WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1882,
at 1880 O'Clock, q. m.
The following described IA estate, ylz.No-
!. Al mat piece of land and premises, stu
ate IN fencader Humid cd, New Castle Co..
and state OF Delaware, bounded and dc.
scribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at n
stone or stake in the line OF Peter Wright
ana stephen Wiley. and running with their
line south W. degrees, west 80 5 10 perches
and north tSl degrees, wet 80 40 perches
70 sake in the Chesapeake and Delaware
oahal company 70 feet level, thence with
tne said line the following course and dstano
viz: North 1871 degrees, east 8 $40 nerches
| iorth q degree, east 10 pei chez. nor h az
desraes, west BIO perches north / | sxrsos
sS-t slo percnes, north 29M degrees, east
o.lV perche', north IA degrees, east g. -lO
perches, north 4S13 degrees east 4 4 10 nerches
north 40 degrees, east 3 perches, north VIZ
degrees, east Il perches to stake at the
corner OF No2 thence sioug the division line
between tnis lot and lot No. 2 south SIX de-
grtes, east 80 $40 psrches to the beginning,
IN aiming acres, rods and ~ square
perches, more or less
70. 2 All that certain piece or lot of land
sitrate in Red Lion Hundred New CASTLE
County and Sta of Delaware bounded and
described as follows 10 wit Beginning at "A
stake In the centre OF the road leading from
The canal pivot br dge to Hirkwood and run.
ming the ce wi h land Of Thomas W. Mc-
'racken outh 49,. degrees, east 3g5 feet to a
staEe, thence north 81 degrees west 1877 feet
to a axe, theDce vi h EnOch Guys lot north
4s}4 Degrees WI st 2bI ieet to he csntre Of the
Sal road, thence u the centre thereof north
~ degrees east 80 feet to the begin ming. con-
talplng ", go 'quare feet, more or less
NO. 3-All that certP In lot or utece of land
situated In Pencader Hundred Neg Castle
County and state of delaware, bounded and
d s'rioed az follows. IN wit: Beyiapinx at a
post corner OF land OF Peter Wr sht and run
nlnv thence with land of stephen Wiley
south 3,1a degrees west "a perch-s to a stake
IN ne line of land o. tho chesapeake and
delaware Canal Company, tn ence with their
line nor IN z. degrees, west 10 perahes to q
STAKE, thence stil with the said canal line
north "a degrees, west IL 5-l0 perches to q
stake thence north "a degrees west 4percbes
To stake, thence north degrees east 2
perches u a stake by q fence thence "a de-
gree, east 3lo perches to a stake, thence
south hsa degrees, east 81 8 10 perches 10 the
beginning, c0ntaining2 acres, roode, u
perches. more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Robert Guy and to be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, ~heriH,
SHERlPs's OFFICE, Whining ton, Delaware,
APP IL o, 1904 al2-eOd-Js
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PUBLIC MLA,
TlL BLIC SALE,
THRESHIN9 MACHINES.

THRESHIN9 MACHINES.
The subscriber will sell, at Public Sale at
the residence OF John K Rees on III, ron d
nom Ogletown to wil'on's Slope, about 2
miller south east of Newark De-, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10Th, 1882,
at o'c'ock +. M,
"ithOut re'erve, all of bis threshI M ma.
ohtues consisting Off Portable I. gines, . and
shorse power, made by John best. Lancss.
ter, Pa; water tan on wheels, l No o and
l, No, Nest'ngh, use Independent atai .
Threshers 2 No Combined stinghsuse
Clover and Grain TIL eshers Corn Shelter,
{ 'mitb's patsnt) lot ~ inch ba,t tools
col boxes, sc Anyone wanting thrf shipg
machinery will f1d IL TO their advhntate to
atten' the above sale rs they arr all In good
order and will positively be- sold as intend
to quit he GU nnes1.
TERM.,- 0 Il on his by n to with approved
security VIM. X. KEE-,
ap So 49, Newark, Del.
l. ~. .,tidham son auc:ioneers.
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" WoODBINE"
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Or. u. u Vests Nerve and Brain Treat.
ment: specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
COnvI4' ON Nervous headache, Mental De-
preston L $50 OF Memory, SpprmatorrhOes,
ImprtenLy, Involuntary Emissions, prema.
ture Old Age. caused BY oVerexertion, sell
abuse, or Over-innuIgenCe, which leads tt
misery, decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one month i
treatment. Ono dollar box, or six boxer
for i've dollars, sent by mail prepaid OIL re-
csipt OF priso. We guarantee six boxes u
cure any case. With each order received by
as for six boxes, accompanied with tive dol
guarantee TO return tho money II tho treer
nent docs not etfco. euro. Guarantee
Issue, oAly by N. II. Dsnfortn, Druggist
Dor. Ind and Market streets, Wilmington
DeI.--SDia agent ncy45-oh~
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SHERlFF'S SALE by VIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of levari tacas, to me directed, will
be exposed to pubic sale, at the hotel of
samuel Peacock, In MiddleIown, in st
Georges HID, New Caste, county, Delaware,
on
FRIDAY, TIRE 2s'h day of APRIL, 1882,
at2ocIock, p. IN,
The following described real estate, viz:
All tnat certain lot. pieco OF plroel of land
situated 10 the town of Middletown, New
astle county, State Of delaware aforesaid,
described as follows, to wit: BE dnning at a
corner IF lands Ct Jesse Lake, on the south
side OF Main street and running thence with
ne line ofthe said Lake in southerly course
u feet to the lar DIS Of VIM Green, the ace
with the ltn of the said Green In ives erIy
course "a = feet to =. RET street. thence with
the aid Street IN north rly course lT2 fmt
to the said Mai street, the ce with the said
Main street In an ga tetly course AZ feet t.
the p ace or beginning, the same Containing
42l4 square feet of land. be the same more or
less with two.story frame house and other
cut buildings thereon erected
: Seized and taken into execution as the
property Of John Carroll and Thomas Scott
Mary J. Scott Alexander McNeal and M.
Morris, t. is and to be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK. Sheriff.
SHEElrFs OFFlCE, Wilmington Delaware =,
April b, 1857. al0-eodB
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IT Is Nut STRANGE

that people who indulge their sppetites In
all tho delicaoles OF tho season apd by oatns
fas., overloading their Btomaohs snould fool
distressed ate: meals. One dose OF Apepsia,
tho great specific for dyspepsia will give per.
feet relief in = TOW minutes In all aSsss Ard
otton preveuts aar,onB stNkDAsR
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ZE>:SEED=7s.:

We sell Peter Henderson
& Cos fresh and reliable
Garden Seeds. Those wish,
ing Seed should remember
this and give us a call, as we
are the only ones in the State
who sell Henderson's Seeds
exclusively. Now is the
time to get in your early
Seed, but buy none but Hen.
derson's, as they are consid-
cred the most reliable in the
market.
We have also just receiv.
ed 50 chests of our famous
so and Co cent Teas, which
we guarantee better than
any at the same price sold
anywhere in the city.
Also our IS ct. Breakfast
Coffee will save you a loaf
OF bread all the time,
CRIPPEN'S,
TEA. COFFEE 4 SEED STORE,
No. East Second street, Wilmington, lie
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r. ESUMPTION OF TRIPS.

On Tuesday, March 2sth. sssessksi7S
the ''Susie \. McOall" will resume her Trips,
leaving Fourth street wharf every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and saturday at 8 .. m,
2 and s D. m, and leaving Pennsgrove on
came days 1t 6,30 and " .. M, and I. p. N.
matt CAPT. DENNY,
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TREES, rkEES

L
The area. Annual Public Sale. 100 fruit
shade ID ornamental ees, vines, plants
etc will be sold at public s,le. by j.. W
Stidham Son at Fourth and King streets
WILMINGTON, Lei,
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL l5, 1888!
AT o'clock, viz Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry
and other trees; Grapes. Raspbcrries, Black
berries. Curranto, C all OF new and valu.
able varieties, and of thrifty uro.th Shade
and Every cen Trees of all sizsA and varie
ties, suitable for street. lawn 8H' cemetery
planting from one of he Oldest established
fennsylvanit N 1rseries
lie attention OF pla tiers Ia cal cd to tn is
sale as 1t will embrace the largest aHort.
ment ever Oft ere at puzzle sale IN this city.
Catalogues vt sale. SllDHAM n SON,
aprtl-std<w Auc ioneers.
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.HERIFFS SALE.

By virtue ola writ OF levari facias, to mo
directed, viii be exposed to public sale, at
the court house, on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN the city OF
Wilmington, Delaware, on
| TUESDAY. APRIL rs, 1892
at2 O'Clock, p. M,
The FOL owing described real estate. viz
All that certain lot OF land and three story
brlck dwelling thereon situated II the CITY
| OF wilmington, bounded and. described AZ
follows. to wit Beginning on the easterly
OF Washington street, between Fifth ard
sixth streets at a distance OF eight, TIL ee
/ feet from the northerly de of Fifth street. at
corner Of and now owned by Levi HAYES.
iate or Henry Evans, thence eassetly along
said hayes land, parallel with Fifth street
l 70 feet to the westerly side of willing street.
at ~ feet wide, thence northerly along said
SIDE OF willing street Is feet to stake in a
line OF land OF Elias Eng land, thence westerly
! slong said England's land ard parallel with
the nrst mentioned line III feet. to the said
side OF Washington street, thence thereby
southerly Is feet to the place of beginning
containing two thousand and sixteen suuAra
feet OF Ian |. be the same more or less
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
erty OF Mary A. Smith James S. smith and
Laura J. his wife, Sarah r. Ball and Felix
Ball her bus and, and F. E. Dcxey and
sophia Dickey, t. It's and TO be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff,
SHEhrF's OFFICE. Whining ton, Delaware,
April ., 1852 al, eod.ts
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I to be %
ills, OF Phi
sex that Il
Grant, vi
'ennsylvsri
would be d
ant was adj
yluln On
after the =
lance of ID
Jallister, th
tie will ont
9 and a hr
,nt is know
office, and
would not /
t any time
t llor mind
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|5iSrERs ORDER.
kCAsy,v kEsIsrER's OYFIoE; !
~"''Lk COUNTY Anril lsa5

N tn -' COUNTY April s, 1884.
M I y application o. Lewis Bird and
Ets Of II, ey administrators OF Henry q
1,itis ortaanIuywine Hd,in said Q unity d {
)at a,ni Tvted and directed by the Rexis,
|ntnS O,'a'Is.rators afore said give notice
(a,e a. I" 'etters OF Administration upop
|ng t6srssoes deceased, with the date Of
bosted vI,t, oy Causing advert sements
Iet, M sithl1 forty days from he data
count N !. SIX Of the most public olaces
j hahn VI New Cast 0, recurring ali
|en, ,h4s demands against The estate
bly IN su same, or abide by an Act OF
csu,sa 1 ,S case made and provided ;
10 psrio5 n.y. w. same TO be inserted within
Aper nh, ia the daily REpuBLICAN a
auueJI I,sp .N in Wilmington and to
Gi.s ''n Two months (e-o.d.)
OF 6 Hs,sn under the hand and Sea
WilmInyv,,a. ae Reyiste azores aid at
I'd, Tia lyon in.New Castle County
cs AM . o. BIti.fS, .:syister,
'eOi thpp persons ! having clai ms against
uIy st ,ae deceased must present ths
b's A UnIs t ! 70 che Administrators on
Of Asssmr,M IA, A. d., 1853 or abide
n, 'upiy 10 such case made ana
" q A. tai Ely,
LEWIS BRO,
nm hg'on Del. s.lT
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treet, will
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which I'd
end.
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A DMlN SrRATOK : SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE. Will he sold at publ" safe,
Oh It'll day. the I'D o! ith monti prtl, J at
4 U'civck, y NJ, shsIp. On the premises, the
dwell ny house AID lot No. u. Orange at,
" iimiugt1n UIeh.lf Of the purchase
money hay rev ain on III otSageten per cent
10 b. paid on the DAY OF the GALS, and the / g.
na.nder when the Q d Is signed
ASH fuN RICHARDSON.
Administrator OF the estate OF III z.beth
Stroud. 1901
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BOAR DiNG,

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ID AZ Az King street pleas mt r, Oms
ana good accom- mod atoms. apr7 lists
ID CARDiNG-FDR NJ N AND WIFE
Dor single gentleman cheap, at sos Shipiey
street, llg.6t%
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DUBLlC SALE-WI Il. BE SOLD AT
l. PUBLIC sale, on he premises, l03 and
90 L. Front street, on saturday, April 70
1888 at $40 o'1 ock, p. H., all th"t lot OF land
with 2 tw0.story frame dwellings, thereon
erected, sizo " lot 81 fett2 inches on front
street; depth Of t a fest 6 itch The
above property is well located aud worthy
The atteL ton Vf perso waiting to make n
safe inve 'tmenI; ,ou, itiOns made known at
eale by J, HS II. BECKLEt,
alEteod IS SAX H SHARP.
Il. ". Stidham l. sOn, auot.
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POLITICAL OAkDS.
ENR SHERIFF,

ESOR SHERIFF.
JONATHAN X. GEORGE,
Of New Uastlc Id.
again annOun"e myself Q candidate 10 ,
me once OF She iif Of New Castle County. a,
the ensuing general election. Subject to tne
decision Of the kspublicaL party, pledvin,
myself 70 support Tho nominee Of the party.
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All coal sold BY j. +. Brown, is care
fully screened.
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CHEhiFF'S y ALE-BY VIRTUE or A
Cwrit Of 10 ari fAcias, 10 me direetsj viii n.
exposed TO puolic sale, ct tho hotel now ooau.
pied by Charles shearer, In Kirkwood In
Penc aoer Hundred, New Castle County beI.
aware, on
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-05
PELECRAMS
Private Enterprise Inn Politics.

CHICAGO, December 24.--A projected
corporari"tl, Of which, strangely enough,
eX-Pre>jdeHt Grant is one of the charter
members, is deeply concerned in a proposed
modification Of the Clayton Bulwer treaty.
A little more than Il year ago Engineer
Meloc;ti, Of the United States Navy, OBJ
tanned Il concession from the Nicauragua
government by which certain citizens of
cte United ) ates were gwen the privilege
Of building au inter oceanic canal over Me-
NDWl's aud Ammen's surveyed route.
List year aud this year bills were intro
dIrest in Congress Incorporating the NiCar-
aqua Canal Go. 1t will be necessary for
the projectors Of the enterprise to advocate
aU aDrogatiOn Or modification Of the treaty
in question us Il condition precedent to Il
guarantee by this government of six per
cent. dividend on the cost of the canal
sought for in the charter. A number of
public men are Interested ia the proposed
t;;lf:;E