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Daily Republican., 1883-03-16
AT
John Wanamaker' S,
PHILADELPHIA,
Friday:

'iOdy
Among the summer silks
one upon which a great dea
of attention might well b.
bestowed with certainty O
abundant reward. But at tn,
very beginning of any at
tempt to tell of it in the pa
pers we are met with a diff
Guilty which shuts us off from
the most shining aspects O
the subject. -Four colors o
threads go to make tbs carl.
GUS silk. We could master
theacfour, but there S another
just such with four other col
ors ; and another of toul
more; and another; and how
shall we grapple with them
all in sets OF four? especially
as, when you look at one OF
these singular and mysterious
silks,you see only two colors
at a time, but, when it is turn
ed a little to the eye, you for
get these two and see two
others.
Now, we assure you, the
foregoing is as plain a state
ment OF the strange fact as
we are capable OF putting on
paper. The embarrassment
we are under is clear enough;
but whether you can dcclphcr
the inevitable cause, and see
beyond, and in spite of it, into
the mystery of these several
complications, is not SO clear.
Wen try another way.
The silk is a l.ouisine. The
writer does not know what
that means, and has never
yet been able to pick up any|
satisfactory definition OF the
word. Doubtless it is a style
Of woot invented in the time
Ot one or another French
monarch t the name Of Louis. !
We assume that it means a
plain fabric of thick silk fila
nents, exactly like common
as to the weaving,but
brilliantly diversified in color
n this way: The warp threads
ot the sample in the writer's
land are alternately gold and
garnet; the wool threads are
alternately very light blue
md maroon. Now. remem-
'crlns that these threads are
arge bundles OF silk tibers,
'ou can see that the figure is
'eally a very fine check. 1t
would be a check, if the COL
YRS were put together SO as
o separate themselves to the
'ye; but you can see all ~
olors at once only by look
NJ squarely at it and very
loscIy. Every obliluc glance
rings different coIors to
lew, and many more OF
hem than there are in the
eparate threads; and this is
What is meant by color-efects
pparent colors formed by
hiking real ones.
Still another way. If you
'car a dress of this Louisinc,
ne person standing next l
on may think you wear a !;
Lush stripe, another will see q
oecks Of gold and steel, =
mother a silvery brown, and t,
} on.
If you see the silk in the 1
lecc, you will see how true \
i these sayings are, and yet tt s
DIV far short they come OF d
lcturins the fabric, which p
ould be wonderful alone. Z
surely would be wonderful "
it were not made common
Y the multitude of other et-
cts that only need a little d
udy to bring out their pass E
& strangcncss, $l.75. st st
1t is a silk Of extraordinary n
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

y,ORsALE--FOURB BEAUTIFUL NEW
cottage buildings, oath and Market 1t, 8
1ous, front porches, front, side and back yards,
styh grounds, dry cellars, fine view Of Della
ware river; all modern improvements; terms
sa,y, Apply or address J. q. PICKLES, or
VIII. H. fOULK, Mt W. ID. Pickles Flour
Store. 9Th and King street. f2n
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

JNDR SALE-A NEW THREESrORY
groom house, with all modern improve
men,s. Lot lU5 feet deep to an alley. Apply
On the premises, No. 4l4 East Ninth st. Terms
eSy. molot'
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

NTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hOusework. One from the country
preferred Apply Ut s3l Washington street
ml6.3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

I~OR SALE-A DARK BAY FAMILY
mare. about iiitcen hands high, weighs
.hout 100 Ms Perfectly sound. good dri.
rer and right good under the saddle. Can
be worked in all kinds Of harness. Also car
Hare and harness. Apply ut Stable, ), Il.
nrner 9Th and Orange street. ml2tf
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16
SUNDAY TRAINS.

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
$40 a. M 1900 M, $50, 7.3O, $50 p. nj.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, LIB a.
m. 5l7, 6.3s, 7.28 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, La. 4.5l, sos,
oil II. M; ll.N p. III. Baltimore, LOS n. III.
For further information, passengers are re.
ierred to the timetables posted at the Sta.
tOns
Trains marked ~ arc limited express, upon
which extra fare Is charged.
CHARLES +. PUGH, J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

WANTED - DELIVERED WEEKLY;
w chickens, dressed and alive, for which
will be paid the highest cash price on deliv-
cry. N. X. APPLETON, Third 1t. market.
m6-d&wtf
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16
THRU STEES' SALE or REAL ESTATE.
HDUBLlC SALE.

DUBIlC SALt.
OF
REAL Est ATE.
VIII be- sold at Put lie sale. on the premises
On SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1888,
at 3O'clock, p. NJ:
The throc.story brick housc, No. sos Madi-
sou street, in the city of Wilmington, with
rooms nav ing II front of sixteen feet on Madi-
ison street, by depth of fifty feet. The house
is IN Z .od order centrally Iorated. and could
be easily converted into n store.
Attendance will be given and the terms
made known ut the time and place aforesa id
Y THOMAS Il. LALLY,
m3-at -s-w.s Agent to effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

fNDR SALE-A PAIR on YOUNG
I mule~ coming ! tfour) years old. Kind
.ad well broken, and sold for want Of use
Address, T. W. STEWARD, o2 W. Front
le-l
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

NyAN1ED. - BOAkDERS, SINGLE
w men. Also, q large unfurnishedlsec-
Ond story front room, suitable for man and
wife, cheap ut 3O5 Shipley 1t. ml36ts
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

:" ANTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl wants place in a small family.
EOr reference, apply ~ store. I'll Market st.
ml3-4ts
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

}-Ok ShLE-ABOUT 80 BUSHELS OF
+ seed Chill white potatoes. Apply u
THOMAS HUOTEN. near Centrevillr, Del,
On ico W. Nernon's Farm. m9-6tt
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

I)L BIlC SALE"
VIII he sold ut No. sos King street, on We'd
nesday. March q, at O'Clock, as follows:
pnrlOr suit tapestry Ingram carpet, oil cloth,
shades, bed room sets, dining room furniture.
hp,istcnds and bedding, hat rark, ice chest,
k;cRen utensils and many other articles not
here enumerated. Sale positive.
MiiS. A ROBINSON.
i. W. SriDuAM n Son, Aucts. ml5-5t
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16
SALE.

The subscriber, having rented his farm, vii
sell his personal property at his residence
near the city limiSon the Philadelphia Turn.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

JNJR SALE OK EXCHAN1E-A FARM
r rs acres. Good building and good
sple orchard and snail fruits. Apply 10 Il.
rfNNlN,TIUN No. 5 +. sth st. delt-u
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

yNph SAI.E-THE FINE THkEE STO
& ry iwelling house No. 70b Monroe st. In
g>N order, For terms, apply " DR.. John II.
siMns Attn and King SITS. )an6-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

"ANTED-A TENOR, 81 RANO AND
w Alto for choir In hl city. Address
IN usic" this office. ml35t
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

WANTED - BY A YOUNG GIRL A
w situation az chnmbermaid. Apply ut
305 Monroe street. mi6-2ts
Daily Republican., 1883-03-16

UANTELl-TWO ENERGETIC LADY
w canvassers. good paying business Ad.
dress l.. q. this Office mlo-Bta
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17
4 Question OfDebAte.

On Saturday night, March 81, the
following question was debated by
he Asbury Mutual Improvement So.
cirty: Resolved, "tliat II lawyer is
justified in defending an unjust cause
1t was supported in the affirmative by
}. NJ. McMullen, and in the negative by
Ashury Burke and James &. Dicks.
The merits OF The debate was decided in
favor of the affirmative. On last Satur-
day night the following question was
debated: Resolved, "That the pewS in
the NJ. Il. Churches should he free. y
1t was supported in the Affirmative by
Harry BeValingrr and Mr. Cannon,
and in the negative by William w.
Sharp and s. W. ColncyyS. The merits
of the debate was decided in favor of
of the affirmative. The following ques-
ton will be debated this evening:
Resolved, "ihat the existence Of l,oiti-
cal parties is BENEFICIAL to the country.'
The affirmative Of the question will he
supported by George H. Hartman and
Frank Slocum, and the negative by
James Mcdowell and William II.
Mckay.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17
Coming Balls,

On Wednesday evening, March 2lsi,
the Live and Let Live Assembly, will
give their second grand ball in the Me-
Cullnugh Building.
ON Friday evening, the 2jl. Cross
and Akin will have masquerade bail
in the Mccullough Building.
Easter Monday night, the 18th, the
knights Of St. Lawrence will give their
third annual reception in the Opera
House, which, from the arrangements
that are being made, promises to be the
event of the season.
Friday evening, March 3Otl, the Rose
Bud Assembly will give their third an
nual ball in Institute Hall, and Judging
from those given III the past, all who at
tend will be sure 10 enjoy pleasant
evening.
Monday evening, April 2nd, the Ger
man Butchers Association will give
their first annual ball in German Hall,
Fourth street near Market.
Friday evening, April 18th, the Re-
lance Active Association, will hold
their seventh annual ball in Institute
Hail.
Friday evening, April 10Th, the N"p-
time Social Club will give their second
annual ball in Institute Hall
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17
FOR RALE.

,..LE-A NEW FIKST-CLASS II
LNohaamsd house, suitable for lawyer. doc
I iys o%it corner 9Th and French streets
tOr OF 1en hay windows and all modern i'm.
hss h Ye ts' Well and all waste water IN
Proye eanIoad 10 sewer. Also, the three houses
!asSnns the above =, Tern, e s e. IN A As"
cnpc cent? ior c E"Sa Of "sss etc.
So'gs IrNT n new eleven ro0med house.
fOr nG Il. TINDALI., 70l French street.
Apply insists
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17
W|GG|N'S STORM.

has settled and so has George
Mccall at the Boston Onc-pricc
Clothing House, 213 Market
street..
An imitation is extended to
my friends and the public in gen
cral while on their way of inspcc-
ton of Spring styles OF piece
goods for Custom Suit or n
Ready made suit for Men,
Youths. Boys and Children to
give me a call. The goods are
handsomer and cheaper than ever
before. The bottom has certain
ly dropped out; Mems all. wool
kersey pants $3.50, all-wool cas-
simcre pants worth 81 for 80 80.
Now is your time. A mans nice
all-wool suit for $40, worth $l5.
Boys suits 81, worth Sc: Boys
suits SO and SO, worth $l2, Chill
dren's Suits $3.50; Children's all
wool suits $3.50, worth IS. A
large variety Of children's panta-
looms from 75c, to $3.50. A large
line Of spring weight suits for
men, youths, boys and children
lust received and will be sold
cheap Overcoats almost given
away before we pack them away
1T costs so much for salt to salt
them down.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

FANA b1aISsOMS ANDCUFlD.
How the Sweet Notes Of the Robin
and Blue Bird Made Music u.
David Davis was Married.
A .,.o;.I do.,..oh ,,o,, E.ro,t.
| ill, MI, ",In,;,," ',,, irl,,.
na,.;, ,.,,na.' ,a,I ,hn ,;,n ."f Iii. ,ra.j
d;nu Er",, IN. ada. of ,ba ,ur,entin,
snrast dau mn" ~ ,' VI E tm r;por IN,
49,, I,o,', 80 s,,.; T. ,,,,o,' a.. io,'d
p;,,L IJn.,o w. 'r i7nn,,;rn j., nr,,,,.rJ'
and ardan" H.. hri',ht Ia L,,r,,n,n "n,,
the a s t.,ilnrinn ni,"nmd and inm.
"n;i hw,.;n,i, ora e,,,,,;''n ,ur,I, tx H. ,
trayrant t,nwars Th. ,chn i. s.n6;ny
out ito f.,tbnrv f,,;,,. and H.. ,.o;,ns,
nf Tho rnhin ard h,nn i,ird ,r, b.,rL In
al, the ,r.n. Tha, InI,,. n,,.;. nn,n'
r,llv cox, .,nI ,nt;rin,, rL,.n n,,l fla
nIa:,. '' ''''' '7'
E,r.,,,ill. !. th. ,.r,,;,,us ,r IN.
C:ne r.,r ',ul y,Ltin V,llev r,ilr,I
I'M ,.,,h !, nn, ,,n., t,nr i;.nn,,tI,t,
insnn,r',h,. rrn,n p,ilrnaJ travail II, III.
.an,in, ma I;.i,,i,;"s ,,,.t L.''. H.,
rurinu. ,u,v mI,L,. ,J',Jy. D,yir .,t,.
from Intrusion m. .v-S.r,tn,. /. ~,
.tr.,o,r III, h,. ,n,,,,, r,,n,, ,;.;t, ~,
his nll tou'n .n"ir,I'J viii ,hn t;mn.
wan, .,r,h,ynrt. ,,,i..d hon.. hv ,..,.r,l
.I,n Johnston il, .,nti,.in,,i,,, IF , mr.,,
s,ruyyl. vim General Sherman. army
sn,,. ,I,r,u,, fam. ,,il.u In th,, ,,,tI.
,,st nj III. toun an :. lin n,..rl,nL;,u
fin. nils ,L. ,..Ij... Of ti,, r,,, ra.,.
rivar is Tukov IN. ,lnrt.,ion az Cnln.
mel w i Irrru
In t], midst nf +, ,in.v.,rI nf ,,,r,.
NJ Misc NI.,ina Enrr mnw Nv. n,,.;d
Davis A ,l,.s,rh,,r,ts rirl Inv brill
sh. was rnrlv tr,usnioutr1 10 th, suunv
South aud h,S s,,.n, =, vr,,t mart nf Lrr
life hrr. She is connected with md
admired hv III. Le,f n.,,j,. 81. In.
Lnn,,n I,,.iI b,ri. f;,,. ,,,or,. th,n ~
t.nn ,,n,ru Nh.n III. In,,u.,c tr-t
VIII. Inv Iyiu. ut Hl,omiu"tnn Jllinnis
Miss Rnrr . earn ,rinnI nrtl,r family
w,s VISITING non, Inv and ,he .ruuain.
t..nre If iLlt Inn. ri,.rrL i'm, ,duir,-
t;nn amt .uln;,,tnIi In n,rr;,u. Mis-
Rurr n aim. nf her frs, mcetinD
win RI. JuInr i,1.en v.,rs .r,n was
War. ,f ,r.
she was a"hf'ri'ii. hoi'eSil" creature,
poSsrs"d OF very ipNahie quantities
winch hh'' themselves ih"'r the o'd
man heart. ii WIS nor, however, I'M
I'll last ia'' maj the engagement OF HE
two was announced, even 10 iriehdS.-
On Saturday ''Ht, al CIV IN me morn
ing, rN Ex-senator DAVIS itit washington
Tor inns place, NOT III il special ear or
;r&!N, b,il as an ""iiihry passenger, IN
an ordinary ear, III company win
Judge oii", the reporter OF t he supreme
Court. Atfrr long lays ride he
reached Fay''tr'l!ir station early on
sunday morning, ana was driven oar t"
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

nvsALE-VEKY DESI RAi'l4E NEW
L"nasidence. No. Oh W. Ninth street. A
/ ,,imI modern architectural, fine iOomed
oesu."v with bath and all modern improve
nou~' heater in cellar. No. Sll Monroe It,
p .an@ed house, with bath, front porch, bay
sfo ona hack stairs, splendidly papered, and
sln Sr., new seven roomed and bath two.story
s'e," nj Hazlett and Jackson sts., within 2O
house 70 1sIaware avenue. Apply TO j. X. d.
ul esi II A SON, 81 Monroe st., vlo ". 9th
8, or 81 IacksOn 81. IlVu
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

-nrsALE-FlVE OF THE MOST CON
H"".nient o room houses In the city, stu
! a, Southwest corner Ninth and Adams
i.ea , ~ a feet front, each with bay windows
has s 'or.h open stairway, modern improve
a., nsn,s sanitary plumbing, all under drained.
mem are the handiest houses now In tho
Ins rr,t helnv an entire new plan, such ~ has
MARI Ina, been built In our city before. Terms
a s,u, to suit purchaser: Apply on the
premise, Of Off,. iiN"A " DIV
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17
Going % North East.

j o. Tyson, IL pud)cr who has been
in the employ of til" Mccullough Iron
Company for a number Of Years. has re-
signed hi, i,ositiOn he viii remove 10
North East. Md, and engage in the
tishiug business.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

,.,r SALt,-TWD STORY SIX ROOM
knri, house in good order, twenty feet
4 var ,,ri with 10 rose bushes. grape vines.
s a.,,, ,rrr. and ahrubbery. Situated near No.
HWY u .,hno suitable for mechanic working in
~, " western part of the city. Apply to f. A.
vinN on til pcrrmises, No. Columbia ave,
nth ward. "A"'
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

BEAUTIFUL NEW
X cottage buildings, 24th and Market vt. d
1Mo,ns front porches, front side and back yards,
Sjvh grounds, dry cellars, fine view Of Della
a us,s liver; all modern Improvements; terms
.sv Apply or address J. q. PlCkEl4S, or
WI WI Il. fGULK, ut W. ID. Pickles Flour
Store. s.h and King street. Hu
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

NANTED. TO HIRE, A MAN TO
w work place or would give It on shares
Also, man to do rough carpenterinY, put
ting up Tense and fixing up on farms. Apply
to VIM. II. REl NUIDS. near New Cattle.
ml83ts
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

I.nE sALt,-A DARK BAY FAMILY
X m, re, about fifteen hands high, weighs
.hm, Im Ms Perfectly sound. II good dr-
rsr and right good under the saddle. Can
he worked in all kinds Of harness. Also car
nave and harness. Apply at Stable, >: T..
Garner 9Th and Orange street. ihl2-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

,,uR SALE-BUlLDERS WILL FIND
\ /, to their advantage 10 call on Captain
tNncld. Front and Pine streets, for building
and paving sand Also fresh water sand,
rI,ar Of roots and gravel. Residence. 1923
POPLAR street. Ho-Ht
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

f1yK sALh-A PAIR OF YOUNG
mules coming -FOUR years old. Kind
NM vel. broken, aD'l sold for want Of use.
Address, T. W. SHEW AKD. C22 ". From;
je-tt
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

J,OR SALE-A NEW THREf-SIOR1
+ gUon house. with III! modern improve
mcn,, Lot lO5 feet deep to an alley. Apply
ar n, premises. No. Ala East Ninth st. Terms
easy "'''''
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17
DLBLlC ,ALr.-rD CLOSE A PART
/. NtRSillp.

l. Nt.RSillr,
Wednesday. March u, 1889. ut 10 O'Clock, "A.
m. n large lot Of ilrst-ciass carriages 1&E4tA
consisting Of eni-sVlng top tng Gf-K3'
Yics, spar .prIny top buggics. doctor phmtons,
extensive top phrioos, Jump SuatS. Clayton
wagons. Gcrlnn ntuwn rochnways, etc. These
are our own make. and tiraL.rltsS in every
,arirllir, and fully guaranteed. "" res
p"cttuily ash f YOU an Inspection Ut ths
work. which can be seen Mt our factory, ZOE
Orange strickland can be purchased any time
prev ious to sale on private terms. Terms
Under 500, cash; over SlJo 3months' note
with approved cnhorscr. or per cent. Oh for
cash. GARRETT * FURRY,
lOs Orange st., Wilmington, Del.
l.. ". STlDHAE \ SON. AuctionccrS.
12,3y, 10. lGlT, it,N
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17
AT
John Wanamaker' S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Saturday:
AT

saturday:
Among the summer silks i
one upon which a great dea
of attention might well BE-
bestowed with certainty o
abundant reward. But at tn,
very beginning of any at
tempt to tell of it in the pa
pers we arc met with a diff
Guilty which shuts us off from
the most shining aspects o
the subject. -Four colors 0
threads 70 to make ,hts curl,
GUS sill. We could master
ghc,clo ur, but there S another
just such with four other col
ors; and another of foul
more; and another; and how
shall We srapple with them
all in sets OF FOUR especial,
as, when you look at one Of
these singular and mysterious
silks,you see only two colors
at a time, but, when tits turn
ed a little to the eye, you for
get these two and see two
others.
Now, we assure you, the
foregoing is as plain a state
ment of the strange fact as
we arc capable OF putting on
paper. The embarrassment
we arc under is clear enough;
but whether you can deciphcr
the inevitable cause, and see
beyond, and in spite Of it, into
the mystery OF these several
complications, is not SO clear.
" Ell try another way.
The silk is a Louisinc. The
writer does not know what
that means, and has never
yet been able to pick up any
satisfactory definition of the
word. Doubtless it i, d style
OF wool invented IN the time
OF one or another French
monarch OF the name OF Louis.
We assume that it means a
plain fabric of thick silk fila
exactly like common
as to the weaving but
brilliantly diversified in color
in this way: Ihcwarp threads
Of the sample in the writer's
hand are alternately gold and
garnet the wool threads are
very light blue
and maroon. Now. remem-
boring that these threads are
large bundles of silk hbcrs,
you can see that the figure is
really a very fine check. 1t
would be a check, if the COL
orS were put together SO as
to separate themselves to the
Eye; but you can see all the
colors at once only by look
ne squarely at it and very|
closely. Every obIi4uc glance
different colors to
view, and many more OF
hem than there are in the
threads; and this is
what is meant by color-etfects
apparent colors formed by|
mixing real ones.
Still another way. II you
wear a dress Of this Louisinc,
one person standing next
you may think you wear a
blush stripe, another will see
;pecks Of gold and steel,
mother a silvery brown, and
20 on.
If you see the silk in the
oiece, you will see how true
Ill these sayings are, and yet
low far short they come OF
'icturing the fabric, which
would be wonderful alone.
t surely would be wonderful
f it we're not made common
~ the multitude of other et-
ects that only need a little
tudy to bring out their pass
ng strangeness, Sis.
1t is a silk Of extraordinary
,n1v,t,,
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

"ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hOuSewOrk. One from the country
preferred. Apply at s3l Washington street.
mi5-3t&
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17
WANTEID.

TXyANTED. - BY AN EXPERT ENCED
w teacher, with q certificate good for 2
yearr, u position In any Of the public schools
Of New Castle County, after March. Best OF
reference given. Address Teacher, this Of
nee. ml36t
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

UANTED - DELIVERED WEEKLY:
w chickens, dressed and alive, for which
will be paid the highest cash price on deliy-
cry. N. h. APPLETON, Third 1t. market.
m6-dhwtf
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17
w HAVE JUST RECEIVED
AT IHt.
M|SF|T PARLORS,
No. Il. Fourth Street,

y splendid lot OF merchant
tailor mistlts from Mercher
brothers, Philadelphia, con-
s'stny Of Prince Albert irock
coat suit, single-breasted
chesterfield coats, vests and
me dark blue worstcd. These
arc ali of the finest foreign
>abrcS and made in the latest
Styles :, Also a splendid line
o. all wool cashmere suits.
these goods range in price
from $40 to S25, and there
Is not a garment in the lot
mat was made for less than
s55 and up to $50. This is
" rare chance and will be TO
your advantage to call soon
ana make your selections.
We have also received a
me lot Of BOYS SUITS to
SUIT u boys from 10 to II years
Of age. Some as low as 49,
50 Tor good quality. Our
pantaIoon department is well
stocked $. with the latest
n,P'r'ng styles in all co'ors.
we have also on hand quite
d stock OF working pants as
low as 81 = Dair
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17
Y TT VII VT TF1371H -7tH' TVF7,
at u n'clln III sLulu

Five head of work and driving horses, one
colt coming three years old, good stock, beer
handled sUme one fine young mare coming
years Old. well broken. good driver. -tands
without h,tchiny safe for lady to drive
fifteen head Of good dairy cows
most of them ARE young and home raised
some of them are IN protit, Others will be by
day of sale. Farming Implements: 2 good
farm wagons. ] hay rigging, | pnir Of heavy
trucks, Germantown wagon. one light mill
wagon, milk wagon, one .Iumpseat carriage,
nearly new ; | Champion cord binder, good as
new 2 moving machines, Champion, near
ly new New Model Buckeye, wheat drill
roller, horse rakes, fan, lot of plows. wheel
and hand cultivators, OK yoke, one good hay
fork with blocks, corn cDvercr. corn marker,
shovels, hoes, forks, double and single trees,
corn knives. one carriage pole. two slciahs,
wagon, piow and carriage harness, lot Of tIir
nips by the buShrl, SO acres of wheat in The
ground has been we'll MANFRED an phOs phat
ed, subject 10 the terms III the lease aud many
other alticl"snot enumerated.
1ERMS-AlI suns Of $50 and under. On III
all suns uScr that amount a crcdi. Of d months
will b. gitenby the purchaser giving bank
able note with an approved nndorser, II not
paid when due. interest from d"tr. sale posi-
tive. No p"stponemcnt on account Of weather.
EUGENE STROIP.
l.. W. SrIDHAM l. son. Auct's. ml5, ,lDltw
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

nIE!iC SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND
Kitchen Furniture at No 90 W. Fiftn
street, 0n
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1888
ut 9p'cluck. IL. m,
Consisting of Ia ir cloth sofas, lounge, chairs
tables, 10 II. extension table. spring hedSteal,
bureaus. brussels, Ingram, rag and stair car
pets; and other articles too numerous to men
lion Sale positive. MS the paitiesa'e leaving
the city. j.. W. SlllhAM SUN,
mis-, d. lb.l7,ly Auct'onccrS.
I)UHlC SALE
win be sold ut No. 6o5 King strcet,on Wed
ncslay, March Il. at 90'clock. us follows:
Imror suit. tapestry ingram cnrpct, on cloth,
shades. bed room sets, dining room furniture.
bcdstends and bedding, hat rack, ice chest.
kitchen utensils and many other articles not
here enumerated. Sale positive.
MRS. a. ROBINSON.
J.. W STlDnAM " Son AGCtS. mlh5t
F'oH SA1A Gsr
A choi,e 10, Of West Virginia H0res. suit
able tor work or driving. ranging in weight
from 800 to 1850 rs. Can b" seen IN Thurs
day, March i5,at the stablcSon French street,
below Second, WiIminaton, Del.
MA GIBSON Il ELLIOTT.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

III TT II VT7NN' T ITTI'
Consisting of bureaus bedsteads, stands.
tables. cane and windsor chairs, one feather
h, IT, Ingrai' and rag carict, oil CLOTH parior
stove. tubs buckets. glass, tin md queens.
ware and many articles too tedious TO men
ton. lDSfl'H L. CANT.
DRAKE d co.. Auctioneers. midst
Daily Republican., 1883-03-17

"ANTED. - BOAKDERS, SINGLE
w men. Also, IA large unfurnishedisec
ond story front room, suitable for man and
wife, cheap AT 800 Shipiey Vt. ml3.ots