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Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

S'HERItF'S SALE-W VIRTUE OF A
tOwrit Of Lcyarl Facas, to me directed. Will
be EXPOSED 20 Public Sale. at tAe Court
House. Un Market street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. in the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, delaware.
ON FRIDAY.
THE nth DAY OF MAY, 1889,
AT O'Clock. p. m, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certan in lot or piece Of land with
two 2stOry frame houses thereon erected. sit
uate In the city of Wilmington aforesaid
bounded and described as follows, to wit
Beginning at "a point on the easterly side Of
Claymont street at sixty feet wide at the dis
tanco of 10 feet northerly from the northerly
side Of Lobdell street at 80 feet wide, thence
easterly and parallel with Lobdell street y
feet to the westerly side of threetcet wide
alley leading into LObdcl street, thence
along said alley side northerly and parallel
with tlaynont street ~ feet and q
inches to stake, thence westerly and purai,
lei with Lobdcll street and passing through
the middle Of the partition wall between this
house and the house adjoining on the north
y feet to the aforesaid casterly side Of Clay
mont street. and thence thereby southerly ~
feet and inches to the place Of beginning,
be the contents thereof what they may. with
the tree use and privilege Of said thrceiect
wide alley in common with Others entitled
thereto. Book =. volume ., page 1877, etc.
The following described lot or piece of luni
is released from the lien Of the above men.
toned mortgage, viz: beginning alta point
Dn the easteriy side Of Claymont street at ~
feet wide 1t the distance Of 10 feet northerly
from the northerly side of I.pbdell street at
80 feet wide. thence eaSterly and para llel with
Lobd"ll street y feet to the westerly side Of IA
thi"r-tret wide alley leading into Lobdell
treet. thence along the alley side northerly
and parallel with Clayton street "A feet and y
inches TO Il stake, thence westerly and paral
lei with Lobdell street and passing through
the middle Of the partition wall between this
house and the house adjoining on the north
- feet 10 the said eaSterly side Of Claymont
street, and thence thereby southcrly II feet
and inches to the place pf beginning. with
the use Of said alley.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
erty Of Patrick Tuygart and Catharlnc Tag
gart, his wife, and I. l., and to be sold by
JANE MARTIN, Sheriff
SHEuFFs OrriCE, Wilmington, April 2l,
1888. aprti
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At
John Wana3iakeI' S,
PHILADEL
Monday:
T MAY Nj, >lCAL lE.SIl-
VAL " EEK !

lhe extra STR throughout
our building On Saturday
was quite noticeable, not
withstanding the lettering
clouds, 1t mas been many a
day since the department so
generally opened simultane-
ousIy lots OF new goods and
reduced prices.
The chiet attraction of to-
day is the remarkable in
voice OF Lyons All-Silk Black
Grenadines.
True to our expectation
they came early Saturday
morning and dresses were
cut of almost continually all
day long.
Our Paris buyer sent US
some Of the same make OF
goods that cost us S;.o5 to
and.
This particular lot we did
not import we are not max
ing the large loss OF the dit
ference in price--the present
price is Sl.25 and Sl.5O,
which is less than halt; we
are not aware of another
such lot in this country.
In this connection notice
i, gwen OF the receipt on
saturday OF an advance ship
n1rnt from MIR. Butler, our
resident buyer Of Paris, OF a
style Of Black Goods that
are to be largely worn next
Fall and Winter. The writer
cannot describe it; it is a Hat
rib, Jocks like six armurc, but
Is silk and wool. These
good, 90 to Mr.. Graham in
the DreosInakjn| Depart
mcnt, where they will be
shown.
Bnr> 'i.rd. Department. FIRST c,uiler from
thr".lIt street, I"ttut main aisle
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OHERlYFs SALES.

SHERIFF"S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ pf VenditiOni Exp0nas ~ me direct
cd. will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
Court House. on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, in the city Of Whining.
ton, New Castle County, Del,
ON FRIDAY,
THE llTH DAY OF MAY, 1881,
At2 o'clock, p. m. the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
thfoe story brick dwelling thereon erected,
situated in the city OF Wilmington Aforesaid
and bounded and described az follows, to wit ::
Beginning at a point on the n0rtheriy side Of
sixth street. be tween Madison and Windsor
streets. at the distance Of ia feet from the
ea ,terly side Of Madi on street, thence north
erly parallel with Madison street, 80 feet 10 II
stake, thence westerly parallel with Sixth
street ~ feet to a corner. thence northerly
parallel with Madison street l3 feet to another
corner thence easterly parallel with sixth
street 81 feet 10 another corner. thence south
erly parallel with Madison street g3 fee to
the aforesaid side Of Sixth street. and thence
thereby westerly 10 feet to the place Of begl n
ming. And also AL the right. title and inter
est NJ Joseph A Miller, being the one equal
undivided third part. subject to the life estat te
OF Mary, Ann Miller In and TO all those two
certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situated
in the city Of Wilmington. bounded and de.
-cribed as follows to wit: No. l--Seginning
at a stake On the nOrtherly side Of Seventh
street, IS feet inches westerly from the west
erly side Of Washington street at a line OF
land now Or late OF Abraham Knight, thence
northerly and parallel with Washington ST.
through the middle of the division wall be
tween thi,uud said Knights house " feet to
"A corner stake, thence westerly and parallel
with Seventh street u feet inches to u cor
ncr stake. thence southerly and parallel with
Washington street ~ feet to the northcrly
side Of Seventh street aforesaid thence there
by easterly 10 feet inches TO the place Of be
ginning. No. 2-IIeyinn!ng at the southcrly
side Of Tenth street at the d stance Of sD ieu.
westerly f,pn the westerly side OF Orange
street thence by said side Of Tenth street
westerly - feet inches to IA stake. thence
southerly parallel with Orange 100 fee,
to Il stake, thence easterly parallel with
Tenth street % feet inches to n stake ana
thence northerIy parallel with Orange street
loo feet to the place OF beginning, be the con
tents Within said bounds what they may but
excepting and rescrving out OF this lot unto
George Jones, his heirs and assigns, along
the westerly line Of this lot the use Of an al.
ley way or necessary l feet and inches in
width and ~ feet in depth from Tenth street
for the adjoining house On the west
Seized and taken in execution AS the pro.
perty Of Joseph A. Miller and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN Sheriff.
SuEmFF', OFFICE, Wilmington, April y,
1858. apps
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SHERlFF'S SALE-Bh VIRTUE hs' S.,
- writ OF Nenditioni ENponas.to me ,,s.-tt.,
ed will be exposed to Iublic Sale,at tho 1+G.s
House. on Market street between Tenth s,JS
Eleventh streets, IN the city OF Wilmins.-a,
New Castle County, Del.
ON FRIDAY,
THE llTH DAY OF MAY, 1888,
At = o'clock. p. IN, the following de5Ar1sA4
real estate. to wit
All that certain lot of land with ..ai
story brick dwelling house thereon erastSts
situate in the city Of Wilmington, New Il ~
tie County and Stat" Of Della ware. boHci s,s.
and described AS follows To wit: Bexi,ysAy-
at the westerly side oi EanI5uren stree ~,
tween Second and Third streets, Mt th.s,n.s-
tance of 81 feet from the nrtherly s.n,S-&-
Second street, at a corner of lana OF IA1ASR
Chandler. adjoining This lot on the Vrph.
thence westerly by said land and par.iL 'ler
Second street " feet. thence nOrtherl p iz.SE'
parallel to NanHurcn street l3 feet arr2gir
inches. thence easterly and parallel t. Scsek-st.
street through tn. centre of the party wSa ~
feet TO the westerly side of NanI'uren a vNA
aforesaid, and thence thereby southern IL IL
feet ~ inches to the place ct bcginniIg.. asa
the contents thereof what they may
Seized and taken ia execution as the gSssA.
erty of Henry NJ. Rile, and to he sold br
JAMES MARTIN, Shers II
SHKRIPP's OFFICE. Wilmington tsxesk
"a, 1883. Erxssl
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

SNHERIFf'S SALr.-Bh NlkIUE ~ b
- writ of Levar Taciaa to me directed ~
be exposed 70 public sale at the Court HrsI,A
OH Market street. between Tenth ar,
Eleventh streets. III the city Of Hilmu4.f -.
New Castle County, delaware, on
FRIDAY, THE llru DAY OF MAY. aa.s-
at t2O'ciUck p. m,
The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece If innd VIZ -
two stUiy Dric! house thereon erected. -I'A.
ate in the city Of Wilmington ntore.s.is.-
bounded and described ~ follows 10 W
Beg inning at II point On the chsterly sis.s
Jack .On street at the distance Of 80 feet s,iiFI
erly from the southerly side f thesI,g.
street, thence easlerly and parallel 1.i-'
Chestnut street d feet to "A stake, theirs
SoutherIy and parallel with Jackson str 81; n
feet inches to a stake, thence westerly I0sl-
parallel with Chestnut street d feet ssttasr
aforesaid easterly side of Jackson street. sora.
thence thereby northerly u feet inesn,,s'
the place Of beginning. bethe ponten ts 1ssrsac
of what they may. Book X, volume Z. l,ss
2sj. etc, and Book l.. volume SPACE 37} rtsA-
Seized and taken in execution as the Lnars
erty OF William II. Quinn and Sophia &, Gas
wife, and t. t. and 70 be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sher11.
SHERlFP's OFFICE, Wilmington, Aya" .'rsr
lSs, a LlN
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M TUEEI oss North Fourth II.

Guarantees 10 cure lal:o by letter. Nervous
Debility, Youthful lmprudence, Lost Man
hood. Effects Of lndscretiOn, Private Di seases,
acute cases IN 10 70 days Pmples, letters,
Falling out OF Hair etc Dr. Theel has had
l5years Medical experience, and is the only
physician in Philadelphia who has made his
speciality in Europe under the leading pro-
tessors. Read "ScOurge Of Quacks." the ex-
posing Of "Seit-Sty!ed Professors" "Revsr-
ends Free Prescriptions, Museums, etc"
This is the only book which - free from all
exaggeration and gives true history Of ner
vous debility, ss.n, blood and private dis
eases. and shows the best ,nethods Of treat ting
those diseases, by the leading authorities OF
the world. Price 25 cents
ONCE hOurS:--a a. N. to D. m. and from
I" ~ y. III. sunday. ga. III. tO2p. IL.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
DIR. SlMMS
Vegetable Pills,
The Perfection Of Pills,
Man 4 ind'y fayOrite Pllln.

The most famous liver medicine on Garth,
NJ xripily, sickness or weakness attend theiY
Dporatl IN. They 10 not leave the bowels pos
I've. They tone and strengthen the Liver
AMI act on the kidneys stomach and skin
rur!ng liver complaint, sick headache, neu
pain In the bowels. kidneys or bladder, etc
Very valuable In dyspepsia, malsr!ai fever o.
iaub sgue, 2hilis and fever, general weak
ness, loss u appetite, etc. They are splendid
'or weekly females as an aasist int to Keep the
system healthy. They are endorsed and 70
commented by thousands 4s tho incest, pur
IacIge and splendid liver medicine. Elegant
ly sugar coated. Is cents box: family boxes
in one 81. Sent by mail. Sold by leading
iealers in medicines. Main depot, Fourth an6
King streets, Wilmington, Del, and COZ Arc,
street. Philadelphia nov22u
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

SHElIiFS SALE.-BY NIKlI + OF A
- wit ~ yend tioni cXpona', 10 me direct
Ell. vii. hr etpu-"d 10 Public sale, at the ho-
Tel ot AirAaHder Maxwell, in MiHilr'pwn, in
= Georges Hundred. New tItti" County,
Delaware.
DN FRIDAY.
THE llrn DAY OF MAY lSsa
At I"o'r.D"k, =. In.. the following described
real estate, wv:
All MAJ '"rtain lot. piece or parcel Of land
situate in the Hundred ui Saint Georges. ad
joining lAn4s ot John AilstOn. David Jeffer.
son ana other lands now or late of Joshua b.
fehlmOrr. containing =. $50 feet OF land be the
same more "r less, with "A small frame house
thereon.
seized d'rl 'Inrn in execution as the prop
erty "i john II douglass. and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
S"EIIpp OrrlcE, Wilminvton April 23,
1851 apps
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

SHERlFF'S SALE-Bi VIRTUE ef tx.
. writ Of ais lcynr iacius to me Iirer9~a
will be exposed to public sale at the .Jeta,s ~
House, kept by Jacob Richardson. IN ths -ssn,
and Hundred Of New Castle, New tasnn
County, Delaware, ON
THE lOrH DAY OF MAY ~
at 10 O'Clock, Il. M,
the following described real estate, rrz
All that certain lot Of land situate IA III.
village uf Red Lion, IN the Hundred ts~E
County OF New Castle. III the state of isntl-
ware, on the road leading to the villa IA -
Christlana bounded and described a.. e.+
lows: Beg inning at a stake On the we 4 'stssv
OF said road and corner for land Of X tyisaay.->
MalOney. and running thence With hia 'alsys
north 4jLo degrees west ,mrchrS nntt t.is.
tenth> to ianI Of Walter Turner. ihuire gt,AS-
his land north II degrees east four per-isas =
and three to land ui Il. S"uthesta|nA
thence with his hand south 10 degrees .SSa
lve perchcs and eght.tenthS to the wesi ,sSas
OF said road. thence tlriewith south l. "a
grees west five perches and two-tenths tu ssas
beginning. containing thrty-one s.,flay,
perches Of land. with frame house. Ssta,,sa.
and wheelwright shops, etc, thereon eree?:s
Seized and taken in execution "a the prfEs,
erty OF Daniel Mcaosern and Lou a = .as
wife, and to be sold by JAMES MART I
81 f.ra.f-.
SHEmpF'S UPriCE Wilmington. Apr, -
lsS. apr25 bt.en,.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

'HERlFf"S SALE-Bl VIRTUE or A
, ' writ vi 'rnditipn, eXponas to N" direct
ei VIII be exposed Ia public sale at the JEFF.
lcrsDn House, kept by .Ia"Ob Richardson, in
the city and Hundred Of New Castle, New
Castle county, Delaware. On
THU RSpAI, The 10TH DAY OF MAY, 's3
~ .nl...l.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

real estate, viz:
All That certain lot. piece or parcel Of Ia nd
situate in the city Of Wilmington. New Cas-
tie County and State Of Delaware boun,icd
and described as follows. To Wit: Beginning
Al a point On the Southerly SIDE Of Davis
street 1T the distance of 49, feet westerly iiUm
the westerly side Of tlaynOnt street Or ave.
nue. thence by said side Of Davis street west
'r.\ ~ feet, thence extending southcrly at
w!drh pi said % tr"t ana parallel with Clay
uuu' street ur AZ elIue 20 the nUrthcrly side Of
Thirteenth street. he the contents what they
may. with four dwelling house, there n erect
rI. Deed Record =. volume II, page 225. etc
Seized aud taken IN execution rs the prop
rrty ut Oscar Anderson. uwnrr. or rei,uted
ownrr and John y. Hendr,rk>On. contractor,
and To be sDlh by
JAMES VI NiRrlN, Sheriff
,,SHERlFF.s ; OFFICE, Wilmington, April II,
rL5up.3
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THE FALSE
AND
TRUE IN ART F!
-:.':'...'':',''i--

Centennial year the posslblil-
ties of Art in America were
tor the first time really
awakened. This impulse
made itself felt in every
branch Of business. and in
none more markedly than in
the department Of Wall Pa
|pering. A departure was
made radically from the old
stereotyped styles Of provin-
cial times; flat colors, inn
possible combinatioas, and
|absolute disharmonics gave
way to a new world il, which
DESIGN became at once a cen
trail factor. To-day the wall
paperer will talk to YOU in
telligently about d 5 i g n,
about the relative values of
light and shade, about the
due proportion and balance
of color, and will make you
conscious that he is no longer
subservlent to mere routine,
but has o p e n e d Up the
wide field of originality, and
has made his profession not
only commercial but educa-
tional. So thorough has
been the revolution that
where once a slavish atten-
ton was paid to minuteness
of detail, now all the cunning,
and skill, and study of the
artist are concentrated to
produce one result-a result
very happily expressed in
the suggestive word Ef-
Feet. SO intensified has
become the strain of this one
idea that it gives character
and dehniteness to the small
est details, and everything is
now judged in the Light OF
its possible effect and the
possibilities of eftcc- have
been made 50 general that
you are no longer forced to
decide between the dead
level of uyliness on ore side,
and the washed out, neutral
prettlness of the common
place on the other; on the
contrary, you select your de-
sign and when the cn,nbina-
ton is completed ycu feel
that the wall and ceiling
breathe to you an atmos-
phere of artistic harmony.
But with the advance of
the righteous in art there
is also a revelation Of the
unrighteous, for there are as
moral values in art as else
where. 1t SO happe:.s that
a great deal Of sham art is
abroad, and art which on in
spection is no art at I'll, but
simply base limitations o,
vulgar attempt to br,Je the
mind and eye with tie idea
of effect. To a certain ex-
tent the effects attained, but
while it is effect 50 .4- as it
goes it does not % far
enough, it does not 14comc
permanent, it is nor there
fore ehcctual.
An examination will !: y that
effect has been attained 1T the
expense Of truth in art. at rN-
cry fundamental prinripl- Of col
or and drawing has bee. -acri-
feed, and that the result. instead
of being true effect, j. >.:lplv Il
poor altcctation. lackin! Ill the
true and congrnial thill- 8 that
90 to make art moral aS wei!
as aesthetic force.
We have no desire t. "ltr an
essay upon house lrrorp- III and
the necessity Of having -nnt1inr-
ness in art, but We Il" t4tc the
opportunity to put "lir~r-Ecs on
record AS being con>cir' 5iou,ly
determined that. IN our &talings
with the educated taste o. VIII
mington, we shall make t our
aim to see that real and ut sham
art shall be the testimony Dfcvrry
incident and detail uf uu' work.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
Hr>. IaT@t-N

Ia. 1' ~ .' .. .I,-rg ~ 'hi-
'l.N =" ~ " 90 DiuuI,c, 'p yr
J." ".'' .d -'l..r II" viii b"
-inp''"" nv '. >"'.'"rI' com.
.'r,, Ind d. % o.. rhr rh1ra,rrr
~ mich 'tr" "... 'u,"r !. "on,idrrrd
"'"' NJ 'h' '"" .h ""p"n"r", rho-r
Aho d'i"ud nn. f.. rrrr ~ >'r som" tipr
Il 1uk. Fu- '... To-" u"r DnI, apprar
I''" Iu hi, u.. 49, t j. prrirhlr he
vii. rr'Grl 4" Ef,r9pr ~ tho rIu,r of thr
S'a~on \ toi. A,u>- Is r.r"ady a.,mr-
ed, and tAn-" who Nloh ~ witnrs. the
matches performance Of mi. Lr"a'
actress ~lpu,d ,"olr" their tickets with
Out d'aE
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
JiIN WANAMAkEK.

Ioar style, Gentlemen S
ouependcre. made in our
"orD room, at Oak Hail, y.
IS, . and 50 cents.
Ba.brj9gan Underwear,
81 &C., used to be SOC. Good
Night Shirt, 75c.
Furnishing r"uu,er. mnlr a.le. raror, t.
'front.'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
. B.

81 N>it.'~ oGr Hiril'
10 ~'fHia' "u'">t with
..,' I'l'". -"".- 'r.u ... nh no III
'r"dl' Iw' N.i.r-r" r. 0udin. ont
.. '- '"'' '.' " 1r players.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
III Ack FDR THE boat


VIII leave Eighth and Adams streets every
morning at $40 running down Monroe street
TO front. and thence to Shipley. viii also
meet the boat in the evening. Fare 10 cent?
Constantly ON hand. Horses and mules for
sale, at +OtDraDye st. $. l.. EASTBURN,
ap2'-ti Manager.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

\ b"o- 'Aj"r Nu, lJvr. near i;1riur,
Had nnrNd'h" 81 had that hi. Spleen.
Throbhrd ike Il boII
But -. Jarpb' DiI.
Cured 'hr pau WAjch was very keen.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
rhe Hoard Of Education Ctec,,on.

So far a. the peopte are concerned the
Board of Education is fixed tor on" year
at least II it is , good Board the S9l
men who voted on Saturday viii be on
Titled 20 all tht credit. and if il is bad
one tn 4, 900 men who did not vote will,
be to namr for t and VIII have no
done The ,na'lurSs u' 'hs vot" poilrd
indcf'ed i >4rpyisinG laDk Of interest
on ~ ,',hJrrt of education. Had il
been city election, mch involved the
oouterrju. OF Il few paid offices on as
rirlng politicians, the vote wouid have
avNllen INTO several thousand, and every
,rr ct, alley and haunt wuuid have been
>pIored Z" hunt up fre"men who by
citing a ballot pat into their hand, il :
einqueutly said, executes freeman
will As lighrnirg 4 tes. the "iii of God, '
But tev o; the politicians seemed 10
ear" lny'bing thoIt n" eirc'iou for
nelnbrr> nj the Boari II Educat on and
wt are AFRAID the s4mn mast be sliG Of
other voters who ar sgt ya-. .riau>.
However, It S lylDuu ,-h- ,ioaiI
could have been .mlcoyad essen lad al
the voter, IN ;l- .ty -l-a-+ DD- ana
took IN active par III H. "".r.on-in
deed W" are NOT u4,'.un ,la, she alb.
senc- Of, arg" ,Y'- W.. .,,lnarvr OF .,
genera -ari.'r. son wJh 1- E"r1em"n
who wrr" ,- r..u-.- q .1r -,rrr.
tive war,i,
Evrry .a.u! c'1-rl anil proper
average ,,rH'l, ..- ,.g.. sr- q, D~
congr2 a'l -n4 .. ng<wasi ,rrp
ha, be-. n ken ln. ll. he s,ialrD of
tn" Boat a- a~ roaowt..g ami
ably ptria.,--s,r ...uIh .n,.. n.rp
twet1-'5"uo.-. ...', only , < new
m"'nJr-s wt-' .-i and ',.o II rb,m,
5 +. smith .n' I1rr@ ''>e,, 4a,a Al.
real -la '..-.-..- "a -. Board
Max H., H.+- B .., ln"", or. four,
NJ; Nro,Ery. ...H Hr >rnput Ward.
NJ. Ga-sp. .oJ .,' 1nrtA. W.. N"t-
40" ..'4. De- l. H. Ht NJ. Hr,'oa
Sr..r- r 3D. $50. j.. 1.'n. nay >.. ..,p"r-
iy"1'."i .2. members NJ Mona.
-aqa 'na' p. y,-'. II D-. MoJr,ou
tDu -r- i',.a v,'l NJ Hanson
tina u ''...a N2rsu" .s,iu he
F"..l ~ Vernon HAT Of y. o. Ben
9yn i,1, i" ft.a, and Na H-atou,
-Ul'.. .t H.. h-rn-y t-o.u the
a+--. &- =. :; >m5u axes the
9ay' NJ .'rH~ f.. T.rry aod Nr Pussy
fla, n H,'n :ro,u .~ ,N-v.u-h
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
John WANAMAKER.

Fine Cream Damask
>l.c5 reduced to SI,oo.
Table Cloths, : Ike tNs.
2tN4!! ks yards.
\ lowci, 21N45 inches,
weighs half d pound, 25c.
\ Dama,k Towel, ,5x+S
inches, good and heavy,prjce
now at first hands, 57tc,; our
price, SIC.
Double lAma,k, ST. Nap
kins, S5.25.
Linen department, 80 the left of The Chest
nut ''rr"t ruirtur.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
IDiiN NAN\N\kEK.

\ II offering Of White
n a NIB arg Embroidered
Robe, from )" upward.
The $3.50 and SI2.5o are
very special.
Inc Embroidered Robes
1T the dress counters are
wonderfully cheap.
Nh.'" lip"t, I'pA]curn', ,econI couure
nr4 l.npor -tr"rt eAtrIn'r.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
AZ ~ . cluck, u. m,
the following described real estate,


All that lot Of land situate in Red Lion
Hundred, New Castle County. adjoining
land of james H. Clark. land of Barney Rey-
bold, formerly Anthony ReybOld. by the
Delawhr" and Pennsylvania railroads and by
the .luice race, containing one.eiyhth of an
acre, more or less. Conveyed hy deed Of
James II. Clark, dated the = day of -------
"A d.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
erty Of Anthony Reybold, and to ba sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERIPPs OFFICE, Wilmington, April q,
1883 [apr25-6t-eodl
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

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y writ Of Ncndlttonl EAponus tv me di
rooted. Will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Jefferson House. Kept by Jacob kichardtun
IN the city and Hundred Of New Castle, New
Castle County, Del, on
TIN RSDAI, the 10Th DAY OF MAY, 's3
AT 10 o'clock. a. IN,
the following described real estate, VIZ:
All the undivided one bali part Of all those
certain lots. Sc,
so. |. A lot Of lana situated at HIRES
Corner. in New Castle Hundred, New Castle
County, DE aware. bounded and described as
tUtlows. to "it: At the intersection Of the
New Castle and FrenchtOwn Turnpike and
the state road leading from Wilmington To
Red Lion on the northerly side OF the Turn.
pike and eaSterly .ide Of the State road, for
mrrly called the Kings road. and lands of
the New Castle Commons.
No. :. A lot Of land situate at Hare'S Cor.
ner ut the Intersection If the State road
leading from Wilmington to Red Lion and
the road leading from Hnrc's Corner to
I hrlStiana. ON the west side Of the State road
and the northerly eide Of the ChrStiaua road
bounded by he aforesaid road and by lands
Of the New Castle Commons. witha twu.stUry
aud u haIi frame dwelling house thereon
erected.
I'u. . All that triangular lot or parcel OF
Land situate at Hare Corner at the intersec-
ton Of the New Castle and Frencht"wu
Turnpike and the road leading from Harcs
Corner to thri-tiatia on tn" westerly side OF
the Turnpike and ~vuthrrly side Of the Chris
tiana road, bounded BY the aforesaid road
and LANDS of James Mccoy. with tww-stpry
fame dwelling house and whcclwright and
hlach smith shops thereon erected
Seized and taken ineNecution a. the Dfnp-
"rty ufP. X. CLARK ------. and to he sold
by JAMES MARTIN. SkeyiH
SHEGrF's OFFICE, Wilmington, April g,
1855. APPS