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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03
,oCAE BREVITiEs.
Interest From our ne
porter-' Noie Books

,r.. thermometer registered forty.
~ O'Clock p. III.
rne sale Of collins ia getting dun and
..a.,-I. few aud tar between
,...,ouuty court opens at O'Clock
N "nuring iii, winter session
wand +. offering on the pmz1 at s.
,,rI Gut for cOtl such weather as
I'M. it would be so
,,ry one case in the recorders cour
nst continued on account OF the
sn iHi.n"".tion OF Mr.. j. H. Rch"y, city
4aiorney'
an -l"G..ct.r'. office IA hDr slowly cor
si ih3,,! TO- q tD. plentiulness OF money IN
tbe county,
"a ,r,s delightful weather still contin-
+ adm alternate freezing. t'mNiNg, r|l',
! !,eS "'' OF snow, mud, slop and gea-
raj chuines''
,rer,nsus returns are yet incnm-
-. bHt vi he turni- he'd to day. Great
& plg qU.Sni Dor have been taken aNd j, mas
Keen a tedious Job,
VERY little cotton coming in and
.I-a. under alviccs l-lG of II IN quoted
pll,ss ,pon,n So little sold us to Torn no
n Prn,ate criterion Of u market.
,ta sheriff. sale in front OF the court
8 bousr Yesterday, $50 acres ol iaid ne
I ,,'l,n Vile was sold. bringing - 30 per
l pv,H we've months time, purchaser Gc"
Frix Robertson.
Nr.J E. Hooper, OF Cow BAYOU.
! honph Yesterday "a tract OF lana adl iN'
w., hi. own NJ % traction less than - p.r
when Inc ZANE land was ollc.ct 20
y.ar a.o at - 81 per acre.
THE harness Tor HE fire department
,rn he radv in u day or TWO. Patent
i'.rncs. and collars were sent for 10
Wm,, N,r, which has caused the dyIa'.
ir6y arrived OIL Monday night.
Tne mail is now being cari, d to Me
r,..,or over the marrow 1Huge. McGug
ar Ind western mail closes at the post
4 ',a,.s al $50 a, m. auu the mail from Nc
,,r.5nl reaches the city at 5 o'clock, y. ~.
Tile bill brigade, armed with stacks
4 otbilIs. uampyd the streets all DAY. beck.
oning unwary citizens aside 10 present
4 SIot eete pill" and smiling blandly over
4 counters Is is their wont COLLECTIONS
good to fair
Mr.. Johl T. Penny, who has Tor
lonu umr been engaged as trayeiingagenl
for Leasing, solomon Co, has accepted
! n .ituationas travelling salesman Tor }. 4.
Snlliyan a Co., and Mir. +. b. hopkins
OF Corscana, takes place IN the same
Z house as book keeper.
There is but one insane man in Jail
Z at present, Bear Wins, coloied, whose
a one haIucinatiun is that he is a wealthy
a man. ami another. that lie Is killing poo
4 pie. and his imaginary combats and the
boom, boom OF his Imitation guns, as lac
peppers his enemies, makes the jail AT
inics quite lively.
The late seet, covering trees and
we'd, with Il heavy coating OF ice, is cua-
bling farmers to break down The Ia
p",I.. .u aru -a nick ar' rrN o. H
E.,it. Ni.n lluwiHg. several Hrm.Is.
Jta... aVIuhge 81 tte Jrlttlr state OF f..
j 1e-u ma thr,r Weighed CONDITION, .Ht"
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, ''a '''' ~ O"'S S"lPp'i ~ NoN
here Mr. pr,th.r ~ u,nto ,m 'l,,.
shi,,nor o,a,,aI 49,, i,,i',r,.,'',,,,,, ,''. w..
nniy hin, in ,La nv ,,',' &
enn,,gr AZ ,,,,t IL, r,,'t.3, Enr'',',. >, ,'.,,-.
AID tn,titthc \, h,.''t ,yos IN, an lii,
clent nit,'ti'ie. t,,r sii,,,,o,,, n,,,,I
tnI "a Ii..,l,, u,~,l-''t
"A tall good looking man, very well
dTtsstu, was seized AT the maIk,t house
yesterday evening, Tor 1t is said stealing
apiece OF porh from one OF tho stIIis, ANA
linz. m,st im ., s, ok wy c'i""'oS' 'll '.-
spenkinr no English nno rvi,rrr', an
2',dto Know w,,rIt v.,. Mi on,,,I
Lrex.u,Ini.u INN md .,tt,n. nv. y,,-..
out vi nuu,ne VA, pqrmiTird tn g"l,is'w'.y
and Ia. pn on. ,,..,'1,,'.
cen, worth of meat Ni.ui.ir,i ,nu..f
IN INN man ~ Lun,,. ,,u,,t n v'-.l
abvuI.
-Apropos Of The forthcoming census
report I"Aeh ny municipal au.n"rN anna
W.del municipal au' Wges, IL may ue sHr'
Gu h"l NE ihst MIA 9,htS t'isO-'
uheh 'Mu Ahu hNll years 40 g.
waco 'z9u Inhabitants; ful Nw'h. uN. s..
shl Dallas lu,o0S. la.la~ now claims
-zNVo' an lntftase u over one manu-
PEI cent "hhr foll Noiih' "l"h lu'
,l! &c uhci' h"d another census taken l,,.
ial' ahhtuhc' u men something uNlI H.
WV an increase, ~ lWu ythis' OF ho"'A
Vnt huhHieu pen cent lOI ron h"llh'
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At Roper's saloon, Pacific hotel
80 barrels Of choice Kentucky whisky, OF
1879, Of the Il. Monarch d Co, cell hrWed
brands Kentucky club, dpring Water,
Blue Grtss aud MoHarch's Best. These
choice o'd brands are The pur 81 and best
in the market. Beside. these the finest
and choicest wine, hrandics, and other
liquors are 10 be iouni at this
nist-class saloon. III, best Of everything
i, their motto. l2-l9lm
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Great attractions in the way OF elegant
livery turnOuts.
Fine buggies, carriages, three-scated
hacks and in tact everything required to
make customers happy.
WHITAKER ~ CHAMBERS.
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NOIice---Ab OF Land
Tile.

We have secured the services Of Mr..
Albert Chalmers, who has II abstract of
aud titles for McLcnnan county and
for much Of the old Milan land district,
and will furnish abstracts and opinions
as to titles ON application. Mr.. ChaI-
mers and one Of our firm will alw ys be
found in our office.
ANpPRgpN A ETTST
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pIense ThIs.

IN order to run down my winter stock
VI goods, have marked down every.
.nihg and for the next thirty days will
fell at generally reduced prices. A iull
ilne 81 millinery, neck wear Of every des-
cnpuon, kid gloves, hoopskirts, cor
se's ann iewelry. The bes line Of hair
goods IN the city, will sell at reduced
prices Braids from 81 to So; front hair
rom rom Zoe to $3.50; dress charts, 81.
2'ain ping done. Dress making by Mrs.
hustln' Come and sve us and secure
bargains, al Mrs. b. j. Doss, No. 81 5,
austin street, up stairs.-l23ltc
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Ladies, we are determined 10 Close
Out our immense stock of Cloaks and
Dolmans, Ladies' and Misses listers,
and you can secure bargains by going
to Levine BrOs.-l2l7tc
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GEORGE CLARK,
JOHN L. DYER,

Notice Is hereby given thar on the 2Sth
day OF November, A. -. lSS2, the UNDER
signed, whose residence and posrotlice All
Dire Is at Waco, Texas, was duly appoint.
ed by the county court OF McLennnn
county, Texas administrator OF the es-
tate of Dennis Lucit, deceased. All per
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the anne With
IN the time prescribed by law.
NJ. n. ROSENrH
l2Oleilt Admr. of ID, Lucie Decd.
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a womAh,s REMEDY.

- certain agss md periods of womans life, there
eu4aa certain troubles, aches pains and sufrTings'
Iheae complaints and Irregularities isnpATdlEe tho
pglf lIfr At sixteen, and follow up aud haunt the
NAMED woman until nitvf the turn oi HE"
t0.1e have headaches, swimming Of the hrai,
mental uui nrtynus pIoEtfation, bilnehsd cheeks,
biGU1Iga7 urH, Nfrlesa syes. cluuded bran; while
0tueIa Huntr with painful irregularities, uterine DIS
placements end ulcers, hysetcai spasfns, physical
pTnsirsuan, chronic lsucofThga, chlotosil suppress.
Sons, loss 81 appetite ovarian diseases, kidney Anec.
t9ns, etc, which 90 numerous eases end 10 eplrIt1
h!s, cauVulsi0Es, insanity aud death These are
generally the result q inGttcntou. All fsmsles
bnIW The class u complaints We Alluds 10. Now.
ladies' all thes" troubles can 10 AgeTtvd aud cured.
We have proof from Thousands.
d.. uromRuule'a tnRlish FsnAls Bittsfs III cuts
you sound Hnd weil-eill make you healthy and
hAppJ-v.ll make goo feel like a new woman aud
no msiaEs sold by AL Druggists At o. o. stnd
yaui aiifesa fpr copy u Jr Dromgoolo's Family
heiical Adviser, IRE 70 tts ogieisd.
J, T., bA9ngootE Co,
lfopistoH. Louisville. Va
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Az ne have still a large stock OF clo4ks and
,Ihu a,llhs on hand and rather than carry
m ,neIn over We will give special induce
inehts to close out.
'iV-'e LEVINE Bros.
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Special NoIIce.

New Englan pianos at Seymour Ashs
mus sture.-l2lGu
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Bridgeport organs at Seymour Ash's
music stOTc,-l2l6tf
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Call at b Habcr's TO get something
nice for tn holidays.-l2l7tc.
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CHICAGO, ILL.

Receive The accounts OF Banks. Bankers,
Merchant, and others. For, ign Exchange
bought aLd sold Deal in Government.
St9to County and City Bonds and other
SECURITIES. Land Warrants and Land
Scrip OF all issue. bought and sold.
l2lSj3m
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Clothing, clio hing, great reduction in
mi as. M B. Haher,A.-l23ltc
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Clothing Clothing b. Haber will
sell the nobbiest suit Tor less money
than you can buy elsewhere, Gall early
and get one, at u. Haber's.-l2l7tc.
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IIouston. w Ell 4 20.

Wholesale grocers 42l and i23 North
main and 2O2, 204. BOG and 2OS Vine streets
II. Louis, Mo-, Issue weekly price book
which they will furnish to merchants or
parties intending TO commence business
tree OF charge on application. O2-27dwlY
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

A youngstown, Ohio, special " thu
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says
"There IL q romance connected with
Herbert e. Aver, who failed disastrous
ly at Chicago few days ago When
his father, John V. Aver, was a pool
young man he taught school at New Or
leans, where he woed, won and secretly
married an heiress, prominent in society
Her parents, angcred, repulsed all effort.
ut reconciliation and shut their daugh.
ter up 80 effectually that Aver thought
her dead. Shortly afterwards he went
to Chicago, where, by energy and tact,
he built up tho immense iron firm Of }.
V. Aver y Go. Believing his wife dead
are the fruits Of his union Tho war Of
the rebellion prov'M the financial ruin
of the parents Of his Southern bride, but
added immensely to his wealth. ihir-
ty years after leaving New Orleans,
Aver accidentally met and rrognizth
the first wife, whom he had supposed
dead. she had married again, suppos-
ing him dead, and her second husband
was still alive. She introduced to Aver
a handsome young man Of ~ a. his son,
Herbert e., whom he now met for the
first time. Herbert had served in the
Confederate army and been promoted to
a coIonelcy for gallnntry. The old gen
tleman, favorably impressed with his
son, took him to Chicago and introduce
ed him into the firm. At the ta' "r's
death Herbert succeeded tot''s'. e.
ment, and has recently 'Itrt e
entire firm Of John Y.
His Mother, after her hus cath,
',r many years in thia city, sup,
in luxury by her son. She now
'Ve1>' Baltimore"
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
VIM, N. ENNARD &
40. f2l NJ A TX TT ST.

i There is Il carpet being sold il
this market as Il real Wilton,
that was made by IL Philadelphia
manufacturer in imitation OF Mo
quotes, but proving Il failure
they discontinued making then
the first season, Persons buying
these goods will find in time that
they have been deceived. Fol
those who are not acquainted with
the difference between a Wilton
and this imitation Moquettc, w
will add that n Wilton carpet is
a Body Brussels cut, giving it Il
pile like vclvct--the colors
showing through on the back
same as a Body Brussels.
1t has always been our custom
tc sell goods by their right names
and to represent them just as they
are. In the last few days we have
added to our already extensive
stock of carpets Il line OF entirely
new goods, which we will for the
next thirty days offer at less than
."bbers prices.
The first OF the line i, the best
quality Of vrivets (and everybody
knows II velvet is the best wear
ing carpet made. Il real Wilton
not rxrcptrd) which we intend to
sell at Sl.y5 per yard Those who
are judges will know whether
these goods are cheap or not, and
those who are not familiar with
the carpet we will be pleased TO
explain the value to them.
Body Brussels is the next in
ordrr.anl one uftlr most popular
floor coverings in use. We have
no ol'l good, or jobs. bat AS 81 .25
seems to ne the price, ours must
60 for that price.
There are so many common Ia
pcstry carpet, in III" market. and
AS common tapestry l. COMMON,
We do not care to load our Gus
toners with that which is not
worth the money put in it. We
keep nothing under - cents, but
it only requires Il look to buy.
Our ingrainS were never better
selected and we have them from
374 cents up. The 7S-cent ones
deserve especial attention, rs you
save - cents on every yard you
buy. OF course we have them at
81 too, rs some of the best can
not be bought at the mills for less
than 50 cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
A CAap Who Came From <bsh X Osh

one day last week there entered the
front door OF a ear on the Northwestern
railroad, tail, stmpp-Shoa.hrrcd cllal
who looked as though he might hay,
been deacon OF some church in Wis.
consin. He held behind him one OF
his hands, in which was srasped The
neck of II suspicious looking black bot.
tie, and after CHANGING through the Tar,
with eager gaze, he quickly asked
SIS there any one in here who comes
from Oshkosh ."
For Il moment no one answered, and
then a clerical looking young man
looked up and nodded his head. The
tall man with his hands still behind
him, shntfle1l slowly down the aisle and
stopped suddenly by the side Of the
modest man who had nn,ely replied to
his query and said:
he yOi, from Oshkosh" -
81 live there" was the quiet answer.
STOPPING down and placing his mouth
to the Young fellows ear, the old man
whislmr,d
"Say, stranger, just lend me your
cork-srrrw, will y"i -
OF course the entire audience r,ared
and the Oshkosh man went silently in
to the smoking ear and put the cork
screw where il would II" the most g"nl.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

INORSALE-W HOI.ESALEOR RETAIL.
ii lot OF ladies and chiidrcn's muslin
md ,rwear, childrcn's dresses. infants
robes, notions and trimmings. Also. first
cla>s store fixtures. lnrgc wall show case,
step. for window, two Domestic Sewing Ma.
chimes, a. good Hs new 3 dozen sliel!.b0Ncs.
nearly new Storekcepcrr will dowell 10 call i.
store open until 9p. III. l.. W. STOt 'Kl.Ei
Third aud Ing streets. m,6t'
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

NUNiE TO lU3 EAST SIXTH STREET
~ for bargains in flour. bnr &C. Hour make
, white bread: iust think, , bags "fGnur foi 81 10:
our shamrock flour makes hr"ai as white as
snow. Florida orange mhIh'ahde takes the
place of butter. tine Bartlett pears. 2hr. n F.:
| ounces, 2sc. IL : cranbcrries, Toe. at; h rails
| ms, zoe; Ms prunes, 26c: :: hs mincemeat
CSC all kinds Of preserves IN lin ems. n, for
BE red raspberry Jam isI' l.c!r,.. Nvlchark
| 49,; lunch biscuit lee; . hs fruit biscuit. BIC :
cream biscuit. l2r: this aslnravus ~ loo. can
| is excellent Boston baked beans, fine corn
Il nd tolnntoes, lU,,. can hUminy. sand Sc. can;
, beans at :. and lOc At: French oatmeal. can
make II ready in minutes: cans June peas
! 25c 2n cheese. &c Jersey peach sauce. ! lbs
for BIC have you tried mis- treacklc at sc. h..
or 3 Ms for 2tc: It IL 50 fine aud healthy for
children and takes the place OF butter: good
butter, 20. Is and SOC. a fresh eggSl This tcn
ut atc and Paradise coffee, !" Diamond {. at
ldc. D.; our sugar surprises everyone. Come
to lG3 East 9th 81. 7. NJ. Wick. mG-6ta
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

th'h KhNT-NO. III MAIN Ell STREE1
Wilmington, Del. Rare opportunity
~ Lhe Wholesale grocery business. The sub
"r"tr having made other business engage.
aeittS "''cr' 10 lease hie property for term
~" T." IA responsible party! THIS is II
lreAttu opportunity to engage in an esthb
'hoi business NdInpbic agcuCes viii he
Whed over. W. r. BRICK.
,al3te-l-l'H
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

I"'k HEN1--2 LARGE NV t.l.l.iNfS
L. on lGnware ave-. nos. 800 and as; front
ihh side yards with an runNrnicnrrH, ten
" ih' and attic. On" Storehouse. corner nth
'hd me. in II good situation lot Il business
,"hl Also one house corner Frank lin ami
'NArh streets. along side "la splendid grove:
'front.' yard and porch, and y good Ipriux of
waiter. VI. T. POOLE. SO v. 9TH st. mo-dt
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

E>JE So ..F~I.ARGt. REFRIGERATION
l. suitable for grocer or butcher. can b,
seen nj our office. iKEtiG y Pl ELtE,
NIT Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

LUK SALE CHEAP. -- A GOOD RE.
l. ing ratUr. at II. "a MDDkE'S stalls.
= aud Il Second II. market. in,,5ts
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

lINDh NALE--A FAX or YbI No
l. males coming tour year. Old, kind
aDl well broken, and sold for want OF ire.
Address, I ". StIEWARD, s.. ". Front
jj-t
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

NOR SALE-2OR THREE NEW BElGh
+ houses On Adams street. between Ninth
anj Tent. streets. with Mansard roof hay
wIndows front porch, FROM yard, ground cell
Ar. light and deep; said To be the most hand
umc huu-e+ In the city: side yard. saloon par
lor !unc rooms and bath, and 10 registers
for heater. Those in need Of houses would
do veil d give them their attention. One
Of Madison. Inquire at wy ". 9th H. m2'6
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

EHOR SALE-THE FINE THREE STO
Il ry dwelling house No. 7Ob Monroe Of. Ia
good order. For terms, apply to DR.. John II.
Slmms. 4th and King SITS. Ian5-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

INJR nf.-AT VATE SALE, THE
l. rnt.rc household furniture OF Il family
lhru' ,olut housekeeping, in use but snort
.lat. Inquire at lo3 ". sth st. M ~
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
I CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
The undersigned, intend

The undersaned, intending TO move un
he 18th inst, viii sell his stock of carriage
At greatly reduced rites. Anyone wishing ia
purchase u carriage at bargain should cnll
JOHN WALlHEk. Agi..
mar3-dt South sidc Of Market street btIige.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

IMIKSALE--FOUK BEAUTIFUL NEW
L cottage buildings, Zith ana Mnrhet ST..
t,oms front porches, front, side and back yards
ligh grounds, dry rellars tine view Of Della
ware river all modern improvements; terms
tpy. Apply or address J. G. lICkEl-S. or
WM. n. fOULk, ut W. -. PickeIs Flour
store, 5th and King street M
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

E"h hEhl--A LAKtiG BhNk
! H"'iI'"& housr with l%acioa u ai,nnh
"I''"'u% HE city limits. close to street
ar, tIpIy To EVANS PENNINGTON.
No. + Eighth street f,4-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

ENOR Rents ROOMS, IN CENTRAL
II location, with modern cOnveniences, to
u family with no children. Address - b."
this office m7.3ts
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
NOR MALE CHEAP.-OSLY 500
I IL pay In cash and balance in

cottage roof. four LNo-stury ana nausnri root
bOu.cs. ~ Western part OF the city. Front
porch 'front.' side and back yards: i rooms and
.lri h'lchen with hydrnnt ut the door. Ap
ph Al riicr Ia HFALb h CO.,
m5.i seventh and Market SITS
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

LHbR >hLE--W WILL BE SOLD FOR
l. want Of use. an old buggy.
Apply III this office.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

kWk kENT-THRI.E STORY BRICK
= house, No. l22l Wost street. with III IN.
movements, nine rOO,ns. open stairs. front
Wrv'i; Immediate possesa,cu. Also houses ~
NIT NIT parts Of the city to let. Apply I" JOHN
ihErN ror Washington st. and Delaware
Neiue l.ut,
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

L>DK ALE-SEtD OA1S. APPLY TO
L ftTEK tLLANEK. kirkwood, i~'.
mb-6td2tW.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

ENDR SALE.--6 HOUSES AND A STORE,
II On South Jackson st.; on Cnsy terms.
lpry "a +. T. DlLWOkTH, SECOND aud
Madison streets. lI-2m-tDa
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

NOR RENT-hOUSE NO. s27 ADAMS
II street. containing ~ rooms and all con-
veniences, front and side yard, good neigh.
borhood. Inquire Of HENRY q. CONRAD.
COS King street. mist
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

LrDR %ALE-A TWO.HNESt. n kNI.
j luic wagon and market dearborn will
l' sold cheap. JOHN A. STONE, W. Chest
du' street m6 std l,wH
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
Lemon syrup.

Now that lemons are 40 cheap, tax" a
duzrn slice them thin with Il sivs,
knife. and proceed rs follows; PM
,hrlr IN IN carthen"arr par and cover
them with ten pounds Of the best white
powdered sugar; let them remain five
hours in that time the sugar will have
extracted he juice: now add very c'ca'
water and enough Of il 70 make II hick
syrup, and heat the whole in the earth
cnwarr ,aii, which must be Il biz one,
Iunti the sugar is all melted. In heat
| ing never bring il mp to the boil ar you
will lose the delicate flavor. Strain
and bottle. Syrup made in this way
will keep a year.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

E"h krNT--2 STALLS, ALSO A
: '@x" yard with shedding n!tahle for
y .'' - hpi :, etc. All in Il central Local
ION . Inquire +. j. Ford, Front and Mal'nD
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

LNOR KENT-.A STORE AND PORTION
Il OF dwelling Ia West Wilmington. nj, 81
OWEN TRAY NOR. 1915 delaware ave.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

LNUR KENT.-SHOP YARD AT PINE
e and Rnitoad. Inquire Of +. r. KICK.
IAN, at shop, or at VA Poplar 1t. m7-u
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

CyOR RENT--TWD ROOMS, WITH OR
T. without steam power. Inquire NJ Ma
chine shop IA French street mott
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

NOR LENT "A GOOD FIVEROOM
j. brick house. Apply TO u. =. SM iIh,
81 Market street. m6lt"
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

N'A EiNr- rhRT pF a HOUSE. A
= 'iH'il family preferred Address A. L.
'h'N Office. iH,-3t
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

.OR kENT--A ivO ACRE. FARM NEA Il
r ralieyville, about four miles from VII
Jingtou. Inquire at tbs office. decI. dAwH
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

I'ppo''y, W WV
! 10 head Of Horses, Colts and Mules ~
| All Of them except three colts are we'll 42H
, broke, good workers: quiet and all right. The
| colts, l, 3 and years Old, are dcsirabl stock
the 1 year old. a stallion; 81 head Of cows and
heliors. some Of them fresh and Others SPRING
Ing :: u pair Of large fat oxen aud I'VE bulls Is
large fat shoats, will Average lI5 dressed 80
pairs Of chickens. Farming Implements: .
two horse hay wagons, large farm wagon bed
harvest bed for oxen, = horse carts German.
town dearborn, spar spring buggy. Westing-
house threshI ny engine, IL horse power, good
ns new Nonpareil corn and cob mill. farmers
yrist mill. corn shelter, with sepa rator:xrain
fan, the grader good as new; Telegraph cut
ting box, Buckeye grain and phosphate drill
new last fall Osborn selfbInding harvester,
bands with twtnc, good as any; johnson self
rake reaper, good AZ new; Champion and
Buckeye moving machine, Billiards. hay ted
der, horse rake, corn marker, Buckeye wheel
'cultivHtOr, lot Of old wheels and HXlcs, grind
stone, yrni n cradles moving and bush scythes,
harpoon, hay fork and rope 3Syracuse chill
plows with steel beam, one Syracuse hilsid"
pillow, Gibbs Imperial plOws, irOnagc cul
tlvatDrs, three shovel plows, 2 twin hhrrows.
double. single and triple trees; hay knife, OK
chains. fOrkcd and other chains, lnattWks.
picks. crow bars. cross cut saw, hOca. 'ho' c!s
and forks. double carriage harness. complete:
set Il double wagon harness. pillow, dear
burn and cart harness brides, collars, lines,
hnltrrs OK Jokes. seed sower, DO grain bag,
vinegar by The barrel. Daiiy Fixtures; One
lUyls swing churn. Eureka butter worker,
hr-. butter tub with coolers. small butter
tabs, milk cans and buckets. and many other
Articles not mentioned.
1EkMS-All sums Of $50 and under. cash
an -nu- over tina, amount n credit of1 months
viii BE- given by the purchaser giving bank
able note With an approved .ndorScr II not
paid when due with Interest from dste; four
per cent of for cash on all credit sums.
VIM. ATWOOD WtLilN.
l.. ". STlDHaM b son. Auct's. fI2kld3tw
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
IDV Bl.lC SALE.

Thr undersigned, intending to uuit farm
ing. will -ell at Public Sale. un the road lead
ii!g from the Bear Station, on d. Il. r.. Ia
chr -tiHna, ON the farm known a. the Sim
mon, Ern, ihi. entir, stock and personal pro
purty, ON
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

EN'h hthl--A STALL IN STAEIEDN
= Ma 'ii"ci. between 7th ana sth. md
i,,"i'". hl'! Adams streets. Apply at VI VI
~ ~. y NlNrnlN slurC. Sth and MOhrNH. lln8