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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07

BRaDroRD,- Pa, March 3.--Last evening
James Stanton, the son Of a farmer near
smithpors went to the House Of George
W. King, neighboring farmer, and had q
quarrel over property. Stanton struck
King on the head with q pitchfork, intict-
ing probably fatal wound, and fed. He
was pursued, captured and lodged in jail to
await the result Of Kings injuries. King
10 in q, precarious condition tonight
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RIVER RAILROADS.
SENATOR cAMoEMs ROAD BOOMING.
New. Interesting and Welcome Information Goa.
esralns the Three r Road-Its Speedy Con.
pistioa PrOmised-The Bsliaire and
Marietta Road Abandoned again.

"What do you know about the prospects
OF the Ohio River Railroad ?" asked re.
porter last evening Of gentleman known
to be well posted on the matter, who was
encountered in one Of the hotels.
81 know that its prospects are most bril-
liant and 1attering; that it will be one Of
the very best and yet cheapest constructed
roads in the country, and that by next
Christmas you can reach us at Parkersburg
without going around by theway OF Graf
ton, for By that time the e"Three RS" will
be running its trains regularly-now mind
what say" Ht
ION Thursday the Ohio Valley Construc-
tion Company and the Ohio River railroad
Company will meet ut Parkersburg and
consummate the contract for the construc.
ton OF the route from Wheeling to Point
Pleasant, and the work OF building will be
Immediately commenced between Benwood
and Parkersburg. The Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing & Kentucky grants the use Of It's road
from Benwood to this city. A contract to
that effect has been made between the
companies and duly signed. The road fs
to be Of standard gauge and its construction
equal TO that OF the Pennsylvania road.
The bridges are all to be OF iron, the bed OF
gravel and broken stone, the rails steel,
weighing titty.six pounds to the yard, and
everything else is 10 be fully as substantial.
"The Ohio Valley Construction Com
pany, which isthe wheel within Wheel
does everything, down to coupling and
furnishing the smallest detail. The esti-
mated cost OF construction Is three and
half millions, and one million is to be held
in the treasury to run the road for five
years. The Ohio Valley Construction
Company takes its pay in bonds, which are
To be secured by first mortgage. There is
a big demand for the bonds but the MEM
hes OF the company who hold them have
no desire to sell. ....
"The Ohio Valley Construction Com
pany, OF which Senator Camden is Presi-
dent, meets in Cincinnati on Friday to
open bids and award the contracts. You
know there is not very much railroad
building at present, and contractors are all
after this line. A number have already
gone over the route. AS soon as the right
OF way is secured between Parkersburg
and Point Pleasant, contracts will be
awarded ior that part. AS soon as the bids
are awarded an immense force OF men will
be put to work. The contract calls for
completion by November lst, and not later
than January LIST. She's go this time,
sure-don't forget It"
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Strike I'm n Rolling Mill.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March e.-Between
FIVE and six hundred men employed in the
Springfield Rolling Mil are on a strike
because Of the employment Of non.union
men in some departments. Some non.
union men joined in the strike. All de-
partments except the plow plate mill are
ahrt down.
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wuyx our own, our native stosie gets
,,"n 10 cent we shall begin to feel that
a, ~ reduction is not the mere delusion oil
.. .a The shrewd strategem Of cunning
I,;,;puV
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BRAIpwo6D, rLt., March G.-At the mass
meeting Of miners here a petition was
drawn up to be presented to the Legisla.
ture in iayoroi better mining laws. Il was
stated at the meeting that 704 coal mines
we're Worked In the State, employing $1,000
men, and only 800 hsd escapement shafts,
and In iorty.seven counties In which coal
Is mined only twenty.nine regard the pres
ent law in regard TO appointing inspectors
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07

CHICAGO, March 6.-shocking stories Of
brutality to orphan children at the Con.
vent Of the servite Sisters, in this city, were
made public this morning. tits said that
the little ones have been bfutallyl beaten,
kept without food and compelled TO run
ahoutithe yard IN the aeGd 81 winter until
they were nearly frozen. Investigation ID
70 bs made by fhs Catholic authorities.
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I, seems that the country isn't drinking
whisky tast enough to keep up with the
n,o,lnctiou, and holders are scheming
Thames. Give the Democratic editors
S.lfa A chance, and there will be no further
trorhIe.
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saturated. Should a strong east wind arise
nothing can save us. Williamson levee,
which broke last spring, shows signs Of
weakening. The city authorities decided
to close the culvert which carries of the
rain water falling in the town and adjacent
hills, to prevent the exit OF rain water.
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gocInIIsts' FamiIieI receiving Funds.

botIhIINtN FhHlEIIUH RtteIEIHE uuUFs
MADRID, March 6.-The families Of many
OF the imprisoned Socialists have been re-
ceiving funds for support from mysterious
sources. Hundreds OF the vine stocks In
Here's have been maliciously destroyed.
Persons supposed to be guilty have been
arrested.
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crr nails are reduced quarter OF q
,,n,a Mound. This Is not likely to drive
W., mills into the Ohio River. An Ameri.
W. W" Corpen,er wouldn't use an English nail
half nrice, .u
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RESCUED FROM A WRECK.
The Marrow Escape Of the Crew OF .
Lumber Schooner.

New YoRK, March Gs-The Spanish bark
Ecuador, which arrived from Mayaguez,
Porto Rico, yesterday, brought seven men
who were rescued from the wreck OF the
schooner John N. Colby, on February 2Sth,
Of Cape Hatteras. Captain James Riley,
Of the lost vessel, reports that he was bound
from Wilmington for Baltimore, with a
cargo Of lumber. On February 9th very
heavy gale set in from the northwest. The
sails were nearly all furled, but the sea was
very heavy and the schooner labored badly.
A leak was sprung and the crew went
10 the pumps, but they were unable to
free the hold from the water. The
weather was intensely cold and,the men
seas frequently dashed over them, and they
were obliged to lash themselves at the
pumps. AS the night advanced the leak
gained steadily, and at ! O'Clock next morn
ing the hold was completely full. The
schooner then gave q tremendous lurch
and rolled over on her beam ends. Sea
after seq made complete breach over her,
and the men narrowly escaped being
swept overheard. They, chung for some
hours to the vessel as she rolled,heavily
among the huge seas. At daybreak the
deckload began TO go overheard. Sew
eral spars were also carried away,
but this causedy- the schooner TO
right herself. She was still unmanageable,
however, and all hopes OF saving her were
abandoned. Her decks had been swept
clean, and the cargo was working in the
hold. Just before IL o'clock in the morn.
ing the Ecuador appeared and signals OF
distress were shown. The bark approached
and Captain Riley and his men were res.
cued. They saved only portion Of their
effects and the ships papers and instru.
Rents. TheiJohn N. Colby measured 22s
tons and belonged to William L. Palmer,
Of stonington. She was built at Noank,
Conn. in 1873 - ...
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RALEIGH, N. G., March Give of the
buildings OF the State Normal School for
colored students, under the auspices Of the
Episcopal Church burned. Loss about
$4,000; insured for 5000. |. u
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WASHINGTON, March e.-Charles Reed
does not get 5000 for defending Guiteau.
The Senate inserted the provision in the
sundry Civil bill, butt was stricken out in
the Conference Committee.
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II you want TO be healthy. How can you II
your teeth refuse 70 do their work Get them
put 10 order BY skilliul dentists, and USE
the best preparation for the teeth, TTh.4W
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Rclioirc d har,e,,. no.a :. bnnaoued.

hcitbire a hhFieth hOaa = -DhnpOneu.
For nearly two weeks Bon Henry BOIL
and Hon. E. w. Matthews have been in
Bellaire feeling the pulse OF the people on
the proposed railroad ..from Bellaire to
Marietta. They were assisted in the pulse
feeling process by Messrs. VIC. Barnard,
F. G. Husbands, Col. Sullivan and other
citizens OF the Glass City, and last week
all OF the gentlemen felt very much en-
couraged at the outlook for raising the
$4,000 asked OF Belaire 10 build this
branch road. Mr.. Bohl represented the
Marietta end OF the road, and the people
down there are very anxious. that the b.
& NJ. branch shall be built as an outlet for
them. Mr., Matthews is from Cambridge,
and was representing Gen. Warner or the.
Pennsylvania Company, whose interest in
the road as feeder is well known and
substantially backed by the proposition to
furnish half the means OF building and
then operate the road. IL. ....-..,...T..... H..
After they had sent circulars 10 every
part OF the city, and visited quite large
number of tho people, they went home
and reported s'things working lovely ut
Bellaire." They returned to Bellaire with
plan OF procedure mapped out in their
minds eye. 1t was 10 start oil with s., 900 or
$1,000 subscriptions at the head Of the list,
but this process did not work as easily as
the other. There wasa disposition to hang
back, the Independent says, and It con-
tinues: ain their enthusiasm in favor of
the road they had fondly hoped and be-
lieved that they could start the subscrip.
tions without any trouble. But when they
got to doing the work, the up town
people wanted the lower-town people to
subscribe first, and when that part OF the
town was visited these who were expected
to head the list wanted to be sure that all
in that section who were able would sub
scribe before they put anything on paper.
In fact some OF the manufacturers thought
there were men in Bellaire who would
reap far more benefit than they could, and
they were very emphatic in saying that
they wanted to see all come down or they
would do nothing. This was q very great
surprise 10 the visiting gentlemen, and
they at once quit work and abandoned the
project and will go home and report
that they failed to stir the leading men OF
Bellaire up sufficiently to get them to sub
scribe. In a talk with Messrs. BOIL and
Matthews this afternoon We found both
gentlemen very much dishearteNed. They
seem to think that the Baltimore & Ohio
is influencing or discouraging the Ohio
Valley project, and said: "Your leading
men are In about tho same mood, and SO
far as we are concerned the road Is aban-
doned." . .+
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Anninat ConYlet.Labor.

ALBANY, N. Y, March e.-The Trades
Unions Of this city, Troy and Cohoes united
in demonstration tonight against convict
labor in the States prison. Three thou.
sand mep pafaded. ~ si,r HIr
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yghcswI

BANGOR, March s.-The Thermometer at
Fort Fairfield this morning registered
~ degrees below FFa g@..,
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DON'T Dle In Tho House.

"Rough on Rats clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed.buss, aies, ants, moles, chip,
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on, lie, Virgins have his little storm,
G ns,baps he will stop tormenting US.
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rcTARLIsHED AUGUST "a. 1852.
Ghs gnteltiatnrer:

5s,ss, Nos. - and ~ Fourteenth street
National Republican., 1883-11-21
WANTED
sUPERFLUoUS HAIR
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
SIP EIIInTT2 HAIR


Is an excessive growth Of hair on the female face,
seen on the upper lip chin throat, cheeks and brow.
This Is the most noticeable, unsghtly, and annoying
are most entitled TO sympathy-the young gent
whose greatest ambition Is TO raise beard and
not. or the lady whose hirsutca growth will appear
on her face In spite of all her efforts 10 prevent IT,
The most barbaous have been resorted 10 TO
remove this obnoxious growth. For instance the
hot pitch plaster depillatory powders, the weezers
fire. acids the scissors aud razor 1t is very humil-
nting TO sensitive. refined lady TO realize that Is
Impossible to appear in public without first standing
sitting before her mirror, plucSng out by one
Aiif wlry hairs with tweezers from her fhce to be
gone through with day after day with the greatest
care for her experience teaches her that If she
tracts the fine hairs they In turn becomeheavy DIR.
VAN DYCk, maoogist No. - Grant Place, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth and and IL streets, perma-
nenty and forever removed by the operation OF Elec
tr1yses the electric needle process) This the only
method in the world by which this obnoxious growth
can be removed Ladies, II you thus afflicted don
neglect IL another day, but call on DIR. VAN DYCK,
DermatooRist at once and make your engagement
iortreatment us only limited number be treated
Daily hours q. IN. TOT p M; sundays, a. M to p.
m. Office, ~ Grant Place. b-no20
wv ANTED--To ANNOUNCE. THAT JOHN j.
w Beall, Bateman Il Co Is Bank, 14il Il st. NV. Is
aCommssioner of Deeds for every state and Terri
tory, United States Commissioner, Examiner, and
Notary Public; awaysn Office from a. m. TO p, IN.
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uEALTH is WEALTH.

TTEALTH is WEALTH.
DIR. Il G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, q specific for Hysterla Dizzness
Gonvulsons, Nervous Headache. MentallDepression
Loss of Memory, Sperfnatorrhoaa, Imfotency, In
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age caused by
oyer-exertion, selfahuse, or oyer.ndulgence which
leads TO misery decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment. one dollar box, six boxes for live dollars
Sent by mail prepaid, on receipt OF price. We guar
anteo six boxes TO cure any case. With each order
received by US for six boxes, accompanied with five
dollars, we Will send the purchaser written guar
antee to return the money II the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued oy STOrr & CROM
WELLS Pennsylvania avenue, Washington ID O.
Wholesale and retail agents Orders by mail viii re-
ceve prompt attention.
National Republican., 1883-11-21
Cost aun cfuumo.

r oST.-oN PA. AV., BET. 0rH AND 1lTH SITS,
Il or on 9th st. bet, Avenue and ST., or at Ford
Opera House, Ladys Hand Satchel Finder will
please return TO sll ST. n. w. 0-23
II osT. .-KITTEN-sTRAYED SUNDAY MORN
Il ing, 10th st., near X, q white kitten, with
long hair Finder rewarded on returning to 1919
10th st 0-2l
II osT.-SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ON PENN
\ sylvanla av,, large bloodstone ring In antique
ged settng' - for return OF same TO H. s. BARK lt,
Ibbitt House, a.22
II oST. MONDAY AFTERNOON, SUPPOSED
IL on boundary St. alligator akin bag, containing
turned 70 Sli O ST. NJ w. Gg2
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sfur Grnt- YlistrIIantuas.

T11oR REN1T~ ~FfNT ntfs,fNJISs1 pRopED;rV
IL OF seventh street nort vest, for many years
oeonJiod US shoe stora Apply w WIN. q. BURNs
GOl X street northwest iy25,f =
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SolamtrS- rS--8ousrs.

COTTAGE OF 4 OR ROOMS, WITH MODERN
~ improvements, centrally located; or uniur-
nlshed rooms on LIST floor for light housekeeping
terms reasonable no childreu best references given
Address d. N, Republican ofiiee. 3.22
L WAN1,To BUY 40 OR 7RooM HOUSE, NEAR
Il the smithsonian or Judiciary Square. WALTER
H. WRIGHT, 81. Cloud Building 322
National Republican., 1883-11-21

B9- Advertisements under the heads Of Wants For
Rent, For Sale, BodrdinO, Lost and Found, dnd
PERSONAL Q tbrce lines or Ices eighteen long ,oords
10 cents one insertion; each additional insertion lO
cents. Business cards not included In these rates.
National Republican., 1883-11-21
AsaI Getate Brukrrs.
EoR RENT-BY b. IL WARNER
II OlG Il street northwest
STORES.

iVU iflhs n w, ~ W f?Bridge 81, Ggn". $50
Our Weekly Rent LIST published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our housol
stores, shops, and farms offered for rent together
with descriptions prices Sc., and how they may DO
u. II. WARNER. Oi0 f street.
National Republican., 1883-11-21
SHebitaI.

A pyIoE AND CONSULTATION FREE
IA DR.. WM. TAYLOR, Specialist. Oflce 2l3 AZ st.
n. W. Women aud children diseases specially.
Gentlemen are also requested to CALL he treats all
their complaints successfully. ONCE open day and
evening nol2lm"
National Republican., 1883-11-21
a1lumru to Muan.

MONEY TO LOAN as REAL ESTATE AT THE
street northwest nol2U
National Republican., 1883-11-21

DY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED woMAN-To
I'D cook, wash and iron; good references. Address
4i2 st. Alley, between ih and 5th and N and sts
National Republican., 1883-11-21

OoLoRED WOMAN WISHES SITUATION AS
~ chambermaid In private family or hotel.
Apply At 1925 sth st. N. w. l22
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aManttN--6mpIunmrmt.

A MEMBEV OF CONGRESS CAN SECURE
"A the s.tHccs Of an experienced senogrnper,
with best references, two more evenings week,
By addressing rENo, l0ll 18th N. w. l.25
T1Y A YOUNG MAN, A POSITION AS CLERK
ID In store Office or private secretary to Mem
her Of Congress best of references given Address
r., Republican Oilice leg
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MtrspnaI.

ECORATIVE ART NEEDLE-wORK-IR
~ II. BRASELMAN Will give Instruction in
Crewel, Kensngton, and all kinds OF Embroidery
Lessons In classes and private. Apply ar her EN-
broiderlng Parlors, No, l2ll street northwest
TernBrelSonable.
SEND YOUR FRIENDS SAMPLE COPIES OF
- The Weekly Republican.
National Republican., 1883-11-21

DY A REsPECTAB1E WHITE GIRIr-EM-
ID poymeut of some kind; is willing to do house
small family. Address A. f., Republican Office.
National Republican., 1883-11-21

DY RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN-SITUA-
Id tion In store as porter; also understands drvng
anbriug good reference Address u. O., Republican
nnipp ~
National Republican., 1883-11-21

VIo MEMBERS OF coNGRESs-A CAPABLE
a man. lawyer by profession, now in department
his services private secretary from B.3O to
1880 y. m. Address sECRETARY, Republican
Oiilce. lnol7tf
National Republican., 1883-11-21
Solamtrb- ---2oums.

A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS, BETwEEN
IA 18th and 18th and and Lists. n. w, Address Ii.
]. L.. Republican Office.
National Republican., 1883-11-21

1eJO X ST. N. w,-HANDSOMELY FUR
l. ID ~ nshed rooms, en- suite sinRe also
rooms lst floor, suitable for offices private iam.
ll,rL 1-22
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TINo ADULTS ONLY-TWo WELL FURNISHED
Il communicating rooms on I'd floor; family pri-
ynte neghborhood good Apply At S26 2Oth st.
N. w 7.2l
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VOSIE N. FAINT, TYPE WRITER, CHAUNCEY
give me O CALI l-2
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SdluntrD---8lis istrIIaurons.

etOSnn AT PER CENT; FIRST MORT
DAOOO gage; long time. Address 23ll NJ ST.
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Amustmtnts.

ToRD's HAZEL KIRKE
TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY, nov. 81,
Every Evening this week,
ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY.
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S0luuteN---@eIu.

WI ANTED-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT IS YEARS
w old to work in n physicians office; who is
delrous OF studying medicine preferred. Address
IOMQiOPATH, Republican ONCE 2-23
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WHITE woMAN--To DO GENERAL
"A housework in family ofS. Call at Sl5 9th ST.
1. Nv. 2-2l
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VUANTED-5O WHITE AND 30 CoLoRED
w cooks. nurses, general workers, and chamber.
maids, with references. 92G st. N. W. PRICE &
COOMBS. Idcpngpd Agents
National Republican., 1883-11-21

NJEwLY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE oI
IN en- suite. Apply at ll25 l4th ST., opp. the Port
T-o2
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DEAUTIFUL PARLoRS AND BEDROOMS,
ID furnished or unfurnished, with board in n prl.
Vate family No. lllB 10th st. 7-22
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600 X ST. N. w.-oNE FURNISHED FRONT
900 room for gentleman, In private family and
moderate price, 7-T
National Republican., 1883-11-21

1.-TWO ELEGANT ROOMS WITH BOARD 2p
l. floor, front and back, with fine bath room, and
plenty of hot water; every convenience new house:
bay windows all 'front.' private family; home com
forts and good table; to permanent party this is u
National Republican., 1883-11-21

Matinees Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Doors open at 1915 O'Clock.
Performance commences at 2o:l5 o'clock.
nIME MuSEuNL Enpnrnmnnt Extrnnrdlnnrv
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HOA MASS. AV. N.W.-oNE OF THE BEST
OOf locations in the cty-3 well furnished bed
caterer 7-22
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1858 T rnssad s osdroU %k4hSa "a Sdl on M1GEam
aud heat; suitable for two gentlemen or gentleman
nnd wi convenient.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-03

An oriental potentate once bade his
prime minister compose for him motto
that would answer both for seasons of
prosperity and adversity. Here is the
sentence which he had engraved upon
his signet- ring: This, too, shall soon
pasa away
Those who think most, do most brain.
work, no matter In what profession or
calling, require most sleep. Time
" saved" from necessary sleep is in.
f'llihly destructive o mind, body, and
,S ate.
We should do everything we can for
other1, If only to diSsipate the Thought
Of what they omit to do for us.
The training of children is an occu-
patton where we must know how to lose
time in order to gain it.
Deceit IL on every hand but the de-.
ceitfnl man Is he who is constantly sus-
piciOus of his brothers.
He who cultivates taste for reading
in his youth plants good seed.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-03
Large and Extensive Sale
OF
Horses, Carriages,
EXPRESS WAGONS. n
HLk1GHs. N3
HARNESS. A4.
BLANkErS.
WXP SLEIGH BELLS,
2 ETC, ETC.
The undersigned will offer at Purlic SAFE. at
his stables
CORNER MARYLAND AVE, AND BEACH STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
On WEDNESDAY. NOV. II, 1888, e
IN 1.,tsVl M
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M,

His entire stock Of horses. carr iages, ,sleighs,
harness, etc. The former will comprise some
Of the Il nest horses ever offered 10 the publ, C
in this market. Suitable tor track, road.
amily, and business purposes.
Buggies, carriages apd sleiYhs. Amongst
the carriages viii be found second hand
buggy by Guthrie, Gust repainted) nm Eng
lish rag by Brewster. OF Broome street, n ew
York a p,ie cart by loomey, the best thing
made for ,eediug, exercising and showing
Aorses IA road cart by Tooney: track sulky
by Guthrie, nearly new 2 new light express
wagons, new bugRi - large three seated
sleigh, cost $500. best In the city a second
hand Portland cutter, nearly new three sets
double nd sets single harae.s, all in good
order: 4 strings of sleigh bells
20 new swell body cutters. lired with red
plush, well made An opportunity to buy a
sleigh OF this kind will mol be otiored again
this winter. A lo' Of Baker and 0.her blan.
ksts, also, a lot Of" Maud 81 halters
A catalogue giving frl description OF each
horse will De mailed 10 any address,on appii
,ation. Sale being large. II VIII be necessary
TO commence promptly at 10 O'clock. Persons
from distance will not be allowed to suftei
from Al empty stomach. W. Y. WARNER
l.. W. SrIDHAM h SON Aucts
J. W. Scott, W. 5. Quigley, Clerks. oS0-u