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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18
Several items crowded out to-day.
Cotton shipments this week, LOG
bales.
RATIFICATION MEETING

After Court adjourned. last Mon
day morning, large mass meet
ing was held at the Courthouse, to
ratlfy the nomination of Cleveland
and Hendricks. for President and
Vice President, and Hon. A b
lrion for Congressman from this
District.
MIR. Jos. A. Reid called the
meeting to order, and urged upon
the voters the necessity of turning
out at the polls on the momentous
4th OF November next, after which
he introduced Hon. A. B. Irion.
Judge Irion delivered forcible
and eloquent address. He fully
exposed the corrupt methods of
the Republican party, and con-
tras:ed the poverty stricken coudi-
ton of the country now, with what
1t was in the prosperous days of
Democratic supremacy. He ar
raigned the Republican candidate
for President, j. G. Blaine, before
the bar of public opinion, and
proved him to be unworthy of the
honored position to which lie as
pires. Judge Irion was listened
to with the greatest attention, and
was frequently applauded. At the
close of his address, the following |
resolutions were offered, by Mr.
Jos. A. Reid, aud unanimously |
adopted:
Resolved, That we heartily in
dorse the nomination of Cleveland
and Hendricks. and pledge them
our earnest support.
Resolved, That we approve the
principles contained in the plat
form OF the Democratic party, as
being best calculated to secure the
lasting prosperity of the, country
Resolved, That we approve the
of Hon. A. b. Irion,
and urge all the voters of the par
lsh to staLd firm in his support.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18

State OF Louisiana-ParisL of ST Ton,
many.
whereas, s. ID. McEnery, Governor of
.ne 2'n'e OF Louisiana, has issued his
pro ,e, ordering an election. and
whereas, The law requires me to issua
proclamation for the election NJ "a;
GERS oAn-
Now, therefore, I, W. B. Cook sh..~
u tle Parish OF st. Tammany, State Of
louisiana, do hereby issue this NV
paIen ,a directing an election tn
De heid throughout the parish. at smell,
tn"si as may be designated by the legal
Tuesday. November A. lsa
1t being the Tuesday next after n. G..
Monday In said month. from .,,.i
In the morning until & O'Clock ~ ~.
!, afternoon, for the purpose of elac,;na
py general ticket, eight electors of p.'
o ana wee President of the Irn;,s1
S.' Two OF whom shall be for a.
nt''e at large, and six for the ssva-aI
Districts of the State
Also, lor one Representative in o.
s;as, 20 represent the Sixth Cono,aa
sionai District of Louisiana cona
=, 'ue parishes of Avoyelles. East H."
I1onge, East Felisiana, fointe ca na'on
Livingston, St. Helena, st. Landru e
~, unainmany, Tangipahoa, Wasa;n,,ot.
west Baton Rouge and West Fsl;.;s'
IN testimony whereof have bsran ana.
tmaed my signature, at the tow
own Ston, parish and State aforssa ol
us sd day of October, 1884. iesal2
Sheriff, st. Tammanv por;A,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18
New Advertisements.
of Antoine and Catheri ne
Dulion.

Succession of Antoine and Catherine
| Dulion.
State OF Louisiana. Parish of st. Tam
I many-Eishteenth Judicial District
| Court.
| Bx virtue of An order of sale from
! the honorable the aforesaid court, AMI
I to me directed. bearing date OCTOBER ID,
| 1884. / will proceed to sell at public auc-
. ton. ut Tie last residence of the deceas-
ed, in the town of jacksonville, parish
and State aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the
ODD day of November, 1884, between
legal sale hours. the following described
property. to-wlt:
[Real Estate.
l. A certain piece or parcel OF ground,
together with the buildings and I'M
provements thereon. and appurtenances
thereof, all the rights, ways, servitudss
and advantages thereunto belonging.
situated in jacksonville, parish of st.
Tammany. in this State, adjoining on
the south of the Catholic Church, situ-
ated. lying and being in said town of
jacksonville. said piece of ground
measuring about 60 feet front by about
30 feet i'll depth, being the same prop
erty acquired by said Antoine Dulion
from Luca Delpit, as per act before ;.
Magnan, notary in and for the parish of
Orleans, on the 22d of September, 1866.
2. Lot No. ), in square No. II. in the
fowl of Mad :sonviile, parish of st. Tam
many, in this State; said lot has Il front
of 60 feet on st. Mary street, by depth
of 100 feet, between parallel lines. being
the same property acquired by said An
tome Dulion. from Mrs. Carmelite Cue
bel, widow of II. A. Scanga, as per act of
sale before Joseph Couvillon. notary in
an d for the parish of Orleans, La, on
the I'd of September, 1867.
3. Two certain lots Of ground, sitG-
ated in the town of Madisonville. desig-
mated as lots Nos. and 10, in square
No. IL. Lot No. 3 has a front of Gu feet
French measure ON Pine street, by
lepth of 1870 feet. between parallel lines,
rom the corner lot on Pine and st. Tam
many streets. Lot No. 10 has front of
10 feet on st. 1ammany street. by
lepth of 100 feet, French measure, be-
ween parallel lines. forming the key
OF of sail square No. II, as shown on u
Ian of said town 10y A. McCarty, and
Vas acquired by said Antoine Dulion
rom George Lasassier. as per act Of sale
'efore Anatole Bosque, Recorder of st.
ammany parish, OH the 23d of !Septem-
er, 1876.
MovABI rs.
A claim against the United States for
destroyed during the war
Ten head of cattle.
One hundred and eighty-seven head of
leep.
One Carriage. one Cart, two Mares,
he Dray, and Merchandise in store.
Old debts due the store, amounting to
I2l3 II.
DOL.
Terms of sale. cash.
w. e COOK. Sheriff
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18
Election Commissioners.

In accordance with law, 1 have this
day appointed the following Commis-
sloners OF Election, to serve NJ the elec-
ton to be held November 4, 1854:
First Ward-thas. Heiser, Lewis r.,
latas, Geo. koepp.
Second Ward-John Yates, Alex Ro-
gers, j. L. RUSSELL. A'o-
Ihird "ard.H. II. Smith, Z. Dami-
Fourth Ward-Theo. yerret Josen,,
DELANEY, Alex. Band. pn
f1ith Mard.J; d. Hei,on. Jno. Coop
er. L. i. D. Richardson.
Sixth Ward-Bennet Bourn, IT. O
Parker. Y.
Seventh Ward-Alex. Tod, J. 7 r.,
sachs, JOS. Cousin.
Eighth ward John Tally, F. N. por-
ter, 6has. +. Mcmahon. VI
Ninth ward-Adolph Pena, II. Tror
lille, Francois Dubuison.
j. r. HOSNER
Returning Officer. Parish of St Fan
many, La
Corinyton, La, Oct. I6, 1884
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18

and battery.
State VS. John Cooper, assault
and battery.
State vs. VIM Smith, larceny of
meat.
State VS. Cornelius Cooper. dis
turbing peaceable assemblages.
State VS. Alexander Lemest, e
and Ronso, larceny of a yearling.
State VS. John L Kellar, man
slaughter.
State VS. George and Henry Sim
gl"tary. assault and battery.
State VS. Josephine Brown, lar
ceny of gun.
State vs. Jos Batai, alias Joe VIC
let, assault and battery, with in
tent to commit rape.
State vs. J Herbeliu. larceny of
muck,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18
COURT ITEMS.

District Court is still in session
Deputy Sheriff f.. r. Doyle Il,
kindly furnished us with the TO
lowing record of proceedings, u
to Friday noon:
L Armstrong vs. Nathan Page
Judgment for plaintiff, for $57 6
and costs.
State vs. Leon johnson, til
Grand Jury found bill for man
slaughter. and fixed the bond a
$1,000, which was furnished.
Moses DAVIS VS. his Wife, jndg
ment for plaintiff, granting a dl
vorce. defendant to pay the costs
State vs. j and p Pellaot, assault
and battery, not guilty.
State vs. Rebecca johnson. arson:
Drs. Randolph and T.bault were
appointed Ii committee to inquire
into the womaL's sanity, and pro-
nounced her insane.
State VS. L Coquillon, continued,
and assigned for the first day of
the next jury term.
State vs. G Ossa and joe KATY
fonnd guilty, but recommended to
the mercy of the court; MIR. Reid
moved for a new trial. which was
overruled; the Court imposed sem
tence as follows: G Ossa to I'M
prisonment in the Parish Jail for
two weeks, and costs of prosecu-
ton; Joe Katy to Imprisonment in
the Parish Jail for one day and
costs.
State VS. Bill Sales, plead guilty
OF carrying a concealed weapon,
and sentenced to $40 fine and.
costs, or 81 days in Jail.
j NJ Core vs. Leon Beaucoudray,
compromised.
VIM Schulinkamp VS. L P Cor
colan, the Sheriff ordered to cor
rect and amend his bill of sale Of
the property herin sold.
The Grand Jury found the fol-
lowing true bills:
State VS. L Gauley, assault with ,
q dangerous weapon, and wound
ing less than mayhem.
StSte vs. Jessie Willis, Carrying
weapons. {
State VS. Jessie Willis, assault '
With dangerous weapon. i
State VS. Eph White, obtaining Il
foods under false pretenses. il
State VS. Mike Brown, obtaining I
foods under false prcteIses. c
State VS. George Brown, assault S
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18
United States Land Office ,
New Orleans, La. Oct. 10, 1854. (
PUBLIC LAND SALE

Notice is hereby given. that in pur-
suance of instructions from the Com
missioner of the General Land Office.
under authority vested in him by the
fifth section of the Act of Cone ress. ap-
proved August 3, 1876, We the under
signed. Register ana Eeceiver. shall
proceed to offer at public sale, on SAT-
UfDAi, the ed day of November, 1884.
at this office, the following tracts of pub
lie land, to-wit:
The south half of the southeast quar-
ter, and southeast quarter of the south
west quarter of section 81, township
south range IL east, st. Helena merid.
ian
All persons having pre-emption or
homestead rights to any portion of the
above described land are advised IN
make proof thereof and payment before
The day above designatetls for the con-
of said sale. otherwise their
nights will be forfeited.
c. B. DARRALI.. Register.
NJ MSpEc Raoo;,o.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18

G. V. Majors, Esq, of Rolla, Mo-.
writes: Il take pleasure in adding
my testimony to that of hundreds
OF others, AS to the efficacy of
PRIcKLT ASH BITTkRs. l have not
only sold 1t Lore aud in Arkansas
but have used it myself, and as a
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18
Estray Notice.

eo,ins.on' La, Sept. co. 1884.
Ls.rayed before me, the unda,s;,
Th;rd 1 W. ~ the Peace, in and for .i
manu u ward OF the Parish of 81 r. Tue
asar.s La, by VIM. Badon, also 81 lam nm
aforesaid parish, certain o Oh the
Will, ,,-! sO OR MARE.
with Two white hind feet anil
n,I 1 loot, white face, about eieI, waile
; onu, ana branded ON the hin wifi. Years
lean brand. The said Mar :. d Mex
a anu appraised at fifty dollars a 20 saSped
oWuer thereo- does not male a ana II the
!, ha "a .he same within thirty dave Uoi and
ing to law. R. p TE Te void accord
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18

regulator of the stomach and bow
els, I do not think there is any
thing better. Its action on the
bowels is free, without causing any
gripping OF pain whatever.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18
GOLDSBY, THE ARTIST,

Is still in Covington. Next Tues
day he will be at McIntyre's store,
and on Saturday at Magee's cross
ing. Prepare for him, il you want
fine picture, by the "old reliable"
artist. Price, rs cents for each face.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18
Dieh-.-

DAyIESON-In New Orleans, Tues
day, Oct. II. 1854, Elizabeth Preble.
wife of Thomas D. DAVIDSON, aged III
yea,s and 3 months.
BRIEUGNE-In New Orleans. Friday.
Oct 20, 1884, Henry A. Brieugne, aged
% ears.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CoUNCII. HALL,

Council HALL,
CovISaToN, La, Oct. II 1854. !
A special meeting of the Council
vas held on the above date, for the
purpose Of paying for work on the
streets.
Present-E. r. Randolph, Mayor;
II. j. Smith, E. Frederick, Jules
Pechon, Thomas Davis and James
Taylor.
Absent-C. q. Joyner.
On motion, the reading of the
minutes of the last meeting was dis
pensed with.
The following bills were then read
and approved:
For week ending Sept. 20:
b. Dias, 4 days work :. 81 90
Jerry Myers, 81 days -. 5 50
l.. Pagare, 6 days. 6 90
A. Lava, l! days. l so
NJ. Pfeitfer, day l 25
P.J. Dulion, overseer. days 6 90
For week ending Sept. q:
Jerry Myers. 3 days. 90
l.. Pagare, 3 days. -. 3 90
P. J. Dnlion, overseer, three
days work, So; services rs
Marshall, at meeting of the
Council. Oct. Is, SO cts. 3 so
Sid Daniels, to hauling posts
and planks. ..... TX
John Theobald, to sharpening
pickaxes. 49,. ......... 90I
". G. Kennel, to salary as
Secl etary for the month of
September, 1854. -. :. 5 DOL
Dominick Cannon. to repair
ing street between Mortee's
and Heintz' corners. 80. 6 90 /
ii. j. Smith, to lightwood
posts and nails. I o.
J. Z. Smith 4 Sons. 2 posts 30
J. Z. Smith, mule hire. 7 day rs
Geo. Tebault, Coroner, to
holding inquest oil the body
of Jerry Ross. Oct. l. So;
summonlng and swearing
jurors. returning process
verbal. etc. So; to view
ing the body of Nine. Mar
gnarite Verser Oct. 4, s5..l5 90
1. A. Mortee, L. Frederick,
Chas. Davis, II. J. Smith
and A. p. Lncroix. jllors at
the inquest of Jerry Ross, $
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18

| Aotai. ...........$J0 4U
On motion, the Finance Commit
tee were instructed to report al
the next meeting.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That the Mayor be and
he is hereby instructed to obtain
legal advice in regard to the col
lection of the taxes due the como
ration for the years 1881, 1882 and
1883.
Resolved, That the offer of Judge
Thompson, to rent the room in the
rear OF the drug store t, the Coun-
Gil, for 81 so per month, be accept
ed, Tor one year, and that Judge
Thompson be notified of the same,
Resolved, That the Marshal fur
nish MIR. ). Pellaot with a written
notice that the Council will vacate
his premises on the LIST of Noyem-
Der next.
A communication was then read
from MIR. ALT. H. Isaacson and 9TH
ers, Of New Orleans, owners Of
three brick vaults in the cemetery
proposing to the Council to have
The said vaults taken down, and if |
luy fcmains were discovered. to
'hlp the same to the city during
The month Of October, the brick of
The said vaults, as we'll as tho
ground, to revert to the Council
or cemetery purposes, after pay-
hs any EXPENSES inquired in car
ying out the work.
On motion, the proposition of
III lsaacson was accepted, and the
MARSHAL was instructed to have the
anlts taken down without DELAY.
Marshal Dulion presented the
orporation assessment roll for the
ear 1884, which was accepted the
anne having been examined by the
nance Committee and found tn
e correct. The total assessment ;
$63,6S4. ,
On motion, the Marshal was in
'ructed to proceed with the col
'ctlon of taxas at once. !
The Council then adjourned to 1
eet on Tuesday evening, the 2lst
st. E. r. RANDOLPH, Mayor. 9
". e. kEsTzEL. Secretary. Q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-16
Ar. Bayard's Position

1t seems to be settled now that Sena-
tor Bayard has accepted the portfolio
of the Treasury department under
Cleveland. This will Of course make
a vacancy in the Senate, which will be
filled by the Legislature which will be
in session when the Inauguration takes
place Nobody can say anything
special against the appointment u Mr..
Bayara TO the important position Of
Secretary of the Treasury.
His appointment would indicate that
sound financial management was ~ Do
continued in the administration Of the
Government. Up3n every question Of
sound finance which the Republican
administration inaugurated Mr.. Bay
ard was in hearty accord. A guarantee
is thus given 10 the country thai the
financial policy which has SO long been
maintained will be continued and This
In advance will do much 70 encourage
business and trade.
The appointment Of Mr. Bayard to
this position also discloses the opinions
OF Presidenf-elect Cleveland upon iiuAn-
cial matters, and whatever may be
said of him in other respects it shows
that he is desirous Of calling around
him the ablest advisers TO be found in
The Democratic party. The country
will not have to wait now and wor Ter
what the fnapcia. policy of the nation
will be. MI Bayard's views are we'll
known, and it is evident tina. he rejects
the views of his chief or he would not
have been designated for the important
position he is said 10 have been l.ned
for.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-16
the senstor,al Plum.

Now that II IL rendered reasonably
sure that Senator Bayard Is to be as'
signed to a place in President Cleve-
lands cabinet, the question will arise
as to who will be his successor In the
Senate. His removal from the Senate
will break In upon the Bayard success
sion in that body from the upper end
of Delaware, and there being no Bay
ard available to succeed q Bayard II
becomes question Of double interest
to know on whom the Senators mantle
is to fall. That there Is plenty of SenA-
torial timber in New Castle County
cannot be doubted, bnt that there 10
much Of a. good quality AZ If to be
found in Senator Bayard's makeup Is
also TO be doubted.
Amongst those who would be willing
to make . sacrifice to succeed the Sens
tor are States Attorney General George
Gray, Congressman Charles b, Lore,
OK Representative George H. Bates,
ex- Congressman Benjamin 7. Biggs,
and Register OF Wills, Ignatius Q.
Grubb and Associate Justice, William
VI. w uttclCs. Aucsc 0h oASoPs 1850
Biggs aud Mr.. Bates, hold lucrative
offices, but Notwithstanding this fact It
cannot be expected that those who hold
these subordinate offices will not make
some effort to secure such a rich plum
as 6enatorship. But no matter which
Of the gentleman named is elected ex-
cept Messrs Biggs and Bates, there
will be lively scramble for the place
he now holds.
Because Mr.. Lore is a Congressman
is no reason why he will not enter into
contest with Mr.. Gray for the place,
and tho fact that Mr. whitley is an
Associate Justice does not retire him
from an entry on the list Such rich
plum for Democratic picking has not
fallen over beyond the Bayard fence
for many years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-16
hosiday Excursion Tick cts. Penn.
sylvaDiA Railroad,

AS has been for years CUSTOMARY. II o
Pennsylvania Railroad Company vii
place on sale during the Christmas and
New Year holidays excursion tickst,
between all principal points on no
main line and the Philadelphia, VII
mington and Baltimore Railroad, Bali.
more and Potomac Railroad, Northern
Cettrai Railway, and West Jer.eu
itailroed. These tickets will he sold ~
December sd, 2ith, 25th, ooh am" NJ"
3lst, 1884, and January 1st, 1875. and
vi be good TO return until lam,
9TH, 1885, inclusive. For any add 49,
al information inquire AT ticket ot,,cn.
Of the company. '''''fs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-16

IN consequence of a report that Seua-
tor Eli Salisbury, who represents lover
Delaware in the United States Senate
had made vow that he would remain
bachelor until the election OF Demo-
cratlc President, the Anticipated lank
six-and-a-quarter foo.er is ogled by ali
the ancient maidens in Washine,nn
wouldn't it be funny if the shy I'D
Senator was caught.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-16

THE New Orleans exposition viii be
opened t ,-day at noon, from the White
House at Washington, by President
Arthur, IN the presence of cornm;,tee
from Congress,b touching a little lever
connected with telegraph wire lat
runs more than two thousand m.-s
there connecting with another battery
that is TO set the intricate and ponder.
Gus machinery of the Exposition re-
volving IL is sincerely hoped that
nothing will occur 10 interfere viii his
grand combination OF science and mo.
chanca skill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-16

NE i'ein' cratic process for reducing
the surplus iii the United States Tra,e
sufy was oommesced y, 5terday nv NJ
$50 .9H o Introducing a bill appropriatinp
soo'1oo' TO De spent in the erection d
me Bartholide pedestal. OF course tha
New York Herald, Times, Post and al
Inc other papers that had 80 mucb r.
say during the late campaign against
republican steals, will denounce Iris
raid upon the Treasury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-16

OUR esteemed contemporary ,ne
Morning Times, is excusable for ,,s
long anti-tariff articles. Had it e1-
listed during the late campaign it wopld
have spun ont on that subject long aoo
and would now be devoting its ack now.
lodged talent to other subjects.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-16
ehii and Examine

the new Sdhshine fire place heater a,d
sunshine square stove anu heater r.
anchor stove, Anchor heater. new
new Orlando, new Early Dawn b.,,a,,
ana castor heating stoves. BuIlncL
Ninth and Orange streets. ''''"'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-16
10 tie l,atIfpa.

Our waVy front pieces are relt,hl.
anu warranted 10 give sati.far,ion
HAIR Switches from one doliar ,'n
HAIR goods i'll the latest style. nj a b up
gam. Hair jewt,ry for Christ,nas ~, vsr'
Mrs. A. ). koilo, 7O2 King street '''S'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-16
hllsds|Phh, WiIalagtsa 1 DsItasn lsiIssd
DECEMBER 10TH. 10

Trims leave WILMINGTON - 9lloWs:
For PhilsdslphiA And infermediAto ~
ions, go, f.eo. lo.so .. m. a. %, go, Lts.au
Phil.ds,phia, ,szprsss, .. AZ, Ass,s.sa,y.ss
als, 300. Glo, 100, liss .. m; iIli, ll.N
~, ~ ~. -, ~ N.
il:s = N. s,atl, IN, aso, Aoo, an, a.. s.se
For Wen Uhssssr, via Lanosin, ~ ~
baltimore and fntsrmedtAte seoslo0e, le.e
.. y. 90 Me J. NJ
baltimore sa1 Bay Linz, 100 p. n
Balttmor0 end Washtngton, La, al, aeA
ZOOS, 1879 an; Loo, q. ii, Z u, 100. p. D.
Trains for DslAwAfe Diviaion Issve FOR;
New Castle, els. a.Ss . n; Ian, Aes, ~,
go end II. ~ p. n.
. h.r.i .s q bsl..s. and sAy ss.ssssA ~
= a 4; ING as IA e Wy = ....,on., ASP.
EIprsss ior Ssaford, 10 D. \.
Express for Dslmsr. LISP. N. every day.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate ssassea,
alo .. N. ls.ol n. $50, leo, ~ p. =.
Pniiadsiphss and NswYerk, Aealss, ~ 4
ror wet Uhsstsr. via IAnolin, s.is .. =
s.itinsrs ana Washington. La, al. 80
1000 .. q. Baltimefs, Ills y -
For furthef tn1ofmetton passengers aso ~
isrrsd 70 the timetables ptstsd & The 81
.ions.
Trains marked ~ are limited sxpsss
apon which sxFa fafs nchasgsd.
OHARI.Es e. Pv'nH, J,R, WOOu
General hxnASss (ssSsrsi Veassnsss Hscs
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For sale,

"a easy terms, Ladies and Gen, :.
su,u anu SILVER watches, chains ,charIi
atnes, s'iVerpIated ware and iew.Iry .,
eWery description, at Walsh "a CO.. ~
6O2 Market street. ~ w s. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-16

TNkUsTEES SALE OF kEAL ESTATE
l. Ny virtue ofan order Of the Court 4
Cheno<ry VI he State Of Della ware, in and
tor New Castle County, made NJ the Septem
Der term, A. D., 1874, will be sold at public
sale, at the Court hviss, 10 the city Of VIII
minetou,
On 9Th day, wednesday,, the gath day Of
lAb mon'h decent cry, A. D., 1874,
1t two O'Clock, p. m,
the following described real estate, In said
CITY Of Wilm nxton, situated on the westerly
soc 81 Sn'plsv street. between Eight street
and Ninth stFeet having . front on faidship-
Icy street Of ~ feet . inches, and extending
westerly % feet, with frame weiiinx house
thereon erected, M. sos.
Attendance will bo given snd terms Of
sale made known at the time and p ace afore
said. BY JOIN n. TATuM M, trustee.
d11u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-16

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