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INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.
Mills Starting Up.

TACOMA, N. H, Nov. 30.- Buels hosiery mill at
Ttlton, will commence Dec. LIST, on full time, but
with a cut down of 10 per cent.
Ballantyne & Fletcher's granite WOODEN mills at
Tilton will start up tomorrsw, having been closed
since last summer.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30,-The Gloucester IN. j )
gDgham mills, which have been idle for three
weeks past, thereby throwing 600 people out of em-
ployment, will resume operations tomorrow morn
ing at reduction of 15 per cent in the wages of all
its employees.
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WANT ED,
EOm SALE.

RNOR SALE-A 2nd hand traverse runner pung
Il Apply to G. M. PARKER, No. 10 South St.
GoIhani. nov29-2
TNOEg SAAE.-l Trio of Partridge Cochins fowl
II and five yoang Z. q. pullets; l Trio of Rose
Combed Leghorns; also Light Brahma pullets and
roosters Pure stock. Prices reasonable. Address.
Ravine Poultry Yard, North Scarbor0 Me. no27-1
Es0R sA8E-3 3 Work Horses for sale cheap.
n SARGENT, DENNISON ~ co. no26-l
EINO R y S4R4E-A block of two houses at Wood
Il fords, with four tenements, will rent for $40
per onth fruit trees with adjoining lo about ten
thousand feet, will be sold at bargain. Apply to
N. S. GARDINER, K. E. Agent, No. 81 Exchange
ST. nov24l
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H0use mud SfmK,Ie,
For Sale.

VETITH good garden for sale or to let on Grant
wv St.. at head Of Lincoln St., Woodfords Cor
Enquire OF L. j. PERKINS, 4S9 Congress- street,
Portland. oct25dm
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I'D LEE.
TO Let.

CT0z2E No. 237 Commercial street, on the corner
- OF Union street. now occupied by A. e. stevens
& Co., after Dec. /, 1854. Alao second story OF
store No. 246 Middle street corner of Cross street
over HoratiO Staples. FRANCIS FESSENDhN.
Ola Exchange street. nolzdu
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BUSINESS CHANGERS.

ENOR SALE-One of the best chances in Boston
u to purchase the stock and fixtures of 1st class
bar room with large dining that seats S0 also
ladies' cafe and IL furnished sleeping rooms con-
nected; located near depols; we'll patronzed large
bar trade; best of reasons for selling W. +. CAR
RUTHERS, "a fremont Row. dec1-1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The leading cent Cigar of New Eng
Iand. Ask your dealer for this brand
=; ": SIMON1ON & co., Agents, 444 to
may13 sn+f
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Rritf advertisements are inserted under
this head Ose week for % cents, paid in
nhYnnca - -
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
The Dynamite Thr0Wegs,

LJTDO., JUut -.--ILr detectives q
al! III sea aboG. the dynamite cHD5
siJn., and seem to be As far a. ever T., ~
capturing or asgertaIning the ilen,i
ofthnir perpc.ratOrS. Directors r u.
ard Vincent and jenkins,n, of t.
criminal Investigation depa rjm'u,
have dec ,d-d thai all Of tins So ca, .,
clues gathered by Colonel MaleuIie au,
the police are absolutely WORTHLESS /
was expected that much light would T.
thrown upon he mystery y tue COY sta
Bile who was injured at Scotland Yard
but since his return 10 consciousness !
has been found that his rccollections o
the occurrence are 80 -clrt' red Is to b,
valueless.
Various wild proposals have t-,i
made for the expression Of the popu!,
Indignation by means Of some sort .
public demonstration; plans had bee,
mOoted for d monster mass meeting II
Hyde Park, aII a,sy for a congress 0
the various wOrkm"L'. clubs, but it i!
not probable that anything will con
of these proposals.
The only actualoc cHrrence relating t,
the outrage today which is of gcuer .
interest WAS a c LftreAce Of LOndOI
Democrats, al which a series Of reaolu
tions was adopted appealing to tn
democracy Of America to solicit IL
Government to prohibit tha preachinj
OF dynamite propaganda and the cl,lec
tlon of funds for destructive operation
by such men as O'D0novan Rosa an,
Patrick Ford.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
Tn @ Great Singer Silenced.

LONDON, June 3.-Mr. Dwight L.
Moody, the evangelist, announced this
evening, at his revival services on the
Thames embankment, that the health
of bis colleague, Ira d. Sankey, had
again collapsed, and that Mr.. Sankey s
complete restoration to health was
deemed absolutely improbable his
voice, which had 30 often led thousands
of assemb bloi worshippers in the songs
OF Zion, would probably never be heard
again in their services, as Mr.. Sankey
would sail for Lis home in the United
States next Saturday.
Mr. Moody pronounced a touching
eulog ium upon the services and devo.
ton of Mr.. Sankey, and concluded by
asking the prayers Of the congregation
for the preservation ot his useful, hon
ored life. The response was very earnest
and affecting. Several tervent prayers
were offered for Mr.. san keys recovery,
and nlaDy people in the vast congrega
tion, including strong men ~ well MS
women, were moved to Tears.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
FOURTH EDITION,
Ashsm ed OF her Old Name.

Mrs Emma Virginia Shaw, nee Jones,
came into the REPUBLICAN Office this
morning with fire in her eye, vengeance
ON her brow, and just enough Front
street whisky on board to make her use
cuss A." words. Upon being warned
against swearing before the religious
editor, she smiled a ghastly smole and
spoke thereafter with guarded tongue.
The cause of her anger was brought
about by being arrested on Sunday
night, and charged with drunkenness
and disorderly conduct before the Nu-
nic!pal Court yesterday morning. For
this otfenss she was fined 50 and costs.
n reporting the affair her name was
given as the notorious EN- JONES'"
which she seriously objects to and
ASSERTS that her name Is not Jones but
Shaw. In proof of this she submitted
her marriage certificate, bearing date
May 7, 1882, which joined her in the
holy bonds OF matrimony to one James
Shaw, a white man, and by that name
she desires to be known as she has drop
ped the name of Jones forever. Being
undecided as 10 the meaning of the
word notorious" but surmisiDg that
it was not Omplimentary cognomen,
she desired it to be distinctly stated
that she was respectable married
woman, and that her trouble at the Mu-
nicipal Court yesterday was caused by
an officer swearing falsely against her,
whom she threatened to "blast as
soon as all opportunity offered. After
giving full vent TO her wrath, Mrs.
Shaw took her departure, leaving the
impression among those with whom she
had been convcrsiug that she was a
badly ca misuscd woman.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
Jerseys Bought for Cost.
Worth ST. 80, now $3.50, at Russell
The Suspended Ban rs.

Fisk & Hatch, of New York resumed
business on Monday.
The directors of the Mexican Central
Railroad, at a meeting in Boston, on
Monday, appointed committee TO con-
slider the advisability of funding the
July coupons.
d. w. Middleton, of the suspended
banking firm Of Middleton & Company,
of Washington, said on Monday that
he thought NE rms liabilities would
not exceed S'0o,OOO The suspension,
he added, " was the result Of bad loans
and the steady withdrawal Of deposits
fer three weeks past.
There was runpn the National Sa-
wings Bank in Washington on Monday,
but a II demands We're met.
President Riddle, Of the defunct
Penn Bank of Pittsburg, made long
statement" on Monday morning. He
gives details cl The oil speculations in
which he was i,rOIved and asserts that
he acted with ,he know,adge Of the
leading director. Of ta- bank. The sole
purpose of hiR ScLemrE, he declares,
was the profit 0; The bank In con-
cludiDg, he charges that, Dp Tuesday
last, two OF The director, Ven 20 his
bedside when he was "unHt," and
" had him sign Judgment 10 secure
them for 500, ,O0Q, transferring his co.ac-
teral to the directors "a his iLdivid'aI
security for the Endorsement, viii, b..
intended all these c0llatera.a tyr ,0
use Of depositOrs. The directors n
plIcated by Riddles statement iuug.
nantly deny the allegations made" 1u'
Riddle claims that the books uuS. IN
the assignee hands wi. corroao aJc
is assertions
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
a New Episcopal Chapel.

Last Wednesday evening the rrus
tees of Emanuel ?. L. chapel, on th,
Salem highlands, organized by elect
ing W. l.. Brink!e chairman and trea
surer and John Bancroft seer etary A
committee, consisting Of John Ban
croft and Edwin Answortl, was ap,
pointed on plans for IA new chapel
More lEau half enough money has al
ready been raised 10 build a neat and
substantial. structure, aud additions a.
subscriptions will be received by either
OF tie following members Of the Board
Of fIg4,f,t8:
Jnha tirtbrr'on, v illiam WatinorgL,
JoAn H>Arrof, Edwin Aiusworth, and
Wil..tm Il. i iukle.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03

The visit Of Harmony Grand Lodge
of Delaware, A. f. A. NJ, together
with the subordinate lodges, St. Luke
and St Paul's Communicates, Knights
TempIar, Of this city, and ST. Mat
thew's Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
Of Newport, to Middletown yesterday
was a pIea,ant affair, and the exercises
of the day were very interesting. The
delegation was accompanied by the
Universal Cornet Band and were met
ut the depot at Middletown by Key
stone Lodge,A f. A. NJ, Of that town.
The object Of the visit was to assist
keystone Lodge in celebrating theil
anniversary. A creditable street pa
rade was made i'll the afternoon, and il
the evening the Rev. q. V. Patterson
late pastor of the A. L. NJ. =. church
this city, preached to the various SO
cieties. The visitors returned home
at an early hour, well pleased with
their trip.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
H MEMORY

OF Lizzie Woodward, who entered the
spiritual world March 22nd, 1854, after q
long and lingering illness Of four years.
amidst our tears will we rejoice N the hsr-
vest feast, that among us, as elsewhere, He
gathers 50 largely the flowers in their season
Some are ready for gathering at lifes early
summer, and, as was our darling one.
some later in autumn. But God watches
carefully that each shall come IN their sea
son. and, In His teachings, we understand
that the risen spirit is advanced at death,
not simply to frames of intense rapture, but
to spheres Of ftranscepdeDt usefulness in the
kingdom of God. Her faith was 90 strength
ened, that she beheld this mysterious change
In light that only true christian can.
We laid her weary form to sleep,
Where all is sweet and sill,
Where the last rays of sunlight fall
Upon that ives ward hill.
And oh, how precious to our hearts,
Shall be that sacred spot;
While by the Lord she loved so well,
1t will never be forgot
Wasted and wan we laid her down.
Worn out with mortal strife;
But fair and glorious she arose
To plad eternal lite.
Oh Heavenly Father, teach us how
To live, and how 70 die.
That We may with our loved onss rise,
10 immortality. J. W. Z.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
The Effect of Beer,

This morning IsraeI Gr
charged before Judge Cumui
being drunk and diSOrlerg J
afternoon, and the charge v
subs'antiated by officer yicE
made the arrest. Green lnfot
Judge that he was suttr4
Bright's disease, and came %
from Middletown for meaicaI
After getting here he met a ri
whom he had four sla,a,
which he claimed was al, Hda
The Judge said that i Fa
the beer should have 'H'h
upon him, as it genera? d
sleepy instead of pngihS'Ic'N
sed the opinion that itmn,t
very bad beer. He was taUl
costs, which, as he has over % iSi1
in his pocket-book, he VII,
any difficulty in payIn-, aud
home a wiser and saldrr man
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
IN -
F|f I 4 ED|1I
IDOts

The stock of clotbjn, ,,,
shae.,S store, 297 Market Street, a, wii1 louis il
sheriff Martin at To- 10 Will. VIII be b
morning of June 6. ~ O'Clock
tor mhs s,H Rev, George G. Neea,,n
ata stn mas mas accepted the cali I'ulaa tn 40
che.a, ATE Of 'hs he Delaware a., AveDn'ta 4o the
|church of This city. A'enue
William McColIom, cl aru,,
murder OF Michael 'ii FiponSf S,afg1 :,
vtiat was taken to New Castle 1tDt, i,;I Ile n.
efforts to secure his rsisa.yS sa,Iy ye
| VIM, B: Sharp ha, ,ecoir,,
tract for furnishing ths h.''SlSed
n now being built by the pusar 'Uur 5
company for the Amazon usey V,
S;mn SG;ompany Of South America NaI ~
ding, carpets, linen, etc. -" w
A large number of nio.
wilmington from Nprss'', p,sO,as ~.
were let loose this mnrmirn ,'a!'Nq NN
O'Clock at the P, ", "y"T & : aS} \
station. They we're sent 5",, -, A |
to fly back to Norristawn" ",'' y, \
merits of the respective bird, !, I
Philip +. Wilson, better ;!
brother" Wilson, died on S'a|
his residence, at From. ~ aS% "ta|
sstreels' OF paralysis, after \ N
Illness, III !t Deceased was a NJ,
I trhiiiia,aeIphia Odd Fellow, anI1
his Illness was attended BY Edsr s
OF this city Deceased vii % ha
this afternoon. ''
Prot. J. NJ. Coyuer,c r,cfs,,tr,I
U tab, will speak in Hagov.r
tsrian church, corner Of s.,
King streets, on "Wednesday
June 4th, at 8 O'Clock. on 4,
sion Work in Utah" ," + NJ
make some startling sia.emrp,
gard to the Mormons. ADIsrs
ly invited.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
A Narrow Esrnnp

Henry Schmidt, a German
who has been working OF i
Presse in this city Tor several
met with an accident yestp,s
might have been uole serjggi
suit. He had been paid of,
tory to leaving the city, and h
chased 4 ticket for phlIa1p,nt
tmpiating gong to that p.ao
4 O'Clock train. As the D.a,
press and the train for phIa
both leave about the same time
boarded the b ,Iawanr ,a|
did not discover his mistake 4
train reached Thorne street, 4
rushed from the car and igmd
He was thrown to the grou|
received II severe wound on N
his head, by striking it again
of stones. He was taken 70 N
tai ut the depot, where the wo|
dressed, after which ue left ior |
phia.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
TaIRD EDITION,
Congress-.

In the United States Senate on
Monday the calendar OF bills unobject-
ed to was taken up, and the following
were passed
Mr.. Garland's bill providing for the
collection of statistics Of marriage and
divorce.
The House bill fixing the rate of pos
tage on mail matter OF the second class
when sent by persons other than the
publisher or news agent. This bill as
It came from the House fixed one cent
as the rate of postage on news
papers weighing three ounces or
less. The Senate Committee on
Post offices and Post. roads had
found that some of the large newspa-
pers weighed little over three ounces,
and had, therefore, extended the news
paper limit of weight for One-cent pos
tage to four ounces. The bill passed
with this amendment
The bill introduced by Mr.. Miller, Of
California, providing for the execution
of Article 2 Of the supplemental com
mercial treaty of Nov. 18th, 1880, be-
tween the United States and China. for
the repression Of the opium trade. 1t
prohibits Chinese subjects from import.
ing opium into the United States under
penalty of not more than 5000 nor Iess
than $50, or imprisonment OF not molt
than six months nor less than thirty
days. No vessel owned or charted by a
snbject of China, or sailing under the
Chinese flag, no matter by whom owned
or chartered, shall be permitted to bring
opium to any port of the United States ;
and all such opium shall be seizel and
forfeited, and the ship captain sLa.l be
sub ject to d fine equal 10 the value o.
the opium. Senate then adjourne /
In the House, a mum Der of bills Wege
introduced under tie call of States.
Among them were the following By|
Mr.. Hutchirs 3, of New York, proyidiug
that whenever the silver dollars IN the
Treasury shall exceed the outstanding
silver certificates by the sum ofS3o, rDJ,
900, no purchase of silver bullion -hall
be made during the continuance Of such
excess.
By Mr.. Stewart, Of Texas, to author
ize the President 10 issue proclama-
ton carrying into effect the Mexican
reciprocity treaty wherever he is salts
fed that the President Of Mexico has
issued similar proclamation.
Mr.. Hiscock. of New York, moved to
suspend the rules and pass bill repeal
ing the internal revenue tax on tobacco,
allowing the use OF alcohol free Of
tax in the arts and manufactures, and
repeating the tax on brandy distilled
from fruit Pending action a motion
to adjourn was carried, yeas 81 nays 90,
and the House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
JOHN WANAMAEER
J0|NTLESS MATING.

A Canton Mating loom is
easily mastered by the most
ignorant of the natives, and
from illustrations which reach
us it would seem as if the
crudest and most primitive
methods are still in vogue in
making these cool and pretty
floor cloths. The manufac.
ture of Jointless Mating,
however, requires more care
ful attention to the minor de-
tails, and it is claimed for it
that a far better value is OBJ
tanned by the buyer OF the
Jolntless goods than of the
other, which is composed Of
short mats tied together.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
II. PauI's Revival

Rev. W. II. Barnes, OF tlt
church of the Covenant "I"l
the revival services in pTos''
Paul's NJ. f. church i4;
Last evening was spent IN ,a'
of christian experience 'l'
being ono of great rel.
teresl. There have been
conversions since the 'l''Gl \
menced. Tomorrow lie J
Holiness Convention viii IS7 .!S7
PauI's at $50 o'tlock,and E'I i,
three days with sessions AZ ~ n
and Sp. III. Ministers o' al
nations are expected to be III
Messrs. Stubbs, PrpntF
Stockton and John IA2I!1
Philadelphia. The met'Is
Open and free to all.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
Accented Anew E0Att1ou

samue. COyle, for the past twenty.
two years connected with the Whining.
ton Coal Gas Company, having recent
ly rendered his resignation with that
Company to accept more lucrative
position with the Bristol, Pa, Gas Com
pany, left this morning for his new
field of labor.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
PRATT'S CHICKEN FOOp

is strictly vegetable, is a strong,
healthy and nutritious diet. TAX.
en- with other food, it creates ap.
petite, establishes perfect diges.
tion, giving sound health and vic.
tory over all diseases Its regular
use gives a large increase of eggs,
and it is invaluable for fattening
purposes, causing rapid gain of fesl
and sweeter, and more tender meat.
Sold by the leading feed stores. Fol
circulars and endorsements, apply to
TATNALL BROTHERS.,
101 Maryland Avenue.
tS Sole agents for Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
Nhk lhe HrfNKa LnIiy

Max the bridge from the cradle tc
manhJ1d Just as long as you can. Leave
your CD lid child as long as you can,
especially If you live in city. Be not in
haste TO force your Child into premature
development by intelligence or by any
thing else. Let it be a child, and not a
little ape of man running about the
streets
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
A serious

About 3 o'clock Ia'I s,E' mSn
Harrison, an aged lady; T.. SSa $,
|p,oy"A as nurse for NE,. sixtb, 7 /
| Madison street above slS,r' ,n'rr /,
a fight of stairs white While, s..Gs s.erien;
of water, and sustained a. '1,r'' ras
It is supposed that .,ss sHe os spa pal
seized with an at'ach witb
She was found sutlerlns Wv v
congestion Of the, the G1",n Gi1m",mneliat
Curtis, who was .ha iLn nous
moned, arrived at 'le 'Glesvp0rt,
Harrison resides at a'Sp ~ S4 rel
too i'll this morning
her home. ~
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
Quick Time

The steamer WlIMln3,oa i
making some very exce.e',' e., e. II i
between this city and PDi'a1r, "1
one day last week made wondI ,a' h
side of two hours ou MTar' =. %s,
ing the trim little boat lei, u, ~ !;
the foot of Fourth street a' at.
and landed her passengers s,o'o, ~
in Philadelphia at 9,lO o'gI n
ping on the way at M'r'ns nassorj
Chester. The boat was IL, S'd"a 5"a
trip yesterday, and On 'n' d mi mi
the afternoon she was a ~" N
time, on account II IIraI'
and tide heinq againsI u
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
RcpuDIican |;

At the city election he'd ,be 4" ea
Connecticut, YESTERDAY, alyys,,trd bJ
publican ticket waS az s,' to 80. \
the Democrats ele''e' ."
City Council. .,o, in 0hl
place yesterday. ;,ijcate ura ~
meagre, but Ihey hliran, nii" tool
Of Herman, Republican,
/ 600 majority. ~
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
XcnFAlpn-

Ezion NJ. +. Sunday school will make
ltS annual excursion to Beverly Park
on Thursday, june 1884 on the steam.
er John A. Warner. The Universe
Cornet Band has been engaged t
enllven the occasion, and those who
wish 10 have days enjoymen,
should avail themselves of this oppor.
tunitY.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
The Weather.

The indications favor q gradual
rising Of temperature throughout a
large section Of country, with showers
OF rain in some favored localities. The
same conditions are likely to prevail
tomorrow,
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
BE Earnest,

Without earnestness no man Is ever
great or does really great things. He
may be the Cleverest Of men; he NAV be
brilliant, entertaining, popular; but if
he has not earnestness, he will want
weight. No soul.moving picture was
ever painted that had not In it depth of
shadow,
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
strawberry Festival

The S,trawberry festival of Harmony
Council, nited Friends Of America,
which opened in Schoen's building, No.
40 Market street, last evening, was
well attended, and everyone seemed to
be enjoying themselves. 1t will con-
tinue tonight and tomorrow night.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
Leg Broken.

About noon yesterday Jonathan
Clark, an employee Of the Lobdell Car
Wheel Works had his leg broken by q
pile Of Stag falling on it. He was re.
moved to his home at No. 2lO West
Tenth street, where the fracture was
reduced by DR.. keables.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
Deserving or Confidence.

There is no article which so richly
deserves the entire confidence of The
community as Browns BRONCHIAL
TkocHEs. Those suffering from Asth.
matte and Bronchial diseases, coughs
and colds, should try them. Price 2j
cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
Eighth Ward Republicans.

The Republicans of the Eighth ward
will hold a meeting at 8 o'clock this
evening, in their headquarters north.
east corner ofTaylor and Locust streets.
full attendance is urgently reques-
ted.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
More WORK. ,

+, G.. Moore, ChsirmIann, nsi,'Ia,n,s' 81 \
%l''s, fol 'S'eoposas POI Tor sn1 s"'pIss 6: l1js lpas
the sidewalks aTo'ln"l nnl f Eight
and pntTFI Franklin and ! l'FJi.Tc
are pleased to '.s see ia n that b sect, Ct,
s,,y; stsys;pisi as Ifs By f''S'! handsome ,s,..s.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
DEATHa.

Tuesday. June 8, Mrs.
Amanda Sandiord, In the o3d year Of her
age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from her late
residence, SIC f. Ninth street Thursday.
June 9th, at p. m. lnterment at Old
Sn ede's church.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03

Samuel Ha" kins will receive by tele-
graph direct from Chicago the proceed.
lngs OF th9 Republican National Con.
yen'ion at his cigar store, No. 900 Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
About Half IBrlcs

One lot 240 Jerseys, at Sl.25. Sc,
them. Russell, 30G Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
Personal.

Miss Hattie b. Kendrick, of Spring.
held, Ohio, is now on a visit to Miss
Sailie A. Taylor.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03

DUBLlC SALE.
The subscriber .yirg cold his farm vii
sell AT public sale on
WEDNESDAY Jan, llth. 1854,
att Ole. elk, m,
st his resiteI C in Brandy a.
A.AdS wine Eundrel, situate tHo -
and 1 half miles from Wilmington, Ol. Tue
Edgemoor road, neSr v IN. Seller. mansion
as follows: No. l by mare Kate, Il very
god worker aud driver.
No 2 Bay horse trlace, very good work
er and safe tGr a lady to drive.
Nine mich cows with chlTes by their Sides
bull, : feeders, = ytariing hei.e-s, 5 Sprug
calves. yoke Of good work UXer 23 head Oi
good stock ewes, part with lambs at the IL
5des, god SUuthdOWl buck, 2st0at ligs
Germantown carriage nearly new, one good
IL narket dearborn. iron axle sboyels, hoes,
OK yoke, OK chain. Dairy nixtures.-Con-
sistina Cf buckets, 8 dozen mich pans, one
churn, cream kettles, butter tubs, 10 hives
Of tees. Household and kitchen furniture,
consisting Of beds, bedding, rag carpet by
The yard, and many other articles too tedi-
QUO tV mention.
Conditions made known on day Of sale by
DAVID II. BEESON.
L. W. Stidham & Son, Auctioneers.
1873 ts
Daily Republican., 1884-06-03

Go to Yerger's for harness, 4o7 Shin
ley street