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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-20

A note to the San Antonio Express thus
speaks of DIR. Nsils address at our Institute
on Sunday last, the subject bsing ''Poe's
Raven:
after stating the fact that personal sc-
abundance with the friends of Poe gave
him the opportunity TO know Of the incor.
rectness of certain theories OF the origin OF
the poem, the doctor said that the rare
and sanity maid Lenore" was no real
maiden. but the poets lost virtue, and that
the raven was the memory of q ruined and
wasted life. Throughout the lecture held
the attention Of his audience and pointed
many beautiful and instructive lessons.
The doctor will always be welcome a. San
Marcos
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Chautauqua Plaid suits, only $40 so at
w. @. DUaoER's.
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CoTToN BALANCES cheup, at
G.. w. DONALDSON Il Co.'s.
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Tuesday nj The Hill.

At eleven o'clock, tho work Of the Won
ans Christian Temperance Union began.
After responsive reading and very ap
propriate prayer by the President Of III,
State Union, Mrs, j. Il. Beauchamp read I
most entertaining address on the subject
1.-THE Sexes in Civilization"
The speaker said Man il the architect
builder and inventor, Woman the quiet in
fiuence for the good and true. Man rule
the earth but does not control his own evil
propensities and passions Man Is the king
Of the earth, Woman his queen.
Woman IL raising the world TO higher
octave whose keynote is love.
After q song, the President explained the
objects aud aims OF tbs Union.
There are 200. 900 members Of the Union
and 1900 societies in this country. Their,
IL State Union in every state in the United
States.
Mrs. Richardson. OF Austin, then address
the audience ON "Woman's Place and Wo
mans Work." Christ commissioned wo-
men before men when he said to the women
go tell the brethren"
Home work il the most important Of all,
aud If had been properly done there would
be no need Of temperance unions.
sons to be earnest, honest American citizens.
II is best to save the children and make
them temperate because it is so hard tc
save the men. About the time you think
you have the men all saved they slide of
and have to be saved over again.
This evening at four O'Clock, the Temper
ance Union work will be continued.
Speaking of Mollie e. Moore and hel
famous poem, we quote another passage
which follows Immediately that which w
copy in another column, but of which w
purpose making another application. Ii
reference to an allusion in the poem, w
need scarcely remind the reader that it re-
fers to the old Spanish cavalier, Ponce dc
Leon, and his search for the Fountain of
Youth in the wilds of Florida. We now
quote:
Isthere, can there be sught 10 all the world
To soothe the sick soul to such perfect rest
As filled Its early dreamsf IL there no fount,
Like that Of old SO inadly sought by LEos,
Where the worn soul may battle and rise renewed
Certainly there is, dear Mollie!-it is
right here in San Marcos, and yoar grea,
mistake was in ever leaving it In proof,
we have only to cite repeated instances
among us, within the past few months Of
swains of years so venerable that in other
less favored climes, they would have deemed
themselves 'for ladies' love unfit, who
have revived their ''early dreams" and
''soothed their sick souls" by entering into
connubial relations with fair and youthful
DANES, thus literally renewing their
youth" And does not the old adage offer
the comforting assurance: "What man has
done, man yet may do?"
Verify, old Ponce de Leon made "the
mistake of his life" in not visiting the San
Marcos, Us did that kindred spirit of high
and bright romance, our gifted poetess, in
leaving it!
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ForsaIe

Nv resfSenee IN San HsnoOS. o0hsisiing o.
two largo lots vifh Improvements Ibe
ubois viii Be sold toesther, OF the lots sfI'-
arNssly. % suit rurchsssrA
Also
a r..ch ns.r w5nbsrisT. ls0 1919. 10 n
.sIf4nfior. good l..d. vi v.tsree- ca
- 49, I c. WOOTIOH,
H.gbo4 -
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Free Press.
aAN MARCOS. rE,cAs-
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THURSDAY. AUG. 30, 1885.
HOMIE NEWS
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
TRAINS PASS San MARCOS Az roLLows;
MAIL. MAIL.
Going South s!t5 A. NJ. and $3.50 p. NJ.
Going North; S'45 A. Nj. and $40 p. Nj.
4 Persons not subscribers who may atty
eany time receive copies OF the FREE
\PRrss, will please understand that theyt
fare sent simply as samples, in the hope
(that the parties addressed may like ~
well enough to favor us with their subscrip
tons
Won can buy a White sewing machine
from w. G. Digger on instalments Of 30 90
per month.
All orr goods are fresh and first-class.
TAYLOR d THOMAS.
Cbautauqua Plaid suits, only $40 so at
w. O. DUooKR's.
Fresh supply of Hectors oatmeal at
TAYLOR & THOMAS.
Cashmere Suits for 81 at Dugger's
diff.
Fresh lot Of choice candies at
TAYLOR & THoMAs'.
New lot Of cooking stoves at HISzrE's.
Large lot of staples jus, in at
BACON 10 cts at MoALLIsTER's.
Another lot or La. sugar Just received at
H. HARDY & Co.'s.
Fresh lot of bacon at Hinzies.
For the best black or green tea, go to
H. HARDY & Co.
WARRANTY DEEDS for sale at the FREE
Press Office.
Full line of crockery iust.aeceived at
III. HARDY Il Co.'s.
Reduced price on La. molasses at
McALLIsTER's.
For a real choice ham, unquostionably the
best, try the Magnolia. II. HARDY & 20.
For Sale,
Lots and 4, in block 4, San Marcos. APP
ply to j. I. CKAsTA1N.
En,. ponf
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II you are needing any kind q Deotal
YORK, cal On DR.. Combs, and you can bsve
done On easy terms for corn- hay, oats
Nhezi ~ caztan-ae-5. - s1y Eiai q stock,
y highest E.zIket prioes- O-5Cs north
ss1s puiilic ssuHrss opposite COurfbcusf
-[as-l5-In-
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Fresh supply of Hector's oatmeal at
TAYLOR q Thomas.
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Mr.. Rankin, State Bible Society agent,
has handed us pamphlet containing sam.
Piles of 242 different languages. Copies OF
the Bible in all these languages were ON ex'
hibition at the New Orleans Exposition.
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Mitchell's old ''red brick corner" has un-
dergone quite transformation by having
been repainted. A fine broad stone pave
ment is in process of construction. which
will add still further to its improved appear
ance.
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Fresh Kraut, onions, potatoes beans, ETC.,
at BLoUgT d Co.'s.
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Fresh groceries arriving daily at
BLoUNT & Co. s.
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Landreth's seeds for fall planting.
RAYNoLDs & DANIEL.
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Jordan Institute. at Lockhart, the new
school of Prof Jordan, we learn has very
promising outlook, and bids fair to surpass
the former efforts of the indefatigable pro-
prletor. A good school is great lever TO-
wards building up town, a fact which
Lockhart should appreciate in the present
instance by giving Jordan Institute liberal
support.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-20

RUBBER Betting ut G. W. Donaldson 4
Co. IS Hardware Store,
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The best way to advertise the Summer
Institute and our town it occurs to us is to
buy numerous copies of the DAILY FREE
PRESS to send abroad.
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For Rent.

Lots and 4, in block 4, San Marcos. APP
ply to j. l. CHAsTAIN.
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AHsa Jurss -rt-sus e ssas rs Psger t.
hsstsszf5-i
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Persons not subscribers who may atty
6any time receive copies of the FREE
\PRrss, will please understand that theyi
fare sent simply as samples, in the hope
\that the parties addressed may like ~
well enough to favor us with their subscrip
tionH.
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Fer Sale,

For real choice ham, unquostionably tn
best, try the Magnolia. Fl. HARDY 20.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-20

Just received, fresh lot of lard, bacon
and hams Mt M. HINzIE's.
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To arrive "a large invoice of hams, lard
and bacon. BLoUNT &c q Co.
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Phntosi Photos q!

Photos Of finest quality at Chapman's
Gallery, North side of Public Square, San
Marcos, Texas.
Photos, Album size, 6 for............Sl 90
Cabinet" 6 ............. 90
&" Panel 6 "............ 3 90
70 Qx1b for framing one for 90
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Nice line of wnter-coolers just received
at NJ. HINzIE's
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Cashmere Suits for 81 ct Dugger's.
diff.
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Reduced price on La. molasses at
MCALLIsTER's.
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o., -..is al sspseiss atts1fist - sur See nsv
HrAEsE ! 81 sttst q cur esitI Ctls TO
KITE Marfniais snt surrcu1cirr isrnss ~ rectife
prunrt aftsotra- - "
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Fresh lot Of choice candies at
-. ~ TAYLOR 4 THOMAS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-18
Not n ere Feeling.

Feeling Is of just a. much use In
religion as steam 10 in an enRine-if 1t
drives the engine IL IL good; but If IT
does not tits not good foe any thing but to
fzz and hiss and buzz. There are some
people who seem TO be like yard en-
gines, that never go anywhe ere, but keep
putting and blowing and kissing, and
running up and down side tracks, doing
nothing, going nowhere. Feeling In
religion Is of no value at all IL 1t does
not propel us toward our final destina-
tion-God. Fine feelings, glorious feel
ings-we all have them after our mea,
sure, but fine feelings, quick responsive
sensibilities-do you not know that
they have been the occasion of the ruin
of some of the greatest geniuses tina,
God ever gave to the human racei
Feeling IL miserably cheap substitute
for duty. 1t takes more than being
happy ON Sunday in church to be re
ligious.
"My friends, religion never stop,
short of holiness. 1t means that, nrsl
and last. Religion does not stop q,
feeling; religion does not stop at tradi
ton, or a. respectability OF at eoclesias
ticism, or at painted windows, or a,
spacious cathedral aisles, or eloquent
preaching, or delicious music; religion
means, always has mean always mus
mean, the actual communion of the
soul with God in righteousness AND
holiness. And that kind of religion
| costs; II takes the best there is in 9
man to be religious in that way"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-18

Stanley suggested, as he toved daintily
with his elegant cane.
But little Barbara was not jnst then
occupied with the work that her ami
able sister deemed 80 salutary.
Nor had the tasks yet been begun,
when, some time later, she slowly
opened the parlOr door and paused
timidly on the threshold.
Grandpa Bryce Is here" she an
nounced. demurely and with peculiar
OF preston, half deprecatory and half
exultant, upon her 10 vely, girlish face.
The interesting trio glanced up TO
behold q handsome gentleman, whose
presence seemed somehow to bewiider
them.
" All, and Mr.. Meredith, too p Hor.
tensia murmured, but with no intent OF
the bospitable.
The gentleman advanced with coldly
Apologize smile.
al am afraid have been an unpar-
donab,e imposter," Le began, with
gu efficient courtesy. "But / happen to
be Leo Meredith Bryce-the individual
whom you have so long regarded AZ q
somewhat Anticipated gfaLdparenJ
Your mistake was quite natural, an you
were unaware that the widow of your
grandfather Lsvue-my late wife-was
scarcely more than child. Her
pleasant correspondence with Miss
Barbara was relegated TO me, as you
are aware; and my little unknown
correspondent became dearer, and still
more dear to me rs time elapsed" he
said, as he drew the blushing Barbara
toward him.
Master Stanley stared and Hortensia
vouchaafed q supercilions attention.
Her sweet messages charmed me No
uuch," Mr.. Bryce continued, that
felt my life incomplete without her liv.
ing and Visible presence. But when
came here began 10 fear that the ven
cradle role with which you had honor
ed me might be a hindrance to the ten.
derer relation [ desired-she might OBJ
ject to a marriage with her grandpa,
fancied, he said, with n merry laugh,
az he bent and kissed her shy, bonny
face.
my dearest Babbie, what delight
full romance you have hidden from us
ALL" Ethelipda commented with sneer
behind her lazy smil'.
But never disclosed my identity
70 her until Just now," Mr.. Bryce said,
with sudden gravity, and turning upon
| satiric rebuke. Until just now l
never imagined that the little lady who
is to be my wife In In sore need Of my
immediate protection. And when
learned the truth, resolved to take heI
straightway toa happier home TO a
home where shall always be pleased
to entertain any and all who have
behaved cUnscientiOusly toward her,
he added significantly.
And NO little Barbara married the i'm
| poBtOr after all.
| am sure ! could never have mar
ried man who had deceived me 30,
Hortensia always spitefully averred.
Alb, we'll really, girls, the old chal
Ia our brother in law, you know, an,
he cannot refuse us a check occasional
| ly," Master Stanley would drawl will
a complacent twirl of his dainty mus
tache.
" If she had any regard for the feel
ings and opinions of others, she woul'
never have married man who is jus
the same as Der own gra' dfather,
Ethelinda complained with her familia
air of injury. - But then he
dread full folly must be endured, sur
pose." she would sigh with pious resie
nation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-18

A UDITtbH'5 s ,LE-BY VIKi UE + A
IA warrant of the Mayor vi the ,ity Of
Wilmington, to me directed, WILDE exposed
to public sale ut 10 o'clock, ID. IN
SATURDAY, FEBRU Try. 18TH, 1885,
At tho Auditors office, no. 81 asst Sixth
street, in the city of lin ngtoI, New Castle
county, State OF Delaware, all that certain
lot or piece of land situate in the city o. Will
mington aforesaid
Bex thinning at a point on the easterly side
of Frank lin street at the distance of 100 fec
northery from tae northerly side of Eighth
thence easter ly and PARALLEL to / nth
street l42 ieet TO the westerly side of a 3-feet
wide alley, thence northerly by said alley
side and parallel with franklin street 40 feet
| to a stake, thence ives erly and PARALLEL with
the first described line and Eighth street 142
feet 10 TIE aforesaid easterly site OF Frank
llinstreet,an thence thereby southerly 4. feet
to the place of be. inning
Seized ami taken In execution rs the pro-
perty of Mary Il butcher ard 10 be 70 d by
| j. HANk BALL, city ud,tof.
| N. B.-Ihe above n4med property Is T. be
| sold to sati fy lien thereon fol- curbing nav
| Ing side walks, &c. febl6 Is
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-18

We are going 10 move to 6z3 Shipley
street, near the corner Of Seventh.
Rather than carry our stock of sewing
machines with US to our new store we
have put them do wn to near cost price.
If you wish sewing machine, now lie
your time to take advantage of low
prices. II your old sewing machine
needs repairing, remember l have had
fifteen years experience at the business,
and being practical machinist feel
confident that can give you satisfac.
ton. l have nearly all makes of ma
chimes on hand. WIN. +. CRossLEy,
the reliable sewing machine agent, 2O2
West Seventh street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-18
Notes from the Century Company

Lieutenant Frederick Schw atka be-
gins in the March 81. Nicholas a series
of illustrated articles describing the
sports and occupations of the Eskimo
boys and girls, under the generi.l title
of The Children of tine Cold" This
number will contain the sc cond Install
ment of e p. Roe's new serial story,
i" Driven Back to E1en," and In the
" Reoollections of the Bpy-page in the
u. s. Senate" a timely account of the
inaugurations of Presidents Grant and
Garfield, with several illustrations, and
the story of the ceremony of the first
inauguration of George Washington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-18
SCROFULA.

A girl In my employ has been cured OF
constitutional scrofLla by the use OF Swifts
Specific. J. q. NJ oDA Ell, 4 Iiatoor a Ga.
q his gentleman IL father OF the Governor
ofGa)
Fanderblts millions could not buy from
mo what wifi Specific has done Tor me.
II cured me Of scrofula of l5 years stand Ing.
M KS. ELIZA BETH BAK Err, Aew0r h, Cha,
TETrER.-After suffering with letter for
eleven years, and having all sorts Of treat.
ment, was relieved entirely by Swifts
Specific l.. LEE, Dawson, Afa-
SN aTOHED FROM THE GRAVEL
was brought to deaths door by comiina-
ton of eczema and erysipelas from which l
had suffered for tar, years. Was treated
ny several physicians with iodide potassium,
which seemed 10 feed the disease. l have
been cured sound and well by the use of
Swift's SPECIFIC. MRS. SARAH Z. IuRNER,
Humboldt, Tenn.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
nee.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8. At
lanta. Ga, or 1859 W. AID street. New York
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YOUNG mEN,-READ THIS.

THE voLrAIo BELT Co., u MARSHALL,
Itch, offer to send their celebrated ELBC>
TRIO VoLTAIo BELT and other ELRorMc AP
pLIANoEs on trial for thirty days, " mon
)youpg or old) afflicted with nervous tebil
ity, oss of vitality and manhood, and all
kindred troubles. Also for rheum stism
neurale ia, paralysis, and many other dis
eases Complete restoration to hea it'll, vigor
and manhood guarap teed No risk is in
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-18
The New Organ.

The new pipe organ built in the
church of the Redeener, S. w. corner
Eighth and Monroe streets, was used last
Sunday for the first time. Prof. Brown
has the work in charge, and it was not
completed last Sunday but only partly
tuned for the occasion. Prof. Brown
proposes to make good job, and when
completed the organ will have more
volume of sound, and the tone perfect
ed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-18
BABY,s LETTER.
By KATE UPsos CLARK.

al wish could wife a letter ~
Said the baby with sigh.
"but the pencil don't 40 wight bit,
'iisn'i any use TO ivy;
But" thouahtfully, Gnow one sing
can make one two fee,
Would at be a letter, mamma
should sink at IL would be-"
81 should think so dear" said mamma,
so lie made u 2 81
You see" he said, al love Aunt Sue,
and / want TO wife to see."
And Aunt ne wrote (the baby's eyes
Giowed with triumphant glee);
''Tbe IA eest letter ever saw
Was the oaDy's 23.'"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-18

NOIICE-lN OONfOkMlTY VITA
IN the provisions Il the act passsd by the
General Assembly Of TIE state of Delaware
on the 14th day Of March, A d.. 1888, no.
tice is hereby given that an appl catisn will
be presented Z the Honorable william g.
Wbiteley, Associate Judge of New Castle
County, on SATURDAY, the 2ls. day Of
February, A. u. 1885, at 10 O'Clock in the
morning, at cha mbers, in the city OF Will
mngtOn, for o charter Of incorporation OF q
company, called THE John lay lor Com
pany, =" to carry on the busines of mapufac-
turing and selling leather and FIR the pur-
chase and sale Of all articles connected there
with, the principal place of business Of said
company TO be at the city of Wilmington
aforesaid. LAWRkNCE Il. JONES,
JAMES A. STIRLING,
f1l-u MARTHA q TAYLOR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-18

A UDITUR'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
n warrant OF the Mayor Of The City of
" iimington, 10 me directed, will be exposed
to puulic sale, at ~ O'Clock, a. m, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2sth, 1885,
At the Auditor otii 80, No. 81 East sixth ST.,
In the city of Wilmington, New Castle County,
State of DE aware, ali that certain lot or uiece
Of land situate In the city OF Wilmington
aforesaid, bounded and described as follows
70 wit
Beginning at the intersection of the south
-rly side of Fr'Slt street with the westerly
SIDE of Harrison street, thence along said side
of Fr mt street westerly 100 feet to stake In
line of land of - :, thence along the
line Of said land southerly and parallel TO
Harris II street 0 feet to the northerly side
of Reed str It M 80 feet wide, the ce along
said side cf Reed street eastrrly and par llcl
Front street 100 feet to the nf rrsaid side IF
Harrison street. AID theme. thereby northerly
10 {. ct to the ulaee of beginning.
| selz and tax Ell in execution AS the proper
ty of Jane Holt, and TO he sold by
j. FRANK Ball. Ctty Auditor.
N. h. The ab We named prOp,rtg Is to be
sold to satisf, II lien thereon for paving side
walks. febl6-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-18

A UDITOR'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
N warrant of the Mayor OF the Ciy oi
Wilmington, t. me direct d, viii ne xpOst
to public sale, at 10 o'clock "A. m, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2sth, 1885,
Al the Auditors OIL g No. sla East Sixth st
In the city OF Whining on, tastl County,
state OF Del .ware, all that certain lot OF land
an three story brick ore h use aud two
81 ry brick stable, one story b lex Office and
SIX % story brick stores theieo erected,
situate In The city Of Wilmington Aforesaid,
bounded and descr, b d as follows, to wit (:
Beginning at the intersec,ion ofthe casterly
side of Iatnali rect with the nortueily side
of Front street, thence by the said size OF1at-
nall street northerlv 257 feet ches, more OF
less, to the souLhcrly side OF second street,
thence ny said side OF Second street easterly SO
f.. I inch % stake N line "f land oil Daniel
McCusker, thence Their, withsoutherly and ar
allel with Tatna,l street l32 feet o Inches to u
stake la Inc 0finnd late of Joseph Springer.
thence Herewith west rly ami parable with
Second street feet 10 "A sta e, thence SUI
with said springcr's ne toutherlv parallel to
Tatnal street l.5 feet inches To the northerly
side of Front street, and thence thervw with
We terly to the place Of beginning.
Seized ami taken in execution as the proper
ty of John A. Harris and Eliza Harris, t. t.,
and to be sol by
j. FRANK B LII, Citg Auditor.
v. B.-The above name property ID be
sold TO satisfy "a lien thereon for paving. fla-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-18
Ash Wednesday Service.

Reformed Episcopal church Of the
Redeemer, s. w. corner Eighth and
NJ onroe streets, Rev. j. l.. Est lin, Rec.
tor. Services to night at 7,45. Ser
mon and service appropriate TO Ash
Wednesday.