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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-13
An Italian scIentists Experiments.

In the deep stiffness if one listens to
family heard sound, like that of the tick
ing of watch, it will be noticed that at
irregular intervals the tones are wholly
inaudible, while at others times they are
distinctly recognized. Sig. Raggi, an
Italian scientist, has ascertained by ex-
periments on different persons that the
intervals of silence usually vary between
seven and twenty-five seconds; while
the periods of sound-perception are be-
tween seven and eleven seconds in dura-
ton, with maximum Of fifteen. He
also found that the variation was not
due to extraneous sounds nor to the
blood circulation or respiration, and con-
cludes that it results from the inability
to keep the attention for long periods at
a sufficient degree of tension for the per-
ception Of faint sounds, or possibly to a
variable physiological receptivity in the
auditory nerves.-Chicago News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-13
Proved by Mathematical Demonstrate

Proved by Mathematical Demonstration.
There is, of course no use disputing the
truth of thing that can be proved by
mathematical demonstration. For in
stance, this proposition advanced by q
professor Of mathematics to his pupils:
ut is evident that il It takes one brick
layer twelve days to erect wall of given
dimensions, twelve bricklayers ought TO
do the work in one day, 2ss in an hour,
II, 2s0 in a. minute, and 1,03G,s0o brick
LAYERS in second. New York Sun.
Genius, unrewarded by applause, first
distrusts and then despises itself.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-13

A Paris parrot lived 1913 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-11
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN FTRsTs
To the Stockholders OF the Wabash, St. Louis
and Pacific Railway Company:

Notice IS hereby given that september - 1ssG
certificates Of stock Of the Wabash Louis and Pacific
Railway Company wiz De received in exchange for certh-
Gates % the Purchasing Committee emitting the holder 10
shares stock rrOrgauzed company. The tine above
mentioned absolutely the latest date which suoh ex
change can be male stock viii De subject the
payment nstanents aud interest thereon from April
10, 1885, and dollar per share penalty.
For the Purchasing Committee.
New-york. Aug. Il, 1855. o. D. AsHLEY, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-11
flats 1no Rooms 60 Get.

flats rro Eooms 60 Get.
An ELEGANT APARTMENT IN the Dali
n HOCsIE absolutely FIR proof 5Jthst fronting zen
ral Park between 9Th and 9Th Apply on the premises
r. III oEs Etfff-aye Corner 1.fst IA tr-uroof build
ing Of AMERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Finest
location IN Tie city.
ELEGANT APARTMENTS in the Berkeley
l. and Grosyenof as Oh Brooklyn Heights Nos III ~
IL Montague four minutes Wall street Ferry ton
rams very moderate rents For choice apply 20 janit1E
TTHE PERCIVAL,
$50 est I2dst. Broadway.
Parlors bedrooms with bath and toilet suitable Tor
acutluInen small families of Adults
Restaurant "A "a table d'lote.
THE RUTLAND,
Broadway. corner J7th-st.
Fre.proof apartment house, al home comforts view OF
Central Park moderate prices steam heat ana tOr ~
class service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-11
Gotels.

Che Curt
DROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
I'D SIX RACES EACH DAY
NEXT RACE DALS-MO&DAI. sept 49, WEDNESDAY,
sept
FIRST RACE O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
PHILIP j. DWYEH, President
L .. MCINTYRE. Secretary.
Track reached from View YORK only by the Culver route
WifehasL trains hourly by Long Island Railroad
trains 20 1920. 1880 20 and nom BROOK
vu Dv the Prospect coney Island Railroad Sthave
ud gOthsL every Is minutes and Long leland Hall
rad FatbusA Depot, trains llZO, y 20. 1890 LOO.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES
ID FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.
Admission. Grand stand Il Field stand 80 cents.
K. ROBINSON, President
JAS MCGOWAN, Secretary.
N0NEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
" AUTUMN MEETING l556.
SATURDAY, SEFTEMBEH II,
AND EVERY Tt ESDAY.
THURSDAY AND sArURDAY TO SEPT. q.
I-ACE5 PROMPTLY AT O'CLOCK.
LEONARD W JEROME. President
7 G.. K LAWRENCE, Secrctary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-11

NEW-YORK. aug. % 1856.
TIVE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
] The Consolidated Electric Light Company mr The cleo
,on ~ thirteen trustees and two Inspectors " cleo
non AT the next annual election, and Tor he transaction VI
av 0thr husiness thar uy before them VII D. held
M the once OF le company Mutual Lie Building ~ Mas
saust, Wednesday, septe H. -eSu a. y oucA
noon. Polls open nom y 10 2. "a. , - 80. e..,.,
her II 1s5d HENRYC DAVIS. Secretary pro ren-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-11
Diul0en6 Notices.
Copartnsrsbip Notires.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in consequence
y 0f the death OF Mr. CHARLES F. WDEEl-HQFFEIL
on MAY 81 l-e6 the Limited Partnership o. MALSi y
IFACklfANN composed OF Charles Allison Walsh oscar
al kIlann aL Rensselaer, H. Bss,ls General and Charles
i Woersh0fr lecelsei and seth Barton French Special
Partners WI 10 accordance with fe Articles ~ toIariner
ship and after Septe Der tt l- icing ionr
aifl. from of the death ~ said Charles T. Woers
hotter Either tle General Partners ~A sign Tie arm
name 10 liquidation.
Dated New York, sept. -th, 1886
WALSH x UACKlIANN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-11

TOR SALE at q sacrifce.-The best equipped
canning sd fatoly IN ne Sni,ec SAIe a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-11
Doaro ann Rooms.

East Side.
% EAST Sunny rooms. with
- board terms reasonable; suitable Tor families
ties references
West Si1a-
IOTH-ST.. - WEST. Large and small
I ~ ro0uls for families and gentlemen; cheerful dining
room with small tables cuisine uneXcelcd; references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-11
West Side
Boac0 an1 Rooms Ddnte1.

NNANTED.-Two large furnished rooms with
W boar FOR three adults and child private house pre-
ferred $50 per must De- below 39t!-
and between th and It'll ayes, references exchanged
Address H. X, Tribune ONCE.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06

- 48AH11M #E&48H|s
Thsss whO lowe jasfics must fssl .
tariff Of pleasure a reading ne news
today a TIE txizmph 81 The cAr-Ariven
and oondncspn Of New Y0rk. IL b a.
most Incredible % think that these
poor 1en we're compelled % tahor A.
teen, stxteen and often seventsea hoars
|cf tho twensy-foar hours 81 the day.
Con the scAnty pitsAnoe Of too deiiArs
while the moneyed ssockholdsrs OF
In luxariously Furnished pArloss sip
ping the ruby wine OF indolence, and
|dawing eight per cent On their invest
0ent& fhs posr slaves Who made
their money for them had to labor ak
team hours. never getting ehAnce
scarcely 70 take . meal with thetr
families, or 70 caress . child. were
driven 20 the necessity Of striking for
their rights, bat they struck In earnest
BY the plan OF orgsnizsd labor, sixteen
thousand men drove their cars inso
various deposs let them stand and
walked quietly AwAy. faere was no
violence. NOS even harsh worda The
cars eli over the city stopped ruznIng
simultaneously, and there was no powe,
70 start them. Had an attemp, been
made 70 run the cars, terrible scenes
uonld no doubt have occurred all ovei
he city. IL was to be Q peaceable
revolution, IL the presidents and own
ers Of the railroads permitted IL TO be
%. The moderation Of the striker,
vas shown in their offer 70 work
tselve hours In the day. Who would
object to that.
The presidents Of the roads wers
wise In recognising the rights OF ths
ssrikers-indeod there Was nothing els
for them 10 do. Labor had asserted
its sway In an organized form and Il
ooaid not be resisted Il IL true thai
there were some individual asts Of Law
lessness for which apologies must be
made, and which should be readily &c
cepted vhen the grievances Of the mer
are taken into consideration Upon thu
whole Ii was . peaceable and SUCCESS
full revelation, which com ports vel
with and rtfiests credit upon orgAniz d
labor. Arbitration in the case hA(
ceased 70 be Of avail, and . strike VA
the last resort. There should hAvl
been no strike. and that there was on
was because the railroad compapie
wodid NOT listen to the reasonable de
nands for justice and humanity.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06

spring: not 50 with the derby.
:. Almost as neat as Knoxs
$6; not quite. S.; rather off
in -style," not off at all in
quality, s..
Derby hats-all here al
last, $2.5o to 81; except
Henry Heath's which are
coming.
Northeass corner.
English, German, French
q n d American tailoring
cloths are ready; business
suits to measure $40 to $45i
dress suits $25 TO 5 go; spring
overcoats $50 to $40.
By the middle MArke. street door.
There has been a lull il
ready-made clothing. Trou
sers and odds and ends o.
winter clothing and "misfit'
made-to measure suits and
odd garments for half have
filed the time since last we
gave you the news. Still
going; but can't afford them
room in our news.
N e W spring overcoats
ready, s. to S33. Light col
ors are more in favor. Let's
mention one: brown-and-
brownish-gray Scotch tweed;
lined with pearl-gray twilled
silk, sleeves with straw; SIS!
English Covert cut; raised
seams and stitched edges
three-eighths wide. A 5:
better coat than we hear o
for SIS.
Boys spring clothing 8
year old is going for whai
itn bring. We don't think
much OF it and mark it &C
cordingly. Some of the
prices we cut in two in tn,
middle. Some not quite s.
bad.
| Let small boys come 10
So and 81 suits for $3.50
land S. for $2.5o. Let BIZ
and little boys come for S!
and So overcoats for $3.50
So overcoats for s., S. ant
: So; and $40 overcoats 70
$3.50.
By the middle Market-street door.
loIIN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut Thirteenth and Mark
streets ard City-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06
WANAMAkKR,B

PHILADELPHIA Saturday. March q Ise.
As soon as you are done
with your furs you can 8 nd
them i1 to be made over new
OR taken care of.
Now, tor furs in wear, is
the time tor making over;
that is, il spring has really
come. You can wait a little
land still not be too late.
Factory busy, but room
for more.
1908 Chestnut
! Plain red Iigh: cloth sl-
lmost entirely covered with
network of hard-twisted
kinky mohair fairly alive
with bobbins lying this way
that way, every way, turning
Isquirming, can't get away
I The mohair kinks and bob
bi-s are light and dark,
brown and navy-blue. The
.Ired underneath is nea y
: out of sight Do You knoa
how a red looks out of sight,
: underneath light b wn
dark-brown or rayy. blue;
$3.50, 5o-inch.
81 A Yankee imitation o
: how it looks, $3.50 AM
!. Iwider, 54,inch. As full c
: wool cu,ls as the other o
lmohair bobbins. Many color
of network of curls eve
: red underneath.
Southwest from the center.
i There are two, at least, re
u markable cloths for tn
: money two that stand apal
\ from the rest-among tn
!. wrap-cloths, boys cloth.
7 meas cloths and other clotl
II One of them tolche; dis
iss family those splendid bur
.. dred English cloths we ha.
: told OF = distantly-$I.a
We shouldn't mel
g ton it BIT for the price.
i,lisn't good enough for nev
'.Iapart from the price. Tt
Of news is in the $I.2s, S.
:; inch.
sr T h e other is Blarnt
he Tweed, $3.50, 6o-inch Til
h too has its news in the pric
ne 1t is pretty enough and goo
at a dollar more We
OF likely. It's the $3.50 and g
Sc inch that gives it present il
MS Is portance.
IL There are hundreds
e. cloths there. Wish we cou
hang them all up 10 look
n. and feel of-hang them |
in the paper!
Right there too are 81
ent boron" velveteens OF twer
&c Icolcrs. Why "Elberor
: Had to have a name we 81
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06

nURIlC SALE THE SUBSCRIBER
Il living ear The r. W. b X Railroad
ulyert, miles east OF Newark, Del, Ee4r
Oslet0 n. all sell. on
Tue DAY, MARCH 9, 1885,
At Il O'Clock, m.
s eAo Of horses ami colts, one gray mare
wiki oAI by 4pOieOn, yearling colt BY
same. ons YeA-s ID. enc ye rs old, g.
one sorrei rse IL hesn OF cattle. A9H
Syt NO yeAr-old steers 3 yearlILgs
Mo- mitch cows, Ii fine young shoa8
100 sock turk ys and chickens.
fARNING tTESs1Ls AND HOUSEHOLD
GooDs :-One good light farm Wagon, lot o
wheels and runEing gear, plous, shovels
corn shelter. goa lump seat carriage, hAr
meas, iorss ami many her things. 49,
acres OF wheat in ground. mon rs credit
J. A. MO- RE
T. J. ScoiI. Auet. u2-5tdAItHs
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06
PhilsasIpah, Ailnisgtsa & Baltimore R,ilnst
JAN. nth. Isse.
trains leave Wilmlngson q iO'liows.

Trains leave Wlmington ~ Elbows:
RhiledslphiA lezPressl, 4 an no, ga
u 4 Ia, SIS, q T. "a "a, III r. >. = y d an
FOR Chester texpressl, Gao. 4 s., 20. $40,
. 81. II 81, IL 81, a. N. II Is, "a 80 aud II
Foi PhiiAdslpAia and liter mediate .ta-
tions. Q 20. 90, 10 % q. n.:9so- 90, : "a. sts
Accommodation %, : 90, 8 %, 10 30 A.n-as.
%, I 20. Sss p. N.
New York, zoo. 7s2. Alo. go,
10 %, II Il o. m; az q, %, 30, ga
a. % 20 and II p. N
FoR West Chester, via LAnokip . "a
rs .. m; z 90 and 90 p. n.
For Newsrk and intermodiat. N-si0n'
Baltimore and intermsdiA STAT 7... ) q
o. NJ; 8 ES o. m. and " on night
Baltimore and Gay Line. 7.4e p. u.
BaltIn ore Ind Wilmington, "a. = -. -
1905 IL Is a m; Ia u, 10 u, e 81 and ~
Trains for Delaware D;v,s,cn leave for:
Rev Castle, s st ;. ~; IL ID. . 70, . 81 Is
ana II " 2. n.
9eorEetown AMI Loves 80 q H.; 20 ant
ssaiOrd and intermediate stations, $40 p
Harrington, Delmar and uA1 stations, = ~
o. m, II IS D. m
Express for Harrington. Q TOP. i
Express for Dover Harrington and Dsln r
1854 n weekdays, and II 70 p. m. ever,
day.
franklin City, IAN,
n Express for Norfolk, 10 Is Q. m. weekdays
and II 90 D. n. daily.
LsAve Phradel 3hiA, Broad street, fo
Wilmir gton (express), IL %, y 50, % "a
70, 10 II. 10 IS, II IS q. IN. III c6 3 OF, 4 o.
o5, o Il, Q 50. IL 10 and II "a IN
| Accommodation, 0 80. 10 Is d N 81. 80
Ia q, o ~, 8 30 80 and II 81 p. N
SUNDAY TRAINS
For PhiladeiphiA (expressl, 2 90, = 81 = 10
7 g, II 81 q. M :, 20 and II p, N.
kn1lAdelphis and intorme. late sgatioEL
10 O. m; II 10 neon, IS. ". 9o3 y. n.
For Chester texpress), IA, II u =. IN 2
. and IL .. m
Accommodation, s 10 u m, Il 10, . Is, ~
, and IT'S p. N.
For New York (expresal, 100, 9G7 als
II I - ii 81 q m; S22, I IL 3. "a.
For West Chester, via LAmasin, slos. N
and - p. m,
Baltimore and WashinG to q, %, 4 "a, o.
10 % ar land T45 . n. BaltimbIs, i 70 night
Leave Philadelphia, Brosd street for VII
minKton (expressl, IL Is, 30, I &c, 10 q. IN.
80, IL 10. and II y p. N.
Ac ommodation, 50, 10 % b. m, %, 10
/ 30, and II - p. IN.
; For further Information pastcngers are r.
ierred 70 the ticket office At n. sEation.
Trains mArzsd thus tflare limited express
| nbSn which extra faro Is CHARGED.
j. e. WOOL.
ell General Passenger Agent
vi OzARLRs Z. PusH GeBeraH kAHaxeT.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06
To be Given Away.

October 33rh, 1886 1 will present
Con NY own acceuat) q handsome or
pan TO the Isrse est purchaser OF Ffenc
Villa Soap ~ 6X cents rar cake C. :
Middleton, Fourth aad King streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06
Lost

DC February 24'h, on Adams street,
bet weet the Children's Homo and
Delaware avenue, . black lace scarf. A
reward will be paid if returned 10 No.
500 West street
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06

ID BLI1 z4LE UY THE ENI1RE
'eG 4 Toe furniture Etore a. 1897
f. sf- ys; seen UeiAHare and Penn
= fa- s4tauss, IN
Ihzg-DAY, MAROH IL, lsse,
az "a o'e'oek, .. IN,
Co.'s s.sHa III p4riar suit, walnut chamber
t4tt IN s1it s cottage suits. marble top
-.4las rail- fs-E. DnrsA1s- be- stead, sands,
va - sz4s aud SindsJF chairs, rOeklnH
chat t1an.,ss. TED fprtngi, tables insratu
e. 81 III efsa. curtains. md many other
zF1le .ss 20 1uusS9us - MENTION
! lac st-ege goJIs ere new. and will posi-
u7eiy se md. q. ". GREGG, Agt.
leo. Drake, Auc1oneer. nt3t
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06
On SATURDAY, MARoH 18th. 1851.
at 10 O'Clock .. m, sharp,

DuBLlC SALE-rHE SU BSCRIBER,
intending 70 reIiDquish farming, Will
sell At public sale, or The Marsh road, one
halls mile from hAnby's Corner, on
Monday. MARCH {. 1854
AT o'clock, p. m,
good work or driving horEes, 9 head GcH@
4 gscd dairy COWS.
N X wagon bus gy. dearborn moving
B aehioes, hay BED, l srain drill. horse
rake pioNs, ! twin harrow, 2 cultivators,
double and single trees, set Of stage hAr.
ness, set OF lead arness, ! set Of heavy
hArbes 2 sets cart harness, iot Of collars
a { bridlei. gladstone, COW chats. log
chains. half uushei measure. feed chest ]
milk Dox, ladder, lot Of milk churns, lot oil
iorFs, o. Z grin has, lot Of barrels, and
bout 9 scFst u wheat In the ground.
Terms made EnoSn on day GfsAle.
JAMES LEACH
George JAG BE-, Aue ioneer. ms It
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06

for twenty-five cents below
our neighbore, can 1t? 81. I
No<shwsss from ne osatsr.
Satin Berber is drap d etc,
or rather would be ifmade of
fine wool and all-wocl and
French; but, not being
French or all-wool or very
fine wool. and being made
in a Yankee mill, it is Satin
Berber.
However it goes like the
wind in the early half of the
week at a quarter dollar a
yard, which isn't at all sur
prising. The surprising part
is the 25c, not the going.
A great many colors and
black; looks twice as good
as it is; and it is a good deal
better than 2sc, as every
body knows.
Southeast from the csnter.
Fourteen-thousand yards
of those black-and-white-
check ginghams on Thursday
NOT so many yesterday.
One OF the checks gave out.
That ought to scare the
other ten, thousand women
who mean to have 2sc-tor-
Ioc dresses off those checks
- one would think that
ought to scare them into
buying faster. 1t will to-day;
but it didn't yesterday.
As likely as not that other
check will be there to-day.
We don't believe it's really
gone; can't tell; it may be
gone.
/ II you haven't been read
Ting our news this week you
wonder what we're talking
about. Black and white
checks, fine ginghams; eighty
threads to the inch, Ioc d
yard-colors, no finer, nc
better in any respect, 25c
and that isn't dear; not at all
North vest from the center.
Crazy cotton prints-thai
what the label calls EN-
crazy-half-way between 6
mummy and lace-the kinky
threads are woven in Norris
town probably-crazy any
how; no rhyme or reason ir
them. And then they ar,
printed as il they were pretty
ISc.
Northw west from the center.
Linen lawns 12k to zoe
qualities S to Ioc more. W.
don't believe you wan. then
much. That's why we sci
EN- so. They're just a
pretty and cool as eve
though By and by in thu
nineties you'll wish you ha,
, EN-: but don't be pruden
and buy EN-, because the
are cheap. Mrs. Grund
may not approve of line
, lawns this summer-that i:
not till she gets a touch
{ the ninetits.
South West fro n the center.
+ Guyot' S suspenders aga
8 ought not to be on
: ofthem ever-35c tor men
= 3oc for boys; cross bacI
extra long and with drawer
suspenders soc.
Seems like a little bit OF a
. item Of news, 1t isn't. Ma
;, said yesterday "PIl take fly
a pairs now while | can g
EN-" Out of fifty differel
:, , makes we sell more
:. Guyot's than anybody else
Mex. comes Cantab, Welc
. Margetson & Co.'S, sI.2
not pretty a bit, only eo'
D plain English; elastic ov
+. the shoulder. BY the VI
"a they say the rubber is wou'
with silk inside the web
I the Cantab; never gives OIL
the silk preserves it. Dc
knouy. Yever emf II 1Don
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06
Asbury M L Society,

There will be short program At the
Asbnry n. 1. Society this evening, after
which the election Of OH GERS for the
ensuing term will take plaza A fall
attendance of members IL desired.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06
DUBLIC SALE
III -op-
wEsTERs PENNSYLVANIA HORSES
VIII be told At publ. sale, on
TAI ESDAY MAhCH liTH 1884

VIII be toli At publie sale, on
THUESDAY, MARCH nth, lsss,
At one o'clock, p. m,
A. the livery aud sale stables Of John T.
hAnnu a, n t.1gemOnt avenue, between
Fouth NJ WIN streets, Chester, Pa, 20
head carefully selected horses. ~
p sss 'oi rs h.Vc oeen personally 49K
-electsd Ter this m srket. and mus be a. rep.
e sn'e On the dA5 o. sale. This stock Will
ns - 'hs 3rore sts sies, for Inspection and
u - Two DAY. sfDrs the sale. Catalogues
ssuef -zys before sale. NO postponemeni
1E Ao-t-zE = weather. Term. O. dAyI
r-g1i.. - 5JtbkY l. BALDWIN.
W. H1.f2n kusi neer. me-
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06

horses An0 maiet. - toneNb-
| & & & &
Ne: !. Cray nsrss. ave ysars sid' COED
Ne = Ray hcyss. . years old, coed
worker. weighs ,9tg peandG.
No J. Black hOrss . years old, good
vorksr and driver, weighs Loco pounds.
worker. weighs 100 pounds-
style, good worker and driver. weighs 1.2sC
No :. Bay mare, ysAn old, good
NO. oray hOrss. syssrs old. good work
NO $. Gray borss. . years old, good
No. . Gray horse. years old, good
driver.
NO 10. Good coach or family horse. !
-. Il; oosd coach or driving hOrrs.
no. Il. sorrei horse. years old, good
No is. brown mare, years old, good
driver.
No. IL. Bay horse, years old. good
No. Is. BLACK hOrss, 8 years old, COED
| worker
No. is. Brown horse. : years old, good
No. il. s0rrsi mare. years old, COED
driver.
No. IS. Brown horss. . good worker.
Nos 10 and 20. A pair VI bay coach horfes
so.. II 'ia and I. Two psirs Of mules, nv,
All the horses warranted to Be 90 repre-
sented.
TEKMs-A credit Of % days on purchaser
dorbeT w. q. MARTIN.
L. W. stidhsm n Son. Ancts DI-dbt-vz
Daily Republican., 1886-03-06
TNRUsrKE's PUBLIC SALE
Or
Point Lookout Farm,
ON WEDNESDAY, MARoH 10th, isss
AZ N N m

|oN WEDNESDAY,, MARoH 10th, lsse.
at aso p. m
By virtue Of an order Of the Orpharst,ou
of Chester County. in the State Of Pennsyl
vAnia, and OF New Castle county, In the
State Of Delaware. will De exposed 70 pub
Wilming son. Delaware. all that fArna and
premises situA cd partly in Chester Ocunty
In the state Of Penusylyanh, and partly in
New CastIe County Delaware, (the bniidinzs
acrs roods and Oerches. said farm lei
10 situated nssr smiths fridge, On the line
OF the W. n N. n. r., about ~ miles fire. q
Chs5d's Ford, Aoout miles from Whining.
alton at the house for the Aooomn oda alton
OF the farm, and six trains stop daily;
also switch belonging TO the said farm.
The buildings and fencing are all in sood
order, and large stone house with Is good
| rooms, beauu al lawn surrounding the
house, splsndid fruit and shade trees n large
double decker barn with stabling for 10 head
Of stock. an elegant yard for cattle, partly
Furrouuded with goo1 shedding, carriage
hou e spring hoais, COW sheds, convenient
ioF 81 head OF COWS, good corn crib. Ice house.
all In good order. aud the land in . high
| state Of cultivation Each field 10 supplied
with never-failing stream Of pure wafer,
an the house add barn are tupplisd ~
water from . never failing spring, aud BY
its own Kfavitation; . nne choice fruit or
IehArd Of apples and pears. Is acres Of usod.
land with many nne Oh estnut treer. Point
Lookout wouI be q beautiful spot or coun.
try home, and IL l0cAted on the woodland
part OF ihis f1rm, and is qune . resort for
pleasure pArttef. Tue view therefrom can
not we'll b. exeeIled. for IL commands the
beautiful BrAt DIVINE river and many miles
OF the surrounding country.
| Parties wishing % view THIS farm viii
lcsu upon the trustesa At all Market street
or ~ the Tenant on the farm. Sale post
tive 10 elOks cut The estate Terms made
known by the trutto's on the day OF sAleol
GEORGE ". 9ooULEY, Trustee.
1 L.W. Stidham h Son, Aucs. mead
IDUBLlC SALE OF FIRSr CLAS:
III harness-WlIl be 80 ID at public sale .
~. A. Corners barnes manafActory, No.
East Foarth ttreei, ington, Del on
j ON SATURDAY, MARCH 18th. 1881.
at 10 O'Clock q. m, sharp,
Isixty-hVe sets oinrEt-elAss single doubl
hAraes, consisting u solid rusber, imitatis
rubber ana n.cEe,. Five sets Of nickel an
Ibrass express harness, six sets of st.ge o
farm hsrLess. lot Of tap robes, blanket
ness are all Of sur own make and are 1rI
clsss In every particular. Als0 will sell
: of seem baud double and sinsle ha
Iness. The above sale III Jake place IN tn
arge WAreToSm on TIE second door; god
will be on exhibition from now until day I
sale.
a credit of ninety days will be given on .
SINS Of 80 aud upwards. by gtyinEA bank
BILE meta with an approved sndorser.
IA CONNIE
L.w. sudham h Son, Aucrs. ms-etdlt
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Daily Republican., 1886-03-06

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