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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
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Commissioner.

We he uudepigned Banks and Banker, will nav
all Prizes drawn IN The Louisiaps state Iottcriss
which may be presented At our oounIen.
j. II. OGLEsBY, Pres. Louisiana Nat'l Rank.
j. w. klLBRErH, Pres. state National sanh.
a. BALD WIN, Prez. Ner Orleans Natl Rsnt
Incorporated La 1855 TOR IS years By the Lerixls
ture tor Educational and Charitable purposas-vith
: capital Of 81 ,e03, 0O3-to which resarya fupd al
over $50, 90 has slnoo been added.
By an Overwhelming popular vote its franchise
yrs made part Of the present State Constitutes
adopted Deconiher ID, A. d. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted On and sndorseS b,
the people oil any StBts-
il never scales or postponea
Its Grand Siagle Number Drawings tsfe
p see monthly, and the Extraordinary Drawing,
regularly every three months instead o! semi An.
nually q, heretofore, beginning March, 1855.
4 splendid opportunity 70 win fortune. Fifth
Grand Drawing, Ga. 4. In tho Academy Of Mus,,
New Orleans, Tuesday, May II, 1856
I92d Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL Price, s75,0O0.
10000 Tickets st Five Dollars Each. Fractions,
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CAPITAL Price, s75,oO0.

AOf EtAs, tniounhlnE
Application for rata 10 club should Be made onl,
TO the once Of Tia Company In New Orlaans.
For furtbeI information vtie clearly, giving iul.
address. POSTAL NOTES, Expires Money Or
ders OF New York Exchange In ordinary Letter,
Currency Dy express (st or "Trsnsai sdiS~>-~d
M, 4. DAUPAIH,
ass Orleans. La,
or ID. 4. DAUPAIN,
Washington, d. @
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

b, z. q g. hallroRos
leave BellAire 81 SIS q. u. tor MOodsnsid and
Summarized.
Lave BsllAIrs At 2:SO p. n. for Summarized and
kAn@Ville,
Arrive a RaIlatre, 1910 = n. ard 5:25 "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
WISHING AND PIT1sBuKaH DIyInoa

WISHING AND PIT1sBURaH DIyIsua
'u and After December "a, 1850, passenger uaias
will run - follows, Wheeling NET
pnPAx1uyAk
For Piitsbarsa-S:0 O. IN, daily; 6:25 p M,
iaily; los p. m. and 7SS g. ia, daily sxocpS sea.
day.
ARuyA,A
From Pitssonrth-e Is n. daily; II 10 O. m. ar
$40 ~. daily -IrePt Sunday; Id Is p n, daily.
From washing,on--7:?e . n, daily slospt Bun.
day; lo:4 p. m, daily.
h. DuEHAh, General Manager.
IT. LANE. Trsveiirg Agent WhssltnF.
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PIttsburg.
WOOL.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, April II.
The market is very quiet all around.
The prices are as follows: Fine fleece,
washed 26M2Sc; fine fleece, unwsshed,
one.thisd off; coarse fleece, washed, y
@28c; coarse fleece, unwashed, l79l9c;
medium, washed, Is @2Ic; medium, uu'
washed one third of; tub washed 22@2se
according to grade. Demand Tor all
Grade heecPs is slower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

Cambridge Accommodation leaves wheeliu, At
a1:S5 N. BellAlre Sis q m Returning arrive,
"hSelins ats tOp. N. daily except sunday.
lO:0 p. n. irain through 70 uucinnar vitkou,
easnse, with sleeper through 10 Cincinnati
1AneEilie Accommodation .saves whss,lips NJ
day.
AeundIvtDs Aocounodauar lsysa whssdns n
KS A T. and arrives - neunasvtlls q II rs p H.,
daily except Sunday.
Manninston AeoS,a no&s,iop lcAvs O. t.oC .. ..
Through coSch hon HheslinS 10 Cincinnau daily
on No. leaving Wheeling at s:2S Az, ARRIVING ii
Cincinnati u 6: 30 r.M.
y. o. sleeping ou On eli tnrouSN katnA
Closo connection RAfs Tor Ill POINTS south sal
sathvest, North and Eorthvst making tAis =.
s.rAole rouss Tor solonish and psrons moving 10 ne
great west, and 70 vhsan psrt5sula, sstNarsa 3
given.
Tickets 10 al prineipal points On sAls q S>psS
Shopping car sssonns4ations can b secured q rs.
PAL rIetd ofnos.
T.C bURKk
Ticket Agent h 4 q. DspSA
J0ES BAlLfE,
Ticket Agent, under MeL1rs HocsA
JOHN 7. LANE, 1nv. PAaseneer Aren't
C. X. LORD, Gen. PHsA AscaL
1T. DEvRIEs General Agent, whssliAs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

Ladies

DO you want q pure, bloom
.ng Complexion! Ii so, a
w applications of Eagan'.
.AGN0LIA BALM will graf
IS sou to your hearts con-
mt. 1t does away with Sal
;awneSS, RedneSS, PfmpieS,
TlOtcheS, and all diseases anti
imperfeetiOnS of the skin. Ii
ayercOmeSthe flushed appear
arce of heat, fatigue and eX-
itement. 1t makes q lady Oh
THIRTY appear but TWEA-
"; and so natural, gradual,
AID perfect are its effects
mat it is impossible to detect
is application.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

al tfAiin aAng sAs~fs. o2nosy.
Inias lsaving ByiJgsrqst n i:i7 o. %. usS7 MY
tue arrive Of Ckiasgs 81 Gao ;olIcyipz sseIpins
I1ias leave I.s.ssane for xhss,lsf u : Ies .. D..
r. A. FORD,
Geo. Ps,s: sad nctst Agent, Pitskws. ~.
as.~rl Nmsrv, p,rssa. p.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

passenger trains oAliI ulslldlns SUNDAY, Assps>
W. ROBINSON,
Central Freight and PA,ssagsr AssaL
]. q. TOMLfS sOs,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling. ". Va.
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
toYKRArIsa)
CLEVELAND 4 PTTTsBUrs Rk
~ 10 NOVEMBER 10. issTr.n,rn stsrdsrd
Time.
RAT AsD pos- d TO rTT1THI ~ AsD oLsylIAsL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

OHIO RIVER RAllRpAD.
,y,ixk TABLE,, ouKRsCrgD ~ DEC. u. tss,.
1 Trains leave run-Hsndls Staten. loot Of EisS.
snth street, near public landing, % folovs- Csp.
trsl standard i1pse-vhish u " mir utss sovsS
lhsr Whaa'tr- rws
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

Wheeling.
Ginseng from sl75 to 81 90, according
to sizs Of root
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MHEEulNG AND ELM GROVE r.. Ii

ON AND After NAY ), 1855, TRAINe
will run rs follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

CIxcNSLrl, O., April s0.-Hogs-
Quiet and unchanged; receipts 4S5 head;
shipments sol head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
CAPITAL PRIZE, s15,00o.
Tickets Only IS. shares I'm Pro.
portion.
Louisiana Stats Lottery Company

I'VE 10 hereby esrttfy thai Ne supervise the an
rsngeme1t for al the Monthly ana Qu.rteri,
Drawings Of the Louistana State Lottery Oompsny
and In person manage and coutrol tie drsrins,
themselves, and that the anna are conducted vtti
honazy, fairness, aid II soci tith tcvart al rsr.
nes aad We authorize the com sny 70 u.e thI, C.,
thcste. VIII i.ostrtleS al or isxrstgres sttaehed
IN In adyerkissmentxn
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/ USPAEH AniIs.
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TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEEL
| i ing.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24
At Chehter Heights.

CHESTER HEIGHTS, July 23.--Presiding
Elder Swindells announced to-day that
he had never presided at a camp-meetlng
where there were as many workers among
the ministers as there are at Chester
Heights this season. The number Of
visitors had not been as large so far as
they anticipated, but the meetings had been
successful, the people were In earnest,
and on Sunday, when the hosts came
here from miles around, he hoped that
Gods people would work as they never
labored before, and that d harvest OF
souls would be the result.
The services to day began with a meet
ing in the Delaware County tent. At
, $50 a. In. there was special song service
at the main stand, at which large num-
Der ofthe young people gathered together.
The sermon of the morning
was by the Rev. A. l.. Urban,
Of Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church,
Philadelphia. Presiding Elder 5windells
followed In short exhorta'ion, and the
invitation to come to the altar was ac-
,cepted by half a dozen young people.
The children's meeting at 100 was In
charge OF Rev. G. f. Adamson, assisted
by Rev. NJ. Debow. Addresses were also
made by Revs. G.. W. Rakestraw, f. G..
CoXsom and 3. Pancoast.
The main discourse of the afternoon
was given by the Rev. T. 8. Stevens, pas
tor of Madison Street Methodist Episco
pal Church Chester. The young peoples
meeting at Up. m. was in charge Of Rev
q. NJ. Brodhead, and at the same hour u
twilight meeting was held in the Della
ware County tent. The sermon of the
evening was by Rev. $. w. Smith, Of
Fernwood, followed by the usual revival
service in front OF the main stand
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24

Dota.

Presiding Elder Hill will preach In
the Newark NJ. L. Church to morrow.
The Rev. Mr.. Taylor will occupy the
pulpit Of the Pres byterian Church at
New Castle to. morrow.
The Nameless Base Ball Club, of New
Castle, defeated the Middletown Club,
on Thursday, by score OF Il too.
A suitable reward will be paid for
the recovery of lost rings at Baynard's,
Fifth and Market streets.
Arthur Sullivan. who resides at No. Ala
LON bard St, Il suffering from rheuma-
tism, not being able to leave his room.
The axle of a cart gave way this
! morning at the corner Of Fourth and
Shipley streets, making a job for the
blacksmi tbs
Mrs. George 4. David, of New Castle,
having sold out her ice cream establish
ment TO Harry l.. Mckee, will re-
move to Massachusetts.
The Delaware Iron Works at New
Castle, are re aiming night and day, Civ
ing employment to a large number of
hands.
Henry B. Duncan and Benjamin #.
Duncan have been granted lie ters of al.
III tu labEH itu Du Inc botaLt u
Duncan, ate Of this city.
The Wilmington Produce Protective
Association are terribly down on Clerk
.ot the Market Smeitz, for not doing his
duty according to their notions.
The driving horse Of David Corn.
brooks, who owns the Graves farm, at
Brandywine SPRINGS, Is sun iring from
an attack Of lung fever.
.. r. Hawkins y Son advertises for
sale thirty good building lots on the
easterly side Of Onion street, between
Sixth and Eighth streets.
The annual meeting of franklin
Loan Association will 0e held at the
office Of the secretary, No IL Market
eireet, next Monday evening,
a good cook, who wishes to 20 to
Cape May Point, may secure q situation
in pleasant cottage by calling at No.
1902 French slreet.
Jonathan Zsblay, who resides near
LeClalre, Scott County, Iowa, ID visit
ing our city and shaking hands with
OLD aequsiutauceg He ia verging on
towards f2Ir score, bat still looks bale
and hearty.
Kareer, No.ll37 Walnut street, is en-
RaReu IN copying pictures IN Crayon,
India ink, etc, aud Is deserving OF en-
couragemeut, Persons wishing any
thing of the kind would DO well 10 give
him a call.
Joshua Emmett has reformed and at
tends TO mending shoes IL little shop
Ia Spring alley, and also collects and
sells mint 10 different parties in our
Icity. He IS doing well and looks ike
another man.
MI Beesou, Of the arm of Pierce &
Beeson, in hurryiug TO eaten a train OF
cars day or two ago, received fall,
; when one Of his legs was cut 70 badly
as 10 MAKE waking unpleasant and
rather painful.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24
THIRD EDITION.


In the U. S. Senate on Friday, Mr.. Ed
munds offered resolution, which went
over until to day, instructing the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations to inquire in
to the rights OF American fishing and
merchant vessels within the North Ameri
can possessions of the Queen of Great
Britain, and whether any rights of such
vessels have been violated and, ii so, to
what extent; to report the circumstances
and whether any and what steps are
necess airy to be taken by Congress to pro
tect and vindlCate the rights of American
citizens in the premises, with power to
seud for persons and papers. The Payne
case was resumed, and the resolutions OF
the majority, that there should be no fur
Their Investigation, was agreed to. Fifteen
Republicans voted with the Democrats
for tho majority resolutions. The Sun.
dry Civil bill was considered, its consid-
Grafton being continued in evening session
In the House Mr. Morrison. from the
Committee on Rules, reported resolu.
ton ordering u session iorto night for thu
consideration OF public building bills
Mr.. Henley, of California, moved to re-
commit the resolution, with Instruction.
to the Committee on Rules 10 report il
back so amended as TO provide that tn,
eVeDil ,siol Shall lie Tor the cUnsdera
tion Of forfeiture bills. The motion wa,
agreed 10 The House then went int,
Committee of the Whole, and all tn,
revenue measures on the calendar IN ad.
vance OF the Oleomargarine bill were pass
ed over. When the Oleomargarine bill wa
reached, Mr.. Hatch said that, though tn,
bill had been reported back win tn
recommendation that the Senate amend
ments be non concurred in, III view 0
kilograms and letters which had been ,e
ceiyed by the committee during the pas
twenty four hours, he had been iustructe,
to concur in all the amendments. Ate
some debate, the bill as amended by tn
Senate was reported TO the House an,
concurred in. 1t now goes TO the Presi
dent A conference report on the Navl
Appropriate II bill was agreed to Al
evening session was held Tor the conslIcra
ton of pension hills.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24
Tears and Flowers For Grant

New YORK july % One yea. ago
to day Genera Grant died. AS it was
The first Anniversary Of that sad event
it was observed by many Of the late
Generals friends, the Grand Army OF
the Republic and the L. S. Grant Post.
At the tomb in Riverside Park there
were many visitors during the day.
Early in the morning committee OF
che y, s, Grant Post decorated the coffin
With handsome wreaths, graceful palm,
and sweet-scented flowers. AT the head
OF the cssket was placed a beautiful
design Of an anchor in white roses. Il
was two feet in height, al d around i
were artisticaly grouped hunches o
flowers.
Later in the afternoon handsome
floral tributes from Mrs L. 8 Gran
ard some from the Rev. DR.. Newman
were placed on the casket Golone
Fred Grant stood by hts fathers cofliI
q short time with uncovered head and
plucking twig of ivy that grew nea
by, went away. While ne was presen
the crowd stood By with uncovered
heads. AT II o'clock the grating wa
closed
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24

The employees of the Isabella Furnace,
at Pittsburg, held a meeting Yesterday
morning and resolved 10 demand an adj
vance in wages but deferred final action
until next "Wednesday. This movement
is to be entered upon by all the blast fur
mace men in this district and it is thought
at least Is per cent OF an advance will be
asked
1t is said that tie various packing firms
at the Chicago stock yards have formed
an alliance to return to the teu-hour
system August LIST II the men refuse 10
work on the old system IL is asserted that
the houses will close and remain closed
until the men submit.
1t is announced that the Western Fur
niture Manufacturers Association has
decided that prices should be advanced
not less than five per cent, and has taken
steps to have the increase take effect
January LIST 1851
The Para Rubber Shoe Company will
close its factory at South BIRMINGHAM
Massachusetts, o. the 3lst inst. for al
indefinite period Extensive repairs apt
additions are to be made to the works
The company empluys Too men.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24
Ferso


Dr. r. Il Jones and family will be
guests at the Wellington house, Cape
May, for two weeks.
Miss Ella Morelard went to Bow ers'
Beach on Thursday to spend some
weeks with friends from Dover.
John P. Donahoe and family of this
city are registered at the Atlantic Hotel,
Ocean City.
DR.. W. L. Wilmer, dentist, of this
city, has rem owed 10 Philadelphia, aud
located at No. 500 North Sixth street.
George H. Middleton will return to-
day from his trip TO Quebec, Toronto
Montreal and Niagara Falls.
Charles G. Bye, who has been on
two weeks bicycle tour through Penn
sylvania will reach home to-day,
j. j. Taggart, E:q and wife have
returned to their home in New Castle
from their wedding tour TO the Deia.
ware Water Gap.
Dr. Samuel W. Murphy and a mum
Der of the pupils of Rugby Acad en-
have a tent az Ocean Grove, and are en-
jOying themselves greatly.
Mary Hall of E,kton, who il the gnes
OF sadie Lewis, will leave with the latter
to day for trip TO New York, in com
pauy with an uncle OF Miss Hall.
Fritz Schaefer, principal of the Ger.
man American school, will be given q
benefit OF Monday, August ,, ut Excel
slGr Park.
j. Ernest Smith suu Austin Harring-
ton, Esqs Holbtein Harvey and ElS
l. Candy anu family went 20 Cape Max
Yesterday.
sPatrick Hayes, foreman of the labor
70 ,mployed III the yard attached rc
The p, ", * 3 railroad machine sboD
opposite the p, W, & B. passenger sta.
zen. went to New York yesterday after.
AEON to take passage for Ireland,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24
-
ConilscAtIne Short Mnnsures.

CLERK of TIE Market Sme,tz came
swu1ping down the King stree curb
market this morning armed with a
couple of O.0cse, OF wood with handles
10 them thai made them look like potato
mash efs They were, however, tests
tor quart ane pint measures Any quart
MEASURE shat would not clip easily over
the quart block. OF any piut measure
-has would nlc sip easily over the pint
block were confscated by ths clerk.
He has now some II 20 ~ measures
which be has already couEscated.
a pint measure that he took from a
dealer this morning was so despicably
small that everybody who saw it burst
out laughing at the idea of anybody hav.
| ing cheek enough 10 attempt TO use it in
market, and indeed sympathy for the
persons cheated by this measure was
considerably lassenei by the thought
hat anybody who could not see that
suCh measure was TOO small, deserved
10 be cheated.
a considerable tatter Of excitement
70 owed Mr.. Smeltz wherever he went
,and scooped in the short measures.
At Third aud King streets he pounced
upon the quart measure of the Italian
who has the cellar under Parry's tin
store. His potato masher' wolldn t
so into il 10 way he couid Ii II. HI
| measured the half peck measure with
better success, stamped it and passed
on with the quart measure. His move,
ments were noticed by number OF
vendors on the other eide OF X ing street
AID as Mr.. SmGltZ was about 10 cross
over some short measures suddenly dis
jappeared into boxes, or under some con
yenient cover.
For some time past some of thes,
! hucksters have been cheating the PEG
/ Pile before their own eyes, aud Mr.
Smeltz was determined TO PIT stop tc
II Some of them have gooc honest
measures, amongst whom ore Mr.
Mess!cs at the corner outside and Mrs
Mousley inside.
Some three SINNERS and Illegal sell
ers On KING street thought it would b,
I n ore safe for them to be absent from
their stalls this morning, Clerk Smelt.
having notified them IN such man
ner tina. they thought he might be il
learnest Those who attended market
~ purchase were particularly please,
with the vigilance CT Mr.. Smeltz, an,
they all concluded that the right mai
vas in the right place,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24

The body Of youug Almond, who was
drowned last Sunday night, had not
been found UP to noon to-day, and II IS
stated that II reward OF $500 is offered
for its recovery. An Cd sailor, in speak
Ing Of the matter yesferdav, said that II
was his opinion that It had been
carried down the river by the tide, and
is now concealed in tho reeds along the
shore. There have been several rumors
OF its being found, aud last evening IL
was positively stated that il had been
recovered, but an investigation proved
the falsity Of tho report.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24

see pamphlet accompany INK med cine
Tor tu.l directions Tor using and uA5 strict
attention. an use from IS 10 ~ drO.s Qr
haif a tealooniui at a dose for o. grown per-
So 4. diluted In water, when usei internally.
Never reduce for external use. Use Freely
externally llo not bind up with q cloth.
satUIGie1, as that will raise blister when
bound up II used properly this medicine Is
guaranteed to give fail satisfaction.
Dose tor Hcrses Internally from ore o. two
tablespooutuls in bucEet Of water. Wnca
thirsty they will drink It down without stop
pin to taste the medicine. In case OF Ole
OF utstemper It must be given IN pin. Of
milE-warm water, dreAcAing u. o. q long
neckad bottle.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24
PIERCE COLLEGE or PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
THOMAS MAY PElH.F,ak, Principal and Founder

Items Of Interest To- the thoughtiul:
u The Location IL. the unest building
in Philadelphia; an elevator, steam heat.
special ventilatOrs, wdrIrobes lavatories
and electric lights.
t2) The Course and Methods Of Instruc-
tiOn.-Ihe personal experience % the pro-
fes 'Ore, and the technical knowledge gath
cred b. the Principal rs d court expert.
% The success Achieved. EiRht hul-
dteh and seYcnty.niEe $50 students last
year.
Business Men, Merchants and Farmers
who haYe mad doubta as TO whether a prac-
tical business education could he obtained
outside OF the cOuntiug.roOm have been sur
prised at the thoroughly practical manner
In which their sons ard daughters have
been qualified Tor busiIees engagements az
Peirce COllese of Business, Record
Butiuing, Phila and are now sIGorg its
warme7t irierds. TIIsEE MONTHS,
FOR DOLLARS. send for circular and
cymneuc deut prVc3edimKs.
hLV. John HI-UMP5UE, JEAN,
ly23 eUi,t.g.-3lW
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24

Judge sharploy pfS $,.n co Snt y
only case that 1nn TWsIittish, n
C was led' Win VI IN d1a9Rs1nSss,' let a
cnsed begged hard - Of lea1ii|
6 made 8. %sa 2 1 R5S@i'i5a 5 ' ,ls
n many such promis.s.' g a seat.,ss']
pay 81 and oosts, v y p' least a n'p'|
beipg out of town az i,'o
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24
WILSON'S
UNDERTAKING ROOMS, no. Sls KING STREET
rKLEPHOEn SIGNAL, los,
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
ia. WILSON,
SpSasl Funeral Director

LNN LCUTUkS' SALE OF REAL BS-
AZ TATE by authority OF the last will
estsment OF George Boulder, deceased, the
ndersiVnet will offer at public gale. at the
tel at KirxWJoi station, On the delaware
abroad
ON SATURDAY.
THE TIN DAY OF Angus 1883,
al IL o'clock m,
Al the real estate Of George Bould On, de-
ceased, not otherwise disposed OF, being y
tract Of 605 acres Of valuable land, located
about miles south Of Glasgow, In Pen.
c4der Hundred, New Castle County, Del,
divided alto farms. viz
No. l.-KnoWn as the "Fra7e- Farm y con-
t1luinR 40 acres, wtthuu. buildings, all
all arabic. bounded 10y two public roads
lands Of Dr. James Weary, Mrs. Hannah
Barr and Others
No. 2-lhe Home Farm, containing 2o6
acres, ls5 acres arabic and 50 acres wood
land, principally white OAK and chestnuD
with large brick dwelling and all necessary
eutbuildinSs, dl0inlEg No l and bounded
oy lands Of Edward Jones, *. Is. Chambers
and others.
No. 3.-The New House Farm contain.
ing 2T9 acres 1871 acres arabic and S. acres
woodland principally white oak and ches :
NUT with large frame cwelli Y and all ne
ceSary outbuildings, adjoining No. 2, and
bounded by lands u heri Of Wesley Alrich
and Others.
These farms are well worth the attention
.oi those seeking either homes or invest.
ments, having been occapied by the late
owner for many years They are well fitted
up and In txcellcnt order They have con-
Venlent EeJllpgs, good fences and out
buildings. variety Of traits shade trees. etc
They are located ia thrifty neighbnrhOods,
convenient 10 markets, sen OILS and chutc hes,
and must be sold u settle the estate
Plots will be s1own on day Of sale. The
property will be offered separately or all TO-
esther. Terms vi 10 made known on day
OF sale. The properties will DO shownnY the
tenants residing thereon iarties at dis
lance wishing to view thu premises will
please address David Boulden, REV Castle,
Del or James 81 Mullin. 81 GEORGES, Del
For further inform aiion call on or addrese
the undersigned.
DAVID BOULDER.
JAMES III sULLIN,
Executors.
IylO, Il. q. au4 d jyl5, =, 20, au6-wt
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24
LOsi and lOmnh

Mrs. j. ?. Wood Ward, OF the Ninth
ward, accIdently dropped her pocket
book this morning, aud after having
prepared an advertisement setting forth
her loss, the missing property was
found in store where she had made
some purchases. 1t IL needless to sav
that she was greatly rejoiced when it
was returned To her.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-24
SUCCESS.
THE DEITZ TUBULAR OIL
STOVE.

A lady in this city having thor
oughly proven the merits Of the
above stove has secured the
sale Of six others among her
friends. This stove conquers
prejudice, and from a large num-
Der of very excellent oil stoves
is being selected rs the best Of
all.
We have il on exhibition
along with tull variety of other
oil stoves.