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Daily Republican., 1886-03-18
Mon ding BROKEN Logs.

A sbroken leg Of . domestic animal
10 often considered sufficient cause for
instant death, thus putting he poor
creature out of pain. A farmer lAsi
sp,inR found one OF his youna COWS 10
pasture with hind leg broken about
three inches tbove the gAfnbrsl Joint.
She was loaded upon . sled and haul
ei 20 the barn. When unlosded she
jumped up and stood on three feet
The Deighhors advised killing her, bat
the owner said: 80 long ~ she can get
up alone she can live" The farmers
helped tie some sticks around, and
some liniment shat happened TO be In
the house was put on, hoping 1t might
4 do some good.
Iu week the COW got the sticks of
and they we're replaced, but 1t In no,
certain that they did any good lie a
lew days they were of again. Hsyina
began and the COW was let out toto The
field TO erase. The leg had sweled to
IL large callous lump around tho break
and she began to nse IL and go all about
the hsld and especially into the grain.
She soon could run as fast NJ o boy.
She was dried off directly after the &C
cident, and Is now doing well. Nature
healed ,hs leg. She might II kept
alone be useful d airy cow, bat az heI
owner keeps twenty ave he prefers
tonud once.
Another case wns much more r4mark
able. A very high spirited g. year old
| marc and her mate ran with wagon
on the highway with no driver She
pped In q hole jus; big enough for
her right forefoot and her I'D kle was
smashed on the edge Of q plank that
covered the little bridge. Yet their
momen tum pulled the foot out and she
ran on three legs with one foot dang
ling. When stopped, all the crowd said
"Kil her at once; that break never can
be nealed." The owner saio: II could
have taken $3.50 for her, and / will II
, necessary spend that on saving her."
They drew her four miles and stop
ped In tho village two weeks, then q re "
her home. four miles further. For two
months they had watchers nights and
KEEP the leg constantly wet with Q
solution OF car bslic acid Gone OF acid tc
forty OF waier) and also wet with tine
turo of aruic., with the edition of frou
QUE 10 two ounces Of laudanum TO &
quart ~ The iincture when in tn. great
eat pain; when quiet the laudanum wa
omltteo. The mechanical aids wer,
tiron Btraps covered with leather fasteU'
ied TO the hOofs by screws aud aroun'
the leg jnst below the knee. Tnirteel
pieces Of 0rne came out; eight piece
were OF such size that it wss believe,
that oil shn bone Ia two inches OF spao
came out.
Tue health Of the mare was good
After about eight months she wa
tIrhea To pasture, and as the iron
cnafed tho knee thoy were taken IF an
the foot tnrned somewhat. Now tn
mare has . uica colt Jour months old
Inc boof IL growing ous new, tho anki
10 largs and stiff, bnt the mare ca
travel fast and easily and 10 highl
prizod as broeder. About one hun
dred and twenty-five dollars WAS pal
out, beaides tha owners care, TO NV
tho mare. SINE broken IegH wi
readily boal, and a man may we'll thin
twice before ne kills his horse.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

DUBLlC SALE ..4
Or
23 HEAD OF HORSES.
& & & &


VIII be SID at public sale. at the stables
OF the subs -ribsr. corner OF Third and Orange
streets, Wilmington. Del, on
SATURDAY. MARCH II, 1886,
Alta O'Clock, m.
% head Of Western PenLsylvanis horses.
NO. I, sorrcI horse. six years old, q good
worker and driver.
No. 2, dun horse Years old, weighs l,ao
pounds, q good worker.
NJ. 3 brown mare, byears old, an extra
good driver.
no. =. gray hOrse, years old, good worker
and driver
MO black aa horse. sye'rs old weighs 1900
No Q, black horse, years old. weighs !, 400
pounds, good worker.
No. 7, bay marc, years old. a good driver
No. 8. gray horse syeArs old, weighs 400
Nos. and Is, pair of Boy horses. 8 years
team.
no. y, brown mare years old, god driver.
NO. II, bla X horse, good worker.
No. 70, bay horse. years old q good driver.
No. "a, bl OF horse, years Cd, COED pusl.
ness or work horse.
No: Is bay horses years Old,a good saddle
No; 10, DUN mare. 8 years old, good worker
and driver
No. ~, bay horse. Q years old, COOS driver.
no: - Say horse, yesrs old, good worker
and driver.
No. ls, black horse, byears old, good work
81 and driver.
No. 20, bay horse, I wears old q good family
horse In every particular.
ko. 81. gray mare. years old, q good
worfer aud driver.
Nos Y and 70 pair Of mules, 0 years old
o God workers.
These hcrses are warranted to be a. repre-
sented or no sale
TSRMS A credit Of 90 days on purchaser
giving banka5le nvte with an approved en-
uorser. W.. MARIN.
L. W. Stidhaa Il Son. aucts
mls-2tw.eoA d.bt
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Another Railroad,

Citizens OF Baltimore complain of the
diversion Of trade from that city to
Philadelphia through the construction
Of roads down the Peninsula, and
hence 1t is proposed to construct %
miles OF new road from Salisbury to a
point on the bay opposite Poplar
Island, at q cost of $500, 900. Thence
by steamer to Annapolis is q distance
Of II miles, 30 that by the proposed
route the distances from Salisbury to
B Baltimore, including the Annspol's
and Baltimore Short Line, would be 81
miles. As the distance from Salisbury
to Philadelphia over existing lines IL
1873 miles IL is obvious that the build
ing OF the Salisbury Poplar Island link
would 90 far toward enabling Balti.
more to get back the traffic In straw
berries, peaches, vegetables, oysters
and other perishable articles which de.
mand quick transit.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18
Want Better Water.

The directors Of the New Castle
Water Works Company held q meeting
on Monday evening for the purpose Of
considering . plan for obtaining bet
ter supply OF water. The Non Such
Creek Marsh Com pany was also repre-
scented, and negotiations were entered
into, by which the march company
agrees to dredge the creek for distance
of one and quarter miles, 30 that an
unfA.ling supply of spring water will
be furnished. A contract was entered
into with the National Dredging Com
pany TO do the work at cost of $6, 0OC
OF which So. 500 will he paid by the
water works company.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18
TO A CLOUD.
ny n. T.

Beautiful cloud % fair on high
Floating above In the ASSURE sky;
The ri lag sun on thee doth threw
A radisnt, eyer-changiRg glow.
Heautifnl cloud, oh, tell TO me
What ere the wondsfs thst thou see?
10 Heaven 80 divtneIy fair
nd are the angels singing thsref
And whom upon earth thou dost look
IL Il 70 Tead dame natures tookf
Ave e1rth's 'ecrets m do known To thee
AS thou dost glance Ger land and scar
We know net but thy hsee7 fold
Is pi. asinR sight t. bsho d;
Ana wbsn the sun shines bright and ,leaY
Purer fairer thou dust al pear.
Now chou art passirg from my sight,
Soon will be gone thy filmy white;
But 9 Ill In thought / follow thee
And wonder what thy fate may be.
~ 10 not thy lot 20 weep In rain,
An. bright cloud, sucn q thought Is vain;
but 70 hoat on toy wAs serene
1ill gay appears ihs sunset sceno.
Then gold and crimson coIors blend
As thy weary, departing friend
Jlotn paiht 10 20 Reoue hues the wet
befsre be sinks unto bis rest.
50 rom the siu -ce sfiieht divirs
The rAye 81 Invr upon us shins;
And beautiful life ia GUS
II we rshsct uod given powers
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18
A Big BLOW.

I do not make through the news
papers, but invite ell in need of wall
papers or window shades to come &c the
old stand, 422 Market street, where /
will show the best selected stock from
twenty different factories, which I will
sell at the lowest price, take your
order and hang the same at short
notice. A. B JONES, 42s Market street.
Eighteen years experience In the bpsi
ness. Telephone call $50.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription
IL not extolled as "cure-all," but ad-
mirably ful6lls singleness Of purpose,
being o most potent specific in those
chronic Weaknesses peculiar to woma an.
Particulars in DIR. Pierce's large trea
tise on Diseases Peculiar to Women,
100 pages, sent for 10 cents In stamps.
Address WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDI
CAL ASSOCIATION, 663 Main Street,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

infinitely surprising his highest hopes
and ambitions here. He was satisfied
and more than satisfied as he will be
again when he wakes In Christ's
| likeness,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18
TUESDAY, MARCH 70. 1880,
-. at one o'clock, p. m, sharp,

The following Personal Property, town.
Sorrsl horse IL years old, quiet, work
anywhere, perfectly safe for lady to drive
lump seat oarria 81, good as new; German
town carriage, nearly new; good ko Sc cart
new wheelDarroW. i sat Of cart harness,
sot Of carriage harness. collars and brides.
patent beam. 500 pounds, post digger, pOs
axe, hay fork, manure f1rks, hand rake
broad axes straps sleigh bells, feed
chests, COW chains. 20 pairs OF chickens.
HOUSEHOLD AND KIIUHEN FUR
[N1TURE: extension table, good as new
dining room psble, stands, clock, l cook
stove and txtures2 dinner pots, parl r ssove,
dQ2en chstrs, / stand OF drawers, bureau
2roSking onalrs. 8 dozen ait.jght cams. lot OF
diihes churns, 2 butter tubs, 2wath tubs,
dashboard, step ladder, snort ladder, and
many other articles rot mentioned.
Terms: All sums Of rs and und;r cash;
over that amount credit OF 30 days will be
given, BY purchaser giving bAnkable note
with approved endorser. ANN BEkSON.
il. W. StidhEm b Son, ucts. ml63tdltw
DEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE-I
III offer at private eale my farm In Poop
son township, Chester County, Pa, tuated
on the road leading from Wawasset station,
on w. x N. X. X. 70 Locust Grove, quarter
of mile from the station, containing so acres
and 80 perches; two acres Of woodland. The
quality OF the land cannot be excolled In
Chester County, IL 10 titst-class order divided
into convenient helds; the fencing 10 g cd
The improvements are substantial stone
house with frame kitchen attached, pump
in Kitchen; large barn, with stsbltng for I6
head of stock two story wagon house,
slaughter house, ice house, corn CRIB, work
shop and wood house. rbe building are all
In good repair; good apple orchard and
other fruit plenty OF nice shade trees Ibis
is a desirable property for a farmer, trucker,
Of the finest in chester County. admitting q
view OF theBrandywlne valley and surround
ing country for 10 or 10 miles. 1t needs In
fpectisn to be fully appreciated Gallon
JOSEPH S. CALDWELL,
Cn the premises, or address
WaWasset, he ter Co., Pa,
Or DIR j.. PYLE,
mis-. S'd-3w wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18
FRIDAY. MARCH 10th, 1885,
at II o'clock q. m, sharp,

All his stock and farming utensils, as
follows:
Five horses aod three colts. Ham a.
b'etOnian stock. 10y
NO. l. Alexis, bay horse, good driver aud
worker; q lsdy's horse.
No; Charlie, bay horse, good worker
and driver.
No. d. Queen. young bay marc, q very
good worRe ard driver.
No. Sam, young brown hose. very
Nc. . Meg. bay mare, also good worker
and driver.
Eo;s, Blanche, bay mare colt. years
MOI. John, bay horse colt, years old
this spring
NOS o@sar, bay horse colt, month
old.
Nine head OF No. l mich COWS also a
| Ee1ss Thoroughbred Jersey bull between 2
XIX an 3years old also Dull 8 years
| old, low and shoats.
FARMING UTFNSiLS-1 phosphate
wheat d seed drill, good as new; Ha nes
b " ODD grain drill / Germantown car
rage, sulky, champion CON bined reapei
and mower, lows, harroWs, culttva,ors, ]
suiky culttvator, farm wagon nay wagon
and rigging, timothy hay by the ton, l fod
cutter, grain tan, corn shelter, l baskei
sleigh and good sewing machine, ccllars
| brla es, lot Of harness. dairy fixtures a lOt
Of household goods. and many other articles
Also 500 bushels Of corn
| DON HONS pF SALE-An sums ci
t26 ana under. each; over that amount O
orsd u Of months on purchaser giving y
Iterest added, JAMES M, HURSF
l.. W. Stidaam son, Auon.
nh3dl8.i0-iRWts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

pUBLlO SALE or HOUSEHOLDS AND
day, March 20. 1888 AZ O'Clock, .. me-, at
the late residence Of David r. Craig, No.
1923 Tatnali street, all tho household furni-
iurc, as follows: Parior furniture, dining
sidebo.rd, chairs carpet, Queensware, etc.
kitehen furniture, consisting of tables,
chairs, 3 owe, etc Setting room consisting
OF sofa, Brussel. Garrett, stove, centre table,
chairs. etc. Entry stair carpets and rods,
carpets, oil cloths, etc. Beds, bedding, bed
steads, window shades moulding and
other articles to numerous to euumerate,
MRS. DAVID +. OhAI9.
Stidham & 3, n,:.Auo .ioneers mls-st
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

ENUR SALE-UNE PAlR OF GOOD
Il SEQ work mules, guaranteed sound an 1
gentle, and wark in all harness. Cnn be
seen at tho stable ON sAtutcays, at IA
Orange street. mll-t
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

IGOR SALE OLE P-A or Cd NO. 7
a. Fulton range; can be bought tor 81,
Apply at 1913 East Se,ond street, Immediate
ly. mI7 3tt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

lNOk SALh,-THE ST, OK AND yiX.
q turts Of a meat store doing a ,od bust.
ness. Address 'Meat store" this Cffice
ml7.6.H
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NOR SALE-HOuSs No. 500 WEST
r. Seventh street. Apply at no Wet
tn street or 90 West sth street. J. X. u.
SEEDS n SONS. i7-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

NOR SALE-A LOT OF GREEN
n trimmed shoe boxes, MICS Il u 50 10
lounge aud . lot OF lasts will be soid ehesp
Apply at t0s NJ adis)n street. mill 50
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

EpOR SALf-s3OO DASH, A NEW 7
q reomed honRs with bath in rood Icea
tion. Apply TO w.. Fisher, elt>s Market
street. E9-)n
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

LV0R kENT-A FAkM NEAR WILL
II minVtoR OF 81 acree, rood Tor trucking
AMI good lncr lion for buicoering o. there
is God slaughter hopse Oh ~. Apply at
MeoOf lEaksLEY, Eau kIsp1 vel.
mis- AtA
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

IN Jh SALE-SkVEhALG GOOD w R&
q and driving horses Tor sale, or will CT
change fer large brood MARS .. l..
BROWN. Union strs OF and e iddlebsrouKh
road. Telephone call, $50. m22w
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

DIR SALE--a NEW COoKlN .
-E stove, a hrstcl,ss plano and q tutt~
OF parlor furniture cheap. Address IL, ,
tn flee. ml7 ST
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

DIOR RENT-A The f r-SrUaY HnlOK:
~ bay window, 10 rooms and bath, J423
harrison street. Corner house. Reduced to
$500. ARThUh W. BROWN, o Shipley
sueet. NILS DE
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

afeJAe hESl JAkAP, DESIRABLE
Y rcoiAs, suitable for emo club rooms.
Light manufacturing purpoj es, Apply "a
T. HAW&ths' q SDs, No. ia Market
arSNt .-,.so -
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

Tor RENf-PAHLOR AND KITCHEN
II on the flrst floor, rooms on the third
sorry no children. Apply at 7os Monroe
ktcset NH 2tA
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

NOk SALE UHtAP - y O GOOD
Il wsgons. Apply Mt All 5 VanEuren, or
at HAhhY Wlr,olL'e, Kro and Madison
streets. ml7 2tA
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18


A lot of Rroceries and canned QooJs. Also q
lot OF fixtures, including shelving, bins,
counter, scales and weights, large coffee
mill, scoops and N easures, store stove, broom
rack, oil tanks, one wning, made Of the best
canvas, and other articles too numerous to
mention p. S.-Fixtures will be sold at
10. 80 O'Clock, sharp.
L ANDERSON q SON.
l.. w. Stidhsm Il Son, Aucta. ml7 Sta
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

b A YOUNG MAN WITH
! ,hree years experiences wishes
\ fireman CT q run a stAtiobA J
] bel ~ blseteu,tn ehop, "A.
hn ne,g4d sleoL mil 2ts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

D-ss,os AT 1--WE PER
" property worth Ovor double
Addfeas "fhOPLkTY." this
mb2tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

UOH RENT-OFFICES IN EXCHANGE
e Building, corner seventh and Market
streets, suitable for layer, d C orr, etc.
Apply to ~ PIEhCE.
ml7-Stwethsa Nos Wet seven tn street,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

ENOR SALE-CaEAP, COUNTER AND
II shelving Of trimming store. Seventh
and Washington streets. mi7 SIT
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

EnOh rs Ma 1WO STURx BRICK
y fouse, six rooms, bath and thed kit
cnen, not and cold water, large yard. side
alley and good ce'l'r ali complete. JAMES
MURRAY, 1913 W. 4:h street. ml7.3ts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

HOR RENT-A HOUSE. 70 7O3 Pop
= lar street. Also troom&d houses on
south VanBnron rect. Apply. 10 WAR
street or 1924 Yves. street. milo ats
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

ttOR KEN HOUSE 60s n ia MS ST.
H. saloon pa flor. open stairway, bath. and
papered throughout. Rent, Sl6 a m onth.
inquire OF PYLE q L1EHrkSSIklH,
mo-i 226 Market e'rcef
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

u-r Il Is NJ ANT OOMS
Il % OF oehte March 2Sth.
eAsi t'h sEee:. mIg.otx
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

PuHLIO sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER,
lntendine 70 quit farming, viii sell at
the road leading nom M iiitown 70 the New.
arb road. IN
MONDAY. MARCH "a, 1881,
at IL O'Clock, m, sharp,
8 head Of horses. No. !. Bay horse, Avon. 8
years old, sound and gentle, Q good Work or
driving. and nrst-slass family horse. No.
Bay horse; Victor, years cid, sound, zen.
years old, sound ana gentle, and good road
horse for either single or double harness.
No. 4. Spark, dun horse, l6L hands ~
high, 4yesrs old, broken in single or 10y
years old, good for wsrk or driving. NO. 0.
Black mare; Bess. 10 years old, gooi for
NO Z, and q hfst-class brood mare.
Nine head 81 young home-raisei miIch
COWS, some Will be In prott by day eS-anj
Of sale; two home raised yearliL Z Ie3%W
heifers. home raised bull, 4 fne WN
sboats 80 pairs Of chickens. 4 turkeys aud 4
BY frIst a Allmon; i market dearborn. j
sleigh. carriage poles. Get double carriage
harness, nearly new; SGT single carriage
harness, ] set dearborn harness, sicily n
bells, set wagon harness 2sets pillow har.
ne Q, set good lead harness, l set cart hAr.
ness. ny nsts. nearly new; farm wagon, ]
beIse cart, land roller, new last fall, used
only once Telegraph hay cutter, corn
shelter. buckeye selfrskipg reaping ma
chine, 2 moving m srhines, hey rake, grain
fan, Rrindstone. plows, harrows, cuitivstors,
| snovels, forks. boes, picks, post spade, NOW.
ing scythes, grain cradles, cJrn knives, axes
log chains COZ chains. grain bass, ana 8
Ohnrn, cream Cans milk pans. milk bucket.
and butter tub. Household and Kitchen fur
ui'ure, including 3 good stoves.
TEAMS All sums Of go and under
/ o. b; over that amount credit DISK months
on tue purchaser giving q bankable mole
with rporoved indorse' f; no interett ~ paid
| when due; II not Iaid whep duo. interest
from day Of sAie. AR DhEW MCKEE.
l.. W btidham q Son. ucts.
mli-AwA3td.l5.lo1
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

VNOR sALE-SEvERAL Iow-PRICEB
~ horses and mulee, suitable fer Arm
Oity Railway 90. WM. H. BURNETT,
Supp. mtrs'lA
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

G.R 0MS WITH OR wl1H
a' Also table board. 9ib
milo dts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

lp-A LADY WAITER A +
tu'al,, No III X TX street. Ap-
n aul 80. u, or 4 and D y
ml7.2.I
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"A DnMst,.. -
kin hutRS AT 50 PER WEEK
'' f.T-26t
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pa SITUATION AS A
eJ man Wheelw'isht. or will
Apply at this ofaoc. ml7-2 .
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

NOR SALE-2 40 III h YVES SEW
= log machines In Rood order; also
Wheeler A. Wilson aId l Singer. They
must be sold, as the owners have DO use Tor
them Alsn god stoves; VIII sell them
cheap, at LOG Market street. lnlo2ta
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

nn,''nk Ia hH SECOND
~ wl i% m; with bosr1; other va
NEST Eighth street. tlS.26tt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

F. o q X GENTLEMEN
y. 70 i. = o,.Fd and lodgisg, vito
.ua " eeseoh s.rstSt. MRS.
iLl-' ml7-i2,a
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

a ElLk R,UTE-AN
uGmocr u qAa'is and prios. Ad
MOST
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

-BO kDLRS. AT No. F0t
~ slrseI. Pleasant I'd story
I'd goVd 1ectmmod1tlols Also
B. mhlT-6t
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

Nt--rlhHs OR FOUS
~ IN o4n navo 80 d board with
hlhsIOn sue,t unhle-btt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

EYJR hENT-NEW STORE AND DwEI.
T. ling, y. e. corner OF Front and Clayton
streets, suitable for drug store, W. j.
Fisher. oi61z Market street. .t2s.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

pa NAN AND A HOY Io
Vy''tn Apply To J.T. GARD.
e''en h and Shll ley. ml0.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

ENuR SALE-A RATTAN COACH
- Price $40. Apply at I'll West SIKH
street. m172.s
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

NNoR hENT-A MOE Mt ,hE Room
- euitaDle for s-ote or ofilea; siso rooms
10 seme building flr iodRefs, furnished or
enturnisheo; good locriou, King street. Dan
San preferred. Addres. HUME. this
"noo' me or
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

-Hvt WHItEOrORS AT
ilnlLgion Indulgence once,
utot hlT.2tI
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

A OnLOREO WOMAN WISHES WORK
"A by the day, or vi take washing at
htme. Apply aL eco Y. Tweittn st. mil 49,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

LSTUR J. EN1-A TEN.RUtIIA ED HOUSE.
u with oath, bot anu cold water, SIG East
Sixth strict. side alley, rent $40 o month.
Inquire at $40 King street. ml7-6ts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

ANok kkNI-hEW BRICK BUlLuIN ,.
~ moe dwelling and store, suited for
any retsil or small mar ufac ling business.
DDsntrsily located on Main street, Newport,
moderate. Address DIX ID. A. Il IUTP,
m1o-otd 2tw~ Nevaort la,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

DUBi.lO SALE-rHE UNDEkNI,fN ED
intending 10 quit farming, will sell at
IubIi, s.lo, at his residence, New C.s.le
Hundred, about miles cast OF New CASTLE
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

EtUR RtNT-A NUMBER OF STORES
u and dwellings, reDts ranging from 90
% $40 per month, II. u. WALTZ II, No.
SO2 Shtpley street. mhiT lot
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

ENtfl}S FOR SALE-FOR BREEDINtf
~ purposes, from sseleotsd nook. Hou-
osns, Plymouth E0sks an @. c. b. own Leg
n, rns, $3.50 for ID. For size and Beauty OF
plumage cannot be excoIled.
JOHN 3. TktIBLER, JR..
mlZ-lmf Wilmington eel
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

ii FoRBlD Any IN 2
te boring ny VIE, n sf,
ss,w., chlld. rs eh0 bas iet ny
"a ".thout lust p'oyocatioa. ana
4 ,t,is OF her coatrac:ing ,y
" I,Mhs Il. IA fLGh
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18
MONDAY, MARJH "a, 1889,


Five work or driving horses, ] colt, ~
coming years old, broken; ii mich 10y
COWS and neifers some will be IN prUf. by
day OF sale. Others springing; l brood SOW.
FARMING lMpLEMi N rS.-l Cham
pion reaper and mower, o raider fan nearly
new, tarm wagon, Germantown carriage
l lump seat car iage. 5000 as new; horse
cart, double hBrpo0n hay fork and fixtures;
coro shelter, oliver pillow, l Wiley pillow.
cultivatore, Iron Age eultivstor and
drag; pairs OF harrows, l hay rigging, J
horse rake, leg roller. l marker, sleigh,
cradle and scytne, moving so1 the and
sheath, forks, hoes, spades and sroVels, mar
ness, robes and olapkets; 2 sats OF stage hsr
ness. ! set OF carriage harness, sat OF cart
harness, work col ars, carriage collars, 2
sets pillow harness, COW CHAINS, grain bags,
etc.; pickle, PORK by the pound, Is or ~
bushels Of Chiii white potatoes, Loultry, 80
psirs OF chickens, 81 turkeys, hens ana gsb-
DAIRY FiXTURES.-1 cnurn and horse,
butter tub, dozen milk pans, butter prints
and ladies, butter worker.
HO,lSEhULD AND K1TCHFN w X.
RlTURE.-1 sofa, lounge, 20 yards Of in
grain csTpe 40 YARDS OF rag cArpet, No. IL
Spei " heater, l No. 8 Finn rage and cook
log ut.nsils; Doth Of tnrse g,oves are nearly
new; l cook stove, cd room room stove,
HI chen tab'e', / cuptotrG beds and bed
steeds, chairs and washstandt; alao eoald.
ing tub, lot OF barrels, Asd otlior articles too
numerous TO mention. is acres Of wheat in
the ground, well / hosphated; timothy hay
/ by the ton.
TE6MS.-Ali sums OF so and under. cash
over Il at amount, q credit OF six months or
the purchaser giving . bankAble note with
| approved endorser, Inter est added.
10. JONES.
VIM. J. Lank. suctioseer Nvstdits
DuBLIO SALE-WlLL BE SOLD al
! Il public sale, at the residence Of the IN
dersiRned, in Brandywine HID, ~ milel
| from WiLminRtnn ON the PhiIadalnhia nike
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

p-BoAkDE S,ALSO IABLE,
M w ~ t..~ or weo4, 81 30.
IN sIotL ml6-ft
Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

T1OR RENT-9-RouM HOUsESuUTH-
IL east corner Ninth and Jsok son streets.
7-ioom house, lin West Fourth street. SEQ
ono and third stories OF 20 asst bourth Of.
First story and cellar Of shop NJ q. T. cor. An
nd Jefferson street. J X. ID. S1rDS d
SONS, No. West Sew. nth stee or plo
West Ninth street. Telephone call, 50
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Daily Republican., 1886-03-18

1 EORSeLE, OHEAP-A GOuD SToKE
A. wagon. Apply stli0 French street. or
Second and Justlson Streets ml2.ot