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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-22
1IreadstulIs and ProvisIons.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 2l.-FlOur receipts 3l,i00 bar
Icls: exports 0I barrels; i4l0l sacks; market
heavy; sales 1880 barrels supCrGnO western and
State 81 t0l3 y; patent Minnesota extra good 10
prime 9V A. ~; Gh9!ee 10 AAA t 5S9o ~ Wheat
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G!oAe; No. nSGGoes n3iaa ig>C January
CiOSS I ill., ie,
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Oats: rCcslES A sG bushels; Gtpors none; mixed
Menlg'n SoaS9Si Wnit i 10 oiEilc; nay he1ly ue
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reg pH !,,Ss paCkInsei MeS'2ih slA1IGi iotE urn
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demand. western Creamery gja2Js. fivJn ii,a'r
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Dec. &c, closing ii 25lSo January $40,
closing at 2jJ[U; May SOJIGjJJSc closing al 8lfSc
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No. l, 0lc, Timothy seed, prime 81 Isal 70. Mos
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-22
EDUCATIONAL.
RT. Dc CAAAThL ACADEMY,
REAR WHEELING, W. Va.

rhs thlr.y.ninth year OF this 'WulltnoWn Acsd.
my, under tho charge Of the Visitation Num-,
pens on the f1t Monday Of September next, and
untiruOs ton month";.
Pupils received al any tine in tho session.
Those who doairo 10 place their dAughton In an
institution Iaotding exceptional advantages In
he way Of healthiul and delightful location, CT.
Nllent board, thorough discipline and instruction
4! the hands Of lifelong teachers, in every depart.
aent oil female education, including the modern
Iuguhgos and music, should EOnd iot catalogue
Il this school. Address,
OirectrOSsoi the Academy OF the Visitation,
MT. Do CHANTAL
lu25:DAw Near Wheeling. ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-22
Wool
AtNlEht

NEW YoNE, nec ql.-WoOl dull land nhpollietl
domestic fleece s0aaSc pulled ltasSCi TCGaS 0a9iC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-22

CHicGuo, iLf., Dec. 2i,-Cattis- Receipts O,OOC
head shipments 2,OoO Eaadj market slow and
6aiO lowefi shipping steers o. gOAl $751; blopkerI
and mixed 81 i0aS lOi bulk u lGa2 Sol Texas cat
lle (I3 az 10. Hogs Receipts 82,OOO head Rhlp.
inonS 6,OC0 head market slow and rather weak
rough and mixed o. 6OAt gOi packing aud ship
Sheep ReCClpts 900 hOal shipments 1900 head
inatiet weak and l0AlbO lover natives q 2jai 9bj
western q IOAB OJI Texans q 2Sa9 iO lambs u WI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-22

2l79 Prizes amounting 0CO
only 70 t6e ofco Of Inc Company IN New orIcaaS
For further information write clearly giving full
address. POSTAL. NOTES, Express Money Orders,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter, Cur
n. A. UAUPHlN
or N, A, DAUPHIE,
Warrington, D, O,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-22
GIle GlstelIiQenrGn.
once, Nos. 70 and VI Fourteenth Street.
THE HOUSEKEEPER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ny MARION HARLAND.
PART A-o0R FLEET AED S,CoSD DEEFsrEAKS,
it,onyT,vhted 1884 nv tho AnthDr.I
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10
The Way to Prosperity.-No. Nv.


Ia ulne cases out OF ten 1t is the
plodaer who accumUlates a com peten-
cy. We therefore would urge Young
nsn to be satisfied with small gains.
An undue haste to get rich has proved
toe sEin Of thousands to every ten who
mate money by dealing IN stocks and
become bankrupt. The deialcations OF
clerks n banks and business Arms
generally may be attributed to this
cause. All who are earning enough to
pay Legitimate expenses should stick to
sheir position, and endeavor by as
sidElty and care to deserve an advance
in their salaries or profits. The idea OF
obtaining riches and retiring from bust.
ess IL a great mistake. Men who are
engaged in q useful vocation are the
best balished, as 1t Is much better to
wear ont than to rust out. The most
ti-esume thing In life for an active mau
3 10 have nothing to do. All should
be useful In some way TO the com mu
Lity. and WIEN they cease to be 90,
they might Gs well cease to live
DrJEes are not desirable in the social
hive. This particularly applies to
yong men, and those who will not
practice industry or engage In some
asetai parsuit will prove Of little bone
1T 20 the community. From this class
are Ieeraited the criminals tina. fill our
Jalls, the paEpers that are supported In
our slmsAousss, and the vast army Of
trAmfs and bummers that overrun our
Lad TO all young men we say en-
gag a some useful pursuit and stick to
y, |. you value your good name or
Tirh 20 live com 'ortsbly and b. a
cred. 10 your family.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10
wANAMAKERy.
cited our lesson on that 8
day or two ago.

cited our lesson on that a
day or two ago.
Come to the counter and
we will stand up for exami.
nation. Pocket knives Is
cents to $40. Scissors singry
and in sets. Wostenholm,
Rogers, Henkels-- Sheffield d
and Solingen.
Basement, east Of center.
Titles are bewildtrinE.
Names OF several of cur
greatest stocks are mislead
ing. Example, Dress Trim
mings. Plenty of Christmas
trifles there. Here's mere
iteration.
Work boxes, wood so
cents to Sl.75; paper-board,
20 to 40 cents. Paper
board boxes, for gloves Is
and 30 cents; for handker-
chiefs 30 cents; for collars
IS cents; for varied uses 10
to IS cents. Fancy paper
boxes with hair.pins S. to
IS cents, wood 81 so.
Glove no 7ks gold and
silver plated, shoe hooks,
shoe and glove hooks COM
bined, shoe horns, shoe
horns in cases; nee die cases,
twenty-five kinds, from 20|
cents to S.; knitting needle
cases, toilet cases, pin cush
ions, sachet bags, emer.es,
fancy japanese boxes of col. |
pred straw. Would it payI
to chatter away any longerI
On this! Use your eyes. |
Northeast OF center.
Handkerchief, Everybody
needs them. They are al
lead shot Christmas gift |
Mems in calendar boxes, al
calendar and six big ones tol
| box. SI.35 to S.. Othersl
10 cents to ST each. VOL
mems, 5 cents to $40 each. |
Not selling room enough. |
We give a new counter eastI
If the Arcade to Handker.I
'hiefs today.
Vest of Arcade steps
The shoe-store is stocked
Up again with women's
:ephyr knitted slippers $1.50l
ind boots So.
Other warm shoes in|
abundance now.
Sloppy streets. Don't get |
lamp feet. Over-shoes are
;heaper than medicines and
loctors.
iarket Street, west Of Main Aiale.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND will gain
no credit for appointing the man 10 o
lucrative ONCE who trsduoed Mr..
Blaine 10 the late Presidential cam
paign. The mans name 10 Morton
and he 1t was while running q Demo
cratic paper in Maine, who engineered
the vandalism Of altering the dates on
the gravestones Of Mr.. Blalne's de-
ceased child in order TO cast shade "
over his character Morton applied to
Cleveland for an offioe when he first
took his seat, bat the latter, 1t Is said,
at the suggestion OF Blaine, would not
recognize the wretch. 1t seems nov,
however, that his delicate sense OF JUS
tlce has been overcome and the per-
500 81 tradGcer OF Mr.. Blade is at last
rewarded for his intsmy.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10

BY THE PASSAGE OF the electoral
count bill in the Hoase OF Represen Ia
tiyes yesterday, au important quest ion
is settled and bulwark IL thrown
around our past mode Of declAring
election results Should disputes occur
In States in regard to the electoral
count, plan for settling them has
been provided. Now let Congress for
get tariff legislation long enough to pass
the Presidential succession bill and
then It will be doing some practical
good.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10
IF You Are PuzzA

Where TO buy, try tho FIRMLY 5 -
200 Market street lur WHY. a IN
yourself and family You WI i 40
IusL wat you nso1, ard nj ~. IAN XXI
nyWheYe e Sc. AMI II. Wheh ~! - n
there Is dissatisfaction "!tu Wv .,r,l|
kind purch 3snd, or tho pfce T. Va IA n
not right, tho prisilege yoMi AK
and exchange or act your ihuneJ M
constantly increasing busihess anrvl
indication of now vel : Pe. fn.s'i,5g
tho ,slr, generous method OF dg gt a
eysryDody nc the Funny Sh.e .a l d
aOo Marset street. . ASK a.'9 IA Id
I.adi es' Iine french KID, WAY III nv, I'd
Ia Kid, yonnlne kangaroo hIi a." IA
Fulton Boots, Tegula- heei -nn a,,cr 4
sonAe heel. square toe and ~ III
Zoe. Ladies' Fine no ut and
Eut,ons. Fine KID and feops a,n,s
with regular heel and e9nnou Ind 4
Tor M isses. The above haVo Ind
Jayor. peing made upon 10 = Wt,SllBl
widths and correct proportions. .uss,srj
in almost every instance TO VI' n ..1Il
Al as when made to measure -, B1j
sJhildfep's Kid ard Pc bic ll.peS IA
Eine Calf Roota and HGok Lav ut6s
big and little boys. tine tsli i uI 4
and Entton Shoes high cut ;or h n.r.,
Misses, Ysutu and ii.tle M M
lection Toe Baton Shtes, bsd
mon senxe heel and sl5Ihz I'D
Ia Issos' Standard School 500, ,,s IN, ID
eenve heel ara elmnon ss1se ' q, VIZ wa
toe our own mike and evet? pa Va A
nave never yet been eqnA!o a. ,c Id
sl.ab and 1885. Kid ald f WHEN
with vedgsd heel, for sAsii ' CO., ID
proved Angls Supporters 10, .'aI /
Plenty OF Haby Sh les o., az J l'c api
fine Saif Hand Maize Hook As ,J "A
aress Caters, LONDON Toe +" a"nbt
sense box toe Si9Alo 20 esss Rnt
Mems Calf Sewed Boots, Mel iS5
Dali Peg Boots. An extra 10 ,, - i
Men and Boys k'p ana tiV' he Il
! pou,ahl al a sacrifice sale W. wa oitFsI
Trises lover than ever V. .,t.o,, sl3 |
Wilmington. Warm l-ihe1 DA'', adrg
slass aud S.ippe. Tor l,G -, md ia
Eubhers for h al les. M iS,s NJ or "a
liIhI Weight kubrcf tpDrS u slgal |
v Uses and Chiidren. iassNt, L, c,Isl
her Boots for Men and ifegs' n PIE.
and AIeskas fsa rden, H'Ss, 20 cur
and Childreu. Don't ish " ,ssgc
and DOR pricos befor" yoa U, g, If 5.lsp
d and pleess you. and you va
b, hnEfnU
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10
PUBLIC SALES.

lDubLiC SALE-HANtNH DISPOSED
l. OF my farm, VIII sell on the premises
situated near DutoIt'a Station, in Chns,i
ana Hundred,
ON TUESDAY,
THE l4rH DAY OF DECEMBER, lssd
At O'Clock p. no.,
Tho following Personal Property, to wit:
rs head 81 good horses, II sR-1u1p
ys-A mite cows; some VIII be ~
Axr fresh by day Of sale balsn,e dFy
cows and springer; twO heifers: 10 large
quiet ewes. VIII lamb In the early part o.
february; ! lat wethers / thorough. bred
SouihdoWn bncI, a lice oEe; 4 shoats and
fat hog.
One lumpseat carriage, dearborn. / dear
born bed, two-hOrse wagon, / morse carr, /
Johnson mower, bat little used; ! reaper.
Taylor rake, seli-dumr; new roller, pair OF
twin harroHs. plows cultiva.o-E, hay cutter.
corn shelter, post machine, eros lent saw
tobacco wagon. sleigh, . Craps OF bells. 3
milk cans, carriage md DEARBORN harnesP. .
sets OF wAp on harness, z se's ofplow harness
double aud single trses, 3 cattle cribS mar.
DOOM fork, rone. hocEB, pitch and manure
forks. 90 or more OF toDRce0 latin, field tres
tlss. lot Of sawed poplar for hanging ,ooac.
co, 20 tohs Of fine tinothy hay, clover mixed
hay, lot OF wheat and oats straw, corn and
oats by The hushel, y. acres Of wheat IN the
ground No household goods TO be sold.
ierms at sale. There will bs credit Of .
months SAMUEL HKEditi
L, ". Sudham a Son, AUST.
dl-Nw.ecd.d Ia
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10

As WAS EXPECTED, Mr.. Kent
gained mis- suit against the city, max.
Ing the third suit the city has lost
during the preseR. term OF Court. II
these adverse decisions will but stimu-
late our city authorities to be more
guarded and carefal In the future, the
loss In money to the city may in the
end prove benefit.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10

The DEMOCRATS who are 80 much
exercised At the increasing surplus In
the United States Treasury have a
practical method laid before them by
Senator Morrill, for reducing 1t. The
Surplus Is prevented by simply admit
ting sugar free and taking the revenue
tax off tobacco. The Democrats are now
brought face to face with something
which everybody understands, aud
which provides no roundabout way OF
accomplishing a much needed meas.
ure. Will the Democrats accept it2
Let Us wait and see, but the proba.
bilites are that we will have to walt a
Ion me.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10

IT is DETER to have our new gov
eminent building at Ninth and Shipley
streets than not to have It at all, but II
left to vote OF the people they would
sand two to Eve 81 least for having 1t
on Market street, anywhere from Sixth
up TO Tenth.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10
WILMINGTON a NORTHERN au.

Time table In effect Nov. 2sth, 1880 trains
leave WilminRton french st.eet) ~ follows:
FOR Reading, BirdtbOro. Joanna, Spring
neld, MAynesbuTg Junction, Manor, Po T..
vile, Ia aqus, Allentown. Leblanc Wey-
nersvillc aad all points or tho Phi adelphiA
and BEADING X, h., 7. % q. IN. and ADS D. M
For Ooatetville Embreeville, Lepape,
uhAddf kord AMI DuPont's and in.erune-
diate ooin's, 20 y. IN z Ab. and IL y. N.
For West Chester Z " g. IN q. 40. and 0. IL
p. N,
For New Bridge and iLtermediato lointI
10 p. M.
On SUNDAY. for lea ting. Ocatesyille. West
IN.
A. u. hocAukLAND, j.. A. BOWER,
SurerinrNrdent Heuu pass Av't
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10
BALTIMORE a OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFtEOr, NOV. asra. 80

ohhDoLE IN EFfEDT, NOV. 18TH, SO
Trains leave delaware Avonue Dep9t:
EAST-BOUND:
Phlia. Accommodation, daily .s01A VI .
fnliA. Accom- IN location daily 1870 n. NJ.
Western Express: daily 80. ma A. NJ.
Phila. Ac,Dmm o6ation. daily ....3l z. N.
Cincinnati Limited. daily ...... b43 y. NJ
chicago Limited, daily. ll.o3 p. M.
WEST BOUND:
chicago Limited, daily ...........7.bb A. M.
Arrives Chicago 1880 utxt N ,rnlus. his
train does not take Baltimore passengers.
Cincinnati Limited, dally.......Il.30 A, M.
Arrives CincinnAi 746 A. M, ST Louis
o 30 r. M. next day.
ChicagO ana sL Louis Express.
FOR LANDGNBERu, 200 a. M. and
8 90 +. IA, daily.
Trains leave MarE't Street station:
for Philadelphia I 80 A H., $50 A. NJ
and 40 +. NJ, daily. For Baltimoie c ~
A. NJ, daily axsoft sunday. For Landea.
borg % A. NJ. and 2 tb =. NJ. daily. 800
+. M, daily except Sunday.
h. DUNHAm, LORD.
oeni manager. Conn Pass. Agent
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10
WANAM ER's.


rHILADELPHIA, Friday, Dec. 10, lsto.
Goods bought between
this date and January 5 are
not returnable. 1t is agains,
our own preference to make
this exception to usual
terms, but the rush Of bust
ness is SO great that we
caa't avoid it. If we
grow wiser we may some
time in the future find a
way to handle the holiday
business un der normal
terms.
This must be clearly I'M
derstood, and notices are
posted all over the store
giving the terms and the
for them.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10

Diaries. This is good
resolution time. You would
hardly believe the number
of diaries in actual use be-
side those that tackle the
new year brayely and soon
succumb TO habit-how
habit controls life But We
control diaries, 400 kinds,
yes 700. They go down to
10 cents, up to S., and
through every price be-
tween. Sizes for vest
pocket or office desk. One
to seven days to a page.
Plain for Old Sober ides;
dainty, delicate, Tor Miss
Flora McF. Or any other
society belle. Diaries with
sections detached from COW
ers, three months to each,
with pocket-book attach
ments; with alligator, cloth,
Russia leather, calf. deco.
rated and embossed leather
covers. We are jealous Of
holiday reading space. A
study OF diaries proved too
much for us, however. A
word more to anybody hay
ing pride in American
work.
You will see diaries or
the counter with embossed
leather covers, in devices o.
mice and Bedouins. The
grey white mice with the
reddish tails on mouse col.
ored leather-real, very
real; the Bedouins, wonder
fully spirited. They are
American. Vienna. lool
out, the Yankee is coming
Basement, east of center.
Small cutlery for work
| basket or pocket. We re-
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10

THE DEFICIENCY In the City Couu
ell at the end Of the present fiscal year
will be about $50, 900 Let tax payers
put that In their pipes and smoke Il.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10
Bigger things-too big to
carry in your pocket.

Books. Book News,
double number, s cents. The
plates from Natures Halle
lujah are worth double the
price. Book List for nothing,
ask for it.
London bound Presby-
terrain Hymnals 81 to $40
Bright idea that.
Thirteenth Street center.
Dress-pat terns in boxes.
Special lots $3.50 to SIS. All
lately said of these things
still stands true. New goods,
great bargains, put up in
neat, graceful style for
Christmas
The notion today is,added
variety.
Southeast Of center.
Silk dress patterns in
boxes. Black $3.50 and
$40. Fancy silks with varied
garnitures at many prices.
Holiday attire in holiday
boxes
West Transept.
Millinery in the dumps.
Didn't get in on the snow.
lOne snow-storm doesn't
make a winter. Be ready tor
next.
Tam-o-Shanters, and To-
boggan caps and hoods be
side many another winter
heading. Colors, all suitable
sorts. 25 cents to $3.50
THE best things are Astra
khan Tam-o-Shanters al
1850.
Ribbons. Whew! One
look will tell the penman's
despair.
East Transept.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10
A DMINIsTRAIOR'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE
VIII be sold at public sale at the Court
House, in WI min2ton. on saturday, Deoeln-
Der IL 1855, at O'Clock J.. IN, the large
four'story BRICK store and let OF land on the
west side OF M, rktt street between Second
and Third streets, numbered 2lg, having a
fr Mt of feet inches on MARI Q. street and
extending that width 10 Shipiev street, q
Depth OF Ia feet inch 4. TIE bulldog is
modern and covers the whole lot This Is an
old and well established business stand. and
one OF The best properties in the city.
sale by order OF The Orphans court. to
close he estate OF John X. fliun, deceased.
Terms at sale.
SAMUEL w. MC3AuLLEY.
Administrator OF John h. Flinu, deceased
rec4 s. m.W.f a.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10


Tfainswiil leave Wilmington - follows
Phiiadslphia texpressl. \, asa, q 90, Q 90.
7 80. 9 ls, 500 sio. ~, 10 u, II 3s II 81 a. N
u 30, . %, 0 %. . "a. Q 70 and os p. m.
Accommodation, . 40, 7 90. 7 %, 10 30 q. m,
q 80, 4 90, 7 20, y 80. 10 80 D. u.
For Chester texpress), 30, : 90, 8 90, 90
st7, IL 80, IL 81 a. m, II 30, ~, Q 10 and 10,
D. IN.
m, aso. 400, I+9, 70 and 10 10 p. m.
10 o., II 81 a. m, sl7 80, o., 30, D. "a, % rs
7 90. 10 30 p. IN.
For Yves, Onestsr, via Lamokin, Q 20 And
SIS q. M. 2 30 and 4 90 y. 70.
For Newark and intermediate stations
q =. M, Il 6s and al p. IN.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 o.
q. ~, b 81 .. m. AMI IL % nignt.
baltimore and Hay Lame, I 40 y. m.
l baltimore and Washington. I "a, 10, 8 o.
10 o. II 90 a. IN, II "a, 81 II. tN. 8 10, &c 30
Trans FOR Delaware Division iesys for:
25 and II DC p. IN.
usOrgetown and Lewes, 80 a. m, and . 90
In. m.
Seaford Expross, 8, D. m.
HARRINGTON, Dolmar aud way stations,S 3.
=. m, IL IS p. On.
Express for Harrington, so p. m. Way
trail 70 .. IN
Express for Dover, Harrington and Del.
mar, IL % p. m. every day.
Franklin Oity, y 90 a. IN
Express for Norfnik. VI IS n. m daily
Leave Phiiaae,pni-, oeoal street, for
Wilmington texpress), II 70, q 90, 7 20, 727
10, 10 40. II 10 ii IS a. IN. 3 oil, aO2 60
D %, bV, oUI, u, II 10 and IL ~ p. 10.
accommodation, 90, 10 2s a. a., ~ q ~.
30, ~. Is. 1908 10 - and nE D. ID,
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia (expressl, 2 90, 2 b9 4 90.
70, II 81 g. IN 3 %, 0 "a AID % p. IN.
Accom- IL odatlou, . 30 A. m. I2i0. l2s
0 30, 7 20, Q 60 y. m.
For Chester tsIpreSs), T2s, II sI =. n, q
and 7 90 .. m.
Accom- mediation, s 90 .. m, IL 10, las, Bss.
y 70 and " p. N.
ror New YORK tsrpressl. y 90. asz 900
I 20, IL 81 q. m, VI, ba2, Cd and 10 D. m.
For West Chester, via LAmokin, . 90 =. IA
and 80 .. m.
baltimore and Wash nston, n, eos sos
10 os am. IL 81, 80 (Limitedj, and rs p.m.
baltimore, l20b night
Leave Philedelphia, Broad street, for wii.
nington toxp-ess), "a %. Q 90. I 20, 30, IL -
.. N. o., II 10, and II "a D. nn.
Accommodation, IS, 10 IS O. IN, Il 81, To-
% and IL a. p. N.
For further inform alton paas,uxera are 70
reod 70 the ticket office IT the nluoa
IrAing marked thus (s)Are limited egrreee
j. X. wOOp.
General Pas isngav Agent.
OHAnrse v. PUsH 0ensrni Mp.aser.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10

This column will be given
almost entirely to small
things. Things that you
can buy and carry home in
your pocket.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10

DUbLID SALE OF FRESH e--s-.-Ns.,
i cattle. VIII be sold at pub. Its<1
lie saie al the drove yard at Cen MH
treyiile, New Castle County, Del, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1856,
at O'Clock p. M,
20 head oi fresh COWS and Spriugers and
TAI STOCK from Southern Lancaster County,
Pennsy IvaDia, and Cccil County, md.
Also few sock bulls This is a very
hne LOT Of COWS, and worthy tho attention OF
dairy Een. Every body come. 30 Gays credit.
PROUD \ MERklDK
J. q. Robinson. Auctioneer n2l-d& g-tss
DUBLlG SALE-L, W. STIDHAM Il
J. son VIII sell IN Iront OF their auction
room TN saturday morning, Dec IL. 1t 10
o'c!ocH. 2 trstcIass A,derney cows, close TO
calving; perfectly quiet ana good mixers.
70 days credit. l.. W. SlIDHAM N SON,
Auctioncers. ce-2t
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10

Moral advertising - we
try to do that. An sdvertis.
ing moral Be thankful you
don't have to buy every
thing that's advertised.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street,
and Cjty.han square.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10

s. z. Cor. Third and King Streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-10

Leave Phiiauoipni-, orvaL street, fof
Wilmington (express). Il 70, q 90, 7 20, ~
10, 10 40. II 10 IL IS a. IN. 3 oil, aO2, 4sO
%, bu, ouI, 81, II 10 and II n D. ID.
Accommodation, 8 30. 10 2s a. a., ~ q u,
30, ~ s Is. 10 o8 10 4, and " AZ d. ID,