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Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

sT. PAUL, MINI, Jan. ~ Railroad
men agree that the storm OF 70 day has
heen the worst ever known in tie
Northwest for their business II ex,
tends from the Rocky Mountains 70
Lake Michigan, bat Its worst effeots are
felt In Dakota end Minnesota.
The sir is so full Of snow Ut Huron,
Oak one Is unable TO see fiily feet Of
any time. Some unihinkinR teachers
dismissed young school children, Aome
of whom had TO go four or 1--we blocks
across the open land. Five or sit ohil
dren got lost. Whistles were biown,
bells rung, aud people turned out and
took long ropes and walked fifteen or
twenty abreast back and forth over the
ground. They found two, bat the others
have not yet been discovered. The
mercury Is 40 bslow zero, and has
fallen 2so since 10 O'Clock.
Bismarck reports that children who
had started for school wera forced to
lurn back by the fury OF the storm.
A Plerre OAK special says that the
wind Ia blowing sixty miles 90 hour,
aud IL Is impossible to nee 100 feet.
Three trains are enow bound At Rec
HeiRhtr, and there Is = reported COLL.
~NN WV avg hhu ~ TUG bhult
point.
Minot (DAk.) reports the storm rag.
Ing there for twenty -four hours and the
temperature Is degrees below. All
railway travel has been suspended,
Jamestown Oak } reports no trains
moving on the main line OF the Nortk.
eTn Pacific.
Groton Oak. reports tho wind blow
ing gale, the mercury 20 degrees be-
low, and impossible TO see more than
two rods.
OSHKOSH, Wis jan. ~ "A blizzard
set In about o'clock this afternoon.
and 1t already threatens to seriously in
terfere with the railroads. The snow is
very due and drifting badly. The street
railway service has been abanduued,
husCATISE, la Jan. IL The worst
6liELatd OF tbs season Ia raging here,
Ihe snow is heavy and deep and the
roads will bs badly blocked.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, Jan. IL The worst
. izLarl for years has been raging since
p. IN. No trains were running to-
night, and II the storm shall continue
thtrs will be general blockade.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13
EDITION
Dots.


Do's'
a correspondent names FRANK her
pert; OF New Oastie, es : oandidase 10
Tue pemocrs'ic honinat'on vi oner'n
j. w. MARKING oil MIDI letowp, 10 hr'
ranging 10 remove to PhiladelphiA.
8. Miuot Curtis aud wife, OF Newark
will shortly leave for an extended tiiI
to southern Oaliforpia.
Astonishes you:-the low prices fol
gents' and boys clothing, at Ill Market
street.
Messrs. Perkins & Spurr of Middle.
towns new creamery will supply csus
to farmers who furnish them with milk.
Mi,. M.rv r. uiohman. of hi. c,ty.
4, v,sIt,ng Mas Mar Pinksr,on' WssI
Chester
Mr. Oh,rI.. Rova,, Mia. aadIA Hov,
ali and MIS-. r.. n Look goed and child.
Iat, Miodiotovn IN Toe.d.v for I,os
AnssIes Os,Irornis
~" 80 Nr,--
cat snonsh and .tSsv. ~ ~ more
Innch s,on AZ pa Kim s,,sst IN.
mnyrov nishs
T..,. MN, o,,
III sno,s M o0sn =, MI, o. ., lbs ,oo
-'o sVSe, ~ ue1 IS, 'n 80
raw nork WV - N1
nh ,.a,,. =, a.. p.-,a... soo,.,.
" w . np~a,I,
CSt..,,1. ~ n $3.50 81
Ssr ~ W.. VIC S1'h a., ouSo' VI Ni'
".y e'eAns' 700 A'n ms"
The farm OF Alexander M. Brown,
ts,uinc 400 49,. S o Ia nn T. IN,
at nnbiio 49, 10 ~ D no-us o,s
81 H. hs,,s %, 40 aoa. ssa ~ "n 'De
~ Ve'0NV, " ~ 80
Jonn l. orimes, tne assessor' nAe
nung ms assessment nst tor East leu
Mhsre II oan he ,S,ninsd hy ina .sT.
nava,s The dos asssssmsntJ. sIso At
shs sana nIaca 80 '0
n 80
rropoes!s WIN 90 received 81 the NICE
o. Ine ws.et Depat'meot up 10 Tust'
u unyoh 'au IN IA .a auoe, N, ,or sne
hniidinS on ,he Rr,ndvu,na tnowu ~
the hr,d 30 ,n1Ii "s' mn
mrs, eArAn w. Nhior, VIE OF VIM
NAllof, LSeiulnR near ureen sprinR,
view oaslie county, uleo on insSoay
lnotnlng eiNt . protrAc'ea sioknees OF
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13
An a. rmory Harmed,

The Fourteeuth Regiment A,r,, .
Colum bus, 0hip, was burned "a, !.
tefuay morning. IL was frame I'M
tufe, and the Are resulted iror . 4
feotive hue. There was an, 49,,
rounds OF ANN nnltion In tbe Srrs..
and the bullets ysr s,ss |.
every direction, maxim, H S..,s
Que Tor the mon 10 work.
ltThree hundred etAnds n ta. and
uniforms OF al the men Of lanxiupI
we're destroyed. The Or Pns,
Pigeon, Kennel and Pet sUAlr.
citation opened their aunpa CADnn
In the Armory pm Tuesday IAmtA
displays from nearly every saa as
OF the Mississippi. The vslus d Il,
exhibit 10 eat mated NJ ever tla
Al the poultry and pigeors AID nAiy
all the dogs " brs burned
Tho famous Gordon Setter, En-
Duke, owned by Walter HAunaf
Philsdelphia, valued 81 5000 ID |
MS chaiu and got ont, though %
sinRtd. In all over 800 dogs Of ar
ent breeds we're lost. Tiers VRsk
tween six and eight hundred shasI
poultry and carrier pigeons, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13
W. .. SHARP D 90.
Wm' B. ShaTp& Co..
Fourth and Market Sis.

We may have lots Of cold
weather yet. An easy
husking may not mean an
easy winter.
There's a great many re.
duced things here that will
pay you to look at.
Our Seal Cloth Coats al
the reduced prices were
never in greater demand.
Those at $45 from 500 are al
gone. Those at $50 from
$50 are all gone.
We can for a short time
yet give you fair assortment
of sizes in the others.
You'd better see then
early If you are thinking o
Seal Cloth garments.
We have made big re.
auctions in Children's Goats
and Newmarkets.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

Unsuccessful Attempt nj Buicide-
sea 900 worth Of securities Stolen
An Ex-vics President Suicides
cave himself Up.
Macy Warner, . murderer confined
IN jail 81 Jacksonville, Indiana, made
sn unruccesaful attempt ct suicide on
W edpesday night. One Of tho prison.
ere In the jail was on his way 10 his cell
with lamp. Warner reached through
q small opening In the door and grab
bed the chimney. He threw this on
the II loT, smashing 10 into small bits,
and then picking up pieoe severed IN
artery OF hts wrist. A physician stop.
ped the aJw OF blood.
Last month, Jones hilvaip, o retired
fsrrier in Albany, New York, discov.
cred that $4,000 worth of securities
500, COO worth OF suoh property, belong
ing to him, kept In . vault Of the First
National Bank OF Albany. Detectives
tailed TO fnd the thief. Several of the
bonds were negotiated In Montreal the
other day.
Theodore Houston, ex.vice president
Of the New York, Ontario aud Western
Railroad, and at one time receiver Of
tno W o6l c1Oto hJhut OotuIuitJcu tui-
eide in New York yesterday morning.
He was 40 years Of age. No cause 10
assigned for the deed. He WAS reported
TO be wealthy.
Frederick GsnstCr, who stabbed Geo.
Bechtel In barroom hght In Reading,
Pa and escaped from the officers while
being taken to jail, about o month ago,
returned on Wednesday night and gave
himself up. Ho was released In IS. coo
bail. Bechtel appears to be recovering. |
John HiDson, young man, Was
stopped by two highway men in Kansas
City, on Wednesday night, and on at
tempting to retist was shot and mortally
wounded in the stomach. Toe ruffiAns
escaped. Nearly fifty outrages by high
way robbers have been reported In that
city within two weeks
Tho exports Of mineral ola during
1887 aUOu nted In value TO t45, 23I. 9SS, !
against ga, SIC. 985 during 1856.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13
FIFTH edition,


This evening the ArAh,,, ~,
stoiy Known .s Aladdin, OF d, w.
derIal hsmp. Viii DO prsssnSS !, a y
opstA Rouse sigh ssnifcsn, -. ny
OF this play are grand, And ~. ssEt
which IL carried by tbs oomn r' tS'sy
vA,eu' 1. nss proved . eucoe1s vb.,.s
1870. y - ~. - pt.seh tso' and lh,ss h y
the case In this city. NV
10 morrow nigh. Tbs Inside Tn.
vii % presented, and tho Phllad,,s.
"oliver Doud Byron IN 'rss
ltAok wnion " broush, out hes
.ns nIst time laat season, drew a,.s
enpe INA. packed the house at ~
s,oes, tneat,e last night NJ hs
sou nw wiIe hsEe, who takes Ii, \
" h.'io rag mtrchaut With % M
they appeared Oh the stA1s ~ $500,
dillon TO the curtain beluy ypns
the end OF Gao act, tbsy ~. "
on. .wioe. 'fne lnAlde Track h,r,
good play Of its kind i, 49,,
AmerioAnizsd since Mr. Bv,on ~ 49,,
the rights OF prod uctlou N M, S os...s
and strange to gay, The a lte,,,Io Vs..q
accepted by the author And ~ ~
BY him in the British iAle. =" ''s
On Tuesday tight the neon,.,,
lite, Annie Pixity, will anna, ',a
sent 1.-THE DsAobn's Dausb,s, - ~
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

SS in. size. They are our
Soc. goods-we'' will
sell this lot for asc.
The same in Ladies' Red
Wear. We have them only
in % and 80 in. vests and
80, "a, SO and 38 in. pants.
Our regular 81 goods. II
the styes suit you they will
be SOC. instead Of 81.
Ladies' fine Balbriggan
Hose, Unbleached, In sizes
8 and 81. Were the best
stocking we ever sold at 25c
per pair. Who ever heard
Of "Schapper" stockings for
I25c a that's what
these will be.
Kid Gloves, all we have OF
Jouvins." They are in a
,, fair assortment of colors and
blacks in sizes from 81 to II.
They are our 81 quality and
are reduced to 80 cents.
Another lot OF "Jouvins'
colors and blacks, sizes 81 to
LIT. Our 81 Is number
they are reduced to SO cents.
Another lot OF "Jouvins,"
| of the best grade-blacks
and colors and sold at $1.75,
sizes 81 to It, We sell
them for rs cents.
These Kid Gloves are all
standard goods, are 8, 4 and
5 button lengths and a
splendid kid glove bargain.
Dress Goods just found
out--French silk and wool
plaids in terra Gotta, brown,
green, blue, black, garnet,
lawn. Double fold, herring.
bone twills, were 81, now
30 cents.
VIM. r. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

The above mentioned tract Ct land and an
ADJOINING tract lying In the state of MARY
lAnhi containing about 81 ARES, more or less
VIII be sold as one tract Mt tho time and nj cs
Alort SAID The Two tracts together contain
apout l6l acres, more or leEs. The improve
ments lhtrtoh consist Of n large mansion
house, fam house and tenant house Iaryn
DARN corn crtb Rrantry, wagon house and
olher out-buildings. ThnlAndis of tngauaiI-
", divided tntO fields under good fencing II
Is particularly adapted to raising fruit and
there Is Young peach orchard In full bearinR,
thereon; also an appl orchard In tull bearing
A. Other fru trees. The farm runs to lie
Iron I'M station Of Philadelphia, Wilmington
aad baltimore railroad, and lime and other
ihanures are lAndel close athand. The neigh
residence. BENJAMIN NIELDS
Jld-d&w-ts Attornpy fnr ltoits
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13
On TUESDAY.
THE 5isT DAY OFJANuARY, 1875.


The fOlloNing described zeal estate viz.
All these certain lJtH Of land situate In the
cry o. NllhinRtou, bounded and described
No, ,. lIeginatng at the southorly side of
fouIth street extended Bctwrtu HudmAn .nd
mA"ley streets a. III. distance Of 10 feet from
the westerly tide Of Rodmau street thence
souihetly parallel To RDdman st-rrt ia trst .
inchcs 10 corn r. thence westerly pElAiipl To
f9utlh street ~ iesi To a corner, thence north
tIll parallel to EoimAn street ~ feet ? Inches
y the Aforesaid aide Of FOURTH street and
thence thereby rasterly SO fpst 10 The place a Z
uvElhhlhR, be the contents thereof what they
Ne. ?. beginning at The Westerly side sf
NuoIbAh su,tt ut the distance Of 100 feet
nsttheriy rem The ROrthrrly tide OF ''D''
suttt- thence westerly VtrAIlrl 10 -'D'f street
iuo rect 10 corner, thence uOrlhrtly nnralIei
W. n"pilnah sirrtt % f,rt tea corner, thence
1 ~ parallel 10 80 street o feet 70 the
shn Wt.trrly slide Of Goodman street aud
lhehre thereby southrrly % feet 10 the MAC, al
n.RlhhluS,b be the contents thereof what they
NO. J. Beginning at the soutlerIv. ,id, os
DsNls street at the distance OF 80 Tcrt wcsteT.
y from the westerly siIt OF lJurp stree.
thtnee s"uthtrly parallel 10 purc street rs feet
1900 htI' thence westerly parallel TO Davis
street 10 feet to another corner. thence n.ttbl
tIiy parallel TO DnrG street IS fett 10 The said
lss uIneIS sisI Davis street, aud thence
hihg' Ne The contents thereof What thew nav
of S ~, :; Beeinning al the souihscst corner
Of M si, stt.tl - feet to the eastorly side
VI t ~ my lcet Hlce hence southcriy alons
ais hllty side parallel 10 Head -trcel " fsei
- T, ~ ~ Coiutf, tNrnCt eAstcrly parallel
Ia ~ t tt strect 81 feet to the Westerly
49, I'aid street afprrsaif aud thenr,.
.g,,re Y northerv % feet - inches to Inc niser
~ ntslnhlnH, BE- the contents th,frof nhAt
s.ifed and Ia en- in execution ns The nron.
w hd~Ard II. Gregg aua Mary r.. HI.
"''e' ana l. T.. Sna 70 6e sollhy '''
ls snef'ii once wilmington, January 70,
II
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

Next M ondAy night smJth !, y. VI.
/, g. A. X will oelebrats ihehs
Anniverta ty by holding ~ W.
fire. An Interesting progtsm Il
prepared and the old 60. 9isI p,'t /
doubt have q good time. DgF. ~
No. 2, will attend In . boay -
Grant Pc 1t. In addition TO ipo"
yisitore a 10 expected, and a. wv h
Ia extended TO all members ~
A. X or hoaorAbly discharges y
and sailors to be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

1t commtnced 10 snow asoa' w y,
last night And continued anu =
morning, VI hen rain aud hAil Coz n
10 fail. This soon changed TO ~ n
rain, which turned the snon
sidewalks into slush And 'l
into mini Ature rivers, throus.
pedestrian were obliged 70
crossing. 1t 10 decidedly tht w I'M
OF the season, and II the ".
veer arouI d 10 the north ond ~
slush, walking will DO sln1" ~
hlp
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

MT. Paul Allen, of Lester g. Allen.
greeted many of his friends In the city
yesterday. he Is as lively as ever and
does some excellent work on the end In
the tirst part. Mr.. A. is greatly pleased
With the prospects OF his company, and
ne and his partner expect at the end OF
the season TO have their bank account
strengthened by the addition Of several
brown stone fronts.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

Orders have been recelVel \
W. q b car shops In the olv Il
construction OF las stock can a
Pennsy vania Railroad W, ,hi,f
work Is noe dGd ne soon ss po'si,III
part OF the works will 10 " otII
hands, 10 rs to complete wv
soon "a practical.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

John WinsloW was before Judge
Oummins this morning charged with
the larceny Of vslise belonging to a
lady who resides In the country. This
lady visited the city and stopped at The
house OF Robert Wilson, en- Orange
street between Second and Third, aud
the valise was taken from his house
He was committed in defaul, of 5000
ball for his apDaarAnca a. Count.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

Deputy Supreme Commander Samuel
Mari, Supreme Vice Commander II. q.
Kettew and Past Commander G. j.
Kienle attsuded preliminary meeting
az Dover last evsuiug, for the purI SO
OF Organising Castle OF the knights OF
the Mystic Ohatn. 6ometwenty names
we're secured and the new castle will
be Instituted In about two weeks,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13
Women. DeIa,s arc Dapeerous,.

Madame R4vere's FsmRle Pihs fol
women never fail 10 slWRys givs speed 3
and certsin relief Satisfaction gUarsD
teed or money returned, Sent by mail
securely sealed, in plain wrapper, fol
one dollar; three boxes for two dollars
Particulars In letter for four cents IN
postage stamps. Address Mrs. u
REVERE, Bog 283, jersey Oily, n. j
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

The contractors for the o' ~,
OF the l Dad way of the New M
OF OF / be Delaware rAilrono MI
Ilsted the iron bridge oysi All
lear that place. The traOA NJ n
be donb ut the rate OF one in /,
days. MoManus & Riley 81
tractors.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

NlrH-BEVI S.-Un the llth ina, a, IN.
residence Of the brides father, Daniel
1Nn, Dy hsv. Il. q. Jones, assisted Nv
heV u; h OorkIan, Garrett \. Smith and
oAole H. beVis, both of this city
bnaG WoOD-SrOKE S-nn "wednesday
Mr John Haywood TO biiss sayah
stokes, both of this city,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13
2O6 MARKsT ST, s 1soE5

Nothing Ike them to wear in snow
and slush. The girls need them, the
boys need them, we all need them. We
have plenty OF them; all sizes, with heel
ana spring heel, fleece lined and fusion
lined. seli-aeting aud buckle for ladies,
misses and children Mems and boys
tnoceasins TO Wear with gum boots; all
sizes Better cal early though. They
are moving out very lively. Prices the
lowest IN toWr.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

Y OST-l HAVE LOST OR MlSLAIp.
Al or had stolen, my deposit BOOK, n o.
1878, in tue name Of Brtdaet Butcher Of The
Wilmington Savings FUND Society. Pay
ment haa been etoppad AMI application has
bean made for new book.
1880 BRIDGET BUTUHER.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

Mrs. Mary PenEin gtoD, wife OF L L.
PenningtAu, CT No. 307 Esst Seventh
street, fell down q flight Of stairs .hts
morning aud Injured herself quite re-.
verely. Mrs. Pennington hnd narrow
escape from = serious accident.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

The lake pike which f0t',
Third street market, is nov VA
direct tAom the fisheries are ri m h
m lat delicious hsh ever ptVu iHsp,
city. He will have . fulI s ~,
morrow in addition 70 oil o'D"
In seAgdn.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

Berthe Brown, grandson of Washing
ton Townsend, Of West Chester. Pa,
and who has q number Of relatives In
our city, Was badly injured few days
ago while gltd1Ins at IthioA, N. r.,
where be Yves going TO school. II is
said there 10 slight hopes OF his recov.
cry, ami ~ he should recover lie will
likely be deaf In one Of hic ears
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

William Wilson, colored hoy. was
charged at this mornings session Of the
city court with having committed az
assault on another boy, aud rs the e7i.
dence VAS conclusive he was fnsd 81
and poafa
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

More young ladies about 10 yesIs old
are wanted. Wo already have IS. Be-
port OF 706 King greet. First rehearsal
to take place In the Phillips Buildtug,
Fourth and French streets, at 2 O'Clock,
Saturday, Prot Crabb, manager.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13
Grand Depot.

~. DEN lsOh PEACH's GHANb DErof
t ,oI oar new blend oftcA At - ami 10 s,nts, "a
nave you seen our sugar. haya yom iriei 80
" ns,. a. anu conserved igs have yon seen o,,r
S. ii.nrn ptuhes and tyapOrateh apples, Nv
LAY ,tsy away from the GRAND DEpnr. We All.
~ '"tay ives "tare TIC Manamaser of this
us oi, "" , maxi war against all impnre goods
gnn,is stra ~, pure country lard our canned
h HI are all hrst class, no old stock our can
mn 'u ton,aturs are the wonder Of ali who nss
In, n,nu 49, ~ NJ uuly pure. If ydn would see
~ noul ~ handle, yuu would say we rannnI
,,,t,' On, we mean Il. YOU viii saw
money every week by buying from ''o
tta... DEN NIXON 4 PEACH
800 l92 4 lUi East ON street
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

Thomas Barrett, convicted OF the
murder OF q street. car driver named
Jefferson, IN Minneapolis, Yves Thurs.
day senionced to be hanged on ths 18th
of May.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

A writ OF replevln vas thli II
secured by Sob wAriz q 6In 70 Z
pet dealers of Philadelpnin'M Mon
goods Furnished by them " ,hs,sl
b KeI ny. About s28OO Is !, SlI1
OF their claims. Toe coroh'ie ,lBs
the wilt on the sheriff TINS az
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

Tomorrow promises 10 be from
cloudy TO clearing, with stationary
ten perAture. Sunday clearing and
colder.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

Scarfa, were ST. so, now 81; linen.
Toilet Bets, were Soc, now 500 linen.
Tray Covers, were 62lt 0. now SOC. monte
Aprons, were 2jc now 1885,; muslin.
Spl nshsrs, were l6c., now l0c.; linen.
These goods are all oil
the newest designs this sea.
son.
Stripe BalmorAl Skirts in
gray and black and red and
Iblack-24 yards wide, AZ
inches long-were SI.Io,
now 95 cents.
Stripe and plaid Elder
Down Flannels for dressing
gowns, wrappers and chill
dren's wear, in a good as
sortment of co!ors, are all
down from CSC, to soc.
All we have of those fine
| Jail wool Lupin's French
Flannels in plaids and stripes
are down from 75c. to soc
Another lot in dark plaid
and stripe flannel are down
from Soc. to 35c.
This is a splendid Offering
in dress tlannels and would
fully repay any one to an.
tlcipate their wants tor trav.
telling or for seashore use.
Muslins and sheetings arc
here in full assortment at the
livery lowest prices.
A splendid full standard
heavy and fine bleached
muslin, one yard wide
twenty pieces go in this sale
Tor 10 cents instead Of 12I
cents. No matter about the
name. Ask for the Special
instead of Wamsutta.
We have about twenty
lpieces of wv a tia
4 bleac hed muslin with q
slight imperfection. We've
sold thousands of yards of it
but sell it as 1t ISL in
, lstead of 12b. All this OF
!muslins in the face Of a posi-
Tive advance.
Il We make muslin sheets a
las we'll as most ladies' can a
Ihome. Ours are d yards
long by q yards wide, fin
made of the bes
Utica sheeting. Sheets AM
; pillow cases made any siz
: Ito order.
| Blankets slightly soilec
E and mussed from the Carist
mas display. You neve
) bought them cheaper.
Il Extra all wool, Id, S.. now 1915.
] Extra sll-wool, IL 4, $3.50, now IS.
Extra all.wool, II A, $500, now Sc.
| With the com m one
Igrades as low as $3.50 pc
sslpair.
i About one hundred odd
and ends Of table damask
remnants from Il to 3 var
4 lengths, ID cents to 81. O
i the counter in the linen de
! partment.
In our Underwear De
Ipartment.
4 A broken lot of Ladie.
. White Merino Underwea
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13
On WEDNESDAY,
THE 5rH DAY OF FEgRUARY, 1855.

On the premises, all that pail u the farm. of
the late Edward stroud, deceased, In Ptncn.
der Hundred, New Castle County, near Iron
hill station, On the Philadrlp Ia, Whining ton
anh baltimore railroad. about q miles from
newark, containing about rs acres ofland.
more or less. The improvements on this mari
of The farm are alargG mans ion house and out
bnil0ings.
Terms made known on day Of sale, hy
MARY 4. STROUD, AdministTntrix.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

II Hou sro IN ,,u vi
Of rubhers or rubb Der boots he, b
our GOODS reliable Anu pr, 81
lower than uauAl. FormAI ,rksI
Fourth street, between
King.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

NJ oIiuE TO TSAUHERs-TAERE
WIN Do an exLminS tion Of teanhers
~, ,or seeond aid thiri graio cortiues a. IL
Wii,., DalldinR No. !, on ErsDsn stTeat
Saturday, January 2s h. Txamipaiisnn VI; III, az
S VkJh promptly ATS. IN. hEHnAN REsl
SAf' county superintendent, 'At' "f-S'
il3 " il7,tpHt III .4,2,w
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

A ITEhTIOS, HEPr sSOPuS Tpe
IN monDers OF the four Oonolavss -,
heptssophs or y W. M, RrefeG1s,ted ~
l sSa, a. their hsll. Tenth and 81 algSt sts Al
to bro :eed !, an tS SstardSS eVsaioE ltIh inst,
t .ht. iot the parposo Of ricoiylnr paiIadsi
, pliia oohe'aVo, M. L. By order 81 OommIt.
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Daily Republican., 1888-01-13
In our basement.

In our basement.
An odd lot of outlining
stuf's-splashers, scaris, toilet
sets, tray covers, aprons,
laundry bags, doylies, at
much reduced prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

ScaTfa, were 81, so. now 81; linen.
Toilet Sets, were SBc., now 500 linen.
Tray Covers, were 81 4 O, now SOC. ;momit
Aprons, were 2jc now 49,; muslin.
Spl nshers, were l6c., now l0c.; linen.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13

In our Underwear De.
partment.
A broken lot of Ladies
White Merino Underwear
in Vests and pants, % in. to
Daily Republican., 1888-01-13
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF REA

IA estate. by virtue Of An order OF thp Or.
odd At public sale,