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Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Major J. II. stire, of the U 8. Treas
ury Department at Washing on, is en-
gaged making noYel and int. esting
collection, namely: Branches of trees
tina have historical value because they
grew on some Of the e eat battle fie DIS on
which the question OF union or secession
was eettled. Major Slime has Just recely-
ed iron a friend In Virginia some cedars
from Mine Run, pines from Chancellors.
vile, cedars from Hanccek's winter quar-
tiers ia lS63-'Gi and cedars from slaught
er's Noun ain
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
rn,nl rrrlo.Ion oI PstLOl'OnL

LONDON, Nov. 2l.-An eLpl " S,aI
CURED ut Bristol this mornlps M
the schooner United which wa
with $40 barrels Of pstrolelLln,s, O. n
vessel was wrecked and thIee w S,llsl
we're Fl work on board, NeIs -, M
Burning oil noated on The Sn" vsl
oAuSed great conaternatioH ! , Ia Hoall
eel owners, who feared tht Il ,I ~. N
communicates to their own Ola''SS ou,
other damage, however, WAs Want mt HI
shipping, the efforts to pt 1r. yv,,l.l
burning oil from reaching w n III
proving successful. The ioroV s. ii ID
explosion was 90 great - to 49, ~ ,s,p
windows In the building near 'uO y
Of the explosion.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

PAQuErTvLLE, Quebec, Nov 22.-It
IL reported that Foreman Vandy Ike, of
the Hereford Raj road, with 50 armed
men, took two LOGON tyes from the
Italian strikers on Tuesday night The
locomotives were held on account OF
wages due A Justice Of the Peace read
the riot act, The Italians resisted and
the railroad men D cd on them Three
Italians were wounded aud one killed
N'ndyke removed the engines. The
men are not paid yet for September
WORK.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
ThnnEsrivlnr rntsr,nlnm,n,.

Those who wish 10 spend . plsAsAni
Thanksgiving evening oould DO no bet.
ter than TO attend the musical and
literary entertainment to be given By
the Homo Social Circle OF Scott N. u
Church on the above evening In tho
name church. The committee have
spared no palms to make this ontertAin.
ment surpABB all others given By this
circle. A small admission fee will be
charged, aud large audience 10 sx.
peOttd,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

QvEEE &c, Nov. % "A northwest rale.
Win nlinning suow, has prevailed here
since Monday. The gulf shores are ice
pound aud me Of tie fisherman, who
were caught in the SLOW, are badly
frozen Three feet Of snow have fallen
" the Fast three days at sault Ste Marie
ana the thermometer marked degrees
oeio" zero on Tuesday night
~ oheRsrER, Mass Nov % -yester-
sey' Ihe thermometer registered II de-
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
pInn.

BALDWIE--In this city on 2ist inst, Walter,
son Of Lewis A. and Elizabeth Baldwin,
aged years sd months.
Relatives AID friends are respectfully in-
vited to attend the funeral from the residence
Of his parents, No. s22 Poplar street on Friday
afternoon, 30 O'Clock. lnterment At MI,
salem Cemetery.
HhNLBY-Un the E2nd Instant, Patrick
Hsnley, aged % ysarB
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN.
yltod to attend his funeral from the resi-
dsnoe Of his son inlaW. Robert BogRn No.
ia West fifth street, on Saturday morning.
st . O'Clock. High Mas at Sc. PRulis
Onuroh. lnttrmOnt at Oath edral cemetery,
PkliadelphiA papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

MILAN, Nov 2l.-Forty six workmen,.
societies OF Milan at meeting To dav
protestIl against the triple alliance and
against var ia general A res linton
Wa raopted declaring that they would
not sVpp1tt the I'nlign Government n
tue O. ent o war The prlest viii he
sent 10 worEmea's sss citations through.
out Italy, and tie workmen Of FraH 81
WIN be invited % adhere Ia the name M
the Brotherhood Of Labor '' VI
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

John Lopez, q ooloFed carter doing
business 81 Seventh and Pine streets,
PhilAdelphia, dled on Tuesday, the 20 h
inst. He was . native Of CaLtsFbuiy,
Del, but went TO Philadelphia soon
after the war aud amAssed . handsome
fortune by leading = sober life and In.
duBtTioualy pursuing his business. He
vas A5 ysArs OF AEs and leaves . vile
but no children.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

BosToN, Mass. Nov GA thief
threw stone through tie wi dow If the
pawn shop Of Simon Lewis, on Tuesday
evening, aud, reaching through thu hole,
grAsped tray Containing ten diane nd
nngs and ned, Lewis AMI HE daughter
attempted 10 pursue The tiief, but could
not open the door, which had been
locked on the outside by a chain and
Tale ok In his flight the tuief dropped
AL but two of the rings, and these are
valued bl65. The rings which were
drol ped were recovered by Lewis. A
policeman stood at the corner almost
opposite the scene Of the robbery.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

DR.. Joseph NJ. Fulton, Of New eV, e J
don, Pa Is visiting friends IN .U"osIIsiI
He IL the proprietor OF an hv DIu
cough medicine, bich 10 solo " Al d
forth, Second and Market stts 'S,ss5oDrlslO
osntV . bottle. He is also the plUIp"tlop
of several other medical pre- be 4
which have quite . large sale ~ ,ortun
looking forward to fame ana W.
from the same.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
DUBLtC SALE or VALUABLE
DWELLINGS AND BUILDING LOTS,
ON THE PREMISES,


~ 49, = 49, - ~ y AaaAhh ~ A6F1s
Beginning at O'Clock with No. and pro-
ceedlng mainly In the 0fder as numbered on
NE plot hese properties are ali desirable,
being well located In good ntiRhbOrhood and
are onlred BY the owners In order 10 DISPOSE
" their real estate In his locality. There ,rp
prospects Of a marked Increase IN the vaines
Of Wilmington real estate In the near future.
lndlcati' re OF which may be seen on every
time In which to make purchases for iealiya-
No. j. TwC-story nrick dwelling. yo lo7g
Tatnall str ct containing eight rooms, Win
MODERN conyeniences; bath, hot aud cold
water, watcr-cl9set and heater, Size 81 lot
20 feet by 50 feet most desitAbie home, or
viii prove a good Investment,
No. 2. Three.story brick dwelling, sot tn
east corner of Twelfth and TAtnalT Il celia
containi x seven Ioomsa. q bath. with mod
ern eonveniencee. size lot Is FEET Inches
by 20 feet, with slight alteration this would
make spscndii business staad.
NO 3 Two-Hioty dwelling, No. 100 Maple
street containing six rooms and hath; L sup
piled with gas, hath aud and co water
Size Of LOT, 10 feet by ~ f.. l. This prupstty
offers splendid opportunity for any one De.
Nos, 4 and 5. Two desirable bdIlii-r lots
on south side Of Maple street betNeen HaT-
rls9n aud Franklin stree 3, U feeI by iO6 feet
No. 9. Ore large building To- on the west
err side Of liarr,son street, between Rerch
and OAK streets, Size flJ', " feet by W feet;
u very desirable pro- ertY.
Nos, Z s. y, 10, n, - and 49, scyCn baildiuE
lot, on west side ni CCnuCll street, between
Ced aud Oak streets ltls uuly nccessar, 10
Sc these lots to Az. rebate their value. They
speak Tor hemsriyrA.
ho5, u and rs Two building tots on Broome
street, netween Beech and YAK streets, ~ leet
by MS rect.
Nos 70, II and 49, Three hne building lots
On the northtrly side orc dar street between
franklin and Breome streets, ~ feet inches
by lOl feetB tachrs.
No. 49, one large regular corner piece Of
lhnn suitable Tor manufacturing site, situated
on he southeast corner II OAR street aud
hatlroad avenue, about t6 feet by 10 feet,
rms Is avery desirable piece OF land, fronting
air Guy on the rail 'nAd, anu Is well worth thp
htien Ion Of manufacturer, Or viii prove a
paying Investment.
Nos. 20, q, q and ~ -Four ulldlng lots on
north side of Duncan street, o. feet west Of
Ninth avenue.
m building lots above describe are ycty
desirable, located In growing utigl d rhoGds,
which are bel rapiil improved amt within
ten minutes ride Of Market street. Al tas.s
for 1855 TO be- paid by The sellers Srttgluruts
IN al cases to he ma preNiUn- to the 70 low
Ing Saturday, December I, lsS6 at u on; IN l.
urs IN THIS pEriicu ar may void a sale a. the
option Of the selleFs.
tlmulbns viii leave No. ~ Market street al
2 a y. ~, AttendtH viii be 81 en- and terms
uaiie known on day VI sale.
HAWKINS A CO.,
No ~ Market street
nl3-H Agents 10 effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

ZAHEsvILLH, U Nov. 9l.-Ths Rev.
]. Mok. PltongeF, President Of the
Special Convention Of the Diocese OF
Southern Ohio, hiss received > letter
from Rev. Boyd Vincent, of PlttSbnrg,
Accepting the ofdoe Of assistant bishop
rendered him by the convention.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Harry PiHor, proprietor Of the Malta
House, Water and King streets, was OF.
rested this forenoon on warrant
charging him with selling liquor TO
minors and selling on Sunday. He will
have . hearing 81 the Municipal Court
10 morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
Young nIrLa AnnnnItah

MT HOLLY, Nov. Alan assault was
committed on two young colored girls
named Armstrong last night as they were
on their way home by two rough looking
men, The girls broke away from their
assailants and ran through the woods
and escaped In the darkness The men
have not been arrested.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
M. GRADY.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
- Schedule in effect Nov. Is, 1883.

HNANAulN IN NAeth nov 10 1853.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE, DE
Express trains.
PhIisdslphia, week days, 20 20, 10, 90,
o, IS 90, %, 40 90, II 0i, 3 m; tl9 20, %,
PhlladelpdiG. Sundays, Is 70, Tos, IS,
Q %, 40 %, II Os . m, sla 20, / %, ! 90, Sd
~ 90, -, ~, ~ 90, 6 20 p m.
:. Chester y e. TSs * days IS a. 10
Ohsttsr, undays, sa5o. 7 90, TEB, poG
II ob, . mi al9 40, / 90, 800. 8 80, - 70, 20,
-, s6Opm.
WEST BOUND,
Baltimore and Washington, % 80 sllE
a mi %, y 40 p MI Al2 20 niEht All daily,
7 20 a m daily except sunday.
ohissgo ana Pittsourg, 'la 40 night B2s
Olnelnnst ana ST Louis. IL 81. a m and
sitFsTly decentralization, 80 and IL 10 p
M, daily.
bandenbOrs Accommodation, week days,
II 90 M % and b2s p N; Sundays, 40
m, and t2s p m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. srATloN.
FOR Phlladelphla, 2.s5 p. M, daily. except
Sunday, Fer Baltimore, 6.SBG. m. and 5. is b.
NJ, daily, z, 30 p. M, daily, except sunday.
2. IS p. m. daily, except sunday; .. 10 a. m. On
sunday emily; 3. 10 y, M daily,
Pltssburs And Chicago express daily. Is
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WHINING.
TON,
Daily, 'l2.O5 a. M, 800, 10 o. 'u.Oo, a. m
q 90 noon, 80 400, 80, 400, Q, IS. 100,
Daily, except Sunday, 30 and 7.25 a. m,
=. rs, and $40 p. m.
sunday only, 8.lOa m.
Telephone No. 1888.
Rates to Western points lower than via any
Otherline.
Z. o. 6UULL, W. NJ. gLFATFHTS
CENT fasa. Agent Gentral Manager.
nls-Lf
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

The ocmpIs.e vow d TIE State Of Nev
York cannot be Off .isily given upiil tba
h.oRs county oAnvssssrs Riye thrlT
hSures, which vii probably fe fuiAhs5
oy 10 morrow, TLsY eltot for Inc flrs.
tune In twenty six years a Republican
county clerk. NN''O~A
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
PrsnarInr II Ma

It is stated at the Navy Department
that the Uni ed States steamer Atlanta,
now preparing for sea at New York, viii
be sent for crul arouud the world by
way Of he Pacific 7 he cruise will prob .
ably las three or four years
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
uonFersn % in asrnlon.

The local preachers and sEhorters Of
the Bethel A, M. 70. Conferences Of
Delaware are holding theII semi. annual
conference ct the Bethel A. M. L
Church In this city, large rum Der Of
delegates being present.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

About 1890 p. M, to day, Charles Mer-
chant, boarding at No. 800 Poplar street,
a brakeman on the p, w q B. railroad
had bis right thumb caught between the
bumpers Of two cars at the Diamond
State rolling mills and SO badly smashed
that amputatlon may probably be neces-
Baly.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

A NOPHsR LIST OF DEsIRABL ~
N houses TO which we wish 70 Gall
y0uF attention
No 1904 Spruce street. rooms and bath,
NO. llb Poplar street, 8 rooms and bath.
No ~ Poplar street, 0 rooms and bath.
No. w Lombard street. 7 rooms.
o.BA Lombard street, rooms,
No. IOslS Esat Seventh street. 8 rooms
No, nc franklin street, rooms and bath.
No le2 Adams street, 10 rooma aud bath,
No. south Clayton street, Q rooms aid bath
NO G9E st Fourth Street, ~ rooms and bath
NO. 1905 W. Thirteenth st., IL rooms and bath,
NJ ~ iatnAll street, pr0Oms and bath.
Mo- tli NhnBurfn street. rooms and bath
No. ga Shlplty street, II rOf ms and bath.
No, 1913 dltpin Avenue, 0 rooms and bath,
Apply TO hEALD a CO.,
n1O-St-eod seventh and Market Ste.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

WAS IEaToN d c., Nov. 21.-The
President will remain at Oak View until
ABOUT December in order to devote his
entire time, without interruption, to the
preparation OF his annu Al message to Con.
greBs
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

,..l Estetson'S b Magazine for Dacen3 b r
sstges ihs highest praise. It's en-
stSSviDE TX, aIa charming, It's stories and
lIst atueles excellent, bnd TIA fasb,oo
sao ~ Aou ,sshold departments simply per
s9g ~. peterson" Il fne Combination
VI llIerstarsr AFt aud fashion.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

,hon'd not 10 rez'gc.cd. BROWN 3
hkoAcAIAL TEuCHEs are a simnIe
box. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Eureka Council, No. l, Jr o U. A.
NJ, will pay Chester Council, No. SO, of
Chester, Pa, iraternal visit to morrow
(Ffiday) evening. The order is gro wing
rapidly, four candidates having been
initiated last evening,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

The young people of the First NJ. P.
OhnTch, Seventh and Walnut sts., held
fair in the church laet night. which
was sfHnd sncoess, the pr, ats bling
not less than $50.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Ths celebrated Three B. 3. B. Cigar,
manufactured by Il. y. Bourbon B
Bro, No. $40 West Second stFsas. Ths
best Sc. Cigar in the city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Alta meeting Of the officers, ,sscl ers
aud friends Of Dookm M. E san ay
DOL, held last night, pIrauReuls,, -
wtIe made for . Christmas entertain
mtnt
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

~ t .tltCl Intending 10 Ay in = supply
- III wee y, potatoes for the winter thoari
vi OF sneltH. / Eas, Fourth utrees
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Nickel alarm clocks at MlilArd y.
Davis, No East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

New YORK Blue Point Oysters Az
Henry Blouth's RastaurAnh Fe's ~
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

DSDR sATiE--A VEEY DESIRE BI &
y farm, pleetautly End hsBIshfully 10 a.
ted on tie LAncAsssF PIKE, 8 milAs OLa WI.
minHtOn, one hh;i mile fro u railroad stafioa
containing II aoros, with irs;1s dwelling,
Il ne ana ffsne bard lgTRo sNd small Ifuits
Apply 10 J, AUGUSTUS MoOA ULLEY
so h n ket street, O19tu, d, s.lm
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Il E HAni-wAsoheS aud diamonds
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Cuppine and lseohing by George B.
hetsneE, los Fast Third street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

., IL OF 81 gems for 20 cents al Gum
uinRu' gallery, 800 Market Gtrsst.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

From the Hon Lsvi Fsttarp: Barnes
town, Pa, Oct. 3, l68S.-Dr. Joseph NJ.
Fulton's Cough Syrup is the beat rene
~ tor cold ever used. Levi Fetters.
Sold by N. B. DAniorth. $50.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Mrs. Edward Andrews, corner OF
Delaware and Pennsylvania avenues,
requests all the Junior Board OF the
homeopathic Hospital, who hGvs dolls
o hEess Tor the doll safe, to return them
% nsr % soon - possible. In cJnneo,
ton with the doll sale for the benefit OF
the hospital fund there will be . picture
gallery for the taking OF silhouette pio
lures.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

A. n me as REPUBLICAN, omos to-day, Il
Io'clook 10 o'olo,s 10 81. =
<o' $50 90
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

VAry's Phils. Messenger, sl2 Market,
city.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17
Saremb aus SeIsten.

Sn BEN beIsii6en Q]rbennen
bat Der Wiuter gar i5Iimm sebaut; unb
mas bic Ylase mod gr6Ber ma5t, bas finb
bic W6lfe unb anoere ni5t weniser piIben
&aubtbiere, bic pom 9unser sstriebsn ben
Sisbfduen Der atersleute bdufise ud9ts
li1e unb isIbif aud am bellen Gage unans
genebme SeiuGe abffatteu. @ebe bemies
nissn, Der ba uerseiien bate, ieiEe Sbirsn
gut 3u usriSIieBen. bieie piIosn Ssitisu
wir6sn linn cine gorii5tsmaBreseG bictis
rem, inbem iie eiuise Siesen ODER S1afs,
mad benen fie gar Intern iiub, nit ii5
nsbmsn. Der gisentbimer gurnet pom
Wartiup psiB i4on bauon gu er,dbIeu. ins
benz i5m pon elmer s - 10 Stiide Sdblens
ben Wolfsbanbe In Der Ha9t pom 81. auf
ben %. Mtdrs ni9t psniger ais 5 S6afe
seraubt wuroen. Die &ibubeit bisier
pilosn &aubtbiere lit srsu,enlos, unb islbit
AM 0tsnitas nod bur9i3ritt cine Sanbe
BON Is W6lfen AM beueu Gage bic Srts
i6aft Surp, obue baB es ben nit Spatsn.
baden unb @abelu bepaffnetsn 8auern
%aeluusen, pdre zines Der Sbiere ~ erIegen.
Die lmsesenb pom Sreur unS ct. s9ubert
leiSen nibt psniser an ben ginfdlsn bic:
fer bunsrisen SierfiBIer, welde weber YuIs
per nod Blsi idsuen. gm 81. Wdrs in Der.
Ra1t biBte Der Ya5tbofbeiiser Petit aus
Sreur 2 S5afe unb l S9psin pon 400
Yfuub auf bieie 8eiie elm.
neber bas ieanbaI6ie 8ss
erGbni 6, uou benz mir In D. Nr. aus
Rsianep (URssis) beri9tetsu, finSsu mir
in Der Slider 3eits." nod bas SoIsenbs
uno Ndbsrs. Im 10. Wtdrs wurbe Der
8rieftrdssr Dom, psl9er bisie StsIe %
Sabre bstleibete, i'm Babe 3wii3eu Safer
unb Nesis ertrunten aufsdunSen. Ssrs
ieIbe 1T, p~srmutbIi9 etpas ansetruntsn,
i9ou Na9mittass uorber per llnsIit ms
8aHsr seitirSt. Cine @ittue nebit spsi
Rinbsr betrauern ben unslitli9eu Cob
ibres 4sidbriasn @begattsn unb tbsusrn
9aters. Die Sesrbisuns bisiss Seruus
sliittsn bGt am 81. Mdrs, Na9mittass 8
u5r itattssbabt. Bel Sieisr @eIesenbsit
bat ii9 etpas llnerbortes Susetrasen.
Oa Der Wann istt LANCER 3eit bic Rir9e
nidt msbr bsiudte, feline 3 itsrn ni5t belt,
alto pon Der &eliston ni9tS wiieu wolte,
70 tOnnts isIbitrebsnb ber bo4w. 9srr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17

gfarrersO e6ant bsmisIben aud rs5t bic
ttr9li9e SeerSisuns %seitattsn. 0tsfs @es
lesenbeit benustea nun bic 2iberaIen, nm
ScanoaI gu MAIDEN. Sie Wufit purte
Gufgerufen, unb elm fsisrIi5er Sus oraaais
fit. I'm Der &ir6e unsetommen, bic ue,z
i4Iofen mar, periu9te man bieieIbe mt
@epalt 81 erbre1en. Sa bieies 1idt aes
lang, nabm man cine Better unb ifiea bur6
Elm Seniter in bieislbe, nobel mebrsre
S5eibsn serbroaen wurosn. g1un eelana
es, bic Stride nit @ewalt gu 5ffnen. Der
3us ODER bic Sanbe frat Elm. Sie @loden
wurben LANCE seIdutst, bic Wuft ipielte
urb ber Eoote wurbe pte elm !SsIb besras
ben. limb bies Iaes ssi9ab unter 2eituns
unb Sibruns Der @ommunaIbeb5rbe relp.
libsraIen Sarsermeifers, S96ffsn &c.
gu &on3on, In Der Section Renz
beur, brad IN 20. Wdr3 ein 9ranb aug,
Der 3wei ben @e5riibsrn Sastin se56rise
9duier nit @irtbf9aftsssbduben in al9e
le9te. 60 l5uea entuiteIte f5 Der
granb, baB IS selans u wenise &opf
Vteb 5u retteu.
gu 8trton pirb Elm neues Sdladtz
baus sebant. bas gu 2s,3ls.so Gr. &offem
absei9dbt lift.
3 &obeImont wirb bic Stride
uersrOBert, cine Irbeit, bic auf 90, $40 81.
absei5dst 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17
0roBberso8tbum.

2uremburs. gs 1T Der iberaus
ribrisen StabtpoliSei bieier Sage seIuns
gen, tpieberum cine bsrii5tiste v&elnerins
nenipeIunte" in Der Stabt aussubeben.
Sie YoliSei fabubete bereits felt seraumer
Seit auf Das libel beleumunbete Reit. 9ie
"Details Der Greisuiie, bic itd in bisisr
@irtbi9aft 3usetrasen unb our gntbetuns
fabrtsn, ftnb baarltrdubenb. auseitdts
FOLDER Sortommnife fragen mir nod eius
NAL: y8o bleibt bas &esIement fir bic
&eanerinnenwirtbiaaften9" i9rsibt bas
vBort".
Son Der beI9ti9en @ren3e
f9reibt man benz yWort" unter benz %.
Wars: vgs lit bo5s 8sit, bab Der @ins
ter uns uerldBt, bsnn bic S6eunen iiub
fopeit seIeert, OaB es benz Bauer reGt wei9
um's Sers perben muB, penu er Bic lee:
rem Suttsr,dume unb bann bic eefilteu
Yiebtdle betrttt. SeSeutt MAJ ben boben
Yreis, 3u benz bau 6utter 9eitiesen, Seu
5 st., R~ossenitrob 3,75 5r. per gentner,
70 tann man benz betimmerten 2anbmann
ni9t rnrs1t seben, wenn CT fi3 iiber bic
au,u itramme unb LANCE Ssrri5nft bes
@inters betlast. @lItli9 Tam ii5 bers
isnise nod i9assn, Der i'm Serbife. ruenu
aud ,u ntebrtsem 9reiie, ieinen Siebbes
itanb ieinem Sutteruorratb anpaBte. an3us
ratbsn wdre es isbsm 2aubmann, reip.
iebem Yisb3i9ter: ui9t msbr Sisb iibers
pintern gu pouen, ais CT gut fiittern fam,
benn nur gut sefittertes Sieb pirb ii9
rentiren unS benz 2anbmann Nuten brius
gen. Sdle9t sefattertes gisb 1T eritens
gum Sertaufs untausli4 unb aud wirb
fOIdss burd i6Ie9te, b. ;. manselbafts
Satteruns Ieisli9 UNDERGRADUATES Stsb ben
baIben Sommer nOtbis baben, I'M ii9
einisermaBen Su erbolen, wenn es nod
nidt gu ipdt lit. SIS ftsbt feit, baB mans
selbafte Siitteruns ben &sim gu mander
&rantbeit leat, Der bas gisb pobl nod
ni4t INNER slei9, aber' allmdbIt3 unb
fiber gu @runoe ri9tst. Man6er Yiebs
3i1tsr, benz bieiss obsr ienes 0ieb falt,
fann bic llria9e istnss llnslides auf mans
sslbafte Sittsruns tn bisism ober ienem
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-06
CITY COURT sHERIFF's SALE.
SHERIFF's OFFICE c. c. s.,

SAVANNAH, GA, March 9Th, 1888.
STATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY,
- Under and by virtue of a fl. ia. issued out of
the City Court of Savannah November term
1886. in favor of JOHN S. SCHLEY vs.. MAR
CISSE J. MEUNIER, and levied by DAVID
BAILEY, Sheriff of the said court, November
Sth, 1885, on the following described property as
the property of the said NARCISSE j. MEU-
NIER, to wit.
All that lot of land number six (6) and inn
provements, situate in Kingsville, on the White
Bluff road, in Chatham county, Georgia, about
a quarter of a mile south of the extended limits
of the city of Savannah, containing five (5)
acres OF land, fronting 1872 feet and d inches on
the White Bluff road, with depth of I, s58 feet,
more or less, to its western boundary.
And will sell all the interest of the said MAR
CISSE }. MEUNIER IN said property as assignee
of bond for titles from Ferdinand j. Giry to
Peter Ohm, dated June 5th, 1886, said bond for
titles having been transferred to said Narcisse
j. Meunier by said Peter Ohm, at public outcry
before the Court House door in the city of Sa
vannah, county of Chatham, and State of Geor
gia, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL, 1893
during the legal hours of sale Property pointed
out by plaintiffs attorney. Terms cash; pur-
chaser to pay for titles. Tenant and parties in
interest notified this March 9th, 1888.
l.. l.. GOODWIN,
Sheriff of the City Court of Savannah