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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-02

By the old method the steel wire from
which watch springs are made was heated
to ths proper temperature and immedi-
ately plunged into oil. In the new process
the wire is immersed in the oil bath first
and Is then brought, by means Of an
electric current. TO the desired degree OF
heat Boston Budget.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-02
RewnFded bv Honor,

Col. Higginson told the whole truth In
his recent Cambridge lecture on the pro-
fessional life Of literary man; the gfst Of
which was, that honor makes great part
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Wife-Why is it. John. that you rarely
kiss me nowi Before we were married
you bothered me almost to death.
Husband--I know IL. my dear, and
laid in stock enough to last.-The Epoch.
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The Dutch are taking Holland at the
rate of eight acres day During the last
two centuries. it is estimated. 1000 acres
of land have been reclaimed from the sea-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-02

The virtues Of cinchona were not known
till 1888 81 1888, when 1t cured the wife
Of the 'srcvien Hceroy, Cinchona.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-02
At the Baseball Match.

Jobson-Yes. Kuehne Is fine batter.
Snobson-Oh, Kuehne is nothing beside
Mike Mullin. the middle fielder Of the
Kankakees. Why. only slast week he hit
q ball 30 hard that It stuck against 9
cloud. They called 1t four bsgger. and
gave Mike a home run.
Jobson--Did they recover the ballf
Snobson-Why, cert II came down
when 1t rained. Bulletin.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-02

SAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
y Rupture. Varicocele and special Diseases
of either sex. Why be humbugged by quacks
when GU can md In Dr. W right the only Rle-
uLAR PHYsIoIAs n In Philadelphia Who makes a
sps cta,ty of the above diseases, ana CURss
Va nj CURxs GuARAHrnBD. Advice Free day
an. evening. Strangers can be treated ana re-
turn homo same DAY. Ofiices private.
Dk. w. II. WRIGHT,
z o. Box 673 ~ Philadelphia.
teb2-lydAw
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uOOD'S SSARSAPAKILLA FOR SALE
Ia At II. ~. Ccchran's Drug Store, Nos ls1
ana ln North Qnoen 81. Lancaster, Pa.
aprS-2md&W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-02

DANES CELERY COMPOUND
FOR SALE AT
II. u. COChBAN'S DkUG STORE,
Nos 1877 4 l39 North Queen st., Ian castor. Pa.
apr4- 4-2mdAW
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28

THE narrow escape OF three clergy
men and q young lady from instant
death In PhllAdelphiA feK days since
10 another example Of the danger OF
grade crossings at railroads. Several
oities In the United States have com.
menced 10 realize the danger, and are
taking measures TO have ell railroads
placed above or below grade, When
railroads were hrst Introduced there
was such . universal desire for them,
especially by cities and Towns, that
needful restrictions were lost sishL Of,
and they were Allo wed 10 be placed lst
where and how their prof eoiors desired.
That day has now passed, but as the
omission Of these precautions for the
prevention OF accidents WAS rs much
the fault OF the people ss II WAS OF Iht
railroad corporations, the people should
now be willing to bear . share OF the
expense in making the change wherevei
IL 10 decided to abolish these prolifi
sources OF danger. We hope the day
will yet come when there will not be /
grade crossing in this city, but We iC
mot think 1t would bs jusI TO oomps
the railroad companies to bear the en-.
u:e cost OF . change.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28

Ii CONGRESS does anything with the
immigration bill, there should certainly
be Q clause Inserted 70 put . stop 10 tte
immi grafton Of Mormon recruits. These
people are curse to this country, and
NE can never hope to put stop to
poly gAuy as long rs The Bait Lsks ell
ders are permitted, With their false rep.
resentAtions, to bring these people from
Europe by the hundreds, II oil the
European newspapers would join in in
forming these people Of the life they
will be obliged TO lead in Utah, the
Mormon emissaries would not meeI
with the success they now do. 1t Il
but an Aot Of justice 10 these poor, de-
luded people, for Congress TO forbid .heIl
immigrAting to this country, as slavery
would be paradise com pared TO theil
helpless condition when once fully IN
the power OF the Mormon Church
There can be no doubt OF the power o
O)Dgress 10 stay the tide Of i'm nigrAn
recruits, for they are to all insents and
purposes vlolators OF she law. II thi
class OF immigrants Is stopped, the
Mormon Church will soon pass out o
existerce
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
THE GOVERNOR should, and nj

THE GOVERNOR should, and no
doubt does, use the greatest discretion In
gran nng pArdons, especially In the case
OF those convicted OF murder. A man
Who takes the lie OF human bslng
commits the greAies! offsnse known 10
the law, and until within . few years
all homicide In this State were punisha-
BILE with death. The Legislature, how
ever, deemed II wise to divide homicide
into murder OF the hrst and second de-
gree and mAnslAuzhier the hfst punish
abe with death, the second iuprison-
ment for life, and the lAtter With from
one 20 ave years imprisonment. /! is q
remarkable fact, but nevertheless true
that but few men whose hands are
stained with the blood OF their tello "
man ever do much good after wards I,
seems that the mark OF Gain is upon
their brow, and that for the remainder
OF their lives they become vsga oondI
upon the face OF the earth. "Thor
shAlt not kill" is the Divine command
given TO man Ave thousand years ago
and although human laws may chang
this viii stand % long as time shall en-
dure. There Is no degrees In this Law
and the man who violAtss Il should b,
made TO psy the penalty. A pardon
should never be granted 10 murderer
unless 1t can be clearly shown tina
there was some mistake In his oonvic
tlou, for % We said tefore, II Ia but sci
dom that murderer ever becomes I
good cit zsn after wards. We know o
. CASE where every effort was made Il
have . man, ,onvIcted Of manslaugh ghter
pArdoued, bat fortunately wi!houta avM
and he served the full time for Whict
he WAS sentenced, but II would hAvI
beeu far better for his family and th,
community, II his sentence had beer
for life, and he been obltRsd to serve 1t
Another instance WAS thA. OF . mai
who, after serving nearly twenty year
OF life sentence WAS pardoned, bat II
less than month after his release b
snspped o pistol In another mans iao
and would again have been . murdeEe
II 1t had exploded, as he intended
should. In oil cases where . pArdor
is asked for . murderer, 1t 10 well t
reverse the motto, and temper nero.
with Justice.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
BALTIMoME a OniO RAILnOAD
toREp'rI.R II gTFEUr. Nov. 20. lset
1TninA lssva IlsiavAro Avenue Dspos'

tOE6lhlksk IL EFFkuT. NOV. ", io1I
1TAinA Issva Delaware Avenue D~po''
For Philadelphia and Chester. olb, 7 90,
7kb, as, 10 10 ana II IA m; ! 90 q 90, 8 90.
4 Ob, 8 10, 8 ~, Q 80, 7 20, 8 tb and 9l3 p. m.
Un Sundays, Z Oo. ! So, stb, 10 10 and II Il ..
m.; co, 90, s 10, 8 ~, 0 80 and % p. IN.
For Chicago, Wheeling, Uolun bus and
sanduaEy, daily, loA N and ~ p. m.
For PittsburB, daily, I 20 a. 10. and 10 p.
N.
FOR Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
dLily, IL 10 0. n. and 3 20 D. N.
Fof Baltimofe and Wash ton and New
ark and HAVE do uTAce, II 10 Am; 2tb and
40 .. N. I'm SundsyA I 40 aud II 10 \. IN;
2 20 and 8 20 p. N.
FOr Slnseriy. BlB and II 10 .. m; 2 Is,
. 20 and 30 p. N. and " 80 InidniHht. Un
FOk LANDkk BEt.4, . 10 A. n.sunda
only. 1850 q. N. and Ln p. N. daily
oxcapt Sunday. 0 90 p. N. daily.
Trains leave Market street station:
FOR PhilAdelphia q 90 p. IN. daily, excsp
sunday. FOR Baltimore 2et p. ~.
daily, except Sunday. Fo7 Landenbefs
ESQ and 1850 A. III. and aSS p. m, daily
except SUNDAY; U.ls =. N EundAT only
Tho 10. 20 a. n. train connects at Easi
Junction with Cincinnati and 81. Louii
through express, daily, except Sunday. Ths
20 p. IN. connects with Chicago and 81
cuts express daily.
Trains for NiIminston--LeAve PhilAdsi
phia, daily, - %, lb, ", sio.9o .. N, l =,
AGO, 50, 400. $50, t.sa. $40 10 % p. N.
n1ily, except sunday, us =. m, 2.o'
Express trAins -
| ". ID. OLEMENT9, q. Y. LORD.
Manager. 0onn Pas. AEepi
Telephone No. liza.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28

THE DemocrA,ic House OF Rspresen.
tatlves seem TO fully understand how
90 spend the greatest am ouul OF time In
doing the least possible amount OF bust.
ness. 1t 10 now nearly two months
since Congress Assem- bled, but rs yet
only two bills have been passed, neither
OF which WAS Of any importance Il ghs
weeks ago the President, In his mes
sage, preSended that the surplus was
suoh great source OF danger that some.
thing should be done As once to rsdu ce
II, aud his supporters In Congress, as In
duty bound, declared 1t should be done,
and that Immediately. But As yet noih
ing has been done, and not . single bill
OF public Importance even presen ted
The Dem 1crAtIc mem bers Of the Ways
and Means Committee are stlll holding
their secret sessions and oonsplrlng
against the best interests OF the ooun-
try, but IL they have the slightest idea
tha, they will be permitted 10 prepare
. bill, irim Gal to the interests OF thi
manu- acturers aud workingmen OF the
Nor,b, anu rush II through Congress
they are reckoning without their host
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
Philadelphia. Wilmington q Bal
timore Raslroad.
November l3th. 1887.


Trains viii leave Wilmington - follow
s IS 5 saS sio. "a 70 u. Il IS II 81 a. m. Il %
4 A,:o%Sos.s,ss' n sss 9 .Ga "a :? s,gS & 70 9 ,Os n.
! 4. so9 a. fto 10 90. 10 0p. M.
= 1of !, fss;if5 4 4 .s,prs;s IS "a 5: "a si ia
xesomnca.tion, sto 7ce lOA sIA p@a.
ms aA tG s1 fS and ~ p; m m nm
nsIA. m, a y, ~, SM' - 7s@ and
foE z Wes. W: ches.er, via LAuohin, % sne
For ScwiarR a & tdsntrsy and intermediate sta
| tione, 7 q .. m. u Is and ZIP. m:
Baltmore and Intermediate stauons' io1a
iBaitinore sad say line, pm.
Rallimors and wsshlagtou, is - 81
Trans IN u for i Beia1are si Division leave for;
New Castle, .ss SO ,s a. s1d; sIsst M Ia a% So
Georgetown and Lewes, s 20 q. m - 70 D. n.
seaford (express), ) 70 p. m.
Harrington. DeimAT, and way stAuonA 90
Express ior Harrington, 80 p. N. Wa,
Ei press or Dover. Harrington, and Del
mar, IL OS Might.
| Franklin city, sDA IN,
Express for Cape Charles Old Point oom
| fort, AndNorfolk, u o6 Night
Leave philadelphia, Broad Street for WI.
l mlnHtOu fthptto1h n - . o. ~ as ~
| 10 10 II Is u HA. m, . u sol, ga tA bes'
| q, SO, So, 20 y. m.
Aecomm oda lon, $40, 10 o .. no., La Lsa
n, 40, Q - 30 lJ08 10 70. and II q D. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expressl, fon. q, a.
rs, e10, II 81 =. m, > d, b2A and ] % p. m.
Accom- mediation, Is a. m, IL 10 70, 10,
$50. T4n and 10 90 p. IN.
For Chester (eNpressl, 5. . 10. II 81 NJ,
s "A. o.. and 10 70 D. IN.
Accommodation, sBAm-, nio. n iio,
For New xork texpress), 2 90 3 "a Z ~ 7Ik
S Is. II 81 a. m, az, bx4. '62A %, and lo.9
D. m.
FOR West Chester, via LAmokin. SIS =. n,
and S0p m.
Norfolk, IL % Night
For New Caste, Mlddletown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, Seaford, Laurel
and Delmar, II 06 Night,
Baltimore and washington, LIS, 90 500
10 II a. m., - CO, % "a, aud IS p. m. Balti.
more. q. 90 and II 81 .. III.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for WI.
minKton CexpressI, u. Is A50, 4. %, 30 LII
A. NJ, b.Os g. 81 and II. ~ r.. N.
Accommodation 8. "a 10, y A. NJ, II %, lA
q. 10, s. rs and II. a 4. NJ.
For further Information, passengers are 70
ferred TO the ticket othce Al the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
upon which extra fare is charged.
CHAs, K PUGH, J. Il. WOOD
General MANAGER eneral Passenger Az
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28

u. n. CtFputk Court

A session OF the United States Court
was held yesterday, Judge Wales pre-
siding Argument was heard In the
case of August HAr,zs ct al. vs. The
VulcAnized Fibre Company on q rule
10 show VIII! the com IN lesion Of Stephen
O, mcCaudlets, special examiner In the
case, should not be revoked Decision
was reserved n @ Conrad, E.Q,, fOr
plaintiff, E. g. Bradford. Esq for de-
fendAnt,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
SUITABLE.

One of our Storm or Heavy
Overcoats was about the most
suitable thing to have by you
all this week. Some Of these
goods are but little more than
half price. We have several
lots Of these goods on the ODDS
and ends counter. Why will
you shiver and grunt when you
can get an Overcoat from S. up
to S25? Better come while
they last.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
County Democracy.

Last evening Democratic club
styling itself the County Democracy
Was organized at No 3U2 East Fourth
street.. The following offioers wert
elected; President, Dennis H. Carr;
vice president, Joseph Bradley; secre
tary, William Riding; treasurer, An.
drew X McMensmin; Investigating
committee, Thomas Kelly, Themai
Saylor and Timothy Buckley. The
Grub started with . mem bership ol
hfty-three, 1t will admit all good
Democrats Of this city or county.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28


THE Judiciary Com mittee OF the New
York Legislature are now considering
the sdvisa olli,y OF substituting cleo
trictty for hanging in cases OF capital
punishment, and have given Elbrldge
T Gerry, one OF the advocates OF cleo
trloiIy, . patient hearing. This gentle
man sroke eloquen, ,ly on the dlsAdvsn
tSges Of hanging, and claimed that in
msny instances the cri ninal ls choked
to death, and mus, suffer the most un.
told Agonies. He con tended that desth
by eleltri,i y was not only painless nut
instaD'sne u-, aud said thAs Is 900
cSpdls-poWer dynamo would destroy
MS with qn'okuess that could not b.
conceived Another argument In favor
OF Ibis method OF itflioting the death
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28

penalty IL the fact that II would pre-
vent criminals being made heroes In
the minds OF their followers. A con'
demned man would meet deAth in the
solitude OF his cell, and would not eyon
know when to expect 1t. II this plan
is adopied In New York, the expert
ment will be watched with considerable
interest by other States.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
ON SATURDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1874.
at2o'eloek, p. NJ.

The following described real estate viz;
All that lot or piece Of land ituate In the
city OF wilmington, bounded and described
A. foilows, TO wilt:
Beglnnlng att Intersection OF the south
western siie Of Front street and the north
western .iie Of Tatnall street thence by said
side OF FrUnt str ct norbh - degrees west 50
feet and one Inch TO land OF Messrs. sherwood
A Fen, thence by line OF their land south
westerly " feet TO land OF Thomas Dreen,
thcnce by = line Of his land southeasteriy 6s
feet and Que inch to nor hweztcrly side OF
TAtnAll street aforesaid. and thence thereby
north w det reea. east " feet 10 the place iof
beginning. be the contents thereof more or
less, with the buildiugs thereon erected. Book
n Vol. u page 81, etc.
: iIed and taken In cxecbtiOn AI the prom
rrty OF John A. Wilson and Anuie NJ, his
wife and /. /. = aud to be sold by
GtLfs LAMBS IN Shetin.
Sherin's once, Wilmington. January ~,
1855. I2l-eod-u
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
An aged nIan's Death.

Yesterday William P Brattou, the
house and sign painter, OF Seventh and
Snipley streets, received dispatch an
uncing the death Of his father, aged
80 wears, and residing at Judson, Iud
Mr. Brstton LETT this morning to attend
the funeral and will bs absent abuul
one week.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
w WANAMAkkkS
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, Jan. IS. 1855.
Wool Challis. Sixty varie'

PHrLADELrmA. Saturday, Jan. IS. 1855.
Wool Challis. Sixty varie-
ties in color and figure open
this morning. Twenty-Five
at so cents, thirty-fve at oc
cents, 80 inches wide. The
lower priced are all white
and cream grounds, the
hie her have also pink and
blue.
The wonderful color print.
ing has a splendid chance on
the sheer wool fabric. The
fingers of one hand will
count the color printers oi
|! all the world who can do
such work,
We have had the same
sort of goods in former sea-
sons, but never quite equal
in weave and figure to the
beautiful sixty open this
morning, Thoughts of tea
gowns or house-dresses or
room-wraps may find ex'
preston in these Challis.
Northeast of centre.
Three Women's Handker-
chiefs.
White Linen, ,hemstitched,
inch hem, one corner neat
ly embroidered with leaf or
branch designs in colors, 2
tor 25c.
White Linen, hemstitched,
] inch hem; embroidered
hemstitched blocks in each
corner, I5c.
White Linen, initiated, I'M
laundered, I2ic.
These fairly represent
what we are doing in q hun
dred other styles.
Southwest of centre.
Those new Suede Gloves
for half are far ahead of any
thing else in that line we
have ever come across. a
button, soc 6-button Nous.
quetaire, 62Ic; 8-buttor
Mousquetaire, 75c. Tan:
and browns. Fresh goods
first quality in all respects
Chestnut street fron.,west of Arcade,
! Broken lots OF Crockery
and Glassware go to the
Bargain table. A good cor
ner OF the basement fol
thrifty housewives 10 take q
frequent peep at.
1000 pieces Fancy Behe'
mian Glass Bowls, Vases
Spoonholders, @ el cry
Glasses, etc.-25 cents tt
I$5.
Juniper and Market streets corner.
| Sharp work in Table Cut
lery. Such prices on sucl
; goods are a wonder.
Stag horn handle Carvers. eco. 90
Rubber-hsndle Csrvers. s.........Sl %
Celluloid handle Carvers ......S 81. 80
lvory-handle CsrVers, Rodgers $500
Near Juniper street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
saved by an Arm. Lsns,n.

"Oh, Annie. I'm 20 glad to see you l
wantsd 80 70 tell you about the narrow
escape 1 had from being robbed Last
night"
"Robbed2 Meroy?"
"Yes, you see was walking along
the street with George"
with Georgel With, how did any
one dare"
~ was just going to tell You. You
see, l stumbled aud George held me
up.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28

THE INIMrrABLK NAsby gives en-
excellent illustration OF the tariff ques'
tlou, which We republirh In smother
column, that will repay the reading.
He shows that II We do mol want We
want 10 pay the tariff We only have to
purchase goods produced and mAnuiac-
iured In this country, and puts The on
tire matter in such . lizhl thai no one
can fall TO understand It, Satire Ii .
DO werful and posent weapon.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
TTnPaEetDtHTfp I1Taleillr
u OVER HALF . Ailllol vl;Tymp
Louisiana stateI ,atteru ro-.,...

LOUISIANA state Lottery Coru,
Incorporated IN 1888 for a yaAr, b, !.
LeEislaturo for Educational .ad UA,,,sss
purposes-with . cApital oi t.mM-s
since bean added.
by an Overwhelming popular so,s \, N,
ohise was made part Of tho Dry,srt ~,
Oonsutution adopted Daosnbu ID an
1879. - N'pN
the only lottery ever ypt>i % A, a
dorsod BY the people OF any 3n1.
10 neper scales Or pos,Oo-a
Hta Grand fsfmgle hnmbnF Dyur,
tnns taHo place MaalhIy, And a.
GRaud Quarterly DraUinKs, r.ru.
leIiy overy three Fs~rths ga,eh.
JuBe, September AND December
A APLEk 0l - OPFOkTQsIII "a
WIN A FORTUNE am GgshD
DRAWING, GLASS n. IN TIE AGll
EMN Of MUSIC. NEW ORLFiNB
TUESDAY, February !. 1855 -afslh
m OnthlV IlrAWtnQ
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
ON SATURDAY,
THE 4.h DAY UF TEBRuARY. 1888,
Gt7o'cloek D. m.

Tho Inowipg described rtal e,tate. viz
All that certain lot or pitos Of land with
three q cried brick dwelling LouEo thereon
erected, situate In the eitg of " Wilinington,
bounded and dOicgibed - follows, to Wit:
beginning ~ . point on tho northsrly
side u Eish.h street ketVstn Poplar ana
Lombard sreeta ~ the distance Ct IS fest
westerly irom the weGtotly aide Of Lombard
Htrot, ihencs northerIy through tho middle
Of tbs division wall betwoten this and tho
house adjoining Ou the cast parsllel with
1 ombRrd street 20 ftet TO the s0utherly eide
OF an alley feet wide leading into La
{ ard ttTest, thence along said sido Of said
alley westerly parallel with fightS street
10 feet to q oorber, thence sc utherly parallel
with Lombard street and thr IuRh the mid.
die Of tht division wall between ihis aud
the house adjoining en- the Wsgt 10 Ieet to
the said ncrtherly side OF tighth ttreet, and
thinoc thereby tRitsrly 10 ieet 10 the place
o. beginning, bs the contents thereof NhEt
thoY may
heiSed and taken in execution as the p'op
erty Of James A. Stewart AID HRnra1 M
stewart, hia wits, and / ia. and 70 be sold
BY Oils LAMBSUN, sheriff
Shsrin's once, Wilmington, January 10,
ltss. tteood.tI
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
litnss Asghtsni LsttsH b
MEW ORLkAMA NATIONAL nLIA
New OFtoAn1. IA

REMEMBER dss; dss.rsE sH' Rss.;5:, REss:'.ai
and Early, who are in ohargo Of me ".
ingA Ia q guarantee Of absolute All
and integrity, that the OhaRo1 ~
equal and that no one eau possibly dHA
what numbers will draw pTifa-
REMEM MBER that the psynsni ~ y
Prisos ls GUARANTEED Bf ~. ~
NATIONAL, hanks OF Res Ufss
and the Titksts are signed By tho Nv
dent OF an Institution, Whose dha.
rights arc recogn iEed In tho highest ueu.
therefore, beware Of any imitation u y
noymoua schemes.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
.&Maz4eesae.
Es'',''''''~,' = - ~
- = Gs&SssSp-s%F.'
SsntntEioaer,

We, ths updsTaigned RAMS ,.d y,,.-
VII pay all prites drawn 10 Tn, Is,s.
STATE lotteries which may be prsss \
J: n: OQLEamT, Proc. Lov,u..
National Bank
tf0nnl BnnH.
CARL KOMM. Pros. UnIon Ss,,.,
Bank. 'A&
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
CALIFORNIA.

Special Parties. SAINT. NJ )ns shly. Free
Sleeping Cars Cheap Rates Southern
r ute. Address K IaViey, General
L 'stern Asep', 339 Broad way, N Y.
II W. Carr, 402 Chestnut street, PhilA.
delphis, or any Railroad Ticket Agent.
i49 SAIL
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28

nov occupied BY Jacob hyAts, " etshtVh,n
Mill Oreek Hundred. New Caaue Oouhty'
Del,
rHE sisr DAY OF JANUARY isss'
Attn O'Clock. .. m,
The following described real estate, v'E
An that csrtAtn fzrm plantation or tract
ef land situAted In " bite Clay Oress nun
dred. New Oastls OoHnty and state OF peiA
wsrs vim the nouse and buildings thereon
erooled, and bounded and described as foi'
Ees,nn,ps a, The centre Of On old MILL race
A bout Z peiohe from and in line WITH an OLD
line stOhd .lanted 2, tes tep Of oahx = snd : 70
psrches with side line of public read leading
10 HAfo'n otnef 70 o eorner bstween MRS,
N MarNAret MareB and Robert hawthorne,
thence with the line of Robot Hswthor 90
property mort. % degrees east y 9.iev keI,
sin thi 60 potchss and hsink the third p %
west OF an apple tree standing noariy In tho
line thence With Robert hAwthotnes pro
periy north esx degrees east " SslOO Psr.
chss 10 fence iine coiner for these pfenisIi
1 hObsrt Hawthorne and fliHA Ramer
thence north ~ dtgtoss west 20 "a lOl par
d o. 10 . stone corner for tho prenihes and
Eliza Eumtr thence rorth ~ oegrees
east " $40 psroheS TO stake IN lins DO! ueen
tbi, prsu isss and Lila. J. humer thence
stake corner for thtsu premhes ElirA J,
humer and lease Shaipes oathte thence
north lBj< degrees with the lire OF the pro
perty OF Jesse shapes estate 10 ~ 100 yer
chss 70 an angle thence coDtinpinE with said
limo north ~ degrees Nest 70 perehss 70
White Clay creek theuce with shd creek
north tes< degrees west about 90 perchss 70
bend in sAid creek thenea vita said creek
soulh o. degrees west Apout IS perehos 10 .
large walnut tree Oh bank OF y slte another
DO al 81 said creek thence with said creek
south 80 degrees west IS pe'ches 10 smother
Dsnd ofsAna thencs continuing With sid
creek south n degrees east ID poiohes TO .
bend OF the same thonoe with said creek
south l'h degrees wett II ptrehes to tho
abutmenL or tumblipg dan thence South 81
degrees east $40 peic lei TO the csntfo Of
Old mill race thence with faid race south
~ y degrees east ~ peIcAts TO the oentre OF
the PhilAdelphia, wilmington and Balti'
more railroad ouiVert thence continuing with
said race fouth degrees wet about 70 per
eboI to bend In tho samo. thence following
said Hses south " degrees west 80 10, per.
ehes TO piece OF beginning containing within
said bopr de - acres OF land more or loAs.
SoiE ID and taken In execution ~ the pro-
psriy OF william Il Dawson and UlAra g.
DAWSON, his uifs. AMI {. l., and 70 be sold By
9lLES LAMB ,Or. Sheriff.
Shtrin's Once. wilmington, January II,
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