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Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
WAHAMAKER's.

you into buying bedsteads at
more than value by giving|
you q mattress with e q c h|
bedstead then believe that
we have forgotten square|
dealing.
As a dry goods and gen.
eral store we are eleven
years old to day-to which
must be added a prehistoric
clothing year, at this locali-|
ty.
What do you care about
our store birthdayi Moth
ing, of course, so far as we
are concerned-we have no
right to expect that sou
should. Perhaps for your
sell or the city you may
have some interest in
notch number twelve that
we cut into our yearly stick
to-day.
Only stupid people are
untaught by their own birth
days. They are a sort of
moral stock taking times.
I'VE haven't been at all
backward in printing prin-
ciples in times past. You
knoY Mat. We are not at
all inclined no7O to put them
up In lavender as things too
tender for daily use and
broad sunlight. The work
a.day dust is all about them.
They are hammered and
hauled by all sorts Of trials.
Sophistry attacks, policy
pleads, custom persuades,
but the old line s
are not brol en- and can't
be now. Experience reinforces
the principles Of the business.
And so the birthday record
is that the fallacy smashing line
is the right line. We believe
less than ever that shams are
better than iealities,that narrow
spirited exaction is better than
broad-gauge liberality in deal
ing.
And in spite of many curious
and dispiriting experiences, we
still hold that a right minded
public will encourage straight
methods and fair trading wher.
ever they are found united with
with first.class merchandise and
good service.
Yes, 1T eau BE DONE. A bust
ness CAN be built on the solid
grounds of trade law and mora
, law. A warp of principle and
wool of wisdom, pattern of en-
terprise fast colored with
energy, a finch showing the
artistic touch which accounts
something richer than the dol
lars OF trade, and you have 5
business fabric that will wear
even though it has to take the
hard rubs of daily usage in s
rough world.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
GREAT
DISSOLUTION SALE,
Must BE Closed By
March IS.
Few Bargains Offered Daily,

Lot OF Hosiery reduced
to 8 and 8 cents a pair.
Lot Of Hosiery reduced
from IA and 12c to Sc a pair.
Lot OF regular made Lisle
Thread Hose from IS to l5c.
Lot OF Ladies' Gloves re-
duced from IL to sc a pair.
Lot Of Ladies' Gloves re-
duced from IL to 8: a pair.
Lot of Ladies' Gloves re.
duced from Is to lie a pair.
Lot Of Ladies' Silk Gloves
reduced from 90 to 40c a pr.
Lot of Corsets reduced
from so to 25c a pair.
Lot of Corsets, size 1Sx19
only, reduced from 81 to SOC
q pair.
Lot of Mems Laundried
Shirts reduced to 62c.
Lot Of Mems Unlaundried
Shirts reduced to Csc.
Lot of Mems Laundrled
Shirts reduced to 85c.
Lot of Mems Unlaundried
Shirts reduced to $50.
Lot of Mems Pepperal
Jean Drawers reduced to
4lc.
Our Muslin Underwear il
being closed out rapidly,
Buyers will find excellent
value in these goods. We
are Offering the balance Of
our Muslin Skirts at a grea,
sacrifice.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

THE MANNER In which the Brooks
High License Law 10 working In Phila-
delphia Is an excellent recommendation
for the adoption OF similar laws In
other States. The namber OF saloons
has been greatly decreased, and the
lawless, irresponsible element driven
ont Of the business. Therefore, . H.
oense 10 sell liquors becomes highly
valuable, and those who secure one
will take good care mol TO isopArdlEs II,
or lessen iheir chances Of renewal By
violating the law In any respect.
Judge Houston, OF our court, has de-
cided that license 10 sell liquor 10 O
privilege, and not . right, suoh ~ sny
one possesses to sell other goods, and
II this view Of the matter IL correct
saloon keepers should not object to the
passage Of laws which will tend to
prevent the business becoming n null.
BRuO0,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
ehIladelph!s:. Wilmington 4 La
timore Railroad.
FEBRUARY 9Th, 1888.
trains viii !, ,ave Wilmington as folio,

Trains will AVE wilmington A. follow
Philadelp hia te1 ,,ressl, 2 ~, 20, 30, 5,se
y ss IA SIO, az an 'esB T 1os5 I.
IS, 400, s g, 100, 10 90, 10 20 p, L.. e,o o.,
For Chester (express), eS, $50 hA' "
q; II Is, IL 81 a. M, Il 80, "a, 9 10, 7t- ant
ACCOMMODATION, 60, 700, 7oh sl6 lOSs
m, 2SS, 400, 6s2, %, and 10 80 D. m.
New York, 2 90, 80 40, 8 ~, I 90, 8 80, 10 o.,
u 81 a m, ". %, 80, 2a,s.lo, SD, d %, %,
For west Chester, via LAmohin, 8 40 ant
Is a. M, 2.s5 and 46Op. IN.
For Newark (Centre) and intermediate sta
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, 10 II a
Ba iii So% a and Bay Line, 7Sp.m.
Baltimore and WRshiD gton, RS, Az en4
10 y, and II o. a. m, II %, Il IT, IA "a, ID
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, go ssoa. m, 1854 IS, 80
GEORGETOWN and Lewes, s 30 a. m, 100 D. n,
seaford 4expressl, 50 p. m.
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations, So
Express Tor Harrington. 20 p. m. Wa
Express Tor Dover. Harrington. and Del
mar. II. 20 D. IN. and u o. Night.
| Franklin City, ~ a. m,
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, II 80 p. IN. a nd IL 05 Might
Leave Phnadeiphis, Broad Street, for Wi
~ d, II is, lf4o, ii s. .. M, 2b2, 86l, 4O2, Is
S.d m, s f idn, Ss e TSa r. !. m La
So. 4S. sz2 SIS dos 10 20. and II n p. m.
FOR further Information, passengers are
Trains marked thus 20 are limited EXPIRE
G RIR S Y sS Sss 'A'' a.o 'a.!fS WOOD
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

THAT SONS OF the Democrats think /
Aha, thett Republican fsllos cifz,ns
have no rights which should b. re-
spec.ed by the domlnAns party 10
shown BY the following from DAMP
cratic Glasses In yesterdays 5sAi:
1.-THE Republicans with their usual
'cheek' and gall have been abusing the
Law Court for deiuR exactly what
they petltioned 10 do. They asked thel
Levy Court TO set aside certain days on
which men, no. on tho assessment list,
could be examined with . view ID put
ting them op, nnd this the court did,
and now bscsuse It does not rush the
uames on IS fSst SIS the men walk mp,
the mem befs are accused OF pArtlsan
trickery and even perfonal dishonesty.
The next time the court has q petition
before II from these Republican winners
1t would serve them right to pay no o..
tentioH TO II.
There we're . number who signed
that ps,illon who Ars no. Repu blicans,
neither DO mag belong IN nha sSms
wing OF the opposl Hon IS Democratic
Glasses DOS bat nevertheless they are
Democrats, aud IL Would be blessing
to this community II their number
WAS Increased. DsmosrAie Glasses
spoke In the same manner when the
honest members OF his party, disguised
with the wAs.eful expenditure OF the
peoples money BY Oily Council, ap-
peAred before Democratic Legislature
and had that body shorn OF Its power,
And the members hands restrained
from hpproprlAting from $50 to e5C
apiece Of the taxpayer money eAoh
month. When these evils existed, and
Republicans would complain, Dsmo
cratic Glasses was accustomed to smlll
and inquire: "WhAI are you going Il
do about AZ" Well, be found ont on
AotIy what WAS done, and the aolIon o
the Lsslsiesure IN nbolishlng the stree
and sewer ring has been . thorn In hi
side ever since. Bs'ore he Is Anothe
year older he vii! also learn that 1t will
not be ne ,essAry for Republican
WITNESS" 40 he terms them, to send I
petition 10 the Levy Court, begging tt
be granted their rights. The hand
writing Is on the wall, and Demo orAtlt
Glasses and ell like him will aud tina
this Is Government OF the people
by the people snd for the people," TIL,
respectable mem bers OF the Democrat,
party Are disguised with the actions o
she Levy Court, tax collectors ond Ns
ssHsors, and are ready to Join hand
with the Republicans and assist II
teaching these officials mat the servant
will NOT be permitted muoh Ion ger /
rule their masters.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

HISTORY RHPRArs ITsRLy; We are
told that some hundreds of yeArs ago
thsre was Q mighty man named Sam
son, Who was . terror 10 the Philistines,
hut the day came when he allowed
himself 10 DO shorn Of his strength BY .
woman, end fell Into the hands OF his
enemies. 81 IL has been in our day;
the city OF Boston, In the Old Bay
State, pridst itself on the mighty
power OF Its giant, John L. Sullivan.
who challenged the world 20 produce .
man who oould stand before him for
twelve minutes. Bat even while he
WAS boAstlng OF his mighty powers he
was dAllying with the siren, intem.
perAn %, and now he 10 shorn Of his
strength, and despised opponent 10
able 90 stand before him and give him
blow after blow for over three long
hours, and then 10 virtually pronounced
% COED q man 80 Sullivan by the hght
being declared . draw. Tais Was an
unexpected event, aud has caused the
greatest CONSERVATION smong The Cham
plon's admirers every where. His de-
feat, for defeat 1t was, Is made more
aggrAvAtlug by the fact that II Was
accomplished by little English brAg.
CART, whose bosstings have rendered
him an object Of contempt, even among
his own oountrymen. Sullivan vas
considered the superior OF Mitchell In
every respect, and his fsilure 10 KNOCK
him out" shows that his powers have
failed, Lnd that the day has ~ lasl
come when he will be Obliged to relin'
quish bis claim 10 the ohsm pionship oil
the world. He has no one 10 blame fol
lhls but himself, and had II mot beer
for the weeks and months he has spen
In continued drunkenness he would
never had to bear the ignominy OF Sat
urdsy's failure.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
pUBLIc SALE OF Bnp0,.
Il essin, Del. AohshS-H0u
AS On, '''

Twin ali :, n A%
March IA lsss nnoockessin, del. b., on u.
bomersst co,n1v mead OF hsrsss "sssan.tld
nj wsil broker, Dr. ps s1p % . (,
want ~ Snad o. them 5000 drive. nsl,
this sale, IS have b been horse should a.
1.-Two sstisf ses, and an satisfied ~, i,se
" you cannot be an lts1 and see Tor w ~,
NO No. a,.x 'a'end 70
wear. ala mare, 70 hands ian IL.
sccst,,s elnele line leader. sorsT ~ I
No ts ne vel broken. wye \
his. a,x yesps ~, mar, Is s4hanes HI.
M - ysh., oid; Good sinsIe NJ m,
No az. osAeh As can b. found e lsadl
lbs ave- vsar. wHe 10 . hands kt.. u
",u good worker "'sh
Ina, ,eyen ". mar ~ l-2 hand, hi.. \
FOR fsmily ~. 'e oiu' Good leader
my use. AAd
seyen " %a.r nsp mare 10 80 hands hl,h IA, =.
NJ oiu, number one soyts
fors &C., maIn, y hands biz, ia
No. Dnu, 5000 biack, ="
yea. ia pisc mare, Is hands bl,A
a :
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

wise they knew II was certain Of being
vetoed by the Presidenk But there 10
mo certainty Of II beo ,ming . Law In its
modified form, and II II fails, the old
30 dlers will know vhsro 10 place the
blame.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

The noise of build ing has not
dinned in your ears very much
during the last year. Many say
the REST in the usual music Of
the store is pleasant. But there
has been more going on than
you could hear or see. You pass
along the Kur Strasse in Berlin,
Germany, and at No. ID there is
a broad front building bearipg g
our name. Thence come the
grand army" of Jackets and
WI~r-- for girls and wome1.i
Much Of our thinking Is done
there.
The stocks are broadening
see dress goods, and carpets anc
shoes. Did you ever know til,
store brighter 1t will brighter
more with the lengthening days
No birthday cake with ;
bakers dozen OF candles, but ;
brighter light at every counter
enough to count US a century
old.
mo, it can't be done here
No fraud willingly. But hare
work and faithful service. Thei
we may tell you, as we add tn,
notches that count our passing
years, each year, as the last, ia
bigger in dollars than the ont
before.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

am now prepared 10 do all my work
promptly. All ir need OF o new car
riage or who wish 10 have their old
ones repaired, should give me q call, as
sll work Ia made of the best material
and put together In the best style.
Prices moderate. JOHN WALTuER,
Over Market Street Bridge.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
NEXT!

We will offer handsome,
hobby Spring 0vercoats,
our own cut aud make; also
the handsomest assortment
Of Stylish Spring Suits for
Men and Boys, also our own
cut and make. We have
made q special effort to get
up q better quality OF Cloth.
ing than is usually found
rsady.mAde. We are quite
sure q cult of our make Of
Clothing will make its own
impression, both in looks,
wear and comfort.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
sos narkst Street. above Second.
OF GREAT INTEREST TO
EVERYBODY.

IL v LIN Il 1IOD As
March second we started q twol
weeks sale OF boots and shoes, TO reduce
our large stock, and make room for our
Spring goods. We have very generously
'cut down prices" TO customer that VIII
buy now. Don't leave it too long or you
may be too late.
Ladies' Pebble Foxed, warm lined lace,
now 90 cts.
Ladies' Pebble Tipped warm lined lace;
now IS cts
Ladies' KID, warm lined lace; now IS
cents.
Extra bargains in all kinds OF season.
able footwear for two weeks.
Lad'es'Pe6ble Button Shoes now g. CO. 90
" Fine Pebble" /" now 81 80.
Kid Button " now d Is
"Glove Kid Top Button now 81 so.
Rousing reductions la all kinds of
seasonable footwear for ths next two
weeks.
Misses Pebble Button School shoes,
now Csc.
Misses Pebble I" {.
now 81 10.
Misses Fine Pebble Button Shoes, now
sl.25.
Mi.ses' Pebble Spring Heel Button,
no " S1.00.
Misses 81" &"
now S1.26.
Misses Fine Kid Spring Heel Shoes,
now 81 40
Prices such as are now fixed upon them
have never before been named or thought
Of In connection with the quality or finish.
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
/ Mt. hnvsD haals Iaoa 0aIu -
" {, " a button shoes now siS5
These are worth coming for long
waye, and worth getting after you get
here.
Just For Two Weeks.
Little boys ho'k lace shoes, now 81 90
| sizes 10, II, 10,
| little boys high cut hook lace now
sl.25.
Little boys high cut button now 81. 25.
sizes, II to2.
| Cost is not considered In these prices.
only making sure Of selling the goods oil
quickly aud saving you enough money TO
make you brimiul OF interest In what we
are doing.
Can't Promise Them After Two Weeks.
Children's pebble spring heel, now SOC
" Kid b" now soc.
sizes, tot.
Children's pebble spring heel, now 75c.
sizes, $ to 10lS.
Children's kid spring heel, now 90c,
| sizes, s to l04.
These Prices For Two Weeks.
Mems kid pillow shoes, now 81 s5.
Mems broRans, now Sl00.
Mems Kid Butcher hook lace, now
1880
Mems coarse boots, now t17s.
@ now $500.
slzes,.6,9, 10, II.
Boys coarse boats, now 81 40.
sizes, and 5,
| Boys coarse boots, now 81 50.
sizes, and 3.
Little boys, coarse boots, now S1.00.
eizes, 12 and Is.
Not quite half price, but nearly 80.
Plenty OF reduced price ladies' pebble
and Kid button, at great saving TO those
who purchase now.
Mems hook lace, now 81 80,
congress, row 81 80.
| q hook lace, now Sl.90.
| -" Waukenphast hook lace, now
" 80.
Remember,your privilege to return and
have exchanged, If you guess the wronf
size, or have your money returned If yoI
are not satisfied that you have secured I
bargain,
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE
| No. 906 MARKET ST., ABOVE An.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
DUBLIC sALE-THE SUBSCRIBERS
y VII sell q public sale on the HAM
road leading from New Castle to DelawnFo
CITY. about hve miles below NeW Castle.
ON THURSDAY. MARCH nrH, 1854
ALTO o'clock. q. m, sharp.
3 Head of Good Horses.
$
PUBLIC sALR-THE sUBsCRTBERs


No. I. sorrei mare, Nelly. years old. In
No: 2. Brown mare, 10 wears old, good farm
rd sS' a,.r, n sS,. h0r'C Jack Yeas old
No; 4. Brown mare, Kate. II years old and
Ne, 9: BroWn horse. Franz, u years old. 8
No. .. Ran mare. Dolly. 7 years old, a
good farm and road mare, In foal
r0ad animal.
30. Dun mare. 7years old.
col,s e psl ar 81 a %u,.s; Al sa.sa good team;
g5lEM y head OF cattle, ~ head of hrst-ciass
MY dsiry cows. some with calves by
M0- their .ides; oxen, fine bull, two
years old, nearly thoroughbred, shelters two
years old. 6steefs years old, calves, one
Farming Impieuents-l johnson reaper aud
binder, nearly new; Bdokeye and Osborn
n Owing machine, | on axle hay wagon,
nearly new; farm wagons, l horse cart. /
mark et wagon, l buggy, new rolf-r, l new
hay teddcr, improved grain drill with phcs-
s Sor. .sc sFee Iron nos anss;
Two syracuse pillow. oiiteschlil flow,
Hillside pillow, twin harrows, grain fan, corn
shelter grinding mill. harpoon hay forks,
rows, collars, brides, COW chains, foIks,
rakes, shovels, and other aIticles, as are
found on rsll eqsiPPed farm psiry Pm,
boxes hay by the ton. Tenants half interest
In - acres OF wheat in the ground.
ali ever that amount a credit ofs months will
be given, Interest added, and the purrhA ser
required % give tatiafActory endorstr, or
VIM, T. EIeKERsoN,
SAMUEL u UTHRIE,
NJ. NJ. CLEAVER.
L.W .Stidham q Sou, Auctioneers.
ms ltW ID -eod-iW
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
march, March,!

We have just opened the Sd cask of
those new prnres,t to sell pounds for 25c.
They are very fine Our assortment of
dry fruits is complete. We have plenty
Of canned goods of the very best quality
at the lowest price, A well selected as
sortment Of Leaten goods. Sugars at
King street prices.
We also announce q reduction OF 15c TO
25e per barrel on the following brands of
hour: Clifton, Hungarian, Bridal Veil,
Gold Medal and all other brands We
make specially of Flour by the barrel.
Our 25c coffee Is good, and the % and
and 3oc coffee ia superior TO any. A now
lot OF that fine flavor SOC tea.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Sole agent and depot for Delaware Of thu
Lager Beer.
Sole agents for Massey q 10. . philadelphia,
Breweries, Massey's Browl Stout \, Xxx
Xxx ALES AND PORTERS.
0rdeIs by mail will receive prompt atten.
ton. Goods shipped to any port free on
board. Teleuhone connection.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

No. I. Bay horse, 8 years Old. IA
Bay horse, years old. No. g. B.,i m
IL years old. head Of cattle, tosl M
stock, will be In pro1t day Of .alf. .selli9
one bull, the Dandy Wang sioei, h,
shoat lpigs, large goat Farmnl nj
ments: ] farm wagon, hay rlgfirI III
seat carriage, buggy, dearborn, ~ n
wagon, heavy log wagon, I pole iaf III
born. one horse cart, In good order. Il IA
2palr OF shafts for carriage. ChAnps M
drill Champion mower, / slnsl- ChlRl
reaper, l hay cutter, ] corn shelet ! n
rake, 1horse toller, / une.hor lo!lx, ID
of saigon harness, I set OF cart hArHuL II.
OF dearborn hnrnOss, ! ret VI carriage Ainl
! set Of lead harness. pl1w gsAfx -
hridlsa, haliers, ? sets double llhes, aetr5
fall, ropes, cross cut saws, 7aNes COS ~ 4
ploss, harrows, euItiyAtufs, lAfgr uius
for covering gfain, sOnc small ladde1 Il
knives. forks, shovels, spades hoes, lam
milk pans l large COOK stove, pots, ID
and otuer things not mcut Onci.
Terms a u sums Of slj and under al
sums over that amount credit Of 1 sd
viii be given on purchaser giving AID
pqte With an approved ,Hlyn T..
JAMES htklsSnI
VIM, J. Iank, Auct hs'aN a'A'as
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12


In THE three days devosed by the
Lazy Court last week to placing the
names Of voters on the assessment list,
eiRhty.one names were entered, and II
the same progress Is made during Ihe
three days set apart for the pur pose
this week, 1! will make a total OF one
hundred and s!x!y.two names, gu. OF
SONS three thousand dlsfrsnoh.sed
voters, whose nance by right should
nave been entered by the ASSESSORS
When lhe assessors were hol ling the
disEta;eluI fSr9s at The city hall 10 the
early pAs: o. February, some Of the
Levy Uj1rl Commissioners who were
present condemned their actions 50 dis.
graceful in every way, and promised
that there would be 8 method adopted
by the court By which all who were en-
ntled shau'd % PLACED on the lists and
secured tha I!gh; 10 vote. We no y
-Sn2E h1S~el thelr promise is being
ke2b and as wAbeiIeve that these men
'wete sincere sdeh hey denounced the
city hail oulrAses, w have come to the
conclusion tbs. they ara now over-ruled
party. Thefe Is however . chance for
= change this fall, II those Democrats
who 80 19eeted In breaking up the street
ring Ia Uouacil will nominate fair.
!ninden men fer the Levy Court, whc
VII ACT toward shsir fellow OF .izsns Is
they ToHld Ike others 10 do toward
taem, and saore Is no dlubt bat the
Es2u6llcAns would assist In their cleo
uoh' Tlen clerk Of the Lsvy Court
oou,d 10 a9les.ed who would no, forget
20 A''eGd 10 his duties, and tax collec-
Tors n9D2ia,oi who could be found In
sneir eli y ready anu willing TO receive
tne TAX o. every ilassn wso ia entitled
70 reos. p. via these reform Demo
Gratis VIA low osriemu the outrage,
peFpei -A.el Gpjn ~. ll..zsns by she
Levy Court, the tsx COLLECTORS and AZ.
SCISSORS d. tni', or are they sAa,fied to le
Inem PASS 7n'sbukai, Tor he pur post
OF keeping 'sS usu 10 the D 1sit!on,
Wa they st.l.G h7es Heeu c1m oellsd
TO vase yelsssa.
49,.
The CASE s' J9GasIa, thu oolcred
man who ~! Be szs1I's1 next rburs.
Jay 81 SlsGsS bas aL f,.ed considerable
com mel', tnl - Ha. tdelDhls Time,
ssuly says :aS; the ta,a. OF cElmInnl
procoGdfd - ais Of tal n.spy snne.Iz
delays an g0s'7 lemsa.g,i and hi
"a" tT9 s7a', Rlhega.I fur,g To the
Peo',o5 ~ ''' s'a'a, we halieve in
slsanS eVs'9 GO 7t'-ssl Ssh commit
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

DuBLIU SALE OF 30 HkAD or HOE.
SEES aud mulee.
1 will sell at my stable, q East Fifth It.,
Chester, Pa, between Market and Welsh,
adjoining George Mahon's livery stable, on
THURSDAY, mARoH 22d, 1855.
ct / O'Clock p. m,
~ Head Of Kentucky and South r..
IL ern Ohio Horses, 10y
ahead OF good young mnles,
Suitable for all purposes. Those hDrseb
hSye been carefully selected Tor this sale,
and among them viii DO found some we'll
bred roadsters and Haddlars and gen.
erhi purpose HORSES. stock can ne
inspected at above. stable two days before
sale. and months credit.
A. II. TYSON.
l.. ". Stidnam & Sou. Auots. msdkw
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
JAS. A. KELLY,

Betsiler OF Fine Wines, Whistles, etc.
No. IA
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
A DMINIsTKATOR's SALE

lie SAtu Ia Vt mAhCd, 1888,
ut 5 o'clock p. M,
At the Ceurt Houss. in the city OF Whining
ton, tho following described real estate, late
OF Alvnn Davis, deceased, to wit: All that
cerlRin lot Of land situate In the city Of
WHINING ton, bounded and described az fol-
loGG baRinnipK on the Loftheriy side OF
Fourth street, in the centre OF an alley. two
foet six inches wide, ard 1t the distance Of
thiftY. eight feet nine inches from the wes-
terly siae Of Hsrrison street, thsnes north
efly thu ough the Middle Of said alley be.
tween this and the adjoining houee on the
east, and pGallel with Harrison street
ninety feet 10 0 state, thence westerly par.
a.iel with F,rrth street eighteen feet nine
inches 10 another sake, Ihenes Eouthcrly
parallel with Harrison street ninety feot 70
iho EforItAtd norlheTly ride OF Fourth
street, and theLeo thereby sasterly eighteen
feet nine iRohes 70 the pleoe OF beginning,
\ bS ths cortsI.s thefeei what they may. hAv.
ing brick house tns- son erected, being No.
1906 WeN Fourth street, anu Do GOLD Hee
and clear OF the widows dover.
Attendants will be given and ter Is made
knoWnhy
JAMES MURRAY, AduiinistrAto-.
Attest: CharioI II. McWhofter.
W, A. HuEll, Acct mb-eod to
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
MERCHANT TAILORING.

We have q stock OF fine
imported Cloths, Cassimess
and Worsteds, which we
take much pride in sho ing
We own them on the very
best terms they could be
bought for with the cas- b
You.know our way of get
ting. up, which IL the very
best in style, trimmings and
make.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

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