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Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

"ThAt large numbers OF our fellow
citizeus above referred to, have recent
IL made every effort, without avail, to
have their names placed on the assess-
ment lists. .
THAT your petitioners are informed
and believe that most, II not all, oil
those who have thus failed to be as
sessed will make application 70 your
body during the month Of March next
for assess nent. That In the aesessment
OF SO many persons your body would
prevent much confusion and the unne-
oessaiy expenditure OF much valuable
time on the part Of those to be asseset d
a. we'll as annoyance to your body by
the appointment and public announce
ment OF n suffi oient number OF days
certainly not less than twelve, during
the month Of March on whiI b ba
tween the hours to be designated by
your body all persons desiring pssess'
ment may appear and make application
for that purpose
"Your petitioners, to the end thai
their fellow citizens may qualify them
selves to vote, and may bear their Juk
share OF the taxes, therefore pray tha
your body will appoint and puoliol!
announce as soon as conveniently mai
be, on what days and between wha
hours your body will, during the n ontl
OF March, entertain application for rs
sessment."
The petition is the outcome OF de
sire on the part OF both Democrats an
Republicans In this city to see fai
assessment made, and II will be siRne
by hundreds OF men Of both partiel
Copies will be taken to all businet
houses aud placed In ell banks 80 tbs
all business men may have o chance {
sign. Several Democrats have ais
agresd to circulate the petition and b,
to night 1t win have enough name
upon 1t to convince the Levy Coul
that 1t Ia q non partisan movemen
The object OF the petition is that 3
may have q chance to be assessed will
out undergoing the delay and jostlin
ex pefienosd At the City Hall last weel
Al least twelve days are asked fer Il
petitioners, not wishing to impose upo
the court, but twenty days would
nearer the period required 10 make
complete assessment
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
BALTTM0ME a 0niO aAiLRO1S,
SOHnpULH IN KYYKCT NOV u, M
Trains IaAys delaware AIspus uspos

Trains iaavs delaware hUspvs uspOs
For PhiiAde'phis ard OhtEHr .L1
! 20, stb, 10 10 and II laa tn.,lN 2@,W
TN sum Ays, 7 % I %, . 20, iOlstnd liuL
mt co, 8 90, o 10, 8 ~, 0 20 and sNpR
For Chicago. wheeling. Coluu Ia VI
Sandusty, daily, TS0A q IN. and SHpL
For Pittsburg, daily, 7 o0 a. u. aad ~
N.
FOR Cincinnati. LouiSvnlo snl st LlI
d silly, IL 10 =. IN. and o d. h.
FOR baltimore and Wasninst1a sd NJ
ark and Have dc 0TRoo, II l0an !Ah
0 40 o. N TN sunday, I 40 Rrd Il MA
q ~ and $40 y. IN. Il
for Slngerly, SIS and II 10 1;itl
0 40 and 80 .. M. and u 10 m.ihlGd al
Sundays, IL 10 q. m 2 IS, 20 aal Nttl
FOX LApDBN BEhIt, y 10 4, 2.osliql
only. 1910 .. IN. and 1tb p. = A4l
except Sunday. 9 90 p. N. daily,
Trains leave market btroet htsaEG
Fer PhilndelphiA z 80 p. m. day u9l
Sunday. roT baltimore 29 II
daily, oxoept Sunday Foi Lsiieiq
$50 and 1850 A. ID. and ASS ? Ma .
except Sundsyi p.lb n. u haadN y
$50 p. N daily. ii
The 1880 q. m. train oonnecI
junction with Cincinnati and 5.
through express, daily, except Sladal
1850 p. m. connects with Oblsos9 niA
Louis express daily.
Trains for hilmiBEton-I,osv, Fals
phiA, daily, - o., . 10, ", sle 20 A- L,
Aeo, 30, Skoo. t.Bo. s.Se. SIC ll@RL
Daily, except sunday, ia 4. =
noon, AA.le, II 30 .. m.
ENprase trAinss
". M. OLEM ENTS, a.. JOA
MANAGER. uea IN ~ {
/ Telephone No. iua.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
WANAmAKERB
able Ginghams at your Ell

IaDle 0luSnuWS dt Sout ef
bow.
Fourth circle, northwest OF centre.
Seal Caps ior less than
1.-THE makers prices. 81 for
Ia Cap of pieced seal-the
Iprice OF imitation Seal (mus-
ilquash) and worth three
times as much. The S.
lSeal Cap Is slightly pieced
lSIo Caps for S.; SI2 Caps
for 50; SIS Caps for $40.
Worth buying for two win
tiers ahead at such prices.
Black Imitation B e a I
I Rugs, lined, 34x7o in, down
from SO and $3.50 to 50 and
,l$4.25.
\ All other Fur Rugs and
Robes at extra quick prices
in Mems Hat Department
, Thirteenth and Market streets.
II 500 Holland Shades, with
: rollers, ready to pu
o Iup, 35c each.
New lot of printed Mad
/ ssras, five patterns, twenty
/; choice colorines, at l0c I
!. .Iyard, usually sold for I2c8
& Second floor, north of Transept.
81 1000 Decorated G h i n ,
u Plates, festoon pattern, gil
Aledges; variety OF colorec
borders and ornamented cen
III tres, Ioc each usually 25c.
II 500 Pink Shell Creams
5, I2c each; were 4oc.
+ Individual Buffers:
ri 100 doz decorated. .pincheC
hl corners, were S. a doz
l now $3.50.
al 100 doz. folded edges,wer
III S., now 81.
100 doz.' oyster shell pat
., tern, were 75c.now 3oc
of 100 doz. festoon pattern
III decorated, were 75t
now 3cc.
,e Basement, northwest of centre.
II Filters. The muddy waite
ID Itime is at hand, No need t
r. r. drink the dirt if you don
yIcare to.
8. ewett Filters, with COO,
.; er, $3.50, S7.25, 1915, $40
I'd 25; so cents extra if deco
d rated.
~ Jewett Kitchen Filters, S.
,na,IS5, So 25,S72s.
d Gate City Filters (porou
"a stone), S. to $40.
30 Basement, north of centre.
Ill JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
A Marrow Escape.

Thomas johnson, who resides near
York yn, was driving into Kennel,
Square, Pa, last Sunday morning,
when the guide pole Of the carriage
gave way, letting him aud three ladies
down In the middle of the street. For
tunately none Of them were badly hurt,
although ore Of the ladies WAS con.
sioerAbly bruised. The horses were
Rht after going . short distance with
the front wheels by Officer Kinery
when repairs were soon made and the
party were safely landed at church.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
A UDIrok's SALE.

bDlIOh'5 SALE.
by virtue OF q warrant o the Mayor OF the
city OF Wilmington, to me directed, will be
exposed TO public sale at 2 o'oloeE y. m., on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1883,
At the Auditors Uttios, No sk last Sixth
street, ga story in this city Of Wilmington,
New Osstle County, state OF Delaware, all
that certain lot, piecs or parcel Of lind, ait
uRte as follows:
Beginning At the corner formed by the r.
tersection OF the southorly side Of A street
and the tasterly tide OF a 40 feet wide street
laid out parallel with and at the distAn.e OF
l2S feet westerly from UlRymont ttreet and
now ca He'd Queen street, thence sOutherly
along said side Quesn street 10 nest 10 q
stake, thence easttrly and parallel with A
street 90 feet to stake, theIos ntrthorly
and parallel with Queen street 20 feet To the
aforesaid southerIy side OF street, an 1
thence thereby westerly co feet to the place
Of beginning, be tho contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the
properly of Joseph VI. Long, and to be sold
ny JOHN NJ. NEWELL,
city audi or.
\; Il. The above named property Is 10 be
sold To satisfy lien thereon Tor curhinR aud
paving sidewalks. iAn2s-lUt
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
WANAmAkERs
PHnADHLPHIA, "wednesday, FEB, q, 1883

HhLADnLrhiA' "eonosdAy feb. ., 1888.
Scotch Ginghams. Fine
and sheer. A soft, almost
sateeny face. Prettiness
made prettler by neat little
Jacquard figures scattered
with random regularity on
the stripes and plaids. In
lavender, heliotrope, light
blue, dark blue, pink, brown.
and black and white. Small
plaids and stripes,45c. Wide
plalds and stripes, soc
Every other sort of like
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
Philadelphia. Wilmington Z r,l.
timore Railroad.
FEnRUARY an So.
EhhUARr 8th iSSs


bth, 1888
Trains will leave Wilmington a. ,o,,.
X nh,lsSs!psie Y z s,S isIHs.,'9 {, Ss1tsGHr.
Az III Sn, u 10 ~, ~
1eoommodsiioS, SO, iHS 1sa 'SR sI
fA too S@- 7so, 10 %, 70 ~ n m ~ H.,
For Cheater (erPress), All ia "a,
az w II = % II 81 a. m, Il % Ssi, 80, 1;S ;S ~
Acssmpsd.tion, SEQ 7@, TN ,n.
New forE, a0. "a ia sS
IL irs 81 "a a., IA %, sH,b.lo SA sa9s
For Yves. Chester. via LamotlO ,x
y a m, 2.so and 4dop. m. W nt
For Newark tuentr, and lnt4rn,,,,..
Bsliimoss snd iassrmedi... e @ y a.
Baltimors 40" a ans "a 3 Bay ri Line, 7s,
Baltimore and Washington, IL IL
!S Z and and ga "a M Il OS III II! e. il
TrAins for delaware Division ,.av. IN,
New Castle, 500 sSoa. M, rs. l2,.
2 9Icrg.ia. 2; M, and iaS y q sisht -
seAford (expres,l, 3 50 D. m, '"RE
hArri 1gton. De'mar, and wa ilii,st an
ETprss. ioI Harrington, i@a.u,
Express Tor Dove-, H.rr,ust,,. ,,n,
mar, u. 10 y m and Il o5 Nigh '@' d.
Franklin City DA. m.
hAptebs toi Nhpc Hhfiea, OH pnirt f..
fort aud Norfolk, u 30 p, IN ,iteRS%
Leave Philadelphia, broad s,ra., n. wn
ninEton (enpreasl. i2t5, so, IN " ~
10 ~ II IA, II 40, II g. a. m, 2tt tjl ~ \,
o. b2l. go. e67, 20P. IN 'A
AcconmodA ion, $40, ION a IN,
J ", Az, z SIS lI0S 10 W AMI 49,
SUNDAY TRAINS
For PhtlAdelphiA teIpressl IN ~.
7 ID, elO, II 81 .. M, az ga ani-.sr-aH
Accommodhuon ba m, i1M III IN
8 %, 74n, and 10 90 .. m
For Chester texpreasl, 7SIla uV
8 "A. 7 OS. and 10 20 p. IN
Accommodation, Bl5Am, l0IN
10. and 7.ll y. IN.
FOR New York 'terpress) on - ga IN
IS. II 81 .. m, 2, 6.i, q II y Lni IA
IN. m.
FOR West Chester. via Lnmotln. snAa
and sop m.
For Cape Charles, Ola point Comfort ,,,
Norfolk, f2so6 Night, -"
| For New Caste, Midffetnv1. t1,y,a,
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, S,a.a-i llurl
and DelmAr, u 0S Night.
Baltimore aud WAshinrt, ~. = tM IN
10 u n. M, IL c8, % "a and y % IN RIn
| more. 9. % and " ~ y. m,
Leave Philadelphia, Brnai glrasi for VII
mington {e1pressi, - 40, ~ IA llr
| A. N =, Dos, q. 81 and ii .air N
Accommodation S.ah 10. = A. FlAak
$40, 3, n and II. FP. NJ.
For further Information, pissang,r, are n.
| ferred 10 the ticket One st d ratlon
Trains marked thus e. Ar I.hI.'r,! rrpress
upon which extra fare "a ehAteri
General Manager Gebsf. rlsstpsef AT
4
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

THE OPPOSITION TO OlevelAnd's re-
nomination Is growing daily and is not
rs his friends assert, confined to Ne y
York. 1t has now shown itself In New
Jersey, and would no doubt bs more
fully developed In other States, were II
not for fear OF the Off dial guillotlns,
which Mr. Cleveland has already sho wn,
In his recent appointment OF chief coin
or 81 the U nlsed States Mint, can be &C
eMily put In operation 10 depri We these
omoe holding Denoorass, who have the
courage 10 express their honest senti.
mont Of their official heads,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

THE Home Market Club OF Bo,,op,
held their arss meeting In that city last
Wednesday evening, Al which Colonel
OolyAr, the editor OF the Nashville
American, and one OF the most promi.
nent DsmoorAts In Tennessee, spoke,
In the course OF his add TESS he referred
TO the great progress the South Is max
Ing In manufacturing, and establish ms
other industries, and said that this
With the conseq uent prosperity that th,
New S1ush is now euj Dying, is entirely 5
due to the protective tariff. Hs Alst
asserted that there 10 Q growing senti
meut In the South AgAlnst free trad,
and In favor OF protection, withou
which the South would not stand wher
1t does to-day. With this senti men
prevailing, 1t Is difh ,ult to see how th
Democrats oAn hope for . solid South
on platform, the main plank Of whlcl
10 free trade, and the destruction o
American industries,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
wILnIpaTOu a = Avn7MsEIII

Time table In sBsot Nov. 18th l9 y
leave Wilmington (tTenon st:ts,l Htts
FER Reading, Blrdsboro, JOGriA ~
Aeld, RayneBburg junction, MSaT NJ
yillo, TAmAQua, Allentown, iIohs1ol " VI
nersvillo and al points OF ths PaliN,s.
and Reading X. r., 100 a. n. and iaf u
For Springfield, WEynesbaJ D
ton, OOAteGvillo, Embresyills ~
Uhkdd'B FORD and DuPOnta An1 -
diAto points,T.et A.m., gts, Eai ~ -.
Yer OOAtsFvills and i0terinsiAa FlAl
Ut 90 a. m, 2tS and 4 10 y. n. .., n
For West Chester, 1, 90 :, IL. HiA'-l
p. m.
FOR NoW Bridge and c-Ee'lsh An mi
sis p. N. and on Saturday, ~ pl~'
p. m. .-.ss|
TN Sunday for ROadtns ard ln1I1ss,.
points, 1t 8 90 =. M, and .cr bpnht"
Intern ediate points vt 5 % 2 M.
A. u. MoUA DSLAND f.B, hlBhA,suA IA
SuDertDtardsDt fian' r"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
THE srn DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1884.
at II O'Clock, \. M,

at II O'Clock, n. m,
On the premises, all that part OF the farr OF
the late Edward stroud, deceased, In PencA
der Hundred, New Castle County, near Iron
Hnl stsuon, on the Fhiladelphia, Niimin gton
anu baltimore Railroad, about "a miles from
Newark containing about rs acres otlAnd,
more or less. The improvements on this part
OF the farm are alArge mansion house and out.
buildings.
Terms made known on day of sale, by
MARY Y. STROUD, Adminlstratrix.
The above mentioned tract OF land and an
adjoining tract lying In the state Of Mary,
lAnd, containing about s. acres. more or less
viii be sold as one tract. AT the time and plsc,
AiOrt said. The two tracts together contain
about lGi acres, more or less. The improve.
mtnts thereon consist Oi a large u ansiO
house, farm house and tenant house, larE,
barn, corn CRIB Rranery, wagon house and
other out-buildings. The land is OF tne quail
", divided into fields under good fencing
Is particularly adapted to raising fruit ant
there Is young peach orchard IN full bearing
thereon; also an apple orchard In iull bearing
ard other fru trees. The farm runs 10 tn
Iron Hlll station Il Phlladel phia, Wilmington
aad Baltimore railroad, and lime and othe
mannr's are landed close Hthand. The neigh
bOrhood Is healthy and desirable as place .
residence. BENJAMIN NIEi,Ds
lls-dSw-ts Attorney for heirs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
Dr.. lays Liniment.

A Remedy for all Aches or Pains.
This remedy came from Paris. France tins
receipt oi distlnguishsd French physician
nevaf before made known or used In this
oountry. 1t cures kheumatism, Heursi-
sis, headsehe, SprRins, Bruises ETC.. anc
All diseases OF man or beast, requiring eIter
nal application. For sale ct I02 MarEet
ssrest. hlso corner Of UodaI and Marshall
streets, Wilmington, Del. o2e-ood. SIN
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
Two MORE deaths have bssn CAUSED

Two MORE deaths have bssn caused
by overhead electric wires, one OF
which WAS In Memphis, Tenn, last
Sunday, and the other In Buffalo, N.
Y. Not long ago . horse was killed in
New York, and other accidents are CON-
tiUually oosurring. There is soar ,ely .
flre, at which thousands OF dellars
worth Of property could no. be saved,
were IL not for the network OF overhead
electric wires on almost all the main
streets OF our large citieS The danger
from accidents 10 nov greatly increased
by the great number OF electric light
and motor wires that are placed on
many OF our streets, and In time will
probably run on all Of them. Thess
wires are charged with . current oil
electricity strong enough to kill . horse
Instantly, and consequently are . con
slant source Of danger As much, OF
more 10 be dreaded, than the sm I'll pox
II telegraph or telephone wire should
become broken or displaced, and com,
In contact with an electric light wire
there is Q deAth.trAp formed which Il
liable TO cost some unwAry pAsserby hi
Attos Aoiophuuo nhu botukthPh Wuoa
ere liable TO be broken At any time, con
sequently We are In constant danger
We do not wish 70 be understood as op
posing these or any other improve
meuu, for on the contrary we trust tn
day 10 not far distant when ever,
street, and the msjority OF dwelling
will be lighted by electric lights, sni
telephones bsooms As common In prl
vate houses Is bath tubs, but still "
cannot shut our eyes to the great dan
ger OF having these wires exposed over
head. 1t has bsen demonstrated b.
practlcAi electricians that ell sleotrl
wires oAn be placed under ground, an
In some cities 10 has slreAdy been dont
therefore there is no eK ,use for com par
les or corporations 10 mAin,ain this III
necessary danger merely for the puI
pose OF saving themselves . fe " dollar
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
New Lodge.

Another preliminary meeting ior the
purpose of organizing a new lodge Shield
OF Honor was held in the AcClary Build
Ing last evening, Another meeting will
be held on next Tuesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

A UUrlOH SALE-WILL RE Syi - AT
IA auction on Saturday, Feb ii, 1888. al
Layton's dining roomF, l0l East "a strest
the entire outf1t OF restaurant and toafd ING
house; sale to commence at l 0 oIooh o m
nearly new, II as
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
DUBLIO SALE - WILL BE SOLD
i at public snle, one mlla sOuth of Centre
VILE, on the road leading to Hillside mill,
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY OrII, 1855,

" bbtO . n LIZ - " I'LL Gobp
i at public snle. one mlls south Of Centre
VILE, on the road leading to Hillside mill,
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY OrIl, 1855,
at II O'Clock, noon.
Seven head OF horses and colts.
NO. /. Dina, black mare, years old, "
has been driven by woman, not AFRAID OF
steam and can tret elese TO minutes on The
No. . Poll, bay mare, wears old, with
foai, will work any where, and n go Il driver
NOS. Lizzie. bAy colt, coming years old.
with glass eyes, broke 10 work and dive sin
No. I. Morgan. bay horse, years old. iss
hands high, wilt work anywhere AId good
No. 9 Lucy, dark hay mare, years old,
10 hands high, llamoletoniAn stock splen-
close to minutes, and can be driven by u
no. 9. Brown colt, coming 2 years old
NeomAn stock this colt promises to make
something fast.
No, !. Bay colt, comlng2 year, old, Yeo-
is head or inilch COWS, SOME with calves by
their ides BY day II sale, others milking and
spTingers, heiiet; Young bull, Y heed oi
southdown buck, 30 pairs OF chickens.
About 80 bushels of potatoes, $50 bushels OF
horse wagon S@ Soai ~ nax p1'nu ppch ir..a hsS
bed cart inch tread and harness milk y Agon
end spring buggy and harness road cart
horse rake cutter sleigh and bells wheel-bar
row grindstoue ; cultiyAtors wheat drlll
wired plOw syracuse pl low harrow douhl,
and sinRletrees sAws and axes set Of wagon
harness 800 good chestnut rails pointed ~
chestnut posts and holes ready for setting
dairy fixtures; Reid's creamer good as new
butter worker chuTn 4O-guart milk cam
nilk buckets and pans one good butter tub ~
ice lot of vinegar and other articles noLmen
uoued.
Terms. All sums Of t25 and under cash, al
sums over that amount credit ot NJ days viii
he given ON purchaser giving u bAnkable not
with AZ approved endOIser
DAVID 5. KLAiR.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

For YEARS the reporters .. the ooart
have been annoyed by witnesses, police
Off GERS and spectators, who make .
practice 81 every session OF oro Wding
around the table sell apart for the use
OF representatives. OF the press, and
sometimes almost pushing them Out OF
their places. Not sAtis6sd with this,
they freq uenlly seat themse. YES on the
table, and prevent the reporters from
seeing or hearing anything thu, Is
going on, and ye. these very men are
the 6rst to complain II there is the
slighteS! error In the reports when pub.
lished. This week WAS no exception,
and on Tuesday the reporters found 1t
almost I'm possible to work At ell, on &c.
count OF the crowd by which they were
surrounded, and they came TO the con.
olusion that forbeArAnce had osAssd to
be q virtue. They therefore prepared q
pstitlon to the court, settling forth the
AnuoyAnoes 70 which they were sub.
jacted, aud from which they asked to
be relieved. This petition was slgned
by representative fton each OF the
daily papers, and handed to the Ohiet
Justice. L; Was carefully read by each
OF the judges, and few minutes later
the venerable Judge Houston came
doWD from the bench to the reporterS
table and Informed them that the petl-
hon had reosived the san cllon OF the
Court, and that an order had been Is
sued to the orier and bAlliffs to keep
the space clear and prevent tbs report.
ers being intertered with In any man.
ner Whatever. Hs also requested the
reporters to inform the court II the
order was no. compiled with. We are
safe In saying that the Court will re.
oeive the thanks OF the reporters II the
order is strictly enforced. There 10 4
large auditorium for witnesses aud
spectators, and no that the order hal
been issued by the Court the reporter
intend TO sse that 1t is carried into ef
fest, not only a. this session OF Oours
but q. ell coming sessions they may q.
tend. Witnesses who do not wish /,
sit In the auditorium can use the Wit
ness room, or remain In the corridor
until they are wanted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
DON'T MISS

The chance now offered
to get a good Overcoat
cheap, which J. T. Mul-
lin & Son are offering
They want to close their
Overcoats, to get their
room and the cash. After
a general re-marking
down, they have row
made another reduction
OF 10 per cent. on all
Heavy Overcoats.
They are now busy
with all their force max
ing up Spring Clothing
but not so busy bu'
would be glad to make
anyone a nice Suit or al
Overcoat to their order
They offer boys Over
coats at the same lov
prices as their Men S
They want to sell them
1t will pay well to buy,
even for another season
They close at 6 p. m
except Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
nUBLIO SALH.

DUBLlo sALs.
win pe sold ut public sale. at the stables
OF the subscriber, No. tl9 W. Front st.,
Wilmington, Del, on
Friday, February 10, 1883,
At O'Clock p. m, sharp,
ahaEAn or MISHnuRI
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
ID EGIsTRR's ORDER.
III RIG IBrER'a OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY Dt.l

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Del,
November 18th, 1887.
Upon the application OF Albanls l.. hnder-
son, AdministrAtor OF Theodore Anderson,
late of Pennsylvania, deceased, It is ordered
and directed by the Register that the
Admlnibtrator Aforesaid, give notice OF grant
ing of letters Of Administration upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
10 be posted within forty days from the date
OF such letters In six Of the most public placed
OF the county Of New Castle, requiring ALI
persons having demands against the estate TO
present tue same, or abide by an Act II As
sembly In such case made and provided and
also cause the same to be Inserted within the
same period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN, a
newspaper published In Wilmington Del
and TO be continued therein three Meeks,
(e. o. d.
II Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. 4. Office OF the Register Aforesaid, at
l. Wilmington, In New Castle County
bforesAid, the day and year above written
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
k0TiCR.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrator on
or before Nov. 18Th, 1888, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided,
ALBANlS l.. ANDERSON,
Administrat or.
Address, Ji4
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

A DMINlSTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL.
IA eslate.-By virtue ofan order the Or
phans' ,urt In New Castle County, will be
sold at public sale,
ON WFDk FSDAY
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
ENECUTOR5 SALE OF REAL Es.
Ia tate. WIN be exposed TO public sale
On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH,
Alan,elnnk u m

At o'clock p. m,
On the premises, in 'he city Of Wellington,
Delaware, the following c escri ed real estate
eesstd. Al uiat certain lot or i"SS iand Win as a
3.story brick dwelling house thereon ereeted,
situate In the taid eity Of Wilmington, oa
the eAstcrly side OF 'fatnall street, 1T the dis
tanoe OF Is feet from the sotherly side OF
Eleventh. street and having n front on Tatnall
the depth Of 20 feet inches, contniflnE .
rooms, bath and shed X itchen and ali modern
lmSIoI,sements, nn r,e including heater. gas, hot
ana cold water, ater closets. etc.
Att .ndance will be Piven and terms made
known al the time aud place afOresai1, by
,.,.,, HARRY 3. BULLOCK.
PubIlu SALE OF 20 HEAD OF HoR.
| will sell at my stable. "a East Fifth st.,
Ohoeter, Pa, between Market and Welsh
adloining George Mahon's livery stable, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1883.
at / O'Clock p. m,
II orn Ohio Horses, @
thesd o. good young mnles.
suitable for all purposes. Those horsee
have been carefully teleoted Tor this sale,
and among them will be found some weli
bred roadsters and ssddlers and gem
erRl purpose HORSkS. Stock can be
inspected at above. stable two days before
sale. and months credit.
l.. W. stidham Il Son. Aucts. ff.dGw
pUBLIU SALE or HORSkS-W
y will sell ct public sale, at ouI
livery stables, EdBmont avenue, ono square
nom r., W. n B. Il. x. depot, Chester, OF
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1853,
At O'Clock p. m,
~ mead of youns, sound Ohio n
horses, suitable for all purposes 1e&S
these horses have been carefully SO icotet
/ by X l.. Roberta,
2and months credit.
KUBEkTS HANNUN,
IL. W. Stidham b Son, Auots. fl.dhW.ts
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
& HORSES. &

20 HEAD OF MISSOURI