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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-03-30
FOREIGN.

fhe heaviest snow storm of the season
ed Sunday in Wales and the West of
|tland.
thousands of persons are dying of
ovation in the inundated districts of
hgary.
lean Marie Napoleon Desire Nisard,
writer, and a member of the French
denny, is dead at Paris.
The rivers Elbe and Vistula in Ger
by have flooded the low lying dis
It's, drowning fifteen people.
(dmund Dwyer Gray, a distinguished
fhber of the Irish parliamentary party,
p in Dublin Tuesday night of heart
base.
here was lively scrimmage at Youg-
Ire., Sunday morning. Mr.. O'Brien
roughly handled while attempting
(arangue proclaimed meeting.
|he budget was presented to the House
commons Monday night by the chan
|or of the exchequer. The surplus for
past year had been greater than for
year since 1874.
dvices from Rangoon say that the
n of Myingyan, an important militia
post in Upper Burmah, has been de-
| yed by fire. 1t is believed the fire
started by incendiaries. Fifteen
lsand persons are left without homes,
an immense quantity of grain, hides
other property was destroyed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-03-30
Che N1areets.
VERMONT PRODUCE.

tVergennes, Saturday, butter was quoted at
20 q 25c, some extra at 26c v b eggs l2c v doZ.
a reduction chickens at 10 q l3c v n; fowls,
10 a l2c " ID; beans, $l.75 s2.40 v bush pota'
toes so a Csc v bush. apples, $500 d $3.50 per
barrel; beet, o q &c v h.
BOSTON PRODUCE.
The butter market has maintained a steady
tone, with a fair trade. There is no longer
any doubt about the future OF old stock. The
crisis is passed, and holders are more conf
dent OF cleaning up what remains at tull
prices. The supply OF new Northern dairy is
steadily increasing, but IL Is all wanted, and
small lots of strictly choice were sold on Mon
day at 80 to SOC per pound. though 20 to 2Sc Is
all that Is safe tor shippers to expect Ordin-
airy lots take a wide range, say from 20 to 25c
The best domestic small pea beans are firm
at from % to 1910 per bushel. Choice marrow
pea are quoted from $3.50 to s2.s5, but few are
offering under $2.s5, and some holders ask
more. Choice mediums rule at $2.70 to s275
per bushel.
Eggs were firm Tuesday at 10 to zoe per doz-
Is likely to drop off after the Easter trade is
Potatoes continued in good demand, with
sales of Houlton rose at 81 05 to 81 10 and 9th
er Eastern nj SOC tosl per bushel. Northern
ruled ut 10 to SIC. Foreign, 90 to SOC per bush
ell, as to quality.
The hay market does not show much vitai-
ty, and sales range mostly from ga to Sl6 per
ton tor ordinary Eastern. Rye straw is in
good demand at SIS to $50 per ton.
The season tor grass seed Is Just opening.
Dealers quote clover ut I to sac per pound,
timothy AT $3.50 to S3lO per bushel, and red
top at 81 % To $40 per sack.
several small lots of new maple sugar have
been received, and best sold AT is to lie per
pound Old is duh at to lie. Nice new strip
the receipts have been made from last years
sap and rule at 20 to Soc.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-03-30
PoRTANT TO SOLDIERS AND THEIR
HEIRS.

|essrs. Soule & Co., who have had
~ years successfullpractice before the
frtments at Washington, are to have
preventative of their firm at the Ad-
N House, Middlebury, VT, Wednes-
and Thursday, April and 8, for the
pose of giving information to such
IONS as have claims that are being
secuted or to be presented. Under
liberal laws and rulings there are a
Re number of soldiers and their heirs
tied to recover money of when they
|e no knowledge, and, as advice is Civ
rec, every person who has claim
pension, increase of pension, back
|, etc., should call upon Mr.. j. b. Con-
j at the Addison House, on the days
htioned, and ascertain whether or not
Re is anything due them from the gov
|ment. Claimants are requested to
bg with them all papers relative to
r claims including their discharges.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-03-30
COUNTY AND VICINlTY NOTES..

n original pension has been granted
eph Clair of Bridport.
)hn w. Champion was elected presi-
t of Rutland village, Wednesday.
:. G. Bradbury, formerly of Ver-
mes and for several years railway
tai clerk. but now employed in Bos-
is at the Massachusetts General
pital.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-03-30
WATERFOWL LIVE STOCK.
Arrivals from each state.

Prices of Market Beef-A few choice 81 q
$3.50; extra 1925 6.75; first quality 5000;
second quality $500 q $50; third quality $500
q $50.
Prices of Store Cattle-working oxen v
pair, $50 Sl5j; Farrow Cows SIS $50; Fan
cy Cows $50 as; Mich Cows and Calves
from S2J S4S; yearlngs $3.50 d SIS; two
years old Sl4 S25; three years old $40 a s35
Swine-Westerii fat live 6ac; North
ern dressed hogs, 80 a &c.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-In lots, $780,
$3.50 $3.50 each; extra S4.75 a $50, or from
"a 5'sc " ID; spring lambs, 5is q &c.
Veal Calves pa SIC h.
Price of Hides, Tallow and Standardization
Hides 5la &c ID; Brighton Talow 3 &c
" b; Country Hides sc h; Country Tallow
Ia &c ID; Calf Skins C " h; wool pelts 81
q Sl.25 each sheared skins, Is a lSc; Dairy
skins IL 25c.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
N B. Choice grade includes nothing put
Stalled 100 to 400 h Bullocks. Extra and
first quality include the best large fat oxen.
Second and third quality include oxen and
two and threey old steers.
Sheep-EXtra include cossets, and when
those OF inferior quality are thrown out
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-03-30
Farms for Sale
In Hancock, Addison County, Vermont.
TW q FA II MS.

Both being on the stage road leading from
Hancock to Middlebury. The first farm is
located one mile west of Hancock village,
known as the Robbins Farm containing about
two hundred and forty acres OF land, large
two story house and wood shed; two large
barns, old, but in very good repair running
water to the house and barns; "A large apple
orchard, and nice sugar bush of four hun
dred trees; fences in good repair; land in
good condition; wood and saving timber in
abundance within halt a mile OF saw mill
The other farm Is three miles from the vii
lage, and contains about sixty-five acres OF
land; II good house and ell part tor kitchen
also IA wood shed adjoining the house ana n
good barn and sheep barn connected by II
shed, also a dry house and running water to
the house and barns. Buildings all in good
condition; good apple orchard, also IA splen-
did sugar bush of tour hundred maple trees.
Any one looking TO" home should examine
these places before purchasing elsewhere as
they must and will be sold at a bargain. En-
quire of the undersigned for further particu-
lars. Titles perfect.
lett 4. VI. ROBBINS.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-03-30
Oieo.

HOWARD-In Canaan, n. H., March Is, Mrs !
Mary l.. Howard, widow OF Benjamin VI How
ard, aged 80 years months ID days. The re-
mains were brought to Middlebury for burial,
her former residence.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-03-30
M .oOoON why Acker's
wv VUNoONS Blood Elixir

Is warranted, is because it is the best
Blood Preparation known. 1t will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases, purifes the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember, we guarantee 1t.
L. HANAFORD, Druggist, Middlebury.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-03-30
>>O>> would enjoy your dinner
NON and are prevented by Dys-

Psia. use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
by are positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
|estion. Flatulency and Constipation.
guarantee them. 25 and 90 cents.
|HANAFORD, Druggist. Middlebury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-25
WANAmAKERS

PHnADHLrHIA, wednesday, Jan. 40, lass.
New goods coming in
every day. They are elbow.
ing their way onto counters
and shelves in all parts Of
the store, and the more they
push aud crowd the more
the prices OF the older things
suffer.
We must make room for
the new corners; We can
best make it by getting nd
of whatever interteres. The
quickest of quick prices is
the clear-the-way dose.
Very quick prices on the
new things also. Whatever
the price of a yard of cloth,
or a pair OF shoes, or q
piece of furniture, or Of any
other thing may be any
where else it is as little OF
hitler here, quality fol
quality. Our prices are more
likely to be below the mar.
ket than any other way.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-25
Philadelphia. Wilmington q Bal
timcrs Railroad.



Trsins wsn leave wilmington 90 ieiiews
PhilaAelphia tsxpressl : AZ a 80. 7.s.i
elk ~ 80 30 @W, Il " II Il g. a., II -
a.ad 2; 90 To- az ~ ~ ia ps n.
! . toe a 7sa 70 o.. 70 np. a.
For Chester teIprs.sl sS 80 80 sla
80 y 8, n u a. m. u %, IA - 10 ana
Geeemnndation, ga, 20, 7A siA 70 ga.
M an go 81 "a and p1p; mu
II . :. n " .ii.S ., 81, ssS "a "a, and
Tof Yves. Chester, vi. LanOhin, 6 % and
For Newark GENTRY and intermediate stA-
uons. q q. m II 81 and tsip. IN.
BAltimore and Intermediate stations, 10 Il q
BallmOTs aud nay Line, pm.
Baltimore aad Washinston, - 80 sot
y " and llvIA. m, II 70, q II, IA - B 10
Trains Tor DslswArs Division leave for:
New Castle, eoo sDa. m, nSA la sS,
Georgetown and Lewes, 20 4. m. e 90 y. M,
HArri agton. De.mAr. and way stations, So
Express icr Harrington, > 20 p. m. Wa,
Eiptss $ z @ Dover. Harrington, us Del
mar, u os Night.
kIpres. Tor IApe CHARLES, Old Point Com.
f''rt AndH erfolk, Il % Night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VII.
MipEton tehpress). Il = 70, q, ~, SO
Aeeomn sdal lon, ., ioa an, LA IA
q, 81. en- SIS ll0a ~ a. and II .. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (e1press) 400. az, 90,
7 IL 90, Ii 81 \. M, az, B2A and ID n. IN.
Accom- m odAtion. IS a. m, 10, u, ar,
s 70, q, and l0o p. N.
q. O.. and ie u ?. M TO- ~ u o. MT
AceommodAiion, si5Am, no. / Is. 4Ip,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-25
RALTIMoNE a OHIO nAILROAD
sodKprILR II AJysCr. Nov. 70, Les.
rains leave DsiAWEre Arcane nspoF


For Philadelphia aod Chester, elB. : co,
o5. 8 10, b4t, o 30, Z 40. S Is and gla y. m.
On suuisys, : %. I IS, 10. 10 1t and II IL
u. GO, } 70, { 10, ~, Q % Snd 5 % D IN.
Fvr Chicago. Wheeling, ColuH bus an
saodussy, daily, 90 q u and &c D. m.
For PittbnIg, daily, 90 a. N. and % ?.
N.
FOR Cincinnati, l.ouiVule and St. Louis,
d lily. Ii 10 .. N. ard " D. 10.
tor Baltimore Rnd Wash Ing ton and New.
AK AID Have de GRACE, II m.;2Ib and
. 90 .. N. TN SundSys, 10 AID II 10 a. N 4;
2 ~ and go p. IN.
tor Slngeriy. slb and II 10 q. m; IS.
; 40 ana 80 u. m. and " 80 midnight. n
sundays, II 10 q NJ IS, 3 20 ana 7 so .. N.
kUh l4ANDhNnaI.If, 9lb n. "a .eunds.
only. lObo .. N. and AS D. N. daily
sx9tpt SuudAy. 30 p, IN. daily.
Trains leavn MArEst street staten:
fer PhilsdelpAia ? % p. N. daily, sxoSr
suad1y. For baltimore SH P. NJ
tAily, eIoept Sunday Yer Landennsrs
800 hae io.tl T.. III. and ASt P. NJ, dAiIy,
s1Sst.' sunday; s.lt =. u SUNDAY only
The 10 60 a. m. train connects At kHr
Juootion with uinotnnAa and st. Loull
through eIproso, daily, except sunday. rht
20 p. m. oanneeis with Chicago and ~
iSe MS expbess daily.
Trans lor NiIrlioston--L,e1vs Philadsl
gnIA. daily, - q, IL, 10, SO. 40 .. m, l "
BAny, except sunday, T.II .. a la.os
npon, ai.it. II 30 ., N.
LxPfSes trAinss
N. III. Ul.EmENIS, OK. LORu.
mAnAkcF. 0en1 Pas. AEans
Telepheus No. lss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-25

In oLDKN time In the dark ages OF
ignorance, Almos every nation had
some peculiar superstition OF fArieI,
banshees, magiolAns or other powerful
spirits who ~ will couid perform the
most impossible things, but IL re-
manned for the men Of the nineteenth
century 70 mAteriaiizs these spirits,
and BY the n 10 AnDihilAte time and
space. 10 this age Of steam and cleo
ricity Ban Francisco IL nearer VII.
mirRton than PitlsouTg was . few
years age, and . man In tbs city can
sen0 . message TO his friend on the
Psciho COAST and receive an ans KeT
within half an hour or IN hour Of the
Funniest. The greatest feat OF al, how
ever. has jus b en- accomplished by the
Pail Mali Gazette OF Lndon, which
has . eorres p ID dent In Vancouver, Who
Is about 10 s.sr for Japan, with who n
. oonversAti-n vas carried on from
London, distance OF ,6l9 miles, fol
three hours A question WAS flashed
over this distance and In four minute
the AnsWer was on Its way hack TO tn
starting pJiuL This seems wonderful
and 90 It lie, %: even more wondsriu
things thsn 'hls may be expected, as /
must no. he '1-.9';en that the applioA
titn Of eeciricity yet In its In
fIIcy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-25

eHE QUESTION OF restricting immI-
grA ion IS 70 selslng considerable atten-
tion from members OF Congress, and II
lie very prooAole that q stringent Dill
will be passed daring The term. The
people OF Inis 3jun.ry are ready to vel.
come I'm nistAn u good character who
are able and wiling 20 work and Do.
come good c!Ezlns, bus they do NOT
wish ~ have she ooaury oVerrun with
the oonvicte, psupers, idiots and insane
OF Elrop=, -hJse pSssAges have In
many CASES been paid by their govern
menI for the purpose OF getting rid Of
them. 1t is 20 correct this abuse lh al
come action ls absolutely necessary on
the part o. Cjasress, aud 8 bill having
this end 10 view will meet with the o.
prevail Of the people.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-25

Tomorrow 20 will publish an inter-
estin2 description OF the orange gro res
OF F'oriis, Asyu iicate OF gentlemen OF
this city having par ,hasei 1000 acres
there and made arrangements with
PancoAh Al.sn TO manage the property
fer them. /. 1tt De seen that florida
Is psrfeo paradise compared with the
Sorihwes 'rn 5.A.es and Territories,
and persons wishing TO change their
r,sideuoes will do veil to lnvestigat.
tie advantages possessed by this land
OF a9Wers AID fruits.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-25
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 20 1888.


CL sRK OF TIE MARK ct 5MKLIZ An-
nounc % IA Auotner oolum Ihs! on aud
after to.morrow he will, BY direotion
OF the 8 rect and Sewer 0Inuissiop,
proceed In Ao,orianoa win the or1i-
nance assIuss the keepers Of the corner
stands and oil others oos;raohng the
sidewalk. raIs Is all rshI aud proper
~ Ter Is Il z pes, bu! We would like 90
knpw whN II is going 70 Amouui t.?
The PECULIAR wording OF tails ordinAuS e
10 81 most sum sien! W lead person TO
believe thEs iE Vas frame by some one
In tie interests OF the proprlesors Of
these stands, or OF the men who rent
tho space TO then, IS IL sAyt:
1t shall not be lawful for any person
or persons 10 erect or have any booth
stand, stall OF place in or upon any o.
the footwAys, streets, lAnes, alleys or
market houses OF this city, for the pur.
pose Ct exposing or offsrinR for tale
any goods, wares or merchandise what
sdever. 1t shall be the duty OF the
clerk OF the markets 70 take notice oil
all violations OF this section; and report
the same without delay to the may or Of
said city"
Nov the clerk is going to enforce
this ordinance aud report all violations
VI the mayor, who in turn intends t.
rbpors them to the 5srees aud Sew 7
oJmmission, which body, We presume,
will then order variants 70 be issued
fbr the arrest OF ali violators, in iAei
they haze already adopted . resolution
% thai sffs,t, which, no Sever, canuol
be con Piled with until the off ,iAl ret
tAps around the ordinance Is unrolled
When tina warrants are issued tb,
offenders will be ArrAiRned beiori
Judge pummins and 6ned IS and COS 0
then they will enter bJnds and Appt .
their cases to the Superior COURT
Action will then have 10 be delEytd
until one or moreoi them are tried and
, decision ooIalpA Nov all thl
c,uld be AvoIiS lhls ordinance uA
changed so ihAffEstekd OF Imposing
fine the Street Commissioner or Cierl
OF the Markets would be instructed t,
notify the keepers Of these stands Il
remove than, IS distractions TO tb
sideWAlks, and giving one or both c
these ffioi Is po ger 10 move them
the order was not com piled With. W
very much doubt, however, II the oTdl
hAnce could be amended In this man
ner now, until after the decision OF th
court Il obtained 81 TO the right Q
property owner or tenant to use {
rent the four feet OF spAse from Il
building line.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-25

A few items in Table and
other Linens. Wonderfully
big values, but Just the kind
we are showing in all sorts
OF goods.
For so cents a yard either
81 inch cream or o. inch
white Table Linen.
For 81 10 a yard a very
good ~ inch Table Linen;
lately SIPS.
For SI.45 a yard a few
patterns of fine Double
Damask Table Linen, 2 yards
wide; down from So.
French Linen Sheets, fin
ished to measure al yards.
hand hemstitched at both
ends, IS pair. Old-tash.
Toned, but full of good old.
fashioned wear.
Good plain white Linen
Handkerchief, J and l incl
hemstitched, 10 cents each
Initial Linen Handker.
chiefs, l2l cents. Wilhou
1.-THE initial as good as any 1:
cent Handkerchief we know
Of elsewhere.
lsouthwest of centre,
A sensation in Suitings
So inch fine sll-wooi stuff
I excellent quality, 50 cents
New, desirable in-every-wa,
goods. Precisely what W,
have been selling for 81 ant
tlgood value at that. We CON
know of a yard of suitin,
anywhere else in town tina
is so much overworth s,
cents.
N Mixed or broken checks
E various favorite shades.
Il Sc inch Cheviot Suitine
in mixtures and plaids; mod
: est colors. suitable for i'm
E mediate and Spring weal
IS cents. Words enough t
{ set it flying.
: Southeast OF centre.
9 There are invisible cur
Irents of trade. The wis
dealer seeks to know tn
: vital indications and folio
:: l"hen found. An importar
s trade-current of the perio
b is the demand for Men
! hoes at S. a pair.
Il We meet it. Not by tai
fling some other make an
/, Trying to see how muc
I'VE can undersell 1t. Tht
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-25

THE 2'rH DAY OF JANuARY. ~

'stNAs u ln..
The following described real e',,.
All those three cert ain lot. a, VI.
land, situated In the cily Of " ut, lAeh "
hris uAnA Huhd ed. New CAstir 4 ''',a' NJ,
slAte :" DeIasAr', s'vsrAliy b ma V Aa
dcAcrl bed as follows 20 wit 1A' Nd
No !. Besinnlng a. a uuint tan ,..
81 le Of &c. enth NVeuns turst n IT, s'.titaT
At ihe dis anVe Of loD Get from n, sa',I
formed BY toe intefhretitn Of tlis az, ~
s ~ 81 nrneAn slre, !, With the sr.t.fis' y,
OF seventh avenue, theme AlurE AID -
- Nehth hNsn nue. aauthsrly " Zee, ia ~
thtnos westerly parallel with Dgne,. g,l'i
10 lee 8 corner. thence aUrihrflt ~.
Win stNnntn A'enne % feet 10 snotS,' =.
can street 100 ieet TO the said y. 49,, ~ ~.
seventh avenue, and place Of l., y+sN
the contents erect What they MY n,
story frame dwelling house ,hcfsi., ~
Bcok ", Vol TO- page ~, 90. "'l3
No. 2 Beginning a. { point On ts,,..-...
slue OF Seyehth avenue, al thf di-linf. = <.
,seL ,oniee y from the soutbe.',,.s.s
westerly parallel vi h Duncan st,,.t t's'ta
TO stake. thence touthrrIy r.f,l.' W w
seventh avenue ~ feet 10 a M, 49,! ~
sa,tsrly p4IAltl with duncan sire. NJ -
ninRton and Western NAilr Al wv
ihence along sal side north-asirriy ll"l
tAe Aioresaid westerly side OF s. ,,ttL 80 "
Abh 'htnce merely nOrtheriy " fsei M,
place OF RianinR, be the eonlrol. -,
what they may. NuN
No. bes inning at a stake In tb,l IN
y. - duncan at the distance of "a y.
son lhfrly; a. flghi angles from the ,asi,ss,
slds 81 street. no. called Dutcas,,sgg
and at the dist nee Of ~ f,et ws.tsrl,.,,',
angles ron the vs. efly side Of $3.50
Avenue, Thence west rly and par4I.s y9
or duncan stre' T. along line OF Ind y
said -. Duncan ~ BEET more or ts.,i
stake, thence sOsthsrly and t.r,iI, -
seventh avenue, ~ f-ctii a stalr IN l,5i =
y hh A, hruwn, thrucs along SAID Bs",t
me "a tcrly and parallel win - 4, IN.
eau strs'L IL 'ect more or lrss 10 ttr,st.
fence Hoe OF tht DclsWArs 4 Ms.fF-t M
road. thence along said fence Zinc of II, i,-..
ware IVES cru RiEii road, IN a Nor,b ,,t,,'-
dtrrc iton 10 feet more or LEES H. tt- -
beginning. be tile contents Mat lhftH,y
seize Ann taken in execute q, ~ g.1nst,
~ 81 Alice bTownihs, suryt,trs H,. .,g.,
sud Alice Browning sda ,ls,tiI af
Thomas browning, deceased. aud t',. and 10
DO sold by
GILES LAME, ~, ,Isra.
sherin's once, WiiminEt9h ll.,ry L.
1883. y-odt -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-25
wILMIHGTOa a AURrMKnMK. =

Time table In eject Nov. 10Th, 1857. Train
leave Wilmington tRrench street) as follows
Ter heaAins, BirdsDofo, Joanna, Spring
1eld, sJnosburR function, Manor Potts
Sillo, TAsiequa, Allentown, Lebanon, Wsl.
nersYilio and al points on the PHILADELPHIA
ard heading X. R., 100 q. N. and 2th p. u
FOR Springfield, WRynesburg Ju1S
ton, ioatssyilla, Kmbroevtllo, Lsnaps
ObAdd's FORD and DuPont's and inferno
ilate golnu,T.S .. m. 2tb, and 4 % ., N.
for Oohtesvilie and intern sdtAte points
~ 90 a. m, 246 and % p. In.
Tor Nes! Chester, I 90 =. L.. Az and I %
p. In.
ior neW Bri,tgo and intermediate point
s.Is p. u. AID en- Saturday, At 6 20 aud IL 10
.. Il.
On Sunday for Heading and Intern SdiAa
poibt1- At " q. m, and for SprinSneld RIC
intstmOjiAte pcints At 3 10 p. m.
a. q. MOOh USLAND, n. d. HIBBAkD,
Suu1fiDts adsnt 1enn Paaa HHii
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-25
ON FRIDAY.
THE 3D DAY OF FEBRU AIRY, lSS
Atllottlnak. a. M

The following dcs ribsd rtA ts4p, Jlu
MOL. All that certain fArm or tract lf,is.
situated N Nil Gfses ilnadtci Nrs N.f
COUNTY and STATE OF Delaware. bJuulsi ~
lts bed NJ lisWti
heHluhinE at a stunS - the uu'rAdf ll
lsne adjoining lAuds nov or late cd lrA
Ferguson, thence by sails frtgus|a at
hprih 4aN degrees west ~ ~ 100 cAaits "
stone ani nurth lta deEr,e, wst w
chAius To a ttune % ihs corner " .aBi t1sg
late OF I.swis tntlttt, thence BY SAD ni
hntth q degrees " minvtrs wcs, ~
uhAin - . ne Ia coTuer OF Lana nos ~ ~
OF MllliiiR M'ndrnhAil. thence 'N sAi .l'a
south - minutes wet 81 E-l0irhaiUs tnt,as
"a corner Of land now ur late u plsn
ioopa u'enro by sid land south tu,its
minutes csst 80 100 chains I0An Oi ~
Atulnp n thu corner Of hand late OF . Dr. tta
sah, thence 10y said land north IS Nlru
AT . H-loO Chalus 10 4 stou Is south ~ d1gTa
.. minute East u ag-I 0 slisin- toa slAtt 80
SCUM y degrees tltt4 3f-lOl chalbi y 4
stone Ia corner late ~ fi tfpss't ~
thence by said land north % degree tissla
east = rs ~ chains - the place Of b. ginhii
containing abuut Iva acres Of land sh 4
!r ,use Ahi bA and other buildings aceh
No .. All that certain tract or rircclin.
situate lNinE OF being ~ Mill CreeG haaif,-
4NtN Aslir rOuhtys bel, BOUNDED Aal y
| seTlbed as ot1ows 10 wit;
beflhhlng alta stone for corner 0flihlA
We Newp"Tt nd GAlp turaplke 10 lts niiai
OF the old Newport road and slung aid 70
south lslt deRi eeH ~ 81 d shAius snd liata
81 ne, thence alouR sAti line 0i Jsll's hlt
nan and south $40 degrees wrsi z 10
And ~ links TO a stoRs, thence along sid ~,
nan = north 10 dexreAs west clalus AL
lpks Ia stone, y enue north 81 , neEfrti 20
achains aad links u a stsne, theme 40
thr land OF John X CFus,AA north ~ iesfn
west II chsins and - unks to . stnne, iatft
Alon the land Of the h. irs OF James irf
norm by1 trE ees East y chA!us Anl Y lAh
70 We place u beg "a ming cUntainng Y itfsA
roo and y T. rches Of land, b. %. AN
mprr or less, with a houfe and TARA aud one
| out-buildiuRs thar on erected.
ttlf- u Ahi tai n In - conliOn q zoe pt'ptl'
" OF Josruh Lyman Caroline 4 lfnam eir'
sold by
GIL. ~ Jameson, she'll
shefln 5 umet Wilmington, jAnaaIi -