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Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Philadelphia. Wilmington q Bal
timore Railroad.
APRIL aurdl, 1855.

AEAAh nufos 1855
TRAINS wiii leave Wilmington ~ folio~s
SUNDAY TRAINS.
az RSl,:Ss,psi, & y ~ .sry5ss. = r. Ts%sn i
s y .sa sss sog n. II iss T. IA,
hs.ssr 'ss ss.prs.., p g . s& B V TO- so sn
AZ AZ Il Il y, II 81 !. M. Il %. SA ed IO1 sne
s; xeecm%inodarion, M s.o ,~ ,M sn 10 Sa
M asS lOo, sss a and % . D: =.
nSs vi < = r., o,. .n.% Z - 10. "a n. IL sS ~
FOR wcs. Chester, via Lanokin. 9 % sns
u9ns q !. N. sp i y "a anr ipsn'oe ,. M.
Baltlmors and intermediate stations. ioisk
h.lsinorss and Bay Line, ySp.n.
y, and a. GOA. m, u %, u II, Q n, " g. 10
Tr.ins for ! Bsls@.re e Nv Division leave for,
s@ >: M, aud i oS SisIt
Heaford {expresel, 8 70 p. m.
Harrington, DeimAr, and way stations, ss
EIp'rsss foi q Harrington. 8 50 p. m. Wa
Express sSr Dover. Harrington. and De-,
mar, l2W Might.
Express for Cape Chariea, Old Point CON
fort, and Norfolk, Il o6 Night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VII,
nlngto1 n 9 isipIr,eSss,: y, ,S Ea' sso 90 ~ Il
o. b2l, e07. e6, II % p. m.
Accommoda ion, $40, 10 S o. M, La 2.H
| sH. All. 81 z SS 10 0S 10 10. and II q p. IN.
For Philadelphia (express), zoo, q
ID, $40, II 81 n, IN, q, IA, and 6 y. n
Accom- notation, 8 is q. M, Il 10, 1&
| $40, 7tn, aud 10 90 p. m.
For Chester lexpress), 7 Is. 10. IL 81 . m,
| s "a. 7 90. and 10 70 D. m.
| Accommodation, SIS q m, Il 10. rs. 10
. 30. and 7.4lp. m.
For New York [expressl . 90, 2 81, 4 -, 7iA
Sl5. IL ha. m, n, 6S, Ss, %, and 100
| D. m.
For West Chester. via LAmOkin. SIS .. m.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort. an,
Norfolk, II @NiEht.
For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, beaford, Laurel
| and Delmar, II 06 Night.
baltimore and Washington, I.2S A4A e04
10 u a. m, i2ed, . "a, and u p. IN. Balu
more, Q. 90 and II 3p, m.
| Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for WI
A. NJ, sos, 4. 81 and ii. d r. M.
| Accommodation SIS, 10. Is A. NJ, II. A, 4 %
$40. AIS and li.1P. NJ.
For further information, passengers are re
| ferred 70 the ticket once At the station.
/ Trains marked thus 81 are limited expires
| upon which extra fare Il charged.
General hSnaser senersi Pssssn = MUo ser Ar
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
BALTXMOME & vasIO kAlLR0Ap p
soHRTL. Il x.T.or. Nov. .. I'

suHKDULH IN KEFkOr, nov. ~, IL
rretns tasve J'slAwAte Avenue 1,spss
For Philadelphia and Ohoster, tl6, %,
%, rs, 10 10 and II IA .. M; 90, q 90, Q 90,
tob, . 10, 0 ~, 0 20, 7 30. 9 20 and 10 p. N
On sundays, I 90. ! 50, Q Ab, 10 10 and Ii II
nj / 90, . oo, . 10. Q ~, 30 and Q tb y. m.
For Ohicsgo, Whsoling, Columbus Ano
For Pittseurg, daily, 7 90 .. N. and l ~ p.
for Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louia
daily, II 10 q. m. and 20 d. m.
For baltimore and Washington and New.
ark and HAVE de urRce, II 10 An; = u and
90 o. N: ON Sundayh 7 40 and II 10 .. m;
7tb and 30 p. m.
For singerly, $40 and IL 10 .. m; = g.
40 and 7 30 p. m. and Il 80 midnight. or
FOR RLAHDHNyER4,9 Q 10 A. M.SundAy
only. 1880 .. m. and AS p. m. dAt.J
xoopt Sunday. 90 p. m. daily.
Trains leave mArkot Street btAtion:
far Phllsdelphi1 50 p. m. daily, Oxcsp
sunday. yor Baltimore 2W Y. NJ
daily, except Sunday. rcR bAndaabeIB
ESQ ane 10 A. NJ. and AoS p. M, daily
eGoep' Sunday; s.lS .. N. pundAy only
Ths io.to !. m. train connects at naE
junction with Cincinnati and st. Loaii
through exproas, daily, except Sunday. Tb'
30 p. IN. connects with Chicago and 81
LouiB express daily.
rrains for Niiniington-LsGvs PhuAdsi
phiA, dhily, ~ ou, 9 Is, Q 90, sIos0 =. m, u
Zoo, I 30, 500. S.eo, e.bo. s.l0 10 90 p. N.
Daily, exoept sunday, I.lb 3. m, H.e
noon, AIS, II 90 p. m.
Empress trainBS
| ". M. OIAEM ENTn, O. X. LOED.
mAnsSer. asnI FssA AEsE'
Tolcphona Mo, lea.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

TIE SOUTHERN Immigration Con-
venii0n as Hot Springs. N. o., has In
augurated m important movement for
the Development OF the South. Head
quarters will be established In New
York for the purpose OF Inducing per.
sons to immigrA.e 10 the South. The
association will be governed by . board
o. directors composed OF representa-
tlves Of Southern railroads, trades, in
dussriAl or other orgAnlzA zAtions In the
Slate, oily or TO Wn east OF the Mlssis-
sippi river that will contribute 81, 900
10 ward the purposes OF the Assooission
before July 1st. The object Is TO sc.
cure fund Of not less than $40, 900, 10
be used in furihering immigration. The
advantages Of the South WILL be fully
sell forth and inducements offered Ia
those who wish 10 ohAnge their plAos
OF abode. There is no reason why thii
plan should nos susceed aud frest
stimulus given TO the New S1uth II
her rivalry with the industries Of th'
nation.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

WHILE WE do NOT wish to p1se as o
defender OF tie Mayor II he ehould be
In the wrong, we cannot help thinking
shat the report Of the special co nnistee
oil Council appointed 10 invesiigA.e the
beer drinking A. police headquarters,
on The nlghi OF April z, IL 100 sweep
ing, and places more OF the blame q pom
the Mayor than he is entitled TO bear
The fact OF lhe csss, as We understand
It, ID tLAt on that evening he Mayor
attended . perform Anos ss the A A3sdsmy
OF Music, and AtterwArd stopped IN
police stNion. Finding everything all
Eight he vent to lhe eff 20 OF .ho Sun.
day Sac to attend TO some bIJinese,
and had been Ihare but 8 shoEI time
when he wns informed OF the beer
drinking g. the p3iios rooms, when he
Immediately teleph3ned to 5peoia,
ohoar sonoar inqutring about the
matter. II tue eyldsnce Of the Ctii 1ers
Is trae, tie beer VS. dIu k BET ween 8
and 10 o'elock, waleh was before the
Mayor bad lsit ths A lAdemy. the
ON GERS who drank ths beer we're Ger.
salnly guilty OF a great indlscration,
BAT IL scarcely seems right 10 make Ihe
Mayor the soapezoa. COR their errors.
To be sure ne might have discharged
saem, and II the affair had happen d
aEo years ago Se believe he would
have dOne 50, bat is is question: BILE II Il
would have oeea p,udent to have done
50 Row, When they only have 9 llstlt
over two months TO serve, and there II
no doubt hui Considerable dIffi oulty
would have 5sen experienced in obtain
ing men 70 IAks their p!A,es. The
grAyeat ofensa Of whioh the police wsr,
guilty Is the taking part In political
matters, 81 this is direct violation o
the law, FJr tails offense the law say
an othIer shall De dismissed, and nj ~
alto bs prosecuted for committing I
nisdemeAnot. Tais leaves this Mayo
no option, and he has certainly eIret
In no! taking eff ,isl cogulzanos OF tn
matter. l. the reporI had oeusure,
mayor Rhosds for this IL would hay
Deem nearer right, but 1t is cerisinl
unjust 10 place she blame OF The bee
drinking On him.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
wAnAMAKnns.

Brown leather, Japanned
frame, muslin.lined, $3.a5 to
$3.50. English frame, hand
sewed. leather-lined, best
quality trimmings, 1926 to
S12. Finest quality Alliga-
tor, one-piece sewed frame,
81. so to $l3 so.
Enough to give you a no.
ton Of prices.
McIntoshes, wallet.shaped,
waterproof, "a. so to $1l.
A dozen other things that
help to take the rough edge
off a tourists woes.
Near Juniper and Market streets corner.
You want a Carpet Sweep
er that won't jam the room.
things, or wear the carpet.
or skip dirt, or get out o.
sorts itself. Can't be had
The Wanamaker Sweeper is
the best we know Of; fills
the bill in about every way
but one-it won't clean cor
ners. 1t will do " broom
work." though, wherever
carpet dirt ean be got at
Push on the handle and the
brush digs in, ease up anc
lyou may just lift the lint
So.
Basement, north of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

The COMING National Convention
OF the RspuolioAns will be tAe most
important that party has ever held,
buI fortunAiey ihs delegates thus far
selected are men fully qualified TO de-
liberate and IAks ashon on the i'm
portant questions that will come up for
consideration, and on which the party
must take decided stand. AS far 60
protection to American industries 10
concerned the issue made BY the Demo-
crA,s will be squArsly met. The policy
Of the party has always been In favor
Of . protective tariff, and lne Of It's nfs t;
acts after succeeding to power In 1861
was TO enact the Morrell Tariff, under
which the country has passed through
the greatest civil war the world ever
saw, and emerged from Ii stronger,
drmer and better In every respeos than
ever before Uuder the Wise provis-
ions Of this talif the population Of this
country has doubled, our industries
increased in proportion, and no land
under the SUI 10 ~ prosperous ~ our
own. Consequently 1t will be the
policy Of The party to continue thia
protective tariff TO ensure . perpetuA.
tion Of the unequAled prosperity ihA
The country Is now enjoying. There 4,
another almost equAlly important quss
tion thAt must be met as brAvely AEd
ooursgeously As the slavery question
was met In 1860, and this is the Liquor
question. The Repu blloSns in Illinois
New Jersey, New York, Penney VAnii
and other States have taken up thii
vital isBue and been successful. Their
Is growing disposition on the part o
the people that some restriction mus
be placed on the liquor trAffi> to stem
the increasing ilds OF vice and intem
perAnos, consequently this 10 q question
that the National Convention cAnno
ignore. This question must be ME
fearlessly md without equivooAtlon, q
the day has come when the people de
mand TO b. heard upon 1t through th
ballot box. Tne Republicans OF Penn
BylvAniA plA1ed themselves on rscort
In regard TO this matter during the lAs
B aie cAmpsign, and 1t will be we'll "a
oIher States, as well As ihs NAEionI
Convention, 10 follow their example.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
WILMgE - rwa a = OErMEMA q i

WILMss - Es1H ~ n y ETH ER n n n
Time tADle in eneot Hov. z0tn, 1887. IraIl
lo1ye Wilmington Trench gtrset) as follow
Fer Reading, btrdsboro, Joanna, Sprine
Reld, MsynesbufG JuLctien, Manor, PotA
Vile, TEnaQua, Allentown, Lebanon, War
porsvilie and all pcizts on tho PhiiAdelpbjI
Abd Beading X. r., 700 =. N. and 2.Ss p. %
for Springfield, Wnynosburg Juno
tlon, Ooatssytlle. Embreoville, LenA.N
ubAdd'a Ford aud DuPont'B and interim
tiste 2ointa,T.eo a. m, ats, and 6B D. N.
for OoatssVtlls and intermediate poInt
at 90 q. m, 2 as md 80 p. N.
For West OhostoE, 100 a. n. GSb and 4 81
p. IN.
gor NeW Bridge and intsEmediOts point
SIS p. In. and on Saturday, Et 10 and II II
D. m.
Tn Sunday for Reading and intsrlntdiAt,
points, At Q 90 q. M, and Ios Springfield Ans
intermediate points st 8 be .. N.
A. U. MoOAUSLANU, v. Il. HIBBAKD,
SnporintendSnt ,Hen1 Pass. hG'i
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

Dsmocratio friends. and lwhils there is|
mo doubt bat there In q STRONG fseling In
his favor, his name wss not msntionsd.
II viii now be In order for every
Democratic journal In the land 70
commences 70 prate about Mr.. Blains's
falling health and tell us that he can.
not possibly stand the excitement and
fatigue OF Presidential campaign.
Well. II he cannot his friends will no
doubt nos only bear this burden for
him, hut also place him in the position
whore, had II not been for the rAscality
and fraud In New York, he would
have been nearly four years ego.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
address Registered Lsitsn 10
HEW ORLEANB NATIONAL HAMK
BcW Orleans, La.

DFMTMpTp That the presence Of
and Early, who are in charge OF the draw.
ings, is q guarantoo Of absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chanoee are all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prlzo.
REMEMBER that the payment Of all
Prizes IL GUARANTEED BY FOUk
NATIONAL RANKS Of Now Orleans,
and the Tickets arc signed BY the Presi.
dent OF an Institution, whose chartered
rights are recognised in the highest Courts;
therefore, beware OF any limitations or an.
Aoymoua schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
FRIDAY, APRIL ~. 1883.

WE GIVE tue statement OF Messrs.
Cleaver & HILLS today, in order tina,
,helr view OF The stove case may be
laid before the public, but At the same
time ws think their criticism Of the
REPUBLICAN IL uuoallea for, as We
merely pnolishsd Mrs. McDowelPl
statement as Il was given US, without
comments either pro or CON.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
OPEN FOR TIE SEASON.
CHARLES KYLE,
THE vBTHRAE-
ICE CREAM aHAN.

ht the Corner OF SIXTH IL ORANGE
STREETS, has Opened for a9 loa son and
is prsparei 10 fornt5n tins y9Uns letieB and
Rentlsme1 with toe refreshing beverage, IS
Well as parties, balls, pic-7tos, 30. His par
lors. both on the tirst and secoad doors have
bosn repspeTed, Tepatntoi rad hand someiy
fefufnished and eYory effort III to male TO
please de has ample mechiLary and can
furnish the hest cream in tho MArEet ~ tHe
l0nsss rAVes, als-u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
WANAM AKER'S
PHnADzLPHIA. Friday. April ~, 1855.
Store Ha4benimes:
A lady customer at on

kS'S6S
A lady customer at one
of the Special Sale. Coun-
tiers remarked: sit must
have been a misprint, but
the Ledger said three
cents a yard"
1t aVas not a misprint; the
Ledger did say three cents a
yard, and said just right.
Where, then, is the trou-
blef
Just this: the inquiry was
made at the wrong counter,
and some of cur own sales
people did not know
enough of our own advertis.
ing to direct the lady to the
right place, which was the
dusty dress goods counter
east of main aisle and north
of centre.
This touches a practical
difficulty. You and the
goods you want are both
here. How are you to
meet? When you strike {
difficulty apply to an Aisle
Manager. And especially i
you fail to find an ADVERTISED
article, or think you hav'
found on any such.a wrons
price, seek an Aisle Mana
lger. If necessary find tn,
1.-THE highest authority pre-
Isent.
| We are keenly sensitive
about advertising state
, ments. They are meant t.
be scrupulously exact. I
and tallibility causes them t
be otherwise we want t
know the fact and the WHY
/. That's the sort of store doc
,, trine we live by.
i And all this about a
> cents .a-yard cotton print
5 Not a bit of it. Not til
. olprint, the principle.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

oSE or THE II nniest thln5s that has
happened for one sime was the hsht
OF the Hickman and Py factions ut
the meeting Of The Trustees OF the Poor
las' "Wednesday. The Pyle men had
seie l'sa Two physicians FOR the aims
aousei one o' RAon was TO also be the
ooroners physician. As soon rs the
hickman maa couprshended thls
move they oAeckns.ei Is by lntroduc-
ing Resolution that the nlmshouse
staff should c9ass. Of Ave physiclsus.
Lhe resolution wls adopted, Rnd after
she physloians had teen named they
tesifed 70 selec' . chief. In q little
time they rs.uTned and reported In
iAvor OF D., Pyle, but unfortunately ,
.9t Lnem sha' Was ali tney could do, nt
she board held 'Hs power to a,oept oi
Eeleot the report. As the Hiok N 90
men are IN tao AssendAncy tie recom
menasuon Sas not complied With, bu
Dr, Springer was elected, and now DR.
syle graoe'ully resirss By handing II
nus reslgnsiJh, Vs-ily the poliIicA
pathway Is q rough one, Ard hedEet
with mauy taIns.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
a.s :. Is
ilsss.-<'
oenanasssSeperss

Etn pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisisni
State Lottsries which may Do presented o.
N-r counters.
n. N. WALMsLEY, Pres. E.oulstana
National Bank.
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres. state M
gtoDnp Bank.
.. BALDWIN. Pres. n. O Has'I B'h
CARL NO MN, Pres. Union National
HAnk.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Fer Hale

Umn ms, sALE-rHE WEII-T.1
ousinesl stand and ssi,,k kN9
{s,,n,, occupied a. q cioth,naal 1
,o.ing s, sstaeiishment No s1ors|
~ fevsj = u 9 10. on Market al ~ n
W nhipiey street. Also ths he nj
ue,, puut mouse. No bls Wa, ,medet1|
"a ~ ths best hard wood s,yls :aue,t,
snseta. saa Alto No. SIS Esst in,A Hory|
sooms. story. These prnn. w aic
oousnt on easy terms and Al a,PS'uu
sne viii De o. the IN ,rket n,,,, Ighi
stront. 'ihhh III
aiatr
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

ID EmOVALL
N Having 'emovOd TO No. 2I0 East
Fourth street, l am prepared 10 do tin
and sneet iron roofing, kutteriaE. tpoutipg
and JOB work OF all Gihds promptly attend oil
to, Tin roofs repaired aud psintet. Esti-
mates furnished when desired Would be
pleased 10 sec sll my old customers and 81
70 any new ones as may wish to Rivo ne q
olll. ALEXANDER CHAMBERS.
al0.am
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

a, tHE Eepdh-ioAn Slate Convention OF
ns alessaA'aa1t's4 have some out fairly
sn nu sqaArely Tor James G. Blaine as
Me- sne a.AllAfl .''l tta'sr Of the party. The
nate neA.sea u els mans in the con.
asas'on as Voc calls 'oe,h round Af.er rouud
&c ~ oae,F'' and no indi,s.ions are tha,
80 'sa.el if7ra that SIsie will be
YSi,u paa ,s; t1e Maine statesman. The
1aa.e ,uoLleshs Of PsnnsytvaniA were
A'1s ss--.1 - - =. - -, -.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

NoTIoE. II, J. MASSEY ENOs,
IN the tonant OF the house KIN wn As
the Aliel House, School District, No.
a. in the village Of Christiana. White
Clay Greek Hundred, county ofteW Castle
and Ststo Of delaware, In compliance with
the requirements Of the Ao.s of the General
ksse mbly in such cAso made an provided,
80 hereby give notice that shall apply 10
writing 70 the Uourt Il GENERA Sessions Of
the Peace and jail Delivery OF tho ~tsts Of
Delaware, in and for New UastIe County,
on Mondsy, the 7th day OF May, A. d., 1873, J.,
being the next torn OF Gaia Court for a
license fer sali house IS On inn or tavern,
fer the sale therein OF into oxioAtinK Nquoil
in less qusntities tran one ausrt, 70 be
drunk on the premises, and tho foilDwing 70
spectablo citizens OF said district recommend
tho said application, via:
VIM Lvnsm, John Ball,
Obadiah T. Vincent, David BentmRn,
John VRyps, David Simson,
Samuel Butler, LemEel Butter,
his A. 5 OhaE man,
JRmts y David, Jas. u. Oldhkm,
mark John VI. OieEyes,
Witness, Harvey u. VRndofEr
a2b 81 dAW J. MASSEY ENOS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

Noh sALE-HAvINu pv,,.
place, l have jsr s.ls Al nnN . rE1
gooo WORK uAro. two-ho n, w.av ~ VI
ness, iseo osAn poles, uss1 an son N
drili, cutting boz. mach,n. sena7
corn, VIII Grind oosrss or ~. iot o.
sand hot bed ElAss sre. ,evsfa
wagon, strong asi we'll M uerms
for . different oarfias 4 a,i iAuei VII
enoe IL oesh; ! plat lorm s,,iy ipsy The
otne. aftieies for sAls At ! l,S y, o,,0a. aau
AL 81 WIN. REYNOl
nes Osst 4
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Or. TIA. KEEP

Residence. !.,l !sll Ts,P'''s psi 'ssS'osi3| y
eases of Women, ! +, n y :,
Telephone No y
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
SUM MER Ten
Hex,us April 49, EH'' IA,

Now CLASSES and, and Pr,IIIil PsaI al M
,,;Ss.sl: ss3s: FlsiFsii Fi.ss y!.:5: e, y, fi9 4.
and i.niisn I.apgul.ssiissa1 Iss, Issl.II
MSdsling Mo and Fortunes eiis,srss % nlSlS,l w
:5siS4., Y ri t'sa. s9s.. y Ss@i51s9' @iIs9
Gonsral Ulssses, iISsrd spa n. Z.
regular s.udsni6ss; ~ 10 "a; Z; 70 ~ ~
oslsgaseTn !o6sS%sn i,aG v,aGSTosE, T. iOsgs
Er,nstip sd. bos-SpI5--==I /.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
E0R sALE-AT CLIyNovT

~ ware. In close view Of .si..nl, iOnl,
neiAware, having a plsrettsndhpplng
teet INTO the river; AcleN yias ilns ne1
Say, zmi es across ~ New is,'su ~ ulN1
UP TO Red Bank; II acres n 1,,sey ',ny shq
ust OF IN hiling waller; gaseIttl
~ " plsHHh, and jlned Al sIoo,
sAtuener' cottage; slahliny f,,I yItYInh
HIrlaKes, sreen-hnu,es f,p,, ~.
Die garden In fall condition, lf5 sa, a
pMlni. numerous trains daily
ousin-ss men, some In 81 inina,i.
street station. Apply TO WM , rpd
ap9-4t His. Broad street pbli.i
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

NOTIUE-rHE WILMINGTON UDuR-
IN leEs ExsAvstinS TO-, NO. 8, ia now
prepared 10 received all orders, and do work
promptly. Leave orders at the following
places: Board OF Health otfice, SIKH and
King streets; Matthew ] Kyle, Front and
Adams streets: samuel Stanley, ,Sel East 9th
South wilmington. JAMES M. WIN.
CHESTER A BID. mM.lm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

discriminating life at
the counter where the dusty
only they're not-goods
from the late decoration are
on sale. Do our best and
we couldn't make room
enough to show them all at
cnce.
So they came down yester-
day and day before, and
will come down this morn.
ing. and go on and on unti'
we write "hnis." The three
cent prints are here. Bui
you don't care for then
while the costly brillian
things can be had for trast
ip'ices.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

EOR SALE-A nOOD hay MI
Y ysarh old ltI hancs hig6. soma M
ana Kind, will work 10 sluTle ar AM
pie hsrness, fearless OF svsrytf,pS
otiVen oy lady, will road trom
miles an hour. Uan b. ssSu Al nam
ltroet bstween Madison snd MAJ. o
black smith shop. 'hV'i
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
ON SATURDAY.
rHE ssrH DAY OF APRIL, 1888,
At2 O'Clock p. M,


The following described real estate. via.
All those two certain tracts pieces or par
cells OF land situate in the city OF Wilmington,
bounded and described Ra follows, to witi
Beginning No. a. the Intersection OF the
eaaterly side OF Du Pont street with the north
erly side OF second street thence eAsterly along
saidkide OF second rtrest 100 feet 10 the west
erly side o. New street nj 80 feet wide to be
laid out parallel 10 DuPont street and, Clay ton
street thence northerly along said side OF said
New street and parallel to DUPONT street NS
feet 4 inches to The sOul herly side Of Third
street thence westerly along said side OF Third
street lhO q ct TO the said easterly side OF Du-
Pout street aud taenoe thereby seutherly N5
f-et4 inches 10 the place OF beginning he the
Icsntents thereof what II may.
No. beginning At the Intersection Of the
northeTly kide OF second street with the east
erly side Of the said New rect at 30 feet wide
10 be laid out as ar 'resaid thence easterly
along said side of second street rs feet TO cor
northerly along line OF sald Plunke't land and
ton streets SIS feet 4 inches to the said SOUTH
erly side Of Third street thence westerly along
said side of Third street rs feet TO th- said
eat terly side of said New street and thence
thereby southerly and parallel 10 DUPONT and
Clayton streets af5 feet. inches to The pla~e OF
beginning be the contents thereof what Il
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of j. frank Ruth and Ida NJ, his wife,
and Allen ". Rnth, (. g., and to he sold by
GlLE> LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Bhertff's once, Wilmington, April 10, 1858.
Al0-eOdtA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2sth DAY OF APRIL, 1883,

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The following described real estate, viz /:
-All that certain lot or piece OF land with a
two-story brick house thereon erected, situat-
ed in the hundred of ChristtanA, County Of
New Castle, and State OF Delaware, bounded
and described as follows, to wit;
Beginning at point In the westerly side Of
Bayard avenue lat 90 feet wlde) and at the dis
tance 0 fl25 feet southerly from the toutherly
eide OF Ninth street t(extindedlthence westerly
and parallel with Ninth street and passing
through the middle OF the division wall he
tween this and the house adl oil ninz on the south
side % ieet TO tue easterly side OF hote street
(Iunning southern from Ninth SIR eet ext tend. .
ed parallel with Bayard avenue tat rs fe I
wide) thence northerly along said easterly
mde OF hose street Is feet to . corner thence
easterly and parallel with Ninth street and
passing through the middle Of the division
wall between this and the house adjoining on
the north 70 feet 10 the westerly slds of Bzyard
avenue and thence thereby south, rly 10 feet TO
the place of beginning be the ooutents thereof
what Il may,
seized and taken In erecution as the prop
erty Of Frank Strickland md Ella A., his wife
and I. t., and To be sold by
lies LAm bSON, Sheriff.
sherif's Otise, wilmington, April 10,
1883 a1l-eOd-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

loan ASSOCIATION.
IA kcw series VOW offered for sale; shares
only sl each. Money to loan In sums TO suit,
on hrst ur aecO9d mortysRe. DeDt may he
paid on at option OF borrower at any monthly
meeting, or may he rcducpdby lnstallments of
f35 or over. Into est abated as thel AN is re.
tnrned. All per sons Interested and desirout
of bee ominK IN fnherB of q prosperous and re-
liable asso 7lation are invited to call aud In
tervie " the Eccrt tary. Shares limited in mum
bcr. Subscribe at onre. WI LIAM fYLE
President; VIM. L. HAWKINS, Secretary,
7la Market street. mh29-Im-eod