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Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
TUESDAY, JANUARY II. 1888
FROM WHAT We can learn OF the raj

FROM WHAT we can learn OF the raid
last Saturday night, IL looks very IA uoh
to rs as though 1t was "a put up joo"
10 cast . reflection on the Mayor and
Chief OF Police, and create the impress
sion that they were In COLLISION with
the gamblers, On Saturday, City So
licitor B All Vas given tutor nation about
she den ct Third and Market streets BY
o certain person, who promised that II
the games were going on In the evening
he would come 10 the hall and make
the necessary oath TO the warrant.
Mayor Rhoads and Chief OF Police
Dougherty were informed OF the mAtter
by the Solicitor, and they made prepA-
ratlons to raid the place ~ soon Is they
were furnished With the necessary war
rant. Sergeant Lopez Was instructed
20 have his men In readiness for an i'm q.
portAnt duty, bat he even did ro' kno y
what that duty was Mr.. Ball request
cd o ERIK HylAnd to remAin At his c fl %
until s O'Clock or little after, Is ne
had come business for him TO attend To-.
The man who gave the Information
promised to meet Mr.. Ball ut Ihe City
Hall ct 8 O'Clock, and as ne did not
come At thAt hour the Solicitor, 10 save
time, filled out the warrant himself,
and had 1t all ready for N 10 sign
and take the necessary oath. Two
squids OF offi sers, under Sersean.s TEy-
lor aud Loper, were around the police
station and In front OF the City Hall,
waiting orders to go they knew not
where. About ten minutes OF 9 o'cio
the man came hurrIedly to the hall,
and said that he had been shAd we'd 90
closely by the gamblers that he con
not gel there any sooner. He, howe YER,
assured the Mayor and Oily Solicitor
shat there were sixty-dve men IN the
place engaged 10 gambling. The war.
rant was signed and given to SsrgeEnl
Lopez, who In less than ten minute.
from the time the information entered
she hall wGE on his way down MMke;
street wish his men. IL could not have
taken them more than Ave minutes to
reach the place, consequently II the In
former came direct to the hall, IS be
said he did, the off1oers were there IN
less than twenty minutes from the tune
be left, and 1t ssLrcey seems posi- bic
that sixty Ave men could have Of ssei
their game. put everything way, lock
cd up the place and left It rs though nc
one had been In 1t for q month in thSt
short interval OF Hme. From WhA. v,
have learned OF the matter, We do NJ
believe any one was In the room tor Al
hour before the raid was made, bat v,
do believe that lhs City Solicitor, Mayo
aud Chief were the victim OF . consplr
Acy on the part o! the & gamblers or Bomi
one else, VINO wished 10 bring dissrsdi
on their efforts to break up gAmolln
and bring those en- gagged In 1t TO justice
Tbs eff cials have done thelr duiy Il
this matter, aud although they did nc
su)teed In ospiuring Rsynolds, To
proprietor, or any OF his CANA, there
considerable sAtls 1tIon In the fast thI
this notorious den 10 broken no, md !
10 scsr ely probable that those VII
oouduole1 II will return to this city 70
sone time, Il ever again.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

OWNERS OF property will pay their
water tax within the coming two weeks
II they have not already done so,if they
do not Wish to have per cent, added
to the amount. The matter 10 worth
looking after, and We therefore call
attention to It. The registrar, Mr..
Grohe. mAy be found during business
hours nj SIKH and King streets, and
will gladly reoelp, bills or make any
required explanation. The water tar
Is one OF the items that must be paid,
aud 1t is wise to view the mAtsev In the
mos. philosophic manner and be .,
happy Is possible over the ou.lAy o.
cash required.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

A COMMUNICATION appeared In yes
terdAy's REPUBLICAN, In reference to
an article published in the S,Ar las.
Sunday under the bead @, "Taroueh
Damocrsij Glasses" aud those who
read IL, will agree With us that tbs
vriIeI's o1mmelts on the views OF
Democrats Glasses" are not only COR
re,', bu; ara proved by experience at
every election. Any one no. con 7etsAn;
With our laws nigh. be led TO Lelieve
from the s.a,ement made By "Damo-
cratic Glasses" shas gelIag sssesssi a
this State Ia as easy Hs "rJliln2 off o
log" and 80 It Il, Il the applicant be.
longs to tae Democratic party. Bat Il
IL something different when ne lie AR9
pub loan, as be will hnd before be ge,.
through lhn Jordan Ia a mest delight
ful and pleasAu. road, com pared 10 tbs
one he will De Obliged 30 travel. T. very
ffioul'y and stumbling block pnss.bI,
viii be pltced in his way, and II h,
adopts tbs las. reIort, aud a9plie. TO the
Levy COURT ~ the March session, And
has bis name ordered to be placed OF
the list, toe clerks defective memory
In the case OF Rapu blicans, is very APP
TO prevent the order o. the court belne
COMPLIED with. Even II he should su }.
ceed In having the name entered, the
middle Letter { I course By m'ss.k IL
neg lently drO )ped IN preparing che
Duplicates, and the would-be tsxlsyp,
IL IS bad off as though the name had
never been entered ou the I!H!s Ca
yes, It Is an easy iof; bat 1t Is consld r
ably easier to remain off than to Tur
the gAuntle. Of trying to go: IN, ErC
thas 10 why there are so many R4pueii
cans distiAn,hlse1. l. ia evident Tbs
the easy par IA only visible "Throusi
Democratic G ,Asses."
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

Fur Caps are at a dis
count here, and SO are Fur
Lap Robes. No snow to
inspire you, but toes and ear
tips may be just as chill
The cold wind that tells you
to buy iurs also blows prices
in your favor.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
Just here, for men: Dents
Chamois-lined Gloves,strong,
soft leather outside and in,
2 buttons; I button, re en-
forced on palm and three
fingers, for driving; ST. for
either-just half price.
Chestnut street from, west of Arcade.
Cold weather things are
all over the store ct warm
weather values.
Fashion The gay season
calls for many fresh dress
things. Anticipating this, a
choice lot OF evening dress
Stuft5 was ordered for late
arrival. They are at the
Colored Cashmere counter,
not displayed. You must
ask if you wish to see them.
Nuns Yelling, in light
shades, with stripes or small
figures of silk in seli-coIors.
Poplin-like stuhs of si,k.and.
wool, bright, beautiful fig
ures on cream, light sage,
and salmon grounds.
The light cream dress
goods in our White Occa-
sion set people asking for
evening dress other than
silk. large sales result, jar d
the coming OF these and
others just In the nick Of
: time was fortunate.
Nuns Yelling, black, silk
and wool. We reduce the
best make 20 per cent. to-
day The prices are now
ST. SI'25, $3.50, $I.75, So,
81 so, s., $3.50, and 81
We were entirely sold out
last week at the higher
prices The reduction is on
new goods
Southeast of centre.
Economy may find rich
: plcklhgs all over the store.
We were too modest by
) half in our yesterday state
! ment OF the Kid Suede
o Mou,quetaire Gloves If We
should name the maker you
wouldn't let the Gloves
,tay here a day. The cable
and much diplomacy had to
} ; be used to get them Tor you
: But they rank strictly Al,
and await you as follows:
4 buttons, soc
6 button lengths, 62ic
8 button lengths, 75o
> Worth dou ole? Yes, if we
'Iweren't selling them for half.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land with a two story
brick dwelling tn reon, situate In the said
city OF Wilmington, bounded aud described As
follows, 10 vii:
beginning on the eAstefly side Of Van Buren
street between Lowering and shAllci oss ave-
nues 1t The distance OFFS, feet from the sputher-
ly eide OF Lowering avenue at the centre VI
the party wall between this and the adjoining
hweNinE on the south, thence caheriy
through the centre Of said party wall and par-
sHtl TO Lowering avenue ~ FEET to tile wpbtef-
ly side of f-feet wire alley running into Low
erlnE avenue, thence northsrty along said
side OF said alley parallel to Van Burcn street
u rect inch stpa corner, thence westerly
through the centre OF the party wall between
this and the adJOlEiuE dwelling on the north
parallel To Lowering avenue ~ fstt to the said
easteIly side Of Van Buren, street aud thence
thereby southefly u feet inches To the place
OF beginning, be- The contents there what II
may, with the free use and privilege OF said
four feet wide alley in common with Others
entitled thereto forever.
seized and taken in .1 cution as the proper
W OF i. Samuel Lee aud Clara Lte, his wife
and /. Is. ,and to he sold by
AILEs LAMBSON, sheriff.
sherin's ONCE, Wilmington, January 9Th,
lsSo' no cod
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

Yesterday Mathe~ Pettigren. q fore.
man at the Pussy Il Jones Company .
orSs had his right leg severely cut
from the knee down. The wound WAS
dressed by the employees Of the works
snn tue INJURED man aiken TO bis home,
No. $40 West Front street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

Owing TO the non-Arrival of tho New
York and Washington fast mall yester
day the Delaware DivnIon mail train
leaving this city at 8 35 a. m wAsd e
layed foTty-dVe minutes Train No 81
was delayed last evening uarly two
hours by the deraiiiug OF the engine 81
Thurlow
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
ON SATURDAY.
TIE ESTE DAY or JANUARY, 1859,
Rt2 O'Clock p. m.,

Tho following described roAI estate. viz:
j that oertat 10 lot or piece Of land with
the btiek dwelling thereon eftc'ei, situsts
10 tho city Wilmington, bounded and 90.
setibsd Ss,folloEs,to wit; Beg inning on the
oGs esly side Of harrison street, at thA dis
lance OF 20 lest fIt m the norihsriy tide Of
hird street. taenca esH,ory parallel with
Third stTest and thrluEh the middle OF the
division wall between this and the Rci 5tn
lnE house on the sout Ga feet. 0 ipoao,, to
the Eesterly side OF q two fset incn wide
hlie', lsadins into third street, thence by
said alley eide nor herIy and parallel with
Harrison strest, 10 fsst 10 corner, tnerot
Retterly parallel with 1hirt street AMI
through the middle Of the division wall, DO
tween thts ana tho adjoining hous9 on ths
north o. ioet 0 inches to the aorssah sIds
OF harrison sIett and thenco thereby
ss1theriy 10 foot To tho phase OF beginning
DO tho onients thereof what they may
BOOB. Vol. g. page IS, 40
seiAsd and taken In execution as tho p-r,
perry OF lac ID urray, ana sarah his NIfs,
and /. t.. and to DO sIli BY
GILES LAMBSON, Sheriff
Shsrin's Ufnce, Wilmington, Jaou.lry IA
1893 il2eOd.u
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2sru DAY OF JANUARY, 1895


The following described reAi estate, viEi
All tnAt osrtain lot or piece OF land with q
two story msssnAgo thereon erected, being
situate In the city OF WILMINGTON aforesaid
bounded and described as follows, 70 Wit:
Hog inning on the westerly side Of windsor
sreet At the isis noe OF lbb feet. southerly
from the southeriy side Of Ninth ttreet,
thence southefly 18th said side OF Windsor
street, IL feet 10 the middle OF the division
wall OF the house on tho south, theI % wes.
terry through the middle OF said division
wall aud By the line OF LACE new or formerly
OF IAntel II. Kent IS feet TO tho easierly
tide ola feet vide alley, leading into q
four feet wide alley. leadiLg tasteriy and
westerly In Win Jsor and Madist n street,
u enoe along said tide OF said feet wide
alley northerly and PARALLEL " 18th Wibdsor
street IL feet TO point IN O line OF land
now or formerly ofsimon Brt II, and thence
By said line Of said BraEil'a, land pas ing
easteriy through the middle Of the aivtsoh
wall OF said BfaSirA, house adjoining on the
north IS feI 1 TO the said tide ef v indsDr
street, and place OF beginning, DO the con
tents thereof what Il may.
hsiH5d and taken in execution aa the
property OF James II. walker, and /. l., and
10 he sod BY
GILES LAmBSON, Sheriff
sherins Otnco, Wilmington, January II,
1883 Janis "a
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
On SATURDAY,
THE 2sru DAY OF JANUARY, 1888,
Alta O'CLOCK. p. M,

All that certain LIT nr piece Of land with IN,
RIM phlldlnR thereon erected, situA ed In
,hIlstltiA Hundred, New Castle County.
nhItu ana desc ibed as follows to wit;
beklhhing on the uurtherly size or finn
str,tt extended at the distance OF IL lei
.asltIIJ rom the eahterly SIDE of Webb street
fhthnt hnrlheilF parallel 10 Webb street /,
ie,i' thence easterly parallel with Eifih ttr,et
" !, T. et Theme soulhery parallel with Webb
theme thereby estcrly " f,et To- The ni.,,, ~, :.
d ,kihh.hs be the contents more or less
atlAen ana taken In execution a. thp tron.
by GIIFSIhMpG ~ " We sOld
sherln's once, Wilmington, January L. lsss.
jl2 eodts.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

WE SINCERITY hope thai the propos
ed horticultural exhibition In this CITY
next septem ber will taxa place, and
that 1t will prove sucoess. Il wa
the in ienGion to hold an exhibition las
fall, and the oiorA House was engs zed,
Int from some oAase 1t proved fGi.ur. :.
Wa trus: that this will not be the case
this year, bat a. the same ii ne to en-.
sore success. the business men OF this
city should take . hand In the mater,
and everything 10 their pc yer for
lts furtherauoe. Such an exhibi ion
would prove oeuei', not only to the
horticulturists Of this SAFE, bat also
TO the people OF this city, and every
thing possible should be done to have
II held, and to make 1t q success,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

EVIDENTLY the rrns5ess Of tea Poor
do not resilza the iAot that this city il
threatened wish soourgs' OF smallpox
this winter. A spe,ia! meeting w.s
called for lss; Saturday 10 take some
action toward providing for snSllp 4
pa i-nts, bui the m an oers OF the bosrd
'eemed 20 consider tbs m l,ser o. 81 lis.
he consequence that they did not even
trouble themselves to attend. CJnse.
quenuy there WAS not a quorum presen
aud nothing was done. Asa latter OF
fact, soma provision should have bsen
inside before this for the accom- m ID alton
OF those who are so unfortunate as to
be afflicted with this terrible disease;
and 1. should now be done wl.ho uI fur
Their delay.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

CHBRlET's sALy.-BY vIRIUE OF A
- writ OF LsvAfi Faoias 10 me directed
will be exposed 10 public sale, at the hotsl
now occupied BY jacob Hyatt, IN stanton,t
MIL Orsek Hundred, New Cattle Oousty,
Dsl,
ON TUESDAY,
|TaE sisr DAY or JANUARY, lsSs,
At IL O'Clock, .. m,
The following described real estate, Wis:
All that certain fnrm plantation OF tract
OF land situAtsd in v hito Olsy Oreet Hun
dred New Castle County and state OF uela
ware. with the 1t use and tutdi1gs thereon
erected, ana bounced aud described IS fol.
lows, " wit:
. bout 9Ieiches rom and in line with an old
line stobe isnted at the top Of bank and
running souLhsrly 81 degrees tast 70 2 10
psfohes with side linv tf public read leading
10 Hafeb Corner 10 corner between hirs.
Margaret maree and Robert havthorno,
thence with the line OF Robert HSwthoree's
property norts e3 cegrees east Il 5o-lo0 per-
ches 10 stake opposite fence post marked
vi, thee poiohss and being the tsird plst
west Of an apple tree standing nearly In the
line thenos with hobert hsrtho' ne's pro
perry north ebh deerees east 10 $500 par
ches to q fence line coiner fer these prem SIS
hoben Hawthorne and fliSA Rumer
hence north "a degrees west 20 70 100 psf
o os 10 q stone corner for the pre- uttos and
HI IN humer her 90 nor b tsIs degrees
east ~ $40 ptrchos to n ttARe In line bot ween
this prem ises and kliII J. runner thence
south e9sS deRrees ealt u es-lOo perci Is TO u
stake corner for these premues EliEa } d,
uner and Jesse Shapes estate thence
ntrth lBS degrees with the liTe OF the pro
perty OF Jesse Shapes estate 10 81 lO0 per
cles 70 an angle thence continuing with said
line north 81 degrees est 10 pershss TO
White Olay crock thsros with SAID creek
north ga degrees west about 20 psrchss to
. bend in fAid creek thenos vita said creek
south o. degrees west ABOUT Is perches TO .
large walnut tree o. bank o. y sue another
bend tf said oTe'k n eneo with said creek
sou tn % degrees west - PEI ehss to smother
bend offAue there's con inning with said
creek south ~ degrees east 10 pe'caeB TO q
bend Of tho same thence with said creek
south j y degrees wost II ptrhes to the
AbutmonI or tumblirE dan thence south o.
degrees east $40 peic let 10 tho centre OF
olh NTH race tbeIce with tAid race south
ss5a degrees cast ~ pei rhss to the CO otft OF
the PnilAdelphia, Wilmington and BAlli
more railroad cuivsrt thence continuing with
said race touth degrees wet about 20 per
chei 10 bend In the same thence following
Taid kacs south ~ degrees west 30 100 yer
che, 10 place OF beginbihL contalnitR within
SAID bouIds 81 acres Of land more or less
sei2, and taken In execution 81 tho pro
perry Of william ID Dawson and CLARA b..
DAWSON, his vile, ana t, l., and TO DO sJIi by
GILES LAMB On, Shern
sheriff. Once, " ilningJon, January IL
1865 iAnls
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
tNTuEsDAY,
IlH asst DAY OF JANUARY, 1856


IN" '''ipv'n t.ie,r-ibet -eAl eststf, viz;
Al mo-" certain lots of land situate In the
.". "l Nlliui gtou, bounded ana dcscrlbr1
=. Ne, BEGINNING st tn southerlv side Of
h"utth -trcct Stended between Ruitnan snd
ilN"l"N -t,' o. At thu distance OF 20 feet from
th' "'-irN iie of Holman street, thence
e"uthrfy par ,liel To ROttuan VI -rrt vs. feet >
,h'It- lnHtn'u T, thence westerly pAtAl.,I 10
f"Hft" Htfs'.t ~ feet to curn'r, thr4Ce north
Wy b'Ifll To- RoiutAn street W ct Inches
" th' hlafr Id sid Of fOurta street aud
lhrnrt thcrrlv castyrly 90 f. to the place or
n,ghAluth the contents thereof what they
NJ. q Hrglnnitg n the w.sturly side Of
GOODMAN ST. ct at the ttsiaucr Of lu feet
hnrthrry tro'u the northerly ide of ''Dfi
11T'tl lhsii'r westerly ttrtllcl 10 ID" street
iVl Itcl - u 'rnrr, thence uorthefly parallel
lnd"g imam street 10 feet 10 corner, thence
tS7lrily parallel to - - street feet Ia The
th'tr' thereby sOutl eriy % feet to the plarr Of
n'klhhiLg, to the contents thereof what they
No. 3. rryinnlng at the southrrly SIDE OF
IA Is street AZ The distance Of 10 fec wrstrr-
~ RON the westerly 81 OF Dure stree
lnenct south, rls parallel TO ID IRE street Is feet
70 hcp Her, Hence westerly parallel 10 DAVIS
street - lttt |u another corner, thence usrth-
cry pnrlli' to Due street IS feet to the said
,tSSuIhtrls soc DAVIS street and thence
tntItny t4st"iy IL Get TO the place OF begln
hllg Ne lllr contents thereof what they n NV
80. :. B'ginning at The southwest corner
OF lhlrtrtn Il -lruct IS feet - he rasterIy side
% an sllry f,rt wlte hence southrrly along
ah!i alley -idu parallel To Heald street % feet
slhn,hts III rIruer, tSchre tbstrrly parallel
'tnr 81 -rt.'l street afnrrsAid and ,henoa
lhrr" y n1rthrr % feet IN he's to Ihr Mae
o. o. ntginnlng, he the clntents thereof what
seized and ia en- In execution as tie prop.
Fly OF tdwAri II. G .gR and Mary e., Ills
"lIe' ana t. l and 10 be sold by
60, lilies LAMB>OS, Sheriff
M snefins cAlce, n Harrington, January u,
io'o' il3-rod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
NSshs SsYyESE, n i kyl:

re VIZ EIL'S GINGEK TONIC
ntnout up'1 rarf Taod i;taaI comp yuud
tho WORT cafBs of Cough, enk Iunys
Aethmh aiiaeitio Inward Psins, M
austen Invaluable Tor khnR Atisn. 70
a;aio eaED and ali pains Anu 0Isord ers
gists. Hi"H
OH sT0N COI.OBNE. Most Fra
s,ant and i-ss.ink u PERU nes. zoe. DrnV
hSS dam. thaW
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

CHERlFF's aALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ af LsvAf FaciAa. 70 me d.
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh strests, In The city Of
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

ShEhlFfS SALE by VIRTUE Or A
- writ OF LevRri FsoiAs, 10 20 al.
rected, will be exposed 10 public sale, at the
Ooutt House, on Market street, betwee n
Tenth md Eleventh streets, In the city %
whining ton, Now CASTLE County, Dol,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
wANAM MAKERS

PHILADKLPHIA, Tuesday, Jan. II, 1855.
The retail situation to day
has three demands. Cold,
Fashion, and Economy draw
at sight.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

pUBLIC SALE OF yA-u.
d..,,s Goo.e ss. h.l yalua,le farm IA ~ ~
a. Fable Sale, on the premise on n, ~
18th DAY OF JANUARY IA.
the following described RrA E.,.,
properly Of AHA ID. helntirs. uee,A.s a,
A highly. produetivs farm In Nm
w!Ie, AdJoin ing lands OF vii lam ~ va.
walker. heirs Of David NJ. brow ha l0Aert
and oIher,, This farm Is hlso VIM, Ii' Sa.s1
stAtion on he W Wilmington and v IL. mle
| road, about miles soath OF ,hr ni,g'r'h Rail-
and baltimore Central II. r., and a. Aa,bhh
wet e the ei y OF wilmint ton \, ,siies
se en ~ o %ooa l ssrss: o. ~hien l1oa
Timber. The talsf ee OF the land y, m,hhi
quality and In high tate Of oniit !, - ssl
wus er , Ths into cons enient Ne i. No.
aanelllng house, good store AMI lf,TI -
Wagon house. with corn erin "a ss wv IN
house and other necessary buiis'n.. y
water with pumps therein 'rr ol M
ties are In good ntiEhborhooJ. m4e,
en- 70 ehnIoh.s schools store, i6'l.a
~ IL seldom thstto large and ge.s, =
ties are pA'ed on the n arhet al n, pH94.
fOr homes or for profitable Ib,,ne
capital. The sale ofthese preui5,. 1tA
o ohdvs 10 e1.se sna settle ne esiat. N.
Tor, residing on the %, sInitra az 49, NWeh
er. residing near Chatham. Ga e. -
wien conditions . III BE- made knn.,h 4
GRO. II. sIi ARP. k1rru ny, Il,
ny virtue Of an order OF A. -
uouri, o. the slaie Of D,iawaFe f,r i.
tie county, viii also ha old Al H.
and place, AL OF The part ShAr, TlsbI' wv. ~
hrest o Lille II r. rte Ald ,b r, |h
ed lands aud premises, BENZ. Sip
llO-std-ltw N
A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE 0p pru
"A eslat-. By virtue Of an o,dl d. ..-al
ph,sah, MI ~ New O.stio touuu Sas
On "WEDNESDAY.
THEsrH DAY on FkBgUARY im
at II O'CLOCK, a. m.
on Tho premises, ali that pait..th.,.z.,
the late Edward stroud, d,frsi.sl -
der Hundred New C,stie CaHnfT no., IL r.
hill station, On the fhiladrlp h. gius,s
an baltimore tailroad about 1,' ~
Newark, containing shout - .,... La
more or less, The iinpr VcmrG'. D. -
Of The fAim are AlArge mansion L1a.. agj Ssi.
| Onil ings.
Terms made known on dayoi.,.. D.,
MANY n. STROUD .s,,.,
Inc above mentioned Tract Z d q aSi a.
adjoining tract Wing IL hr so M.
lAud, containing about "a a fes d. .--,,Is'
VIII be sod as one tract al H., ia, 5t.f NJ.
Afor sad, ihetwo Ifscts tollis- g6si,s
about 1911 acres, more or sla 20 tFpnVr-
ments theron consist Of u,e rsBso.
nous Ia IN house sBd usnnH. H- afgs
barn, corn crib gran ~, w4tHt A.t,. ana
Othcr out-builhluRA. The Ian 4. satsgu.il-
", dlvidei Into AID IN or 500 ',lc1t il
y particularly suapted To ruisirl nil nj
thrre IA Young pea b orchard iu 'l sanu
thereon, also an Appl orcha Iu anal
o,he' frn trees; he farm ,ul To Is
Iron mn station fhiladrI ttis. " ,ibnsu
aAd Baltimore railroad, and liar sd olAd
mAnures are lAuued cloIa .thaud 1tr beb
borhood Is healt- suH desuahit =, = lps Il
res dencc BENJAMIN Nltiih
u ,-d0w-Is Attprlry l,f lrn
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
I)UBLlC SALE

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY ASDT IAN
VIII be No 4 at ihc aucti rooms OIL. wa
, nam sons, No. n East Fourth siret. W.
ISIS, at - O'CLOCK, u m. I'M. pfapshi
hn"Mh hs hfrcnu TX Mills, situat, 81 Gi-t
nanA station, Baltimore and Ohio narsl
, LII y, llrn from " iimirSt.n Dcl sndh1
...s lIvm ihiladr plfts, Pa, con,t, iRfs "a
IAiHe MN building Win the finest sIs
power IN t.e state Of from rs W iu-AH
lower stone mAutlpn with shadt grUuIk
i'Ame barn AVID on tbuil imEs. -Four tCnssa
Gu .tiyAtisn. 80 H'S'
fnr further Information a9piy % N sa1rs
ID. PHILLIPS, BEAIpI
FhhlAlAnd Post ONCE, AgnH
Ne" castle 90 Wilmington. ID
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Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

SHRRIFF's. sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ a writ Of LeVarl Hacias, tn me di-
rected, will be exposed TO public sale, al tho
Court House. on Market street betvten Tenth
and Eleventh streets, In the cltJ OF Milnih
ton, New Castle county, Del,
ON wEDN EsDAY,
THE EARN DAY OF JANUARY, 1888
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