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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-20

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF SEPT, 1889,
at 10 O'Clock a. m,

The following described real estate, viz;
All that tract OF land and marsh situate In
st, Georges hundred and partly In Red Lien
hundred. New Castle county and blate Oh
Delaware, bounded and described as follo"A
to wit:
Beginning at a stake on the westerly side Of
the public road leading TO Delaware Clly
corner for land OF william Reyb Did and run
ming thence by the said road southslA hegIee ~
west "a chains IS links TO a corner for lana OF
samuel and James 4. Carpenter thence GS
said land north 81 degrees west 20 CHAINS y
lin to a ditch thence by said dl'ch nnrlh ~
degrees west chains 90 links north ~ deRrees
west chalnI 81 links south 10 deETess west
chains 20 links north 81 degrees west ehsins
n links north 10 degrees east chains 80 Inhs
north I'm deRreeB west chains % links ho morn,
l04 degrees west chains "a links norlh ssl3
degrees esst chains 10 links to the cehtre ot
3 old creek, thence by said creek norm 10 -
degrees west chains "a links north W. 9er
grUes west chains a Links 70 eorn nIi III
and James I. Carpenter aud lana OF Mlli IAN
BennetL thence with tatd BENNETT hh h
north ia degrees east chains % Inks 70 wy
centre ofA canal corner for lana lhIe "
said last mentioned land north ba hekITt' ,
east IS chains W links north 81 degrees east Z
chains TO the centre OF the old CREEK an \,
through for a corHeS OF marsh Of james he.,1
and william Reybold, thence by the sever M
cOur. es Of the said creek, and the llne % w ~
said Rsybold's land to point In the ceHt'g ~
the creek where line running rom ,t Inc "a
land intersects said creek, thence sonth = % % ,
degrees, east % chains TO the place 81 W cre
ming, containing 40 acres ang b 10 oil ~ ~,
more or lie with the buildings thereon
erected, ,..,,.
SEIZED and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF John LonglRnd and Ann MS WHY
mortgagors, and ZAnRs T. Longlandi l. 49,
~ w SUI" " GILES JAMESON, sheriff
0neiih onoe' VIM au27-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04


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Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

TBE PR sIDEFT has smother rejso'ed
tres ~ bis band', bat This time, in
stsEd ~ lie being repudiAied by Ihe
United AtsS Senate Is Ia rsiecsd by
OhinG, tine country 10 Whion II Vas
proposed. Tots ,reAty was for the pur-
pose { rsRulA ting Chinese ium' grafton,
and Secretary BsyArd, in proposing H.,
seems 10 lose sight OF the fact that any
sel'-rsspsotlug nation could not, 81 the
instance Of Any other nation, agree 10 a
treaty which would prohibit the free
outgoing OF lis people. CllnA evidently
has men OF brains 81 the heal OF I've
Gjvsrn msnt, aud the prompdtude With
which this proposed treaty va rFjsclsd
stands out In marked contrast 10 the
manner in which the administration
eDdsAvoEsd 10 force upon this country
. treaty which would have surrendered
10 Canada all the rights which We have
commended Tor for years, The proposed
treaty wish China IL, however, on = pal
with soms OF the other brilliant Aois o
this I'D mtnisrAtlou,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

TIE HvIDENoE Hdduoed before the
coronsI' jIfy In the case Of Thorn 81
LILLY clbkIy shows that polsonS are
sold very loosely In this city. II Wa
Ascertslned that there are but four polls
ons OF Viii IN druggisIs are required by
law 70 keep register OF the amount
and 20 whom sold, tuI even with these
II would be- the easiest matter in the
world Tor IN Evil Disposed person 10
obtain them under . A1hhous name and
rosiosBes. several druggists ed uiIsed
thai they would cell poison 70 any re-
spectacle looking person Who might
apply. Bat even Worse than this, 10
the iDditoI!minAIe sale Of poison under
the name OF rat tx'erminASors. One OF
these lie called 4 ,uEh on Rats and
another "DsSth 10 Rats" The latter
especially being . most dangerous pre-
pArAtlon In the hands Of an evil dis.
posed person. These pOlsous are sold
10 oil who Spp'y Without Eestrlc 10 ,,
and As Ihere is su4n henI arsenic in one
OF the 'cx TO kilt whole family, lbe
danger In their indlsSEim nate sale IL
appa.tu,. Apropos OF the LILY case
Il nv bs said that the Jury have
spared m pGius or trouble 70 ascertain
Ghe entity but their tff'rm have
been unsu jcesS'ui, aud Is 10 ks nov Es
thouEa /, will never be known who 10
respectable for the death OF this ul'or-
tunAte yOu1g man. Tasrs are msny
facts that Wsre brought out before the
Jury lhAt can never be made pubic,
buI ots ,hlpg is certain, the Jury hEve
exhnns cd ell the meGns 81 their COM
mApd 10 fully lnvestgAte this case, and
that iasy have been unsaoSsssful is no
fault 1t thtirs TbiS 10 one Ct tie Jases
that 70 o his tue necessity OF = skilled
dstse " Ia shis city, a. that Is the
only o'sa,s ~ shiloh she guilty parties
could be discovered.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

The oolored voters Of South Whining
ton met last evening and organised =
Republican club. Il was moved by Mr..
Jehn 10. John on that the orRaniBAtion
be named, "HArTiagton's Republican
Oluh' ard seconded by Mr.. John
Fisher. The motion Was carried unAni'
mously, after which the following ia
ners were elected; President, Alfred
Hartman, Eco MI. John n. johnson,
Captain; Vice President, Charley
Spencer; Rev. Solomon 7. BAntupi
OhAplain, Executive Committee, Chair.
man, j. K. Jth"sop, Wilbert Cook, Al
ffod Hartman, W. Anderson, Solomon
Bantum, E. T. DENNY, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
nun ON rsmnsr.nos LInss.

tits stated in the London press that
on the new Metropolitan Sewage
WORKS, where 3,CO0 men are Engaged,
no lntoxinAnts OF any kind are per-
mitte6. IL Was resi- lved TO run the
work Oh tempeFAnce liner, and the re-
aults have bsen highly crafty ing.
Work hss prooseded with regularity
and steadinsss, and the large body Of
men have been quite exemplary In
their behavior. 1t has also been stated
that the contractors, Messrs, Morton q
% hAa an cffer OF R1,0C0 from . 70
freshmtnt contractor. u the privilege OF
selling Intoxicating drinks Co1ld be se
cured, bat that II was declined. II
true, this 10 philanthropy Of the highest
order, ~ we'll n soRud polloy.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

THE DEMOCRATS sre evidently trou.
bled about the intention OF @ auerAl SEQ
reIAry LiIohmAn, OF the Heights Of
Labor, 10 enter the 6ali fr Harrison
and Morton. The New Y TX Times
takes the matter 90 much 10 heart thai
II mskes the assertion that Nr. L't'h.
man has offered hlms 10 the Dsuo-
cratic party, and As his tff4r WAS NOT
accepted he then rendered hls Bervi ssI
10 the Republicans, The islSlIy OF thiI
statement 10 apparent, for had No.
LiIohmSn been for EAls the Democratic
managers would have lost no time 10
securing him. Mr.. Li,obmSn 10 nSht
ing for the oNuse OF Ibe WoTkingmen
and the Dem 1orAdo cam pAigu commit
Zee have not sta ,ient money, ever
With Mr.. OltvslADd's ten Thousand dol
lars thrown 10, 10 purchase his ser
Victs.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

IF A sTBANGER we're 10 read toe
Dtmo,ra 10 organs be would be led 70
believe tha M B Atne ls still a oandi.
date for TIE Presidency. His telling
spsechss in favor OF proteotlon 70
AusrlcAn Industries, aud In opposition
10 the course pursued by the admins
trsiso7, are having their etfsoI on the
minds OF the voters, and as oonge-
quen's 'ha OsmoorAu, journals ell over
the e9pnTy are doing everything in
ehsir poser TO bslittle him ia the eyes
OF The people. They seam to lose BIgal
OF tbs fA'i that M. B sine Is Of the
present time nothing moro than en-
American pitlEsn, BAT who has been
pronounced by some Of the Ablesl
Democratic juruAIs In this cou airy the
greAiesl s'A'esnAn Of Ihs present age.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

|tlts b,
'aitass
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

Second floor, north of Transep.. Fol
elevators
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
4 FRIGHTFUL SIIVDISEAsE

BumeEfngu Intense. HEAD nearly
raw. Rody covered with Sores
Cared ~ the CatieuFa Remedies.
Messrs. STEVENS BRuEER, Monroe, N. o.
Dear sirs -About two months ago, on your
Recommendation, bought botlle Of Cutl.
curh ReaolYent, one boz CuticurA SAlve ard
one cake OF Cutieura Soap, for my son aged
THU teen years who has been afflicted with
eczema for LONG time, and am pleased TO
say that ] believe the remedies have cured him
His suneriuRs were intense. his head being
Learly raw his ears being gone except the
grialle, aud his body was covered with sores.
HIS condition was irlghtful TO behold The
acres have now all disappeared, his skin ID
healthy, eyes bright cheerful in disposition,
and 10 working every daY, My neighbour are
witnesses to this remarkable cure, and the
dou biting ones are requested 10 call or write
me, or any Of my Reighbors.
WIN, s. STEPHENSON.
Winchester T. o., Union Co., N, y.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

IkD-IBfI
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

CARPETS. The new pat
terms are here and ready to
look at, and hands are ready
to cut and sew and lay them.
They'll all be over crowded
when the put offers wake
up. High time to begin to
look and pick If you care
for first choice and quick
work.
All the faithful, reliable
brands Of Brussels, and the
new conner "Wanamaker,"
nsme woven on the back)
peer Of the great New Eng
land Big Ell o W +,
Lowell, Hartford. You have
only begun to hear of Wana.
maker Brussels.
Administers, WiItons, Mo-
quettes, Tapestries, Art
Squares, Rugs, and all the
procession OF floor cover
ings.
second floor, Market street side. -Four
elevators.
FURNITURE Think OF a
Furniture store where the
price is plainly marked on
every piece! There is no
nonsense about such a bust.
ness. Open and above board.
You buy with your eyes
open. Besides that the
Waramaker guarantee goes
with every bit OF Furniture
we sell. If the quality ever
limped it would be a costly
thing to do. 1t doesn't We
I, make sure of that all the
time The wood, the de,
signs, the workmanship
/. no scrimp in either.
4 Richest things as well a
? !, the modest Exclusive de
= signs. Novelties fast as they
!: come out. No such gather
}. ing place for all that Is wort
!. seeing In Furniture. AM
{. that tell-tale price tag O.
e g every piecel
! Third floor. Four elevators.
q, UPHOLSTERY Maybe a
N acre and q half Of Curtain
u j. and Hangings and Cover
and Stuffs TO make the wal
:, and windows and doorway
By and Furniture more beaut
~ full and eerviceabIe. w
ii were never before SO we
he =, prepared with Draperies ar
ng Wall Hangiugs. Lace Gu
ed ID tains, Heavy Curtains ar
RS Furniture Covering stut
u, by almost every steamer.
sc, Second floor, north Of Transep.. Fc
iA' elevators
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

TaFRE IS very little room 70 dpubl
saAt Thomas Be ty's barn WAJ AIRED by
sEamp'r 40 90 suppose thai this 10 but
the commencement OF their SEASON q
work Last year . farmer raid shat 1t
cost him fully as much TO feed the
tramps tAat called upon him daily As II
did 20 Keep bis family. Upon being
asked Wy he gave to them he replied
that II ~As cheaper to do that than to
have bis barns burned, The farmers
for radius Of many miles around this
city Are serror'Eed by trAmps, and Il
csrt'ic J Is the duty OF the Legislature,
At ms IeT' session TO enact . law thai
VII uAk@ D,aWSre = vary unhealthy
SIaie 'er hem 10 venture 10.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

IN Az
~. " nd.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
ON SATURDAY,
TiEi5,h DAY OF SEPTEMBER !
t2o'clocl.p. NJ,
The following described real ,,y.

All that csriAin lot or niece Of la.
the twO-story brick dwelling ~, II 4
situate IN the city Of Wllmmyi.s N
bounded and described As i0llas, NJ
BEGINNING on the eas .rrly side n {.
street. at the dl lance VI lhltrti
northerly from the nor hefly INK \
teenth street. thence ,as.eily M
with Thirteenth street md pi,,'5I \
he centre of the party wall VI NM IL
The one adjoining on the sulih ,lINl
to n corner, thence nnrtherly M
with Jefferson street ihifly.fye M
other corner, thence west fly NJ
with Thirteenth street sitty.sn M
Aforesaid aide sf jefferson stree, MI
thereby southcrly thlrty.dye feet 10 Y
o. beginning, be the COHunu thH
they may.
Seized and taken Ia execution 4 N
erty OF Annie Y. StTaughn Ind Mi
straughn, and / Is and To BE- ,old N
GILES JAMBsON, "a
sherlff's ONCE, v ifmlngton, I'd
1855. n
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

The Potter Dug and Chemical Co.:
Gentlemen, MIR. VIM. 3. ktephenson Oi
this county brought his son to town TO day 10
let us see him, and to show us what Cutlcura
Remedies had done for him. This IL the case
referred TO in our letter l0 you some time ago.
To look At the boy now, one would suppose
that there had never been ANYTHING TIT mat
ter with him, seems TO be in perfect health,
We have written and herewith iuclose what
his father has to say about the matter, =
wrote II Just as he dictated.
We are selling quite quantity OF Cutcura
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for
them. We regard the Cuticura Remedies the
best in the market. and shall do all we can u
promote their sale. Yours Truly,
STEVENS a BRUkER,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

SHERIFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ OF Ais. Levarl FRcias, TO me directed,
W III be exposed to public sale at the hOte
now occupied by Elijah A stout, In Delaware
city, in Red Lion hundred, New Castle
County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

s,ls4 Prises, amounting to........sl, obl sec
HoTR.-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled TO terminal Prizes
For Club RAtes, or any further irtorlna
tion desired, write leEibly 70 the uuh srs.En,
ed. clearly stating your residence, With
state, County, street AMI Number. Mere
rapid return mall delivery will be assured
ny your enclosing an Envelope bearing JOul
full sddrsAs
send POSTAL HOTE9, Express Money
Orders. or Now ok Exchange IN orc 1arJ
letter. Currency oy Express lat oar sXpollse)
addressed "
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

The foundation Of all happiness Ia
health. A man with an imperfect di
geeli may be . millionaire, may be
the nusbi n ftn angel snd tae father
of hsif = dtz cSeruba, and yet be
mise Gle II as re troubled with dys.
paP''a sr any q the d. - ar''' z
from iUn parfent b
liver DR.
pallata
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

Clearing up cyclone 10
Misses ard Child r e n 8
Coats, Newmarkets, jack
cts, Dresses, Kits and Kilt
Overcoats; fall and winter
weights. About 500 all
told; many of them last sea-
sons latest arrivals. Must
get out of the way of new
fall styles.
Misses Jackets, plain colors, stripes,
plaids,
Now 81 80 to IS 90.
Were {2.75 TO Sl2 %
Children's Goats sizes 4 to IL,
Now 81 so TO Is SO
We're a 90 to Sl525.
Boys Kilt OveIcoats sizes 3 to 6.
Now $500 to $500.
Were $500 to $1,000.
Misses and Child ems Dresses, sizee
q to 49,
Nov 50 so to $500.
Were IS 90 to SIS 90.
Misses NewmArkets, sizes 10 TO 16
Now "a 90 to ga 90.
Were $500 to $3.50.
IDLE Chestnut street entrance.
JcHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

Are you house fitting or
reitting? Just three CLAN
ces
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
on SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY Of sEPTEN5Eg



All that certain lotur piece Of ,ui
buildings thereon rrrrtrb. ligE
Guy Of Wilmington aIOn-ul. hNt
described ms follows, TO wit: ns.li.
point on the eNs gTly IT, pl Nff's
the distance OF one hUnifU n' fzii
and One-half inches. n1fih0l7 D
nOTth"rly side # Trnth t,rd
eAstcrly and parallel with lra' q
passing through lhr middle n o.
vail ~ this AMI The ilJuI1ni be-
south seven v feet Ia sItsg l11t
erly and parallel with Monroe ''ti
feet to another stake, thFutr sH's'l
with Tenth street and pi-slui 11
middle Of the dlvisllnwsi NJ ode ~
! Joining house on tho north 'rTrlR 4
aroTe said side OF Nnnfsr { 81
thereby southerly slyt en- itet isli
beginning,
Seized and taken 10 eNtrl'ionhl
erty of Annie u. StfArghn and II
Stfau shn, and I. t = aud 10 ~ s
GILES l.AhBsiA,
shprif'sC nice. Wilmington SHl
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

Sold everywhere. sflca, CUTICURA, 5oc.
The POTTER DHUa AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston, Mass.
0S-send for ''How to Cure Skin Diseases, -
"a pages, 50 illustrations and 10 testimonials,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
HAWKINS q CO.,
Real Estate Department.

SOsae SPECIAL BARGAINS In
DWELLINGS, selected from O1F
tOng Hat 10 be SOLD ON eNceDtiOn mai
easy terms;
$40 spruce street
2OS " est lEen'h street.
EOS East Tenth street,
ga - est stghth street.
Slz borrow street.
S25 walnut street.
0IS Poplar street
1921 KIRK wood street,
aIS Harrison Atreet,
22O Monroe street
0lS Wos' seventh street,
2OS Vast Tenth street.
lIlO West street.
aus Lincoln street,
SOH West Tenth street.
III Rest tenth street
oI0 Windsor street,
~ HeGhanlc street.
3O3 buPOnt street,
l3l bradford street.
HAWKINS q CO.,
712 Market Street
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
sTEvENs & BRUSER,
Druggists and Pharmacists

Cuticura, the great skin cure, aud CuticurR
Soap prepared from II, externally, and Cuti-
ourS 1iesolyenL the new blood puriher, iu-
ternally, are positive cure for every form Of
skin and blood disease, nom pimples " scrol-
ulA.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

nR. T. A. REARLER.
~ UeTmat0lSBist CtvnanoIor,,A
Once Hours: "a. m, 10 II N,
~: m, 10 hso .. m.
, go p. m 70 SIS D. N.
LisoAsos OF the SKIN and DISEASES Of
women Treatment IN both brAnohes by
the new adaptation Of electricity.
ElooIOlysibs or FloctrfoaI SurseYv.
NO. e2l NJ AkRET STREET.
hlS@ooh'u wilmington. DalAWAfa,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
CsmEAzSsIeEsrE

We, the undSfffg rod HANKS And Ranket
Will pay An Priss6 drawn "a The LouislaNI
state LotteriSs which may be prosontsd ;
our counters,
n. N. WALMBLEH, Pres. L0uspiaEb
National RnnE.
PIERRE LAHAUX, Pres, state III
e1OnnI BAuH.
a. RALDWHR, Pres. N. o. Wat'l ~
CARL kobe Pres. Union Rationhl
Rank.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
N. \ ,DhUFH1EI
Nav OTlOAns, lie.
VRSshInESOn. n. {

Iiduss RSgIsisist Latina 10
HEW OBLEAHs BAEIOMAL RAh !
Kew Orleans, Ia
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
lTNHH FALL TENN
II =OE-
MRS. LAURA OsG00D HARKNEss'
0GLEOT SCHOOL.

This school. which hes enjoyed mutual
prosperity since II was tstabiiShed, will open
It's FALL session BoptsmDsr loth, at the North
east corner Of Niuih aud King streets.
Both saxoa are admitted and Glasses will
be formed In all the common and higher
English branches, IN book keeping and such
Ancient and Modern Language IS may be
desired.
For ali special work, 81 in the languages
ETC., teachers have been secured OF u0doubt-
cd ability and ftnols, atfofdlng stutenn 10
these departments superior advantages.
UenetAht pers0nal Attention is given 10 eanA
scholar, that deep and Rbiding interest
msy be awakened IN the Students U ind
without which, rApld progress and thorough.
nets are impossible
Students from outside the city will hare
special overnight and care
Tho Primary h Intermediate Iepartment
will be under an exp eFlenced teacher, which
will inGuro It's suoosps.
Terms, from Is 70 SIS per quarter. accord
iDR 70 classification.
Tor further Information apply 10
Mrs. HAkK N ESS,
No. 500 Market street, city,
Between II q. m. and y. m or any even
ing. asI
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

DTMPLEs, black-hesds, red, rough,
Il 1Nlchapped and oily skin preventedb
CUTI9uRA SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
lIEPaEeEBtMtB lITRLeTlb1i
eVER 1 nlLllen alSIRlBBTEl
Louisiana stateLottery OompAn

LOUISIANA bsaSeLotsery OOmPAnl
Incorporated By the LORiuasuFa IN 1855
for Educational and OhAritAblo purposes
and ita franchise made part Of the prsBoh
state Oonstitution, in IA79, BY an over
Wholming popular vote.
1ta GRAND EXTRAOHDINARN
D8AMANsA h TAX Q p1Ace BenA1.Ammu|
ally dune ana Dec emboFl, Hn0 ttl
AAkAN % blMeALE h UAA hshh Draw
ANah take place On each Of Iht
other ten mOnths in the y ear, and
are ali drawn IN public, At Nnt
Academy Of Music, New Orleans Ain
eve do hereby certify that We supsrVis
tue arrangements for all the Monthly All
Seml.AnnnAl drawings OF Tho Louisiani
SJata Lottery o., and In person nanAA
and control the draWings themselves, An
that the same ere conducted with honest1
fairness ana In BOod faith toward all pArtia
and We authorize tho company 10 use u /
oartinoAte, with fao-aiEnilsa Of our hEnAtni 4
attached IA ~ advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

REMEMBER ' Tss: me RsSssESE {
and Early, who arc IN charge Of tbs dlAV
lngG, 10 . guarantee Of absolute fAirhesl
and Integrity, that the chances are ~
equal and that no one eau possibly divtn'
what numbers will draw Prise.
REMEM BIER AIso, that the payment 0
Prizes 10 GUARANTEED BY F0UA
NATIONAL BANKS Of New Orl9ani
and the Tickets are signed By the prea
dent Of an Institution, Whcso oharlefe
rights are reooKn iGod in the highest Udurn
therefore, beware OF any limitations o. ET
noymous schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
EdWardM0lChiOT
ga King Street.
have received large line OF hEhlnB
tackle which l am selling at
the lowest prices.

3 1Olnted ash rods, 10 eta.
4 iolntBd ash rods, 40 cts.
2 lOinted bamboo rods, plain, 10
OTIS.
y IOtnIed bamboo FOua, plain, o
dts.
4 JOInGed bamboo rods, plain. 20
Cta.
. lOintso bamboo rods, reel, land
and HnideH. 81.
4 lOtntBd bamboo rods. reels Hand
and guides, 11.2b.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods
reels from CSC to $500. Come n
the oldest established house in Delaware,
2l4 KING STREET. Send for price lisi
Of base ball and sporting goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

Commencing Monday, Sep. 3i,WIlI IsAvs
Fourth street wharf daily, Al 100 and 10 81
=. m; and tlbp. m.
Boatl leave Chestnut street WhITf, PhiIa
delphia, At 80 and 1000 =. m, and 80, and
90 p. m.
for Marcus Hook, leave Wilmington Al
100 = m. and Al6 0. Ia
All boats stop at Chester.
- Freight roceiVed for mLroas Heck CT
Tuesday.
TeIephone no 81
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
EAST NEWPORT
ViInl0gton's VGV Sub 1Ib.

Freedom from City Taxes.
Within s minutes walk Of New
port station, P, w. & q. X. r.
7 minutes by rail from Fro Mt 8
French SITS. Fare by monthly
commutation tickets OK CHS
High, dry land, fine view, attractive iol
building homes, good water, fresh air
lots mostly 25xl25 #. Prices $37 40 pei
lot aud upwards.
TERMs-S1O per lot at time OF purchase
TO per month thereafter until all Is paid
WIN. J. FISHER,
lyl0 m,w,f Sm S02 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
FOl nAo.IsOEiII

NO BANDANNA FOR USIl UP WITH
ThE STARS AND STRIPES ii
The book Of the day. Tho lives and dia
tinkuishod services Of Harrison sud Merton
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ron a 90, Publishers, lItn and flDort 10,
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THE 18th DAY OF sErTEMgER 4
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The following described rel e'lat w '
a lot OF land situA "a 10 Nl.l ~
dred, New Castle County, y, ~. ~
ming alta stone, a cp ntr Of X 7
Captain william Montgomery !a X,
same south 75lt degrees, west y e, /,
TO a stone, n corner OF siit lAn VI, HI III,
Ward, thence hy ile siWr7'l,l 3. " y T.. 7,
east 10 SO purrh,7 lras'uIr 10 VI 4 I,
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thence along The SUD rnli n)Ill +, y y
east 80 5-tu urgrrrs o. Tie pa c " Y =
containing one acre an p Pc ggss 4
less, with frame IwtiIluE uo''t 9
thereon, rti5a
nrooefty Of tirorEC /. AlIgli' 4
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Alicorn, deceased, ani 70 ,, rs IN n /
sherln's once, Wilmington ~ n
A. d., 1888. -
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

Two black hOrIe', ems . ta'r !. 4
driving no 81, hV year o.l = 7 /
good ghosts, 8 msrcss a'B2 ,.,l, : /,
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arts efcsr.lRke harnesi.iu - ,lIls',
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rake, / sleigh plowS hsit IN 4 b
etc, 2O) sash i0I Of cove 4 n
tru,E b, xs5, shoyaIs P 'iS', IA
forks, wheel barioW3, graz hi vi b
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beans, sugar Oarn e!loty S'
trusE In ths gfonnt rr,-it5S
Housshsli AMI Kittaen, ', nm ,s,Il
bedsteads ana reddlog ~ 80 :, 4
tents OF Kitchen, and A
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All sums ever that 90, d., an a';afcssi
credit viii be styel BY NJ ;SSdT, Tt,
4 bRnksble note WITH y ~ K VIA
w tldhtm Il Son wv
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Its scholastic exercises on tho and MON
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PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1873.