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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-08

week. To-day.
2I0 dozen women's Black Cot.
ton Hose, unbleacbed heels
ana toes aes...............,...... 25c. lSc.
3 dO2en Womsn's Bls ck Cot.
ton Hose,eniire unbleached
-, ieet'. .......'':.. ;.......... ooc' 40.
go dozen Women's Black Cot
ton Hose. unbleached soles. toe SOC.
l95 dozen omens Black Cot
ton Hose. best Anglish
make. VI bUc
400 dozen Chiidren's Black
RiObsd Rose, unbleached
coles ana entire unbleached
LAT In
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-08
WILL ALWAYS WIN.

And for this very reason there is
not to-dey remedy within the
reach of the public more highly
priced for its value in the house.
holo, in the counting room, work.
shop and factory, than BRssoss .
PLASTER as remedy for aches ana
pains OF every kind. In Coughs,
Colds. Hoarseness, Pleurisy. Chest
Pains, Rheumatism, sciatica and
Backache, BENZ PLASTER Is re-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-08
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Sold BY sll drugg'sts. u SIX for D. Prepared
only BY q. l. HOOD . Co. LEVEL.
100 Doses Cns Dollar.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Indispensable Tor washing dishes windows carpetI
ing house, etc. etc, but because of its wonderfld]
properties are afraid to have their clothes washed
Well, in the past ten years the consumption Of Pearl
exceeded 100000 packages, and no complain
numerous letters praisingit. Why, because PEAR
is absolutely harmless in its place and one Of \
places to put it is in the wash tub. You can
finest linens and laces in Pearline and water for,
with perfect safety. That'sas much Pearline as the
get if theywere washed in it once a week for tven
We could not afford to spend our time and moneynI
the public, through the newspapers, single hia
Pearline that would not stand the test and the sod
test it, the sooner you'll know that PEARLlNEI
more than we claim for it 1t is as pure and Harmless
finest imported CASTLE soap. It's success has bmga
many dangerous limitations. them. JAMES PYLE
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

PRRsIDEET OLAvALAND. in his hHsle
30 SECURE the vOtoS OF she PaolaJ 8 abss,
especially OAlifOFnIA, ASasd on inert
haaEBay that OhInA had Eejsoled the
treaty preferred BY this OOunlry, and
Bsnt TO OongrSss the message urging
aOtAl exclusion OF Ohinese from Iha
Unltsd States. The mem oers OF both
Houses acted vary an wisely in balm,
basty 10 adopt his Suggestions, % Il
'AAR NAnSplreS that China has not re-
1..,.S -Aa tIssty, but hes merely pFo.
SSS~sa Ina NINA. .--sAtiou Of IL The
nourso adopted By tut @ ~Sta@eni IN
this matter places as In q Fi-. "lOo'
Hiahs before the nations OF the WoFlo
Wa form and pr p 90 q treaty b
smother nA,loo, and bs'oEe thAl nation
has had tho time necessary 70 fullI
consider IL We attempt 10 bulldtEs he
BY passing resolution AbFogAilng III
asTmS OF smother treaty into which "
entered years ago. MF. Cleveland hh
made . pretty mess OF Ghis huSinssI
md II will not Be any wonder now
The tTtR y 10 rejected and measure
Anop'sd that Will oiose The ports
China 10 American ni'IsspG
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Dispatches from Vera Crux state the
eyclone struck there three days ago.
Three large vessels were driven ashore and
wrecked, and several smaller craft were
also lost The wind was blowing "big
suns" on Saturday, aud a large height
bark, the AgricolA, was wrecked Just on
the shore. The crew In periious HituA
ton, but were saved Mar houses were
unroofed and great damage done 10 pro
perty In the city.
Early yesterday morning freight en-
Rine was thrown from the track OF the
1 ong Branch division Of the New Jersey
Central road In Elizabeth. The Q CINE
ran up an embankment and fell on Us
eide in . yard few feet from dwelling
house. The engineer and fireman escaped
through the cab windows, the mr. man.
John B. VAnnessdale, being severely
, seAlded.
The spinners in the NarrAgAusett Mills,
in Fall River, Massachusetts, who went
on strike on Thursday last because OF
an attempt to compel them to recover
time lost owing TO stoppage ofmaehinery,
have agreed to re; urn 20 day on condition
that they be not again asked 10 work over
time.
The farm houee Of Lewis Brown, near
lCrystal Falls, Michigan, was burnsd early
on Friday morning. Mrs. Brown was
fatally iDj1red, and Brown, returning 70
the house to recover some money, perish
ed in the flames The are was started BY
q lamp exploding in the bedroom.
Frederick r Beardslee, q well known
Electrician, was found dead on Saturday
lmorning in the rooms OF the Dennison
Auto Telegraph laboratory IN New York,
where he was employed. He had evident
lily committed suicide. ".....
Wilbur W. Carter, aged a, was found
hanging in bis barn at Byracuse, New
York, on Saturday morning. 1t is sup
posed he was respondent over the recent
death of his wife IRON whom he had beer
Iseparated. ..-e
The disabled steamer Nevada arrived o.
New York on Saturday. Her passengers
will be forwarded on the Alaska, which
sails to morrow. 1t will be some time be
fore the Nevada will DO made ready ior
sea again. .. .."
John r. Loueks, ash tant postmastei
at Ritteryille, near Carlisle, Penna hal
been arrested on the charge Of stealing I
letter containing a draft for SlOs. HI
l was taken to Philadelphia for trial.
: J.H Soyer, one OF the most promi
nent coar operators in the Wyoming anC
Lakawanna regions of this State, 10 dan
geroutly Ill in Wllktsbarre, and not ex-
lpected recover.
Kate Carroll was murdered by her hus
I, band, William Carroll, in Providence
Rhode Island, yesterday morning alter
drAnken brAWl
james Dillwo th, rs years of age com
u,1ttad sutride nv hanging in Brooklyn
! last Saturday morning. He had been IL
for come time.
TIE post-oilce at Wyoming, near Gin
) cinnAti, was entered on Saturday morn
r and robbed Of t400 in money and stamp:
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

PHILADELPHIA, Sept S.-Mary Ann
Plat, a sood-looking young English
woman, arrived in this country from
Fne,sud on August 4, With her TWO In
iant children the eldest o. which g about
5 years old, She expected 70 meet her
husband In this city. The latter is eni-
ployed IN an iron foundry in Pittsburg.
he failed to meet his wife and children
and they became destitue in this city.
They took lodgings at a temperance hotel
at the corner Of Seventh and Race streets.
| According to the police of the Sixth Dis
trict, Mrs Plat was unable TO lay for htI
lodgings, and during the driving rair
storm Of Saturday she was turned iatt
1.-The street. She was found wandering
through the binding rain storm with on
child in her arms and the other 'ciinRinl
to her saturated skirts A man living on
EutaW street took pity on her and tool
her and her children to his home. HI
then notified the police of the Sixth Dis
irict. who took charge of the destitute
family. They are now at the station
house.
The officers of the district last nigh
made up a purse with which to send tn
: woman and children to Paterson, n. j
? where they have friends
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

1HB Rev. DR.. TAlmSsH who has
NaaI returned from q tEip through The
Wssl and sjuIh, nsyt:
ssIn IndiAnA, Notwithstanding all
shat has been said in the newspapers In
regard TO there being no enthusiasm tol
Gheir candidate, l have 10 cay that !
never paw 20 much enthusiasm for any
candidate ~ / saw smonR the Republi
nDAns Euz General Harrison"
Fhis testimony 10 the more impoEtAn
RsOm The fact IhAt DIR. TAlmage 10 not 0
Republican, but supports the Prohibi.
sAon party, and therefore can be con.
naaeF0d 4 non pretudloed observer. l
a. an admlttsd fact that General HAFFl.
non 10 much slroogeF 70 dsy than he
mas as The Mms Of his nominAtIon, and
AhAs his strength ID increasing daily,
The same, however, cannot Be said foI
Mr.. Cleveland 80 his ohAnoes t0r 70
lAsoil0n seem 70 b growing beautifully
Hsss. Indiana 10 sHre 70 give Harrison
and Morton rOuslng msjoriiy, ant
there 10 no reason 70 douba thai Mes
Xuk and New Jersey will also fall inv
aAe Republican line and cast their vot
In favor Of pIObsosiOu 70 AmsriOan in
AunaEy. ......
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

CONTRARY 81 general expe slation
RTssidsnI Cleveland siiH RdheFes 10 the
Tree trade policy expressed in HE mes-
sage b congress last fall. The manner
IN 9hioh thai message aud the Mill:
TaEif ball w1s reosived by the Worklul
Glasses and manufacturers ell ovel
she country led many 10 believe bhAl
&aE. Oeveisnd would make some rs.r3
g.ssslon iI0a lhs position vhioh hi
lhan occupied. As he has not done ~
il b evident that he 10 believer in Mr
E'ncOluss fanoas saying lhAI SIT 10 bAI
policy to saAp boPBea while crossing
siTesm.'' WEsr Hinos that msssAg
vas mNds pUbltO thu supporters an
ApOlOslslS Of Abe President have bee
trying to make the people believe thi
he did BOt msan What hs said, bat bh
1gtser Of acceptance clearly shoW W. Ihi
h hes no sympAShy f0R their veil IL
tended efforts.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

THH PRESENT session OF OJngEess 10
na0 OF the longest on record, bat up 70
ne present time nol . single important
MEASURE hes been passed. The pElnoi-
pal business transacted has been an Az
hmpl by the d 1orTA's In the House
TO Aak6 political capital fog the PFssi-
dent and 10 pass . bill which should Be
styled "AO Nos 80 destroy American
i0dnsHiss." OBheR long sessions Of
DOBRresS have boSn held bat they
always sueseedsd In passing SONS I'm
portAnt Legislation, bal the pressn'
U08RFess Will Os knSRR 20 future RR6I
11r what II Altempte1 10 undo and fol
What Ii has lets Wndons rather than foi
What u ! - Aesomplishsd- Il will Alsi
be noted for It's reckless exEAvagAns
ana appropriations for pellIiaAl par-
poBess which have reduced The surp q
70 less than twelve million doliAri
1here have been large number Of bill
Introduced during GhIs session bu
sswsF have been passed than oil an
alert session when the Republican
ware In power.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

TIE RESULT OF she Dsmoorasio ncm-
inAti0n eleonsn last Saturday was ex-
Roily RhA' WAs 'xpeossd by shose who
took no psrI Ia lhs contest, end were
BeFe 'lOokers on In Venice" Ei-
psuially vas this The CASE As far As IL
RELAXED TO Hr. Fl ckmAB, the candidate
for rt-eleeiion So Lagy Court Oommis.
slobeT. The 8 very 4 'enins's OpposI-
aiOn 10 him vas OF such q violent and
prouOGn ssd character - 70 pArtake oil
ahe nature OF peEse ,ulioB, and oonse
anenlly GEoBssa Considerable 81 "a path J
In his behAu. We bellaVs that thu
very opPlsinon Was The means of oAus
ing him TO Fsoelye . larger vote thar
silher OF bhs other gentlemen on hi
siskst, and that he is indebasd 10 th
z cry BVaBiBg for BILE ren0minRllOn
As Re are 30 Etous 70 see WllmIng 70
represented in the bsvy OIuFl by
Republican. We sincerely hope bh'
now Mr. HiokmAn has secured II
nomination abe Every Evening vi
aid 10 do 40.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

On Thursday, September 18th, the first
OF a series of pertonally-condueted
pleasure tours to Gettysburg, Luray, the
Natural Bridge, Richmond, and Wash
ington, over the Pennsylvania railroad,
viii leave Philadelphia. The party will
make the entire trip in special train Of
Eastlake cars, stopping at each point sut.
Heiently long to zee all the sights They
will be entertained at the best hotels In
each case The trip s one which cannot
fail to be replete in interest and pleasure,
The pr ce OF 3 ticket includes all neees.
sary travelling expenses, and under thu
care and guidance OF the Tourist Ageni
and Chs peron the tourists will be relieved
of all care Of person or baggage. Tn
rouL drip rate from Philadelphia is t4s
The special train, In charge OF the Tour
ist Agent and Chaperon, will leave broa
: Street Station 1875 IN and arrive o
! the return trip September 2ist at 1t
| ID.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
ON WEDNESDAY,
TIE 18th DAY OF SEPT, 1883,
81 10 O'Clock q. m,

The following described real estate. viz;
All that tract OF land and marsh situate in
st. Georges hundred aud partly in Red Lien
handred, New Castle county and state Of
Delaware, bounded and described a. fohoWA
BesinninF at stake on the westerly side Of
the pu Bile road leading 70 Delaware city 3
corner foi land q william heyb9ld and run.
west "a chains - links 70 corner for land OF
samuel and james T. Carpenter thence by
sAid land north az degrees west % chains q
linz 70 q ditch thence by said ditch north 50
| degrees west chains 90 llnks north ss degrees
west ehaint o. links south " degrees wett 7
chains % links north 81 degrees west chains
L ~ links north 10 degrees eaat chains 90 nnks
north IN degrees west chains % links north
l0l4 degrees west chains "a links north SEX
degrees east chains 10 links TO the centre OF
an old creek, thence by said creek north 10 -
degrees west 2 chains n iinks north ny de-
these premises and land OF the said samuel
and James II. Carpenter and iAnd Of William
L Bennett, thence with said Benefits land
north - degrees east chains g links 20 the
centre ola canal = corner for land late o.
James MeMlliin, thence with said canal and
I said last mentioned land north Gsf degreei
least Is chains 70 links north 81 degrees east
Through for cornes Of marsh OF James HenTS
and William kaybold, thence by the seyerH
courl es Of the said creek, and the line OF thu
said RsybOld's land 70 point In the centre o.
land interseets said creek, thence south 2 -
degrees, eAGt ~ chains to the place Of begin
lining, containing 10 acres and 3 70 OF an Aer'
more or less with the buildings thereon
seized and taken In execution as the prop
lerty OF John LonglRnd and Ann, his wife
mortgAgors, AndZsnas z LonEland, {. {. aht
GILES JAMESON, sheriff.
ShariA'S once, Wilmington, August 2, 1855
auZ-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

The following described real estate via:
A lot OF land hiIua ed in Mill Creek Hum
dred, New Castle County, Delaware, begin
ming ct stone, II co ner of Ian Is then OF
Captain William Montgomery, thence by the
same south 7bA degrees, west rs 10 perches
TO stone, = corner 0 the lands now OF Allen
Ward, thence by the same south lbh degrees,
east 10 s. perches to H'one In the road lead
I ing from the Newport road through A illiown,
thence along the said road north bs14 DEGREES,
I east 88 s. 10 degrees 10 the pia e of beginning
containing one acre aud 80 pc ches, more OF
less, with frame dwelling house and stabl'
1 thereon.
tizei and taken Into execution as tn
prouprty of George p. Allcorn, deceAsei
Il (John r. Allcorn, administrator OF Geo. L
Il AllcOrn, deceased and to he sold by
II GILES IIAMBSON, Sheriff
sherin's once, Wilmington, August 9th
A. d., 1888. au 18-eOd
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
WANAM AK RR's.
PH1IADnLPH1A. monday, Sept. 10. 1858.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept. 10, 1883.
There is no question about
the " Wanamaker" Brussels.
1t is made to our order,
backed with our name. We
knew every kink and turn
of all the fan Gus brands OF
Brussels before the IVAN
Iamaker" was christened. Ii
takes a back seat to none o.
them $I.25 a yard.
We have made an extra
push this season for good
quality Carpets at the leas
J possible price. In Brussel:
J there are three sorts besides
i the Wanamaker that vii
|, make a stir. Prices 10 pc
. cent less than such good
!. are offered at anywhere els'
la $I25 Brussels 70
$I.Io
70 "a $IIs Brussels fc
to $I.oo
9' ga 500 Brussels for oe
x Only a trifle more than usu
j. Tapestry prices!
V !, We mean to meet eve
Al want in Brussels Carpets
), perfectly that no buyer W
's' feel like heeitatin@S.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Es good thing TO get, and tho man who
vino II by superior skill, or by an I'M.
expected turn Of EoFtune's wheel, 10 to
be congratulated. Bat he who escapes
fFom this ciuslbtB of that dread mon
steT, Consumption, and wins back
health and hApPtBess, Is far more for
tunAts. Tia chances Of winning $780,
eab aEe EmRli, 6Ht every cOnsnmptive
may be Lbsolu tely E8Ts Of re cnvery, Il
he takes Dr. PtBree's Golden Medical
discovery In SINE. FT all soTofulonl
1isoasts Consumption h ons of them
to ~ nntalhI z rex sdy. All drug
lsifts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
EdWardMelChiOT
2l4 King Street.
1 have received large limo Of hshina
tackle which / am selling at
the lowe st prices.

3 JOintod ash rods, 10 eta.
4 tOtmted ash rods, 40 Cts.
2 IO1nteu bamboo rOdss plaAns 10
ats.
ats.
4 jOinssd bamboo rods, plain, 20
ass.
f0inann bamboo rods. reel. Hand
and guides, 81.
IO1mGed bamboo rods, Foo1s Hand
and guides 8l.2b.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rodi
reels from 25c to SIS 90. Come I,
the Oldest established house in Delaware
214 KING STREET. Send for price lis
lof base ball and sporting goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
THE ORIGINAL
BEE HIV E. ;:
3OS MARKET STREET.
ANOTHER BIG CUT IN
PRICES.

German Turkey-red Table
Covers. The $I.25 size Tor
a few days only, at 85 cents
An extra large Huck
Towel, actual value 81 cents.
Take these now for 20 cents
each, S for 81. A bargain
no good housekeeper can
afford to lose.
White Bed Spreads, three
great temptations:
A SI.oo Spread for 7t
cents.
A 81 IS Spread for 100
A 81 rs Spread for 81 q
For a very few days.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

4. z Hanna will open bi, oyster
house, No. s3l Jefferson street, ON FRI
day, September 7, where he will keep
constantly Cd hand . full supply OF
fresh and salt oysttrs at the usual
prioeg.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

The price dip runs Into
other sorts. We have q new
quality Wilton Vel v g t !,
smooth, even surface, we'll
printed, at 81. An unexam-'
pied price for the grade.
Tapestry too. A Bnls-
seIsy look; good share OF
Brussels goodness. n NssO
line at 4sc. The like hasn't
been heard OF.
just a nudge from some
Of the medium priced Car
pets. There are stacks and
stacks of the most luxurious
floor covering as well.
Second door, Market street aide. FOul
elevators. -...-"
A Chestnut street window
full Of the exquisite Striped
Novelties In Dress Goods.
They are.even richer, hand
somer, when seen at the
counter. Meayness "lenda
enChantment to the view."
A kinship Of beauty In al
the swelling tide of new
dress stufis. ......
Southeast aud southwest Of centre.
BY odds the best bargain
In Blankets now Is the 6.
pound All. Wool at 81 a
pair. You'll hear of other
81 Blankets about town.
maybe. Garry them in your
minds eye when you come
here. Coarser, thinn g r
meauer In every way. NJ
dou6tif there is a So BAanks.
sksszOAere sOitktn 10'tr reach
thai is better than airs fo'
s.. We couldn't go into the
market to day and buy thes'
Blankets to sell at 81 The!
were got so that 81 is a tall
price. That settles 1t. Their
they shall stay for the littl'
time they'll last, no mattel
how much Blanket prices g
up. 72x84 inches; S. las
season, aud a marvel @
! cheapness then.
What we have done viii
!, the 81 Blanket we are try
!; Ing to do with all, common
!, est to finest.
: No thrifty housekeepe
n can afford to skip the corne
g where Blankets are.
y Near women's Waiting Room.
? What we've lately bee
E doing In Corsets has mad
: talk all over town. Here
n. something to keep the tai
ht going: r G G. White @:
he ssks, 6nc. K & G. Gray Co
sets, 75c. Finger every sea
and steel if you please. Not
.ed ing wrong. They're mark
he seconds, but you'll say It's
ID, mistake.
I'll " Imported |. G. Cors'
u. too. The down prices v
ia q only last Tor a little time:
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
-- ON SATURDAY,
THE IbTH DAY OF SEPT EMBEE, lssa.
At O'Clock p. M,
me sOnoWInE asaarIbed rell ss.ale. "a

Ths following described real estate, Wis:
Ali that certain lot or parcel Of land with
. brick house thereon erected, situate in the
city Of Wtlwlng on aforesaid, bounded and
described &c follows, 70 wit:
ReginDing on The nortnegly side Of
second slreot At the distance Of eighty
one feet saFteriy from the atorlv side Of
Adams street theme along said side OF
Second rect, easteTly 50 net 70 q corner,
thence nOFtAeFiy and parallel with Adams
street % feet TO corner, thence westerly
along . line Of = ieet Wide alley running
pArall with Second street 70 feet 10 corner,
then"e southerly along a line Of said alley,
parallel WITH Adams street 30 feet 70 . corner.
thence westerly and parallel with Second
street along said side Of said aforesaid alley 4
feet wide 10 feet TO q corner, thence sgntherly
and parAllel with Adams street % feet TO the
aforesaid side OF second street and place OF
beginning. be the contents thereof what they
may.
seized and taken In execution as the
properly Of James LAiterty, deceased, Henry
q. Turner, Executor and Jane u. LadtTtY,
surviving NOR gagor, and I. I. and 20 sold by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
sherif's Once, Wilmington, sept J.. 1853
sep-i-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

the following described real estate, viz;
Allthat certain lot or piece OF land with the
buildings thereon erected, situat In the
Gi1y Of wilmington aforesaid, bounded and
described MS follows, to wit: Beginning at .
point on the cas- erly side of Monroe street at
the distance of one hundred and four feet four
and one-hAlf inches, nnTLheily from the
nnrthrFly side II Tenth street; thence
easterly and parallel with Tenti street and
passing through the middle OF the division
= all II this aud the adjoining house on the
south seven y feet TO a stake, thence north
erly and parallel with Monroe street sixteen
feet to another stake, thence westerly pAral ell
with Tenth street and passing thrO lHh the
middle Of the division wall OF this and the ad-
Joining house ON the north seventy feet TO the
oresaid side Of Monroe 81 Get, and thence
there southeFly sixteen feet TO the place oil
beginning.
/ Strau Inn, and t. / g.. and to he sold ny
4 5lLE5 LlsMBS0A, sheriff.
fherlh's Ofiee, WILMINGTON, Sept. J, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

IGHERIFF'e sALK-BYvIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of Ais. LeSaFi geoiAa, 70 me direstedI
" III be exposed 10 public sale ct the hotel
now occupied By Elijah A. Stout In Delaware
City, IN Red Lion hundred. New Castle
County, bal,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

MY METHOD the oply known that peFlns
gently the 0f Special Diseases, largest
and private practical experience with ever remsd
aud means known Hnieuoe foT quickest recovery
permanent care. THE MOST DANGEROts CAsEf
8OLiCiTED. Relief At onae Send for book "TFuth,
special diseases and exposing auds, their tricks
FntimEe sufferers and avoid so-ealled vegetable ue3
cinea, blood purifiers fraudulent rFomislng cure
pay, They ruin phnusHndH beat skill 10 the be sg
ming will save much suffering Lnd delay. Write cal
patients the doctor only, Hours, to g. 70 g. We
ssadAE and SATURDAY. TIL 10. aundaF uli
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
CHERIFF,e enAE.--BI VIRTuE %

All that ofriain lot or piece OF land, with
the tWo-story brick dwelling erected tbs reonn,
bounded and described as follows, to wit;
BEGINNING on the eaateriy side of Jefferson
street al the 6lttance of thlrty-nye test
northsrly from the northerly side OF Thir.
teenth street. thence eAsteIly aud parallel
with Thirteenth stree and passing through
the Ger tire of the party wall Of this house and
the one adjoining on the south slKty-six feet
TO n corner. thence nartheTiE aud parallel
with Jefferson street thirty-nVe rect 10 an,
other corner, thenee west riy and parallel
with Thirteenth street slxty-Bix feet to tht
aforesaid side Of Jefferson stree, and thence
thereby Houtherly thirty-fve feet to the place
OF beginning, be the contents Their Of whA
they may.
Seized and taksB 10 execution as the prop
erty OF Annie 4. SBauRhn and William
StrauEhn, and ts.. and to be sold by
L GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
1884, sl-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

&rbD-itLL'
konls tesnurl
4teA shore. 4
~ Orange str
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

kTEl,-AN
Ia. work arc
h.ts 10 the {
Mmllslns A
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

IGHERIFF'B BALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- Mhlr Of LevRr FAsiAs 70 me
diroctsd, will be exposed 70 public sale,
st the Oourt House, on Market street, be-
city OF Wilmington, Rev Castle county,
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