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Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
News summArH.

The demand for one and two dollar
silver certificates has been partially SUM-
Piled by the Issue of about s., 800, 900 in
those notes since the first OF the month
There Is large supply still on hand, aud
the United States Treasurer at Washing
ton Gays he Is now prepared to meet all
reasonable demands for them in redemp.
tlon OF mutilated aational bank notes or
legal tenders.
William Thorne, negro, was arrested
in the house of Francis Barron, in Baltl
more. about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. The alarm was given by Mr. Bar.
ron's two daughters Thorns had forced
his way into their rooom, when Mr. Bar
ron grappled with him and held him unit
policeman arrived.
A train on the New Hartford branch Of
the New Haven anu Northampton Rail.
road was thrown from the track near
CnionVille, Connec'icu', yesterday morn
ing by the spreading of the rails. Two
cars went d1wn an embankment forty
feet high. A number of the passengers
were injured.
Eleven cars of an east bound freight
train on the Pennsylvania Railroad were
wrecked at Rohrerstown, Peun-ylvanta
on Sunday night, by brok en- rail. The
tracks were blocked all night. J. ID
Webber, brakeman, was slightly in
jured.
Frederick W. Meyers, for 35 years EN-
ployed in the office OF the Consul O
Austria Hungary, in New York, com
mitted suicide yesterday by taking Parii
green. His books are straight and nc
cause for the act is known.
Stephen Swift, % years of age, and al
one time prominent business man o.
Lexington, Kentucky, fell down flight
OF stairs at his residence in that city, on
sunday, from the effects of which he died
yesterday.
Ralph Lee, convicted of attempting tc
XII his stepiather, S. W. Ransom, il
Chicago, was yesterday sentenced Il
eighteen months imprisonment In tn,
county jail.
The roof of the ordnance building at th,
Washington Navy Yard fell in yester.
day, being unable to support the heavy
| weight of snow upon II.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

THE HIGH a license Law in Psnnsyl-
yAnia Is doing oil that was tx psc..d OF
te BY It's onginAtors, and has So ,osed cd
In cutting down the saloons In PhllA.
delphlA even below what was ex xpeo.ed
The charge OF $500 TOR q license is NOT
excessIve,A IS 1t is we'll kno Nn that there
IL no business which DAYS IS large
profits rs The liquor .rAfi1. We do moi
believe that prohibition will ever prove
success in diminlshing MEM per ance,
and its consequent crime and pAuper.
Ism, but We do believe that q high
license Law strictly enforced viii. Men
who pay high license for the priyi-
iege OF selling liquor cannot afford 10
ALLOW other men 70 sell who evads The
law, and the consequence will be. ia
evory place where high llsenss Is 10
foroe, that every one who obtains a
license Will, for safe projection, have 10
become deteotlve 10 inform on other,
who. BY not paying the fec, ara under.
mining his business
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

THE DEMOCRATIC papers that favor
the denomination OF Mr.. Cleveland ara
urging that the rule which reoulre, ,
two.shlrd vote to nominate In the
Democratic convention shall be re.
pealed. This movement Is no don III
made under the belief that Mr.. Oleve.
land cannot obtain the vote necessary
With this rule In force. I.is, how.
ever, doubtful with the opposition tn =.
ts being manifested on every hand, II
he will even be able to ge. q bare ma.
jorlty of the votes in the oonven slon,
and 1t is equally certain that even II be
is nominated the people will not en-
dorae the nomination At the election
nexi ovember. His veto OF penslc Z
bills, with his order to return The rebel
hsg', has had lis effsoi upon the hall
million oyAi fx-soldiers Of the North,
Whies his free trade message will moi
soon be forgotten by the man ufActure-,
ana WorkinRmen OF both the North and
South.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
List OF Pablio sales.

February.
10, kmms and Juiius UiHrk, X. l.. HID.
IS, homas Fagop, city.
10, Adam DAyett. Penosder Hd.
10 A. IA. Tyson, horses, Chester.
". I.W. Harris, PencA Ades Id.
". Isaao Dnrn, city.
20, David kIair, OiristianA I'D.
20, x. Frank duncan. n. q. Hd.
20, qoodley 4 BALDWIN. Del. DO. Pa.
~, John N, Lee. Brandywins HID.
~, W. Y. Warner, Wilmington.
II, A. Brown. W. u. q Hd.
"a, Thomas 3. Robinson, BrAndywIno HID.
y, Wm: I; knotts. OhriStians I'd,
%, A. Baxter, new Osstls HID.
y, ueonse cochran, near LandenbsrE, Pa
~, ". IA. moOrsokeu, Btandywine Hd.
~, Daniel Draper, W y. U. Id.
~, yehu Pyle, ChrfstiAna Id.
Is, W. II. Lyman, W. q U. Nd.
y, ), y. Autohlson. AppOquiaimink HI.
~, J. M. Pierce. near kocsiA
", Thomas Marcy, He'd Lion Hid.
~, Roberts b nAnnum, horses, uhestsr.
/. LArkin's estate, city.
l, o. h Hin, UhristisnA Hd.
!, samuel Carlisle, ". U. q. Hid.
2. j. W Burrls, N. q. Hid.
b,Jtook and farming utonsils, v and y Hd
y: n. and Y Q; Menl, N; Q; Hd.
., u. n. Ferris, Penoadsf HID.
!. Thomas Wilson, OhriStlAna HID.
8, Harry mAhAffy. Brandywine hd.
8, K. 3. Fither. Mill Oreek HID.
g, Mary A. Dale, Brandyuine HID.
b. LynAm Foster, Oh Il tiAna nd.
u, Mrs. Jos X. Lyman, m. q. Hd.
"a. J. b. 3, ,idhAmheirs, ChristiAnA HID,
10, Oieavef b Nickorson, N. u. Hid.
-, 9ordsn OoneWAy, brAndy wine HID.
10. BENJAMIN Lee. NJ. u. hd.
10, John Hall, PepoAdsr Hd.
70. j. y. Carpenter. Beaver Valley, Del.
"a, John BranuAp, Mt OubA.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

ONE OF bhe moss remark able murder
rlAls ever conducted in Ihls State has
just closed in our court This was q
case In which oolored man, charged
with killing another mAu Of his owu
color, did not have . singls witness for
his defense. Not Q witness was CALLED
by his counsel to show thai any ex .
eenuAting circumstances existed, and
In tAot there could not be, As ali who
witnessed the homicide, or knew any.
ehing Abouti', were obliged to testify
for the State. This we believe Is III ,
hrst case OF the Kind that has ever 90.
Curred In this Slate, and we doubt II
. similar case has ever occurred In any
other sta.e. Another remark Able
feature Of this case was the toroible and
eloquent argument made by Henry O.
OohrAd, Esq, the defendants counsel,
20 the 1ry. What he lacked In eyi.
dence he more than made up in hI,
appeal to the jury, bat 1t must NOT BE-
understood that this appeal Was fol
mercy or clemenry, Is II was nothing
more than . demand for justice. He
pleaded, and pleAded justly, that NOT .
particle OF evidence he'd been produced
oy the ssNte to show that the blow
whioh caused the death OF williams
vas struck with mAlloe or that the
prisoner hAd any Intention or idea Of
causing his death. He sho we'd the
jury that he Was guilty OF an unlawful
killing, bat not guilty OF murder In the
nrst degree, and that in accordance
with all presidents their verdict should
be thai of manslAughter. Taken alto.
gether the argument was one OF sht
best ever made to = Jury In this 5.ate
and surprised even Mr.. OonrAd's bes
friends.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
1T sEzMs q pity .ha. Mr. olsvelsnd

IN not In Congress, instead OF occupy
tng the Presidential chair, As he would
ahen and 10 his sorro Y that there is q
wide difference between writing . free.
trade message and embodying II into
. law. Every day brings fresh evil
dence that while the majority OF the
1ree trade Ways and Means Committee
would like to report bill abolishins Z
aho tariff and destroying the industries
OF this country they are afraid 70 do It,
and the Splinter whicA they made AbouI
~ feW weeks ago II likely 10 end In Q
azzle. Every suggestion 10 destroy the
wise provisions OF the Morell tariff has
met with applause. In England, and
found numbers OF supporters In thia
country, until an actual attempt was
made 10 change It, when the faot was
developed that the great mass OF Lhs
people are satisaed With the prese nj
farif, and opposed TO any radical
change. This is no doubt due to the
xAot shat free trade 10 nothing more
than q oriuolsm, and not o policy. The
Democratic party cannot afford 10 enac,
. law repeating the tariff, and It was
only smother OF Mr.. Clsvelsnd's stu.
pendous biunders that ever caused him
% pan the EessAge whloh recommended
ahis course. II should not, however,
be forgotten that the vili OF the leaders
OF the Democratic party Is good enough
In this matter, but that when II come,
% the pinch their courage, like that oil
Bob Acres, "oozss out at theIr I'm ger
ends" Another lease Of power for Mr..
Clevelsnd, and his followers in Oon-
gress, might IL IfiIot free trade on this
country, and, therefore, as the people
are foreWArned they shoald be fore.
armed, and By their votes lhis fall pl SOC
shAi party where It will not have the
power to infilot lasting injury on the
industries Of this country.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
WANAM AN EK's
PHILADELPHIA, TusSdsy. Feb. IL. 1883.
Saint Valentines Day.

Bright skies and trade
winds come to the store to.
gether.
Plenty OF news here now.
The Dress Goods are com,
ing thick and fast and beau.
tiful. They are all over the
store. You can catch a
glimpse almost anywhere,
and a good satisfying look
for the asking.
The Bargain Hunters car
find abundant game, large
and small. The Linen Tow.
els, l3c, or two for 25c, a
the Chestnut st. entrance
the half price Hair Brushes
20 and 38 cents, at tn,
Round counter; the Glycer
inc Soap at 10 cents a bar
of which there will be
sale at 10 o'clock this morn
ling, are suggestions Of wha
may be found here, there
Everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
Borse's Leg Broken.

Tho horses of Charles T. johnson,
who carries the mail between Odessa
and Middletown, ran away last sAtur-
day morning, when one OF them fell on
the ios and broke one of Its legs. In
consequence It had TO be killed. cAus-
Ing loss OF Sl40 Mr.. johnson Ia not
blessed with superabundanoe OF this
worlds goods. and his friends have de.
cided to contribute to enable him to
buy another horse.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
simultaneous ohoss.

This evening there will be an exhibI
tion OF simultaneous chess playing al
tbs rooms OF the WI nington Chess
Club, thtid floor OF No 602L Market
siiset John Il. Price, mem Der OF tb.
cluo, will meet all comsrs All who
desire either to witness the playing OF
take hsnd In the game are invited Il
be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
A GARD.

This is to certify that have not been
at Spring Hill brewery for the last siz
months, and l fully exonsrate Mr.. Bre.
dermsnn or any body else that sellt
either beer or whiskey or having any.
thing 70 do with ths fuss bet y cen m y
wife, Lizzie Barker, Squire jackson &;
company, YouIs respectfully,
Jos. BARKER.
Mt. Cuba, Feb. 10, 1883.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

MR VIM. II, BLAKE, ex Councilman
from the Third ward, WAS eleo.ed a
member OF the Board OF Publio iuo.-
don last evening to fll the vacancy
caused by ihe resignation Of John T
III key. The m 'ster was all cut and
dried, and Mr.. Dlckey'O resignation
vas immediately folloze by Mr..
blake's election, and rs be was en-
nAnd be vas qualfisd ct once. It 10 to
Dc hoped that Mr.. Blake will make q
nhetul member OF the board, which
tnere is no doubt he can do, II he will
only steer clear of ring iufl uen ces an 4
act according to his own Judgment.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
Indefinitely Postponed.

Robert McFsrlln has purchased Of
John Jordan the entire stock and farm. &.
ing utensils on his farm near the aims.
house, in New Ossile Hundred, and
cone'quently the public sale, adver.
tised tor the 2Srd instant. will not take
place.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
wAFAmAKERS

we're $3.50 and tsi
now rs cents
Silk, black and colors:
were $40;
Silk Jersey Coats, silk lined
were $50;
now %.
IOdds and end:
about half price
25c, soc. 81, 81 so, o., s9-5o, ts.
Second noor, Chestnut street side. Two
elevators.
Shovel slush end mud in
to a Jewett Filter il you
care to; what water comes
through will be pure. A
Filter that filters. The
things you don't see in
water are what do most
mischief. A Jewett Filter
will strain them all out-the
hidden vileness as well as
the sticks and leaves and
crawlers.
With cooler. S5 so, 1925,
$8.75, SIo.as; so cents ex-
ira if decorated.
Kitchen Filters, 81, S.,
So IS, $725.
Gate City Filters (porous
stone), So to $40.
Basement, northwest of centre.
An unlikely thing in Writ.
ing Paper has come to pass.
Octave, 5 pound smooth and
linen finish, 4Se a ream.
Two reasons, the paper Is
ruled, and there are no en-
velopes to match, 200 reams
OF it to-day.
$50 reams Parchment,oc-
tavo and commercial, S and
6 pounds respectively, ruled,
cream and azure, 81 a ream.
Square envelopes to match
the commercial only, 81 a
thousand.
Either OF these sorts is
worth double as the market
goes. .....-
South OF Thirteenth street entrance.
Lamps. An ordinary store
full of them. Enough kinds
and shapes to bewilder you.
For as little as a good Lamp
can properly be sold for, and
as extravagant as you care
to pay for.
A fair Floor Lamp, with
plain white shade, $6.75.
Hollings Floor Lamp, the
safest, best of all, SIS to
$Ioo, without shade.
Rochester Lamps in a
multitude of shapes. Centre
draft, like an Argand burner.
Soft, mellow, steady light.
We rank it as the best oil
Lamp. 50 25 up.
Basement, north of centre.
Bird Seed. 100 cases i'm.
ported first quality mixed
seed, In full pound boxes, SC
each. The regular price is
Ioc, besides the bother and
fret of running after it.
Basement. northwest of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

A Chestnut street window
full gives a hint of some Of
the new style Jerseys Just
opened. Other styles are
coming right along. New
shapes, new colorings, new
fancies in trimmings. You
must look every few days il
you would know just what
the newest Jersey notion is.
All these Jerseys are made
especially for us-nobody
else has them. Here are a
few of the styles:
Bra ded Hussar
Braided Revers
Braided Yokes
Fancy Braided
Soutache Braided
French Yoke
Tucked Yoke
OF course the fit is right, and
the making and the finish
ing. Those are the first
things looked to in all our
j erseys. No guesswork
there. And all are sewed
with silk.
The regular line of Wo.
mems and Misses Jerseys,
all colors, ranges in price
from 75c to So.
Special Bargain lots. too;
these among them:
Children's Jerseys:
were $3.50. 81, s1.75;
now so cents.
Boucle Jerseys.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

The sweetest thing that ever grew
beside human door" was little May,
until she took to having hsAdachea'
FOR time she lost her beAuty, bat one
bright Day her papa bought a bottle OF
Salvation OIL, and loi she is as sweet
AID pretty as ever.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
at 10 O'Clock. .. NJ.

All the following stock, farming i'm plemepts
AMI household goods, to wit!
lhree good work or driving horses, 4 head OF
eooh mllch cows, In profit and springinK on
bull good stock; % pairs OF chickens, phne-
Ton carriage nearly new; moving machine
USED very little; Tlgerhors rake nearly new
wheel-barrow; set Of wagon hASncSs; set
carriage harness; collars. hTidles; forks;
shoyelS; chains, dc hay fork, blocks and
HouscN old Gools-l foot walnut extension
taHe dining tables; good vict n cnnk sto IL
nearly new ham boiler; I psrlOr stoves.
sewing machine sfeather beds; bed stcads:
sol, settee; clock. rocking chairs: dozen
chairs, bur aus, hat rack, window eur.
Slns, lp yards carpet, 4 washstAnds, lAmps
pictures. looking glasses. Dishes and z Has .
ware ot all Kinds, and everything rnntaiued
IN wei, furnished house. Hams Shoulders
ss ana plckled pork by the pound, potStoc, by
tnt Dushel. Dairy fixtures, surh as churna
, buckets, scales and weights, milk pans, wash.
merous too mention "
TERMS on all sums OF twenty collars and
under c.th; all over hat amount a credit OF
i, ~ months viii BE- given, purchaser giving
nhhhahle note with approved security wifi
interest fom date Of sale.
IN, ~ - ADAM DAYErr
". L. Dayeit, Auet. j. y. Wrigst Clerk.
i26'2tr-d I20 n, 4, IS
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
GDW ARD MELCHIOR,

-DRALKR IN
Guns, Rifles, Pistols and Ammunition oi
~ kinds. Canvas Goods, Breechlosdins
oon6ie-barrel Guns, from 300 up,
Call before going elsewhere at
No. a14 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

IDUBLIC sALE-wILL PIE SOLD AT
Il public sle At the re ldence OF the suh-
| scriber. al MArshailton, Mil Greek Hundred.
Del,
oN MONDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1883.
atl0 O'Clock, n. M.
Ec ? head of Horses: Gr
No. l. Ned, bay borse yesrs old isE handr
been used bY women for years and as nne /
sAddler as ran be 70 md, sound.
SS No S,h h.ry sny eTTs rTssr ss1ss Sa M
aty lish, COED worker and sound hneiy bred
! aud as nioe ~ snyDedys horse.
hands high aud sound a, heavy chuak excel
lent Tor sAvy work aud not a bai roadster
WITHOUT fst fsa,i IN IN et,rS s,Is good psller
hands high sound OF tne style great bone and
muscle a very good horse
No. 5. Florence, big black marc yrs. old,
1874 hands high good worker and driver aud
sound this Is an extra nne mare would make a
superior brood mare she y an excellent mate
10 No. Z In color and build, both up headed
and stylish would make nice coach or busi-
No. Q. Fashion, black WARE = years cid a
broad heavy mare OF great endurance an extra
cart or wagon horse one OF Me best workers l
No. I. Nay, colt coming ye,rs good stock
and disposition and quiet to handle.
% heal ofOOWb, number with cAlyes by
their sides on day ofsAie, balance close spring
ers these are most honerAised OF good size aud
young ! yoke Of hOmrrAised oxen rising 4
years old nice quality and excellent Norkefa
consider them nard 10 beat, 10 head Of shoAts
viii show Tor themselves good.
Farm Implements "a two horse farm
wagons studebaker broad tread OF cart 3
market wagons new by First Almond in
good order; buckeye mower new, Champion
mower Champit n wheel reAper good, Farm
ers Friend grain drill, com. drill with phos,
attachment, large drum ROLLER Psnnock corn
sht her early new. Cumins' hay cutter, hay
rake, NAnW ickle grain fan tined hay fork,
nd - "A
Wizard piovs, twin harrow, Iron Age with
attachments. eultlvAtors, Mill hook aud hedge
knives. corn knives, broad and other axes
croescut saw, lead. COW, splice and other
CHAINS, hobbies or yoke, grub and other hoes,
p,cks, shoVels butter tubs, grindstone, power
~ poles, bells and forks.
HArness-l sets single and set double car
rlAge harness sets wagon and Of h aAvy lead
piow and cart harness. 2 pair OF double aud z
OF single llnes, set express hAfnoa!, collars,
brides, haIters and ropes.
$50 bu. bright oats lot OF corn in ear, pOta-
'chickeas lot Office or, am cans and tubs child !
crlb aud many other articles.
TERMS III sums OF t2s and under cash, over
thAt amount credit Of seven months Without
interest, ufpaid when due, IL not interest from
Iatel, on purchaser giving bAI liable note with
s Z. s,dhnm a Son ,uc,I RI bphGHS
pUBLlU SALE-THE E SUB6CRIBRR
honsek eeping, will sell a nubllc sale At his
residence, at DayetLs Mills, in Penc ader
hundred. on the road leading from Newark To
Delaware CITY. on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH. 1888,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
KENNARD & 90.
KENNARD&CO,

| Grand opening of
Hamburg Embroid-
cries.
Months ago we be-
gan to make ar
rangements where i.
by we should be en-
abled to offer to the
ladies' of Whining
ton a line of Ham
burgs far surprising
anything ever before
attempted in this
market. In order
ITO do this it was
necessary that we
should reach first
hands, the manu-
|facturers in St.
|Gaul, Switzerlanp.
Having made our ar
rangements with two OF the
best houses re presented in
A mcrica, we now have the
pleasure Of an nouncing that
Tomorrow morning we shall
put on display one of the
finest and best lines oi
Hamburgs ever offered in
this market, comprising only
good quality Cambr ic and
Nainsook, Edgings, Insert
ings and a full liae OF all,
with Flouncings.
We desire to call par.
ticular attention to this line
of goods as being far supe-
rior to most OF the goods
handled by importers and
Ijobbers. The quality Of
THE work is fine, the quality
of the Cambria and Main.
sock Is such as ladies' like,
and the prices are beyond
question lower than ever
before for such a fine grade
OF goods. In fact you will
have no need to buy the
coarse, trashy goods, SO
frequently offered at low
prices, for you can now buy
good quality as cheap.
The patterns were Sc
lected with great care, none
of which have been or will
be seen in this market out
side OF our store. The ex.
tensive alterations we have
made, nearly doubling the
size OF our store room, en-
ables US to give an entire
counter to these goods,
making an examination of
them easy.
We have opened our new
French Sateens, of which we
show over one hundred
different designs and of the
hnest makes imported. This
line Of goods comprises
many that cannot be du-
plicated. We put ON sale
to-day 600 pairs of Iadie s
full regular made Pin Stripe
Hose at 10 cents per pair;
regular price all the time,
IS cents. You can save
money by buying a few
pairs OF these stockings now.
Call and see US.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

me United States steamship Atlanta
ssiled from New York yesterday on a
Intee months cruise to the West Indies.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
Remnants.

Remnants OF embroidery very oheal
at Hnkiil y Poist's, Second and Tatnn
streets u
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Al, 1883,
At II oioloNir q m

at II O'Clock .. m,
pair Of mules, o good team; odd mule. A
good leader; 10 head OF nrstnlass cows, 81
" en- Hesn, grade Jerseys; grade Jersey
hetfeIs, all from good COWS
Farming implement: l Osborn binder. !
roller horse rako, but or tuDs, churn, /
oreamsr, nearly new. csD1city foi 20 osWs;lO
esns, scales, buckets, etc. Also halt interest
in rs acres Il wheat
HRHs: All sums 81 t25 ald under cash,
eil over thai amount credit OF months en-
purchaser giving q bsnkgble note With an
approved ondorscr, interest ADDED.
A. q BkD an.
J. =. J. W. PETERS
w. J. Lank, Auot. f7.eod. d .2tva
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

DUBLlC FALE - WILL BE sOLD
AT public sale, AT residence of the SUB.
herlber, heAs Glasgow, Pencader Hundred
On FRIDAY, FEBRu AIRY ETH, i,ss.
o'ciOc nj.
coed work or driving horses, good IN ileh
cows two yeRIllng heifers, two good shoats
80 pairs of chickens, farm wagon, dearhnrn
moving machine, fan, corn shellcr, plSws
hHroW' cultNatorb corn coyerer forks
rake, thOvels, picks, grubhing hoe harness
nay iork anu rope. corn fodder by the bundle
i,i mi2seey StoddaIt creamery and nNtuTss,
power, scales and weights, buckets ana a
variety OF other articles. ~'' ="
TEkhS.-All sums Of go and under. cash,
over that amount crealt or 10 mOnths an
purchaser giving hankabe note vita an
pIoyeh tndorser, or 10 per cent of for cash
"'J' LAnk, Auct. J. W. HAKRIS
" feb Sd feb To- i4t
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

bLlO SALE OF 20 HSADUF HOB
i se5 aud mules
l Will sell at my stable. 81 East Fifth at
ohsstef, Pa. between Market and Wslsh
adjoining George Mahon's livery stable, OF
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, lsss,
at ! O'Clock p. M,
% Head OF Kentucky and South
- ern Ohio Horses, 1abr
head o. good young mnlos,
Suitlbls for all purposes. Thss. horses
hGvo been caTefully ielocted ior thia az
AND among thom will be found soma vel
bred roadsiers and eaddlgrs and gen,
sral purpose HORsES. STOCK can b,
inspected AZ above stable two days before
sale. 2aad months credit
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pUbLlu SALE UF SrUUn-- Will. n,
\ sold At public sale AZ theo-S.x--xS
residence ofC. W. bald win, neRrA Lat1N
1oeths Corner, Delaware Uouniy, MX
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MuHDAY, FEBRUARY 2o,s, lsts,
At O'clock. p. m,
70 nead Of fresh COWS A. forward sprinx,r,
snree slocH bulls, good HorK or arriving
hoisos, aad lot OF L loo shosts,
ms stock has been carefully selectad In
pumDerland o., "a, by an eKperience ID
IWo AND four months credit.
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Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

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II lilo ssle, at the residence a tho 1ub
soriofr, half mule from OhristiAna, WITHOUT
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Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

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