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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-03-30
Western Maryland Ia;rcai.

with shenandoah Valley Ra
road AT llugeTstOwu.
Timetable In effect Dec. II. 49,.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

At . stated meeting OF Fhsudship
Lodge, No, "a, l. .. o + held 1T
Hookessin Saturday evening, January
IL, 1888, the following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased I'D In his
providence 10 enter again within the
bounds of our fraternity, aud remove
by death our brother, z. G. DIR. SVithin
Chandler, on Wednesday. December IL
1887; therefore,
Resolved, That In SORROW we are
called to realize the solemn fact that
another link In the mystic chAin bind,
ing us rs brothers has been severed
another name to be entered on The roll
| of the dead.
Resolved, That In the death OF oul
brother We lose an esteeme ed mem beI
from our fraternity, the community g
respected and honored oitlEsn, his fam
lily kind friend.
Ripoivsd, raAt we extend to the fam
lily of our departed brother our frAternA
Isympathy.
Resolved, That the charter OF on
lodge be drAped in mourning for tire
months, and copies of this resolution b.
published In two newspapers, the he
PUBLICAN and Every Evening.
p g., j. M, SHAKESPEARE,
P. q II. k DUBNALL,
p. u G. W. SHAKESPEARE,
Committee.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
bee HIVE"
500 Market Street.

Getting ready for inventory
Another great mark down
Colored Velveteens from 7st
and 81 down to 35c a yard
Only few left.
81 and SI.2s Stripe Velvet;
down TO soc. A big loss but
we want the room.
A few pieces OF Camel's Hair
Dress Goods go in at 35e-a
rare bargain. What we have
left Of Black Italian Quilted
Skirts cst down from SI.5o to
81 each.
Plaid and Stripe French Elan
nels, new and best goods, re-
duced from soc to CSC a yard.
Your chance for a cheap dress.
A good and pretty Century
Cloth as you ever bought for
Ioc goes in this marked-down
at d'I-4c a yard.
A few Felt Tides, Table
Covers and Scarfs at two thirds
price to close out the small bal
ance Of stock before inventory.
Do you want to buy a Plush
Cap or Bonnet for the little one
at two-thirds price' II SO, sen
ours. ... ~. ..
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

1T Is q remarkable tAot, but never
yheless true, thai the present orsanixA-
sion OF tho House OF Representatives 10
patterned exAc.ly after that OF the years
inmsdiAtey presiding the rebellion,
under the naturalization Of James
Buchanan. Mr.. Orr OF South Carolina,
who Vas then Speaker. was not m are
pronounced free trader than is Mr..
Carlisle OF kentucky. All the chair
men OF tbs prinoi pal com nitsees OF the
Thirty fifth Dor gress ware from the en-
treme South, the same IS they ere no y,
% u Q Democratic party have placed all
the interests OF the great commercial
and industrial NorIh in the hands OF
tree traders from Texas, Arkansas,
Mississippi and Kentucky. For the
last half century free trade, secession
and rebellion have been close y Assoll
Ased, and the same spirl! that induced
John O. Gal noun TO advocate nullidoA'
sion In 1888, caused james Buchanan
and the trail era with whom he was sur
rounded In 1860 10 endeAvor TO hand
the North, bound hand and foot, to the
slAve-holding pc yer Of the South, and
has now caused President Cleveland Va
promulgs,e bis trss trade theories and
Speaker Carlisle to give the GOD troll Of
the country INTO the hands OF the South
To make matters still more secure, q
pronounced secesslonisi and defender oil
che traitor, JEFF Davis, has been ap.
poin ed 70 the apreme bench, and CON
Armed BY the votes OF two men who
proved themselves traitors TO theil
party. There lie no Disgusting the fac
that the Democratic party are verifying
Sheir platform OF 1854, which declared
that "the war for the suppression OF til,
rebellion 10 failure" and are endeAv
ering BY the same meAns en- ploy cd
during BuchGnAn's administration Il
secure for the South that which II failed
10 achieve by ior,e OF arms l. only
needs the reelection Of Grover Cleveland
and . Demo, Senate and House o
Representatives, to pension the mel
who fought to destroy the Union, pa.
Of the rebel war debt, and com pen sAtI
every one who lost his slaves through
emancipation.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

November 18th, 1857
Upon the application OF AlOanIs L. Ander-
son, Administrator Of Theodore Anderson,
late OF PennsylvanlA, decreased, It Is ordered
and directed by the Register that thp
Administrator aforesaid, give notice or grant
ing OF letters of Administration upon
the estate of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof by causing advertisements
70 be post, d within Forty days from the date
OF such letters In SIX OF the most public places
OF the county Of New Castle, requiring an
persons having demands against the estate 10
present the same, OF abide by an Act # As
sembly in such case made and provided and
also cause the same to be inserted Within the
same period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN. a
newspaper published in Wilmington, del,
10, o. d.
- Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. 8. Once of the Register Aforesaid, Al
L. Wilmington, in New Castle County
sforesaid, the day and year above written,
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register,
NoTICR.-All persons having claims ARAinz =,
the estate Of the deceased must present tht
same, duly Attested To the Administrator on
or befor, Nov. 18th, 1888, or abide the Act Il
Assembly In such case m Ade and provided,
ALBANls l.. ANDERSON
Address, ii
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

WE CONFESS that We are somewhAt
alrprlIed At tue recum mend atoms OF
some Of the pA pers u this city in refer.
ence 10 the coruer stands. These jour.
mails urge the Directors OF the Street
and Sewer Dom mission to inslruoI the
Btreet Commissioner TO take q gang OF
men and remove these stands by force,
which Would DO 80 great . violAtion OF
She Law % 1t is for the stands TO exist.
Two wrongs never make right, and
this course would not only be wrong,
but the men who would attempt to
carry Buoh an order inc effsct would
render them selves liable to arrest. Tue
BtIeei and Saver Oom mission are no,
ON lipt tent, and are a. AmeDAOle to tn,
law as Any other three otEEons 10 the
'Slate. Neither have they the right &c
order one Of their off BIAS to violate the
Law, and The Street Commissioner OIL
Clerk Of the Market would be worss
thAu foolish 10 undertake TO enforce
such an order Il Ii was issued. There
10 but one way to clear the streets oil
these stands, and that is by obtaining
deciIlon OF The court that they are
Illegal An ordinance Of Council says
they are illegal, b1g un 'orIunAtely does
not provide for their removal. Il mere
ly imposes penalty o, IS for ere ,ttn !
or keeping one OF these Uooths, and, .
We sho wed few days ainoe, = mum De
have been hnei, but have always give
bonds and tsksn their cases to the 81
perior Oours, where they have been .
bowed TO die for the want OF . City 8.
licitor Who would call them up Il
trial. The presen. Solicitor, We III
assured, 10 determined 20 take up or
or more OF these cases at the comIu
session OF court, and II the decision
abe oouri 10 un'Avorable to the deAle
Ahe stands will have TO go. This Is ii
way and the only way by which th,
can be removed, and II is all folly
talk about tie Street O3m missioner
any one else removing them BY fore
untu they are backed by = decision
the Superior Court.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

IT IS repor'ed that certain pArsles
0ontem plAte the pup ication of an after.
noon paper In our city In the course oil
. few weeks. Their ojecs 70, OF course,
20 promote the bio welfare, to DON.
tribute TO the enlightenment OF our cl,i.
Sens aad diminish ell kinds Of evil
practices. TINS: they mAy mako some
wonderful disco Veries Is not At all i'm.
probable. The young and vigorous ell
imagine that they can revolu tlonlze so
ctety politically aud morally, not With.
standing that the history Of journalism
Abounds In failures and not few incl
dents cAloaiA'ed " enlighten advensur,
era who may Sis TO learn wisdom from
the expereu Sc OF Others The field
however, 10 40 Inviting one and the re-
isalt may prove - liable 10 those WHIT
.snter 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

The new Hamburg EN-.
hroideries are not yet here
coming soon. But while
waiting we give you a price.
interest in what we have
Colors are going at S cents
to 81 a yard, which may be
a quarter price, certainly
not more, and white-you
wouldn't want us to sell
them quite so Iowl They
are low enough for the most
exacting bargain-seeker.
They call 1t tulle--the
silk null fiouncing, close by
the Hamburgs. Costly, but,
quality and beauty con.
sldered, cheap. The fabric
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

At the meeting OF the Board OF Street
and Sewer Directors the secretary was
instructed to notify the bill posters that
they will hereafter be held responsible
for any bills or paper that may be scat
tered about the streets OF the city. t.
notify the clerk OF the market TO have
warrants Issued for all persons selling
on the sidewalk contrary TO law, (thii
applies to all street and sidewalk ven
|detB). He was also ordered 10 send tn,
bill OF william Fl Brady for e87 to tn,
Associated Oharithss.
Permission Was given TO Patrick Dill
Ion TO drsia hts property on EiMhtl
street, bet Ween jackson and VAnBuren
proyide ed he pays for EIGHT houses.
Permission Was siven the B. Il o
Railroad to drain Its Delaware avenu
station Into the RattlesnAke rua sowe
on condition that the sewerage be al
/ tered.
Proposals for printing the annual re-
port OF the chief engineer Of the Bur
veyinR Department were opened q
follows: II. A. R)op, 81 10 per page
Mercantile Printing Company, N.49
Delaware PRINTING! Company, 81 70
Star job printing office, t3 SO. No acsioi
was taken. .....
The following resolution WAS adopt
ed:
"WHERBAs, The city auditor has 8,
far neglected to make up the CHARGE
for curbing and paving that have beer
done by order Of this board (Although
he has been requested to do so) and fur
nish q copy OF the assessment to the
Council rs required by law In order tina
they may be properly entered on tn,
lien books; therefore, be IL
Resolved, Thst the Council be re.
Il quested 10 take such action in the mat
Ter as they may deem best, 90 thai
there will be TO loss to the CITY,"
The following is the telegraph pole IS
sessment for the year:
Western Union, 472; Baltimore and
Ohio, 1871; the jackson Lime and Goa
i Oom pany, IL; p, W. & B. railroad, lo
The William Lea and Sons Company
10; W. b N. railroad, 80; City Railway
COMPANY, lt2; National Dredging Com
pAny, 81; Delaware and Atlantic Tele
phone Company, SOL.
Bills were passed rs follows The
Harlan s. Hollingsworth Company,
le22 OF; Oahill s. Co., SIG 81; GeOrge II
Murphey, $67 500 P. Marouey, 81. IS
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

Arbstrstion. unless It 10 conducted 40
oordlag to their Instructions, while on
the ether hand, the miners have made
common cause with the striking
and discharged railroad employees, and
will not agree to any terms In which
they are not included. The majority Of
the miners have some money, on which
they can live for time, and - the
com pAny are determined not TO Acoeds
10 their demsnd,, the contest promises
to bs long and bitter.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
Lis. of Pabllo sales.

January.
", A. II. Tyson, Chester.
40, q La moOay, BrAndyWins I'D.
81, Jas. l.. Ooinns, nsAr Mi1dletowu, BAL /.
80, Proud b Merriok, UhrlBuAnA hid.
February.
s. James Nc Mahon, BrAniywine Hd.
" J. J. ucoie n. q. HID.
y, J.W. Harris, PensEdor HID.
20, Harry smith, W. u. u Hid.
ID, r. Stewart, Pencsder Hid.
Il, W. Y. warner, Wilmington.
| 10, Emma and Julius Ulkrk, X l.. Id,
10, Adam DeYett, PonoAier Hd.
40, Il. Frank Dunoan, "a. q. HID.
| ~, N. Y. Warner, Wilmington.
| II, A. Brown, N. q. q HID.
Is meFRrrin q Jordan, Nav Castle Id,
K ~, A. Baxter, New Castle HID
~, william Lyman, W. u q. HID.
~, Daniel Draper, W q u I'D
~, Thomas Marcy, led Lion lid.
March.
l, q. II, Hin, OhTissiana HID
l, Samuel Carlisle, ". ~. q. HID.
| StooE and farming utensils Is andy Ill
o, u y, Ferris, Ponoader HID.
N 8, Harry ManAtiy, Brandywine lid.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
On SATUKDAl
On SATURDAY,
THE tth DAY OFIEBRUARY, 1883,
At2o'cloek D. M,

Tho following described real estate. VIZ
All that certain lot or pi,ca OF land with a
three s.eried bricz dwelling house thereon
erected, situate In tho oltT Of wilmington,
founded and described as follows TO Wit:
BsBinninB At point on tho northerly
side Of Eight street between Poplar and
Lombard streets At tho distance Of 80 feet
westerly from the westerly eide Of Lombard
| street Themes northeriJ through the midi ia
| q tbs division Wall bstwesen this and the
| house adjoining on the east parallel with
onbArd street 70 feet to the Ioutherly side
OF an Hlley feet wide leading Into Leu,
| ard street, thence along said ado Of said
alley westerly parallel with sishth slree,
10 feet to 3 0. rAer, thence . utterly parallel
with Lombard street and thr ugh the mid
die Of the division wall bet Ften thlI And
kha house adjoining en- the west 80 ieet Il
the said norhorlJ aide Of Eighth Itrset, Rnt
th'no hsrebJ eA'terly 10 tsot 70 the plAc,
beginning, be tae consents thereof rhE
tnaI may
soiSed and taken in execution 81 the prop
ertJ Of James A. Stewart Ard HApuAn nj
stewart, his Wit AMI ia AMI to be SOLE
By al rs LAM BSun, sherlf
Snenr's Ufic,. Wilmington, January 10
| 1900 ltb cod II
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

Nor viRY long ago, the "boys" who
run the elections In ArgOniA, Kansas,
conceived the idea OF elso.ins \ woman
20 the "A 70 OF Mayor OF that olty. Tney
no doubt supposed that they Won ID
have everything their o~D way, but
ahey have found out Their mistake. Tue
MAyoress had scarcely been inAugurA.
ted before she Issued an order that all
poker gamer, billiard playing and rum
selling must cease o. 8 p. m. The "boys'
laughed At the order, but they soou
found 10 their sorrow that she mean!
business, and every one who dIsobeyed,
vas arrested and punished. She also
turned her attention to the freQuen
cases OF homicide, and had her ca ,eri
make 1t extremely unpleasant for all
who engaged, In what hAd been . fay
srite pAstime, previous 20 hsr assn IN .np
hhe duties OF the IA 10 The conseq 1enot
10 that ArgoBia is now one OF the uiet
est towns In X AnsAs, while murders Ant
drunken brswls are stings of the past
The boys" say that II they are able to
survive until the end OF her term hey
will have = change, but with thei
whiskey curiAiled tits doubtful II the,
oan stand IL.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

seems merely a hlLO with
the silken figures just caught
upon it like the morning
dew on a spiders web. And
yet wonderfully stro ng.
Colors: heliotrope, cream,
green, black, with white
silk figures. Look in win
dow sast OF Chest nut street
entrance.
Lawns. Plaid Lawns, all
white, cream with red OF
blue, white with black, 124
cents. A bargain--should
be spelled with a big B.
Lawns. Colored grounds
with lace stripes, a novelty,
25 cents.
All these in the White
c Gods section.
Southwest u centre.
Snow. Indian Snow-shoes
if you want them. which you
probably don't, So; Tobog-
oan Sleds, which possibly
you mag want, If you can
find a slide on which to use
them, 1878 and $3.50;
Double runner Coasters, for
6 persons, So. so; Children's
Upholstered Sleighs, $A25
to 81; Boys Sic Is, for lads
forgotten by Santa Claus,
rs cents to $3.50.
Basement, northeast Of centre.
New Shawls. Half a
dozen or a dozen sorts
They come to US away be-
low the market rate. We
shall pass them to you on
the same terms. Perfect,
desirable goods at less than
you'd expect to pay for the
knccked-about, behind-the-
times things:
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
address Rssistsssd lsttsrs b
HKW ORLkAHs NATIONAL RAMR
Now Orleans, In.

REMEMpEp That the presence o.
hEM I'm Den Generals BeanregAru
and Early, who are in charge Of the draw.
ings, 10 guarantee Of absolute fAirneel
and integrity, that the chances are ali
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prize.
hMM kh BEA that the payment OF IN
Prizes ls GUARANTEED BIZ ROUR
NATIONAL BANKS OF New Orleans
and the Tickets are Bignod by the Prasi
dent OF an Institution, whose charter Cd
rights are reoogn lied in the highest Oour 70
noymoua Rchamsa
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Jan. 10. 1883
The divers and contradic-
tory demands of the period
to which we referred yester-
day, call for more attention
1t seems q paradox that
much current interest in the
store should be divide d be
tween the things for mid.
summer and midwinter. Furs
and Lawns, Tobogean Sled.
and Ginghams, Skates anc
| II a m b urg Embroideries
|Overcoats and Muslin Tn
derwear are equally in the
minds of retail buyers II
meet all these elements il
our study.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

SHEklFF'S ~ LIZ by VIRrJE UvA
~ writ OF LeVAIi FaoiAP, To nae difSoted.
VIII Dc exposed 10 public SAls, at the OCurt
htuee On haTke' btrest bstwe. \. I eath and
Eleventh itTssIa, in Inc city Of Wilnjs ,ion
New Oaslle County, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY.,
The as;h DAY oFJaREAHY. lsss
t,~s O'CLOCK, ln.,
rhs following described real oEAts, viz:
All thst certain lot or rIeos OF land with a
tro stoIS brick dwelling therein sre,tei
: teAte u tho city OF " sIninR son, bon nd al
And deaeiibed ~ follow, 10 wks
bsglbnioK GU tina noA.herY aid q Of sac ,na
stfeet ~ the di,ts ace Of VI net from IN
westerly side Of Monroe Itsest and ON IT.
westerly sioe OF tSAg vile alley. thsnes
" me 10 lloNinb tNNO conrsea OF said apsv
hoitnetly paRt.iel ~ al UGrOa RtreeI GA ~,
Ano Wesosriy parAuel 10 sec md GtTa.a m
Ieet. thenee sou aheTlJ pAralsl To Msnrns
htest anu pAssN through the mid,Ia ~
hs DIVISION WsJI between mi, ana She a a.
lln'nk LOes9 w the " VI o3 feat 10 ths said
ns o. Sospd tueet, and ther "a the,enS
ossteIiy 10 iset l. tho mo, 81 bsyinnl,,,
nn the lVilexs Of he use 0t Aid AlIev r.
lever. '' 'H'Hi'u 'heielo Tor
seL~. and taken In exesutlon as IL. n,on
s s ~ John Mellon and ~, e1d 4, y,
so1 70 Gl LES Lam 9SDy, = eyin
az. eIln umao, Wilmington, January L.
Il 1LoOd-ta
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
ON SATURDAY.
THE ArPDAY OF JrNuABT, isss.
Ap7o'sloek. y. M.

Tue fOlls wing described rial estate, via;
All thoss three corr ain lotsr or parces %
nd attn 'sd IN ~ sis, q Mhlninsses. "a "a
described as Fellow 70 wis
.,s no Of s.ssass s9ssss. PS wssinssoa.'
- the distance or 10 teet from The corn. .
+, zoe ,,s Oh. "a,
OF seventh avenue, benee along SAID side OF
seventh avenue snutheriy 20 fse$so eofnfr,
100 feet 20 . conner. henes nortAsrly parallel
With seventh avenue 20 feett 70 nnother cor
,rs ;So lee. e. Z. . paTss, h
seve 9Th avenue, and place Of sesinninE, be
',he contents :, ereef ,;eeA they may h..insa
soo{ K. Vol 70 page "a ss.
No, p Beginning NJ point on the westerly
feet sosiss,iy from q. soaihsfiy side u
,Duncsn street forTerlt "k' street thence
westerly parallel with Duncan street ne feet
seventh ssenue o fsss " ! stahe, thsnss
.easterly parallel with 1arAn strssl fest
MINI ten sSd %e. q Faiirt ad DO oo%,ssy.
,ssn:e nieH -, :ids re- .sS. BE- ss 10
place OF btEinninG, ~ ths contents u hereof
No. Bes Inning q. a s,aAs in Vie lana OF
.. y. DuncAA al the assanes OF 80 feet
- thsrly a. rlEhi AnElee from the seutnesiy
"a q ~. s ss s n9 e.. 'a Dsnsxn 1sT;
AnKlss from the w,s eTly side OF seventh
sYenue, lAence vest rly and parallel with
'k'' or duncan sres l. along line Of land VI
sAid y u. DancAn. 81 feet more or lee, TO .
stake, ihspes southerly snd rArAliel ~fsh
tsyenth avenue, 70 cd D. y stake In land OF
- hu A. brown, thence along said Brown
line. "a tsrly and parallel Win ~" or Bun-
ran str, ct Y Zee: more or le.e 70 stake In ths
fence line OF the Delswa'a q Htatera RAii-
road, thence along said fence line of the Della
ware Wegtrn Railroad, In q North astsfly
dlrcc Hon " feet more or less DO the Place Of
beHinntnE. be the what kheV m
saisei And taken IN eIeouu0a ~ the pror g.
~ OF lice BrouninR, Surviving NOR CARER
and Alice Browning HdministratrlK OF
Thorn IS browning, deceased, md I. - and W
be sold by
GIL rs LAMBSoR, Sheriff,
shesih's once, Wilmington, January q.
lhHa. ga
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
.@zzTsaze:y


We, tns uDdsrr,gns,r Ranks and BankertA
viii pay al Prfsee dfA " in The seuisiAnii
state Lotteries which may b presented ~
our coun sers.
y. II. O0IEgHY, Pres. Lsts4saaas
W@tfo1af nAnM.
PIERWH LANAUx.. Prce, ntuse ms-
tfonal nanH.
a. BALDWIN,. Pres, n. o HseI mn
CARL kO KzM, Pros. 5nfon Hsas1as
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

The following described real estate, Wis;
All that certain lot or pa eel OF land with
the frame building thereon erected tituGte
In int Hundred OF Christina, tOuNtY Afort :
wit
Bez'nning on the northerly side Of Fifth
street lend - at the distance Of "a tes Z
east'Tly from the cas- rly sid of Webb street,
Tn northerly parallel with Wen strs e.
% Rect, IN nee eRstry DhTal g, with fifth
street " feeL theme sOutherV parallel WITH
webb stree ~ rect o the sail side OF Fifth
street and n nee thereby westerly "a feet TO
the tlfee OF beginning, be the CO tents ther e.
Of what IL may. DO II l.. vol. II page 1888, etc.
s.ileS and iAken in eIecu len Asthe pro 'eIty
OF lsAac u. Murray and /. T., and TO b. sold bT
GLE LAABSON, Sherin,
shsrin's once, Wilmington, January u, 1888.
Jl2-eodAs
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
ON WEDNESDAY.
rHR 2trH DAY OF JANUARY, 1898,
At . O'Clock p. m,

The following desssihed real estate, viz:
Al thst sertAin lot, piece or parcel ef LAnd
with . brick dwelling thereon ere, ted a uAte
IN the cav OF Wilmington, boHA-.ed aud de-
scytbed aa follows, ts Wit:
Beginning on the line Of the eAsterly side OF
Union street at the distance 81 z feel from INC
corner formed by the int rseeLSn Of the line
OF the northeTly side Of hhSllorOss avenue with
The line OF the eSsterly side Of Uni n sire. [
said place Of beginning being At the nortnpriy
eide OF = feet y ide AieV lGLdin into Union
street. then, eAsterly along said Side OF aid
alley and parallel with shallcross avenue v
feet TO the westerly side Of an alley leading
from ShAllorcss avenue 10 Lowering Ayeuur
thence nOrtheriy AloaE sail siJe II SAID ali '
and parallel with Union street lG RET 10 q
corner. thence -esteily parallel with shall.
cross avenue and passing hrough tie centre
OF lhe wall dividing tho house on his lut from
the house on tne Lob AdIo ming On III north W
Feet to the east, rly side OF Union street and
thence s1uthtSly along raid side OF I'nIno
| street. 70 feet to the y ace OF beginning be IN
eOnttuts what they NAV,
seiasd and = ken In execution As he pro-
A AID /. t's and to be toid By
s,.- ~ GILES JAMESON, sheriff.
sherin's Once, Wilmington, January a
| i'oe JA9-eod-bs
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5SeeO.

ave do hereby csrsify that We supervise
ne arrAngeasnts for all the Monthly and
ytAts Lottery o., and In person m anage
snd control the drawings lasmseiveli, and
that the same are conducted with hoginsty,
hsAsss and In yood faith townfd ell psstieA
and We author&s the company 70 use I'M
oe anoate, with neNstmiles or ca. kGnAsssfu
sttsehed In ~ DtvertissneAtlI"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
EDWARD MELCHIOR

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Guns, Rifles, Pistols and ANN anltion Of
all kinds. Canvas Goods, B1eechloadins
Double-barrel Guns, from 900 up.
Call before going elsewhere at
No. 214 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
ON sATUR pay.
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Of Willard T. Pooh aud UhnllrA J. III, ulfs
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