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Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
sOosR- B0Nn WI0GlNs.

The fOreshAdOwing OF the approach,
ing winter, ~ II reads from the dos
ami lines on the goose bone, ts not \
cheerful story, The bone 10 dark at
both endF, which indicates q long win.
ter. The goOse from whose bone this
study was taken was Matched In Aprti
and killed after the iteg OF September
The bone 10 wonderfully marked. The
dOtl and breyes and lines mingle all
along the keel, thus indicating very
ohangeable weather, but the brevfs
uloAily turn down and are heavy, show.
ing that the general charactsr Of tho
winter will be falling, cold weather.
The first danger period in December
extends from the LIST to the 9th, AttsI
which there Will probably be . few
days OF sunsbiny weather. The heAv
lest storm period OF the month centres
in tha Christmas holidays, beginning on
the 18th and passing to the 9th. Al
the opening of the holidays Wa will
have very foul aud probably SONS OF
the coolest weather Of the seseOB, and
theas cold Ines run along the bone un-
I'll tbs middle OF JsnuEry. Watch this
period; aud above oil prepare for it,
II 10 more than probable that the
earth will DO covered With snow when
Christmas dEwns and that . cold north
wind will bs blowing, so that Christmas
Eros will hsve TO be bright and big for
comfort. The 24sh and 25th of Dsoem.
Der Will be the darkest storm days Of
the month. On the bone all indications
Of wet, cold and stormy weather meet
about that time, II is q ourious cipslar.
'ng Of bad signs, sUoh IS AS is seldom
seen on the bone, and . mixture OF
wsather may bs looked for, with wet
apd cold predominstlng.
The new year will come in cold and
clear, with the first danger period CON.
menoina on the An. There are three
storm periods In this month, the second
commencing about the 18th and the last
one about ta5 s eSa .. thu month. The
dots that appear on the bone up 55 he
midGis Of thh5 month are heavy, from
About the 10Th 10 the 18th especially 30,
and during this period very cold wealth
or may be LOOKED for. During Dtosmbe
and January tina mercury will frequent.
ly ba bslow zsIo, probably remaining
there for dRyF, and II theFe should be .
low stage Of water In the river there be
denger Of o fretss over.
For February short storm periods run
sill along the bone, and the ger eral chRr.
otsr of the month will be stormy ann
clustering, with some very cold days at
the frat OF the month and again at the
oloYe. Th9Ee severe spolls and contin-
uBd cold weather will keep the los and
the snow IN tine mountains, and the IiFHG
spring month will he as hoaEy IS old
winter. As tue bone ends very dark, 1t
10 very pTObsble to break ground, and
ell kinds Of vegetation will be very late
in getting start. Ii win not be safe to
put things In the ground too soon, a.
such n winter will be followed by kill.
ing frotts fer into April, The writer
remnant ars 20 have seen only on other
bous TO compare with the one this year,
and that season there were frosts Rs late
Is May.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

AAplA 40" Va tANtHsAs
TO young men steklng their fortunes
to farmers gazing westward, TO manu-
lacturcrs anxiOusly watching the growth
Of markets for thelr commodities, the
letter from our special correspondent In
Dakota viii have a peculiar interest
II is difficult to realize that the Terri.
tory which only few years ago was the
uniting ground Of the rcd man Is now
dotted over with cities, towns and vii
lagos, and that its area, greater than the
States of New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Maryland Delaware and Virginia
relied into one, Is divided into townships
parcelled off into farms.
DAKOTA Territory stands knocking at
tie gates Of the Union demanding al
mission into the sisterhood OF States She
has $40 rivera and streams, 400 lakes and
ponds in her 149, 100 square miles. She
points to her farms and proudly calls at
tention to her crops; she glau ces at the
wheat o. the world and complacently
smiles upon her own precious grain; she
waves her hand towards the cattle and
hogs Of this etatee and seems to say,
+" : ook at mine"
1t is great, glorious country, full of
ncaEg, untitled, undoyeloped wealth,
and its climate is so full of electricity
that the American eagle will soar, and
scTeeeh and screech, until the gates of
the Union are thrown wide open.
OF ali the dobutantes who have stood
on the threshold of Statehood there is
not one who has been 30 royalty rich
Come, Uncle Sam, make her your bride
and cleavo unto her until death do you
part.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
TEE GOLDEN yLowBR.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES

when Advert dRWns with IOsssnIng days,
while earth awaits the angelo hymn;
when bare - bran 1hing coral sWayd
Ia WtistlinR winds each les 4 Ssa i'nb;
v hon spring "a but % andthrift's dream,
Aud Summers wssigD west q DOVER,
Nor d0Hs nor sunshine N " redeem
Then Autumn 05tns ME Golden Flower.
Soft was the Violst'a vsrnAI hus,
Fresh was the roao'a morniGg rad,
Eu | orbod the stately dAhiia grew
all g0no, their short'lived tplsMdof shed,
The shRdoWB. leugthsninR, stretch AZ nOou
The halas are stripped, the groves sr'
dumb;
Ths frost ii WsTs vroet the icy noon,
Thsn blooms the bright chIy,anthemum
The stiheninR turf is white with snow,
let still Its radiant dlsgs are soon
Wten soon the hallowed morn will show
The wreath anu oroes Of Christmas green
As n in hu umn'B Tying days
II hsaId the heavenly song afAr,
And opened all ita glowing rays,
The herald lamp OF Beshtehsms star.
Orphan Of summer, kindly sent
10 cher the fading years decline,
In all thai plying heaven had lent
No falrar pledge Of hope than thine.
z es, Jane lie, hid beneath the snow,
And Wintsl'B unborn heir SD all claim
For every seed that sleeps below
A spark that kirdlos into hSmo.
Thy smile tho EooWI OF Wintor braves,
Last Of the bright ro5ed, ,wery train
Soft signing Ger the garden graves,
FAREWELL faTswslll We m0st ARainp'
SO msy Iifo's Gull November bilnG
Hop0'B Golden Flower, the las Of all,
Before We hear the angels sing
Where blossoms mover fade ana fall
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
Pushlus for the North Pole.

Pushing for the North Pole,
Winnipeg Special to the New YORK weird,
Nov, 20.
James 0aEnie, ono Of the Huason's
Boy company'a ehlaf fAotors In the
Arctic oirolag, arrived here yesterday.
He reports that he met Lord L0Badale
two months ago away up In the Arctic
regions. He was travelling with two
EsQulmapx guideB and one personal at
tendRnt. His English servant had left
him thres weeks before and he was
pushing noEthwArd as rapidly 10 posi-
BILE. He walked all day and displayed
auoh remarkable endurance that The no
lives reRaId him % prodigy aud refer
20 him IS the "mAn who WalFs fast"
BE even tires his guides out. He spoke
confidently OF being able, in his simple
mode OF travelling, Of reaching the
North Pole II his attendants would
slidk to him. He said ct least he would
pierce further north than any white
man had ever gone.
Nearly ell the provisions no took with
him were exhAusted, and ~ be would
eoou pass the last Hudson Bay post In
the onuutrY he Would have to rely for
exittsncs upon such food az the natives
! eat. he WAS in good health, though he
said be was sure he was not nearly 30
fat "a when be started. dc was pro.
Vlded with all Esquimaux fur suit
| when Mr.. C&rnie met him, shortly after
leaving York factory. He had met
with an accident, by which q small
bone In his arm was fractured. He had
the arm bouad up, and when CRrnie
SAW him he vAB better. He spoke OF
being meWhAt lonesome, ~ he had no
one 70 tax bis own language freely
With. CArnie said he was on excellent
shot, and had many specimens of birds
aud beasts OF the isolated country
through which he 10 pRAalng.
BE IL out in the interests Of the Scot.
tlsll naturalist society, Edipburgh, to
obtain specimens Of birds and bsGstH
and to learn mora p1inutely the habits
Of animRlB and the fehtheTed kind in.
hAhiting the Northern regions.
- Besides looking into the habits OF
animals, &J., he 10 inQuiIlDR into the
habits and cnstoma Of tina Indians, and
has already LEARNED portions OF their
language, 80 thai EDpllAh aoolety may
10 prepared for tho Wozst on his return.
Lord LcnadAle spoke when patslns
through Winnipeg Of returning this
mOnth, anu posBibly not for two years,
He tod Oarnis he w6uld probably re,
turn via the Yuk0n county through
Alaska,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
NOW IS YOUR ! TIME.
you to select goods and not be hurled we can
wait on you with better satisfaction now. We can't
begin to tell you half we have

Dice and Dice Cup, Doni-
noes and Checkers.
Desk from S5c to IS.
Rocking Horses, large size,
from Zoe to 50.
Entirely n ew Swinging
Horses from S. to $8.
Extra fine Hummiug Tops.
Christmas Tree Ornaments.
endless variety, from sc
up.
Pianos from SOC to Sc.
Every Game there 10 to be
played, SC to 50.
Express Wagons with box
Ing in the wheel, improved
draw iron nut, work right
and left the same as big
carriages. 40c to $50. y
Sleds, made by one Of the
best manufacturers in the
country.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
Tobaooo smoso q peoeaylsOtio.

from inc NtW horAius now ~.
Dr VinesBso TsssaRint, working nm,
Ter Professor GlGxA, Of thu University
Of Piss, has reosntly announced the re-
suits Of bis experiments to ascertain the
action Of tobacco smoke on diseese-
causing micro organisms, The New
York Medical Record describes these
experiments and says; "Theas results
show that tobacco smoke has the effect
Of preventing the development Of some
micro. oFgSnisms entirely and Of rstArd.
ing that Of othefA Tho Virginia Cigar
seems 10 have the most powerful effect,
while olaar5tte smoking had only q re.
tArding IL fluenoe aud Did not entirely
check the growth In any form"
The various kinds Of tobacco used In
DR.. TnssArini'a interesting experiments
were applied 10 the germs Of Aslatic
cholera, pneumonia and other dlsensss.
II Il worthy Of note that they seem to
Indicate thu power of some tobacco
smoke to arrest the deadly work Of the
microbes supposed to cause cholera and
pneumonia.
Excessive indulgence in tobEooo %
weEkeus the HyRem as TO make II an
easy prey 10 all diseases. Bnt, 40 the
Medical Record says, there has long
been vague belief that tobacco smoke
losAened to some 6Ktent the danger Of
infection when one 10 exposed, and DR.
TAFaarini's experiments gave soma sup
port to the opinion, go far - the mi
| orobes which Infect the mouth and res
pirat0Ty pasfaRe8 are concerned.
The evidence addueed by the italian
physician apparently indicates the
value Of tobscoO, II used moderately
- affnrdinG some proteotlun to persOnI
breathing pestlleHtlSl air.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
]. r. HUDSON g. CO.,
No. Is Market Street,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Only agent in this section. or In
HAuKINS Z CO.,
Real Estate Department.
GRATIS.

We offer cur services and the beneht Of our
extended experience As Real Estate Agents,
without charge, to alt intending purchasers
OF Raal Estate and promise 70 use our earn
eat ondeavors to procure the most feRsonR
BILE prices and best terms fer any property
located in the city Of Wilmington
Having been LONG estAblishEd In the bust
mesa, We are thoIoughly asquIinted with the
values OF ali kinds Of City Property. and to
a considerable extent with tbs owners also
We therefore hAvo superior advantages for
negotiating purchases, and ottentimo5 have
valuable information At hand which would
be most useful to those desiring to buy.
You cannot atloId to dispense with our
services, as We can almost invariably secure
bet.or terms for our customers, for any piece
OF property, than they can OBTAIN personally
from the owners themselves or through any
other sRenoieJ
We will RtteEd promptly % neoeNary do.
tails, make all ARRANGEMENTS with owners,
and draw the legal contract oil purchase and
sale without expense to the buyer.
AL butinoss will DO considered strictly
confidential.
We viii take pleasure at all times IN sub
mtttinK any reasonable offer to oWrers. and
believe purchasers will save money, besides
trouble and annoJ Anos By engaging our ser
vices.
HAwKIRsS q CO.,
7S2 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

The whale bark Josephine (now at San
Fragcisco) caught two''whale killers" in
the Japanese Sea The killers are ex-
ceptlonally rare, and not a member of the
Josephlne's crew had ever before seen
one. Both fishes were easily captured,
and the head of one Of them was brought
to port, 1t shows a row of large savsge
looking worries. numbering Al. When
discovered, the killers were engaged in
an attack upon q whale.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
UTILMIEaTOn GTEAaBOAT 90.


Have my ticket for Salt River, must 20 up
In the steamer Betsy Aun from now 70 25th
Of March, Must unload lots OF good 3, begin
ming with Fine Teas and COteCs, EVapOratcd
and Dried Fruit Prunellsa at 10 Ceuts, FIGS
for 10 cents Delicious Oranges as sweet us
sugar for 70 cents dozen, for aThanksgivlr x;
Nuts and liaislns, Fine MincemeRt Of our own
ordering, Purest and Bosy Country LaTd and
Sausage. We Will unload a lot OF Flour at 25
cents a bag; makes white bread; and good
Butter A. - CT ntS; Soap at Ceul5 I bar. worth
10 cents; Il lie soup that takes Out ali dirt and
n27-lti JOHN WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
Anotnsg vlrgInla Ezoursion.

No person ever visited the famous
Shenandoah Valley, Virginia and West
virginia but he Admired the country,
its people and appreciated the vast re.
sources awaiting Development. DuTiug
the past few months . very heavy i'm.
migI alton has gone into these Staten. II
lie q grand country, has an excellent
climate, is rich In natural regouFoes,
lands are cheap, and persons seeking
new locations should look Il over imme.
diately.
December Attn the Baltimore g Ohio
Railroad 90. will sell round trip land
excursion tickets good for 80 days from
Philadelphia, Wilmington, Del, New
ark, Del, aud Chester, Pa, to various
points IN Virginia aud Wesy Virginia,
ct one fare for the round trip.
For particulars Abont this excursion
spply TO ticket agents, B q o. r r.,
at points named above, OF O. r. Mac
kenzis, 1888 Chestnut street, Pailadel
phia, Pa,
n. V. Richards, Land Agent, o. 8
O., Baltimore, No, viii give you Gul.
Information about lands,
UBAs. .. eCULBI
Gen, Pass. Agent,
i. 81 0 r f. 10,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

Is performing wonderful .oures con
tinuously OF weak, infiSmsd and sore or
rcd eyes and gTanplAted red and muol.
ded eye IDS. We refer to Henry
BAFtel, Professor W. a. ReynoldH,
Henry Rqmor and W. H. Ryan. A
very bad case now we'll. 26c. Depot
Fourth and King,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

They arrived at Minneapolis last week
a qneer load OF cattle in the shale of a
herd of SO butfaloes The herd is the
famous one raised since 1877 by Warden
Benson, of stony Mountain, N. w. T
The animals have been bought by q. j.
Jones, of Garden City, Kan, who has for
some years been making special study
OF the buffalo, and who has at present a
herd of about so ON his ranch in Kansas
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
What a Time

81, ,ormerly had, trying 10 swallows
~f ,l 6.sb;oaeii pill with It's film OF
., V vsssiy Disgusting its bitter
and vssas Q soaSTast to Ayers
81. tb,s hsaa Seaa vTsil called "nod-
~, ,.1 spe,gss.sz.ssu-ths only fear be.
md uaasass uassg 10 tempted into
s.ar to as&v o. 0 6ose. But the
,.rasss CO plIia end should be
Ti,,l, ioiaas6.
T. rtgss q a. a chittenangot
v cYUxyNgs e4ase4g what hundreds
=. vrlttsa q Gssaspg length. lie
y. :, Ayeria C.aAassso Pills are highly
s.,,ciatrd. Tasg so perfect in form
n coating, sRd tassir effects are all
I, tho muss Gsssszl physician could
,,,,e, They Ezge g2pplsntod all tho
"A, hrmeriy ppaa2as hsre, and l think
must be sse tns8SO any other can
made ths Ssa a sfi compare with
,,m. ThusS 80 &Ag year pills get
n value Tor uaas @saoy."
asafe, pieaRsnss SID certain In
,,ir action" IL this concise testimony
Dr.. George 3. Walker, OF Martins.
Tile, Virginia
uAyor's riIis outaeIl all similar prep.
nations. Tho public having once used
l., ,,ili have NO others - Berrv,
r,uallo & Collier, Atlanta, Ga.
Ayers Pills,
Nvaird ~ Dr. J. @. Ayers CO., Lowell, Man
Sold by all Dealers In AIedieIaS~
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
ID UBLIO SALE OF FARM, WATER
l. power RIist and saw mill.-The under
aigned " Ill sell al Public sale, on
MONDAY, DEcEMBERsd, 1888.

on the premises, In Frauklln Township, Ches-
ter Co, Pa, Abaut mile north OF Kimble-
Vile, miles from Landenberg on the Il. & q.
railroad and Pennsylvanla and Delaware City
railroa and miles south Of Avondale aad
West Grove on the Baltimore and Central
railroad, all that we'll known farm ana Mill
known as ''Schoegeps Mil, - bounded by
lands Of Jacob snyder, Iioratio Grant, Jthn
Snort, Jesse Spencer and others, containing
l08 Acres, RoOds, IL pcTches. The Improve
ments consist Of large two-story stone Man
sion House, Frame Barn Grist and Saw Mill,
two runs Of Bprs, saw MN IL new, also Tur-
blne Wheel, water power Is ample, west branch
Of White Clay Geek, @ der Mill, Frame
House occupied by Miller, and other Out
building. Good apple orchard. Fences are
good and the land Under good cultivation.
About Il Aces Of Timber. This Is considered
one Of the most productive farm in the
nclghbornoOd. The mill 10 doing good local
business, The property will be offered rs
whole or divided as to suit pr rchaser. Anylper-
son wishing TO view the premises will please
call on Davla Hume, now residing, on the
farm, or l.. II, Robinson, at tho mill. Sale
at ] O'Clock. Terms Will be made easy. For
further particulars please call on or address
JOEL SCARLETr. Keunett Square,
ID. NJ. MCFARLAND, West Chester,
Executors OF John Baily.
n4-eod-ts dSW
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

FFou the Hon Levi FetteFa; BsrneG
towp, Pc, Dot, 8, lss8-Dr. Joseph NJ
Fult0n's OouRh Syrup ts the best rom6 =
dy for n cold ever uBad. Levi FstseEs.
Sold by N B. DAnforth. 25o.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

The celebrated Three y. b. o. cigar,
manufactured by a. p, Bourbon D
Bro, he. 7ie West ssOosd street. The
bsak &c. cigar in the CITY. Try Shsns
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

GALE or UUWS-THE SUBSCRIBER
- will have ct ths drove yard, CENTRE
Wills, lei on
THURSDAY, DEOBMBER 9Th, 1883
one css.s load Of iFssn COWS shG sprinRers,
which he VII eitsr at Private Sale. GH5s5
COWS vera carefully heleotod in Lancaster
%. especially for this market and viii
please you. ROBERT mERRIUK.
n2s.l2tdhws
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
BEE HIVE"
BOG MARKET STREET.
Thanksgiving Bargains

One lot of Ladies' Coats
at 81 so each.
One lot Oft to be sold at
SO instead of SI2. We want
the room and don't want
the coats.
From the PHILADELPHIA fire
sale we offer you dress stufs
at prices you never thought
of. Loads of goods at to
I value.
SOC goods at IS. 25c goods
124.
size goods at 62I. 62B
goods, 371.
SOC goods at 90, and plenty
of other bargains.
1000 yards remnants Of
Neck Ruching from the
mandatory at half price.
Now is your time to buy
Ruching to keep till wanted.
A better Kid Glove bar
gain than you ever saw Is
now of the Bee Hive. A
regular 81. so glove for 75c
a pair for this week. Don't
fail to see them.
Russell, Mi;sinsr & Co..
BOG MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

PsrFnns Intending to lay In a supply
OF sNest potatoas for the winter should
LOAF, or Bmslts, 10 East Fourth street,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

prsyentsd and cured by Hcopar's Auo.
dyne. best medicine for tsathinG Eno
collie. s u druagiAta.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
Dr. SHINING Whlto harmonic BalsAm

The great real prevention OF oonsunp.
tion and positive cure Of coughs, sore
throat, hoarsen0ss, Group, etc., and pcs.
tive prsseFver OF the voice for public
speaking. Sold only In 500. and 81
bottles, Depot, Fourth and King streets,
WILMINGTON, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

McCafirey h Workman, Oyster Rock +,
No. 903 MaFhet street. Open ell night.
Give them q call.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

Q, 10 OF 80 gemB for 81 cents a. Cum
mings' RRllefy, 800 MErksk street.,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
THEELECTION

Has not resulted in a way to
please everybody. It never
does. Neither party started
out with the intention to con-
ciliate or deserve even the
good opinion OF their oppo-
nents.
They're not built that way,
1t takes lots of courage, ener.
gy and patiencs in BUSINESS
to constantly deserve the
good viii Of an exactlng pub.
lie; but well defined rules
insure success, such as
/. One PRICE and that the
lowest.
2. The best for the price
paid, whether the goods
are fne,medium or coarse.
3. The privilege to return
any article which for any
reason does not suit and
get your money back.
These and other good rules have made
a successful, lively business at
William H. BabCOCk'S
ne. nos KARKEE ST., Anew an.
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE
Leader in boys' and children's shoes.
Leader in mems working shoes.
Big assortment; moderate profits.
2O6-2Oe Market St above I'd, 9O6-2O6
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

FOR sALE-TWo PARLOR HEAT
i trs, good as new; one Refrigerator; one
hstlou, In good condition; \ lot OF well
Ind WyandOtte Fowls, one Hatcher aud
Bt09her. Must sell as am msylng ana can.
Dot take the above articles with me.
AMY tnt. q. LENHA RI, trusbyterian
hansr Grfen HIM. near Rising sun, VIII
LtHgtJu, Delaware. n.7-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

tGR SALE OR REE t.
The three story oric X
dselling, No. 1867 West
Eighth street, containing 8
OOms, hot and cold water,
batter, water closet and all
mvenlences. Will sell or
rent reasonable. Apply at
this Office.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

LOWELL, Mass, Sept, /, 1888.
MIDnLBsEX, IS.
Personally appeared before mo, . nota-
ry public, John Nicholson, and made
oath that the above statement is true.
GEO. II. RICHARDSON, Notary Public.
o0-2taw
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

Robes and blankets OF = 10l
West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
MAKES An EXCITEMENT
IN LOWELL.

This girl is thirteen years Of age, and 8
one OF a number of old, helpless cases of
progressive paralysis, cured by the Moxie
Nerve Food. She now resides at No. z
L Street in the City of Lowell, State of
Massachusetts,. She was SO helpless her
mother was obliged TO attend her So in In
fancy. Her physicians said her disability
was progressive paralysis, and absolutely
ineurable. A nurse at the Massachusetts,
General Hospital advised the use of Moxie
It was given. No medicine or other
means were used meantime. Two cases
of Nozzle made her as well as ever before
and from being speeches. and helpless,
she is now healthy, romping school girl ,
with glib tongue, and no one would
ever imagine she was once a helpless,
hopeless wreck.
We certify that the aboveis absolutely
true In every respect.
JOHN NICHOLSON, Cher father.)
SARAH NICHOLSON, Cher mother)
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

NJOIIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undeTsiRned will make npplioAr
tion Ht the next session Of the Legislature
Of tho ktaio Of Delaware for q divorces nom
No I'm JOHN p. DEPUTY.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
rVAPIrAIlIsrS, DAIAYMEN ANU Ora.

n
" ZIERS.
FoR BALR-A desirable farm cOnta lining
eco acres more or less, situated 50 miles
from wilmington and ~ miles from New
OAgtlo, on tho Delaware river. DWELLING
hOufs and out-buildipgs in good order; sta
bling for 30 head OF horses and COWS. II not
sold Ill DO for rent from 2bth Of Mach next.
Address r. 4. A., this once. n2f.tu fdLW
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
EOS HsaG.

EoR RENT - ONE FIVE-RooMED
u house, large yard, 81 per nor tn, also one
hine-r cOmed house ahd store $40 per month.
streets. n.O-u
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
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Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

DOARDERs WAETED AT tle LON.
ID bard street. Pleasant rooms and good
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