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Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

The trustees Of St. Stephens Lutheran
Church OF this city have to-day pur-
chased the Household of Faith Church,
Tatnan street between Eighth and
Ninth, BY making amicsble arrange
ments for paying of gradually the
claim the loan associations have against
II. The congregation at present wor-
chips In Fletcher Hall, and since its Or
ganizatlon, some four months ago, has
increased rapidly In membership. Con-
nected with the church also 10 q flourish
ing Sunday school OF over one hundred
scholars with prospect OF doubling that
number in place with increased accom-
modatlons. The congregation wi oc-
cupy the church possibly next Sunday II
all necessary arrangements can be made.
The general feeling towards the Luther
ans IL that oi friendliness and the hope lie
that they may become a power OF good
In this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22
TOOK A FIT OF JEALOUSY.


The REPUBLICAN, In this matter, is de-
prived Of the pleasure II would be TO give
lite readers an accurate account OF this
very important Item. owing to the party
giving this information being too busy,
but these few details will give the reader
some idea;
The party is pronounced by the press
and people as being trustworthy and re-
oognized originator and founder OF u squ are
system that is appreciated by the public,
the system being original cautes a con-
tinue wish and makes the would-be Int
tator sink into 1T of jealousy, when
learning the truth from the messenger
who is sent 10 ascertain II true or not,
every man, woman or child, whose opin-
ion is worth Its ace value carries sum
Client influence to induce their friends TO
follow their footstep.
To the unbeliever we will say the only
way to he convinced of our assertion is
20 and see where We SO cheerfully rec
omend you.
And that patty Ia none other than the
popular Louis Fcllheimer, the Economy
Hall Clothier, 406 MAJ kct street. Over
coats wor h SIS eau be bought for $ll,
dress suits worth t25 for the same money;
the fifteen dollar ovetcoat for 81; the
Ss.50 overcoat for s4.5O; mems eli wool
pants t2.C0, and boys suits and overeoats
from one dollar up to the best Of grades
to be found in any establishment In
America, and another Important item Ia
that every article In gentlemen's Furnish
Ing goods go at cost price.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22
-
Shooting Co ntest at the Fair.

The fair Of Smyth Post Guards and
Dunn Corps, at Fifth and Shipley streets,
was well attended last evening. There
was a number OF articles CHANGED oil.
One Of the attrac ions of the second floor
Is the music furnished by "shorty"
Roberts. This evening there will be a
shooting contest between the ladies III
charge oil the tables. On Saturday even
ing there will be shooting match be-
tween the members of the guards, and on
Monday evening there will a'so be a
match between inc .nbers Of Smyth Post,
Nc. /, G. A. r. One OF the most inter
ting things during the fair will come of
on Tuesday evening, when an old lady OF
Smyth Post Circle will have a shooting
contest with al Old member OF the Smyth
Post. The old lady Is said to have been
at one time t1ne shot. Come all and
see these contcss as the admission is only
10 cents, ....
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

DUBLtC SALE-IIIE SCR1BEk
j having lerrd his fac ana guius 10 ,uit
farming, VII! sell On lilo arm situRt' u Ut FAR
view scnsul llelse On Mail Greek iluulr,N,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

HARRISON the 2lst inst, Barney C..
Harris, aged 50 years.
Relatives and friends are rcspectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral from the
residence of his son .in.lnw. Joscph PYLE,
Lancaster avenue above Union. on Sat.
nrd1y afternoon, without further notice.
services nt the house ut 2 o'clock. In
torment at Wilmington and Bntnuywiuc
cemetery.
kERsHAw -HiCKFN. - At the resi-
dence of the brides nnrents' No 2lO
Poplar street On the 26th OF February.
hy'tho Rev. W. Il. SwnrtH, pnstol'of tic
Central Presbyterian Church, MIR. j,
W. kershaw 3nu MISS Clara G. llicken,
both OF this city.
MILLIs.-In this city, on tho 10th inst,
Mary, wife OF William Mills. aged Al
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22
The shooting of Young Deakyne.

The Smyrna Times, In its account Of
the death Of young Deskyne, says that
thu young man and his iatber went to
the rescue oil their sheep from some dogs
taking their guns to shoot the ours. The
dogs were chased away and the men re-
turned and geared up the wagon to gather
up the wounded and dad animals. In
getting out of the wsg n IN the field
CHARLES by some means discharged hi:
hreech- !oader, the contents of buckshol
entering his stomach, producing a fearful
wound. lie exclaimed, "Oh, my God,
am shot, and said but few words, The
shock to his nervous system causing
death before Dr. c, o. swinney, who was
sent Tor, could arrive.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22
Lectute on WnshIngton.

The Shields Library Association, Man.
ming Library Association, St. Mary's T.
A. Is. Corps and the Rebman Library
Association attended the lecture of Rev
A. J. Birmingham before the Reilly
lyceum, last evening, on George w ash
ington, First In War, First in Peace. u
The euolgy was quite eloquent and alter
holding up the most distinguished char.
aeter Onr country has produced TO the ad-
miration of his auditors, he commended
his virtues and patriotism as worthy Of
Imitation Of the citizens OF every condi-
ton in all ages. When he concluded al
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

Mr.. Cloward, OF the College of Music,
is rehearaing his Saturday afternoon chill
dreR's singing class Ia the cantata "a
Merry Company" or "The Cadets Pic
MIC" This class ia taught sight reading
of music, and after the regular lesson
tata are rehearsed. Mr.. Coward pro-
poses to render this cantata In some pub
class to- morrow afternoon. The class
proper is open for scholars at any time.
Only 81. 90 for term of thirteen weeks.
Glass now numbers Iearly one hundred
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

The ninth ann versary OF DUPONT Post,
No. 2, G. A. r., on Thursday evening,
2s h inst, promises to be one Of unusual
interest. 1t Is to come off in the insti-
tute Hall, which will be very handsomely
decorated for the occasion. The music
Will he the best, and amongst the speak.
ere will be Governor BIggs, United States
Senator-elect Higgins, United States
Senator George Gray and many Others,
The Govern will be accompanied by his
staff OF officers, and the Legislature
State, county and city officials have been
invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

Mr.. Gambrilrs statement.

ldr. Melville Gambrill denies having
sold his machinery to an Eastern com
pany, and that be has been employed q.
purchasing agenP for any concern. lie
also denies having been cramped tlnan-
clally since he has been IN business, as
was implied In yesterdays REPUBLICAN,
but TO the contrary his property is and
always has been free from claims and at
any time during his business career he
could pay three dollars to one OF his la
bilitleR
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

The following were the only cases DIS,
posed OF at this mornings tession OF ths
city court: Charles Besch, charged win
drunkenness, was fined s. and costs, and
Thomas McHugh, adJudged gully Oh
SIMILAR often e, was fined Il and costs
James Lawless, the stubborn witlei',
who refused to tell where he bouga'
liquor, and was commit d for contenip.
was again brought before the cour,, gus
still remained contumacious. Juute
Bali recommitted him until 0c.gs
this evening, and gave INSTRUCTIONS tn ~"
he should be discharged at that TING ~
account Of his aged and in1rm mo'nsi'
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

Petitions are in cilculaiun Tor the par
don Of Taylor +. GoodleY, convicted and
sentenced 10 six months impri- aument
or shooting TIE cniored man Harvey
Tuner. The petition Is already signed
by about 900 business men and u large
numb of ladies. Several OF the Jurors
who we've Oh the jury tina, convicted
Good ey have joined in the petition Tor a
pardon.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

At four o'clock this afternoon Prof
Bachelor, the leading Tonic Sol. -Faist's
in this country, Will dellyerer a lecture to
the public school teachers OF this city
in thu College OF Music This evening al
8 O'Clock he will give a lecture to which
the public is cordially invited. Prof
Bachelor Is very pleasing talker snt
a short hauu" system of learning Il
read music at sight should Interest al.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

VIcKsBuRo, Miss, Feb. %. Wesley
Thomas, CO ored, attempted to assault
Misc Ref, just outside the city limits, on
Wedne sday afternoon. The girl was res
euei By Jake Littleton another colored
man, who in the fight which ensued shot
Thomas, the bullet striking him in the
forehead and iattening against his skull.
He was knocked down, however, and
was then bound by Littleton, who delir-
cred him to the officers. A crowd visited
The jail on Wednesday night to lynch
Thomas, but he had been removed u
smother place.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22
show Rse,. Mutton and yeal.

Washington's Birthday has always
been observed by the butchers of this
city as a time for making an extra dis
plsy of meat, and although the custom
has In measure fallen into disuse, the
exhibit to-day is very creditable.
Ia the Third street market Joseph II.
and James v. Martin, of stalls r os. 10
ard 80, and Nos. 80 and so, respectively,
make very hne exhibit. They butcher
ed four fine young steers, three OF which
were fed by Henry Churchman, of Chris
tiana, ard one by Alexander Evers9n, OF
near stanton, and which weighed 2,53O
pounds. The meat 10 splendid and ex-
ceeiingly tempting.
Immediately opposite TO Joseph K.
Martins stalls are stalls Nos. " AID rs,
occupied by the well known mutton
butcher, Patrick MONAGHAN. They are
ollie with some of the finest mutton ever
shown In this city. Mr.. Monaghan killed
fifty head, all Of the celebrated blue grass
stock, aud the Indications are that he
will not have scarcely enough 10 last him
over tomorrow. The meat OF this va
rieiy Is noted Tor being tender, juicy aud
sweet, consequently IL is always in de-
man1.
John w. But er, at stall NJ 81, has a
fine young steer weighing 900 pounds,
fed by Joel Walton, OF Chester County,
and while not as large as some others Is
beauty.
Henry Eiud, OF stalls Nos. IS and &C.
makes fine display Of pork and its pre-
ducts. His stalls are hAndsom ly deco
rated.
William F. Murphy of stalls Nos. 70
and 70 has fine young steer which
weighed 1000 pounde on the ho1f. The
mea' is very nice, and attracts consider
able attention.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

Shlloh's Catarrh Rene ", a marvellous
cure for Caisrrh, Dipntheria, Canker
Mouth and Headache. With each bottle
there is an ingenious Nasal Injector for
the more successful treatment OF these
complaints without extra charge. Price
30 cents. N. b. Danflrth, Wholesale and
retail agent, Second aud Market streets,
Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22
Take the Opportunity

While you have It and buy your clothing
and furnishing goods at auction prices
at NJ. Meyers, N W. corner Fifth and
Market streets, as the property ia sold for
bank and NJ. Meyers has to sell his, and
must sell his stock at great sacrifice by
the 10Th OF March, and the large stock is
not very easy to get rid of without sacri-
being. N Meyers, N. w. corner Fifth
and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

William II. Jones, of No. soy MIG
street, has six very fine steers In bis plsS g
the meat Of which is tempting enough "
make the mouth OF an epicure "aeI I.
These steers are all young and IN eAe W..
lent order, consequently he Will DC n p
pared tomorrow to supply his custon unts
with roasts, steaks and other cno,co eUN
that cannot be excelled In this city
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22
address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEAAs NATIONAL RANU
New Orleans, La

8En EMRER that the psynoas Of
NATIONAL BAkKN OF New 1lr,esna
ana tAe IitEats s'e signed by the Pres.
isn't Oh an Institution whose ohaYtsTed
tlght are recognised In tho highest Uourts,
thsreiore, beware o. ali iSitstious o. AZ
On DOLLAR II the priel OF the sun All
etpst Or ,ti OF rIcee, ISSUED
HY US ~ any D'aWing Angt5in ~ our
nams offered for less than Dollar 10 swim.
die.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

A young man employed in the shin.
yard OF the Harlan q HollingswOrtb
company had the ends OF two of bjs
fingers cut of yesterday while engaged
at work. After they were dressed he
returned TO bis work and conuuuei ali
day as though nothing had happened.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22
pEGIsTER's ORDER.
~ REGISTEh'5 OFFICE, 4
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELn


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL
Upon the application OF Rachel VI, Cl,rk.
AdininisratriK of Elmer W CLARK, l,le OF
New astle Hundred, In said county,
Deceased, II Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the AdninistraIfix Aforesaid
give notice OF granting of letters OF Admins
tration, npon the estate OF the deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted
WITHIN 40 days from the date of such
letters In SIX OF the most public
places OF the county Of New Castle, requiring
al persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly In such case made aud provided
ana alsocause the same 10 be inserted within
the same period In the Daily REPUBLICAN,
Anewspaper publ!shedin Wilmington aud h
be continued therein three weeks (e ODD
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
81. S. 5Oihce OF the Register aforesaid, al
t--~D-~ Wilmington, In New Castle COUNT
Aforesaid, the day and year above written,
- JOHN X. BRADFORD Register.
!, NoTlCE.-All persons having claims AK inst
/ TIC estate OF the deceased must preArnt tbs
same, duly Rttested to the Admnlstratrix
on or before February 18th, 1870, or abide
provided.
RACHEL NJ, CLARK, Administering,
Address, New Castle, Del.
f2l-eod-3w
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

Tomorrow PROMISES to he from cloudy
10 clearing, aud considerably colder. On
Sunday far, with Slight TALL of tempera-
ture, presided by snow on the New Eua-
land coast.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

WE have already sold
" more this m onth at
E h and Market than
we have ever sold dur.
Ing any month oil Feb
ruary and have one.
fourth OF If lett. How
is lhis for a showing?
The weather has not
been more iavora ole to
trade has itl or have
people needed more
clothlng2 Wonder ii
more people have not
been coming TO 9th and
Market to buy goodsl
They Will come and vi
want TO treaJ everybody
30 well that they will
continue to come and
bring their irieods
See the Su is and Over,
coats which we are sell
Ing at Cur reductions
JAS. I. MULLIN & SON
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

hh "ALhiNnioN tsbfbbLlthN
1fyou wish to keep
posted in the sale line
be sure to watch the
advertising columns Of
the REPUBLICAN.
The Farmers Index
in New Castle county
is beginning to fill up
its columns with the
annual public sales.
Numerous farmers
making a change Of
base are offering their
stock, household and
farming implements at
public sale to the high
est bidder. ....
Ifyou have a sale
be sure to advertise it
in the REPUBLICAN,
and you will thereby
make money by so do
ing. Our Wilmington
merchants would do
well by using its col
umns to let our coun
try subscribers know
what they have to off
er in the way of real
genuine bargains. The
REPUBLIcAN office will
be pleased to print
your billsand circulars
of sale. Be sure to
purchase a copy Of the
weekly REPUBLICAN,
which has been great
ly enlarged, and inn
proved, and send it to
your friends outside Of
the city and state.
Copies already for
mailing 5 cents; one
year $500 in advance.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

csn he saved this month by buying foot
wear at Babcuck's 206 Ma ket street,
above Second. Big reduction in all kinds
OF winter 100. wear.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

smeitz & Co, No. Is East Fourth
street, wholesale and retail dealers In
apples, potatoes and all kinds OF country
produce.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

Faar work and diving horses. 3culls
good stock.
" gund nIilch cows, one good heifrr; stock
hulis, fourteen piHs, six wcets old. Poland
,hin boar. q, pair citickeJs, 10 pAiI guintas
aLd3P In dutks
Ole Jump seat carriage, | phaeton, nearly
new; llEruiG spring -Ggly. in good order,
BFewslrr sp ing buRRtc one l-WHn wagon
ttAr new, good iron AZ 4 farm wagon, one
swell -budN cutter and belts moving n,ciIiut,
grain hrill, horst FAKE, nearly u "; double
hSrpoon hay FORK, rs feet ct rope win hlofks
hioehs and izll pillow, 2 twin harrow >
iron rnltiy shnvels, lorks, rAk = hjrs
gruhpiuR hoes, picks, set OF light harness, In
good ORDER sci o ~ing,rh,rn's double ~
| uiHaS on hAftess, b'iilcs, co Lars ia L. !, "
row cram, wheelhSrrp corn knives, new
| Ing and uriar Sc Thea chura, dti nntu &c
aud variety of 9th rartlcrs too numerous to
| mention.
! Terms; Al SIMS D as and unNcrc sh, All
over hat amount a crp'lI ut ! IA ,ntAs u pu r.
| chase giNin hanAatlc NOE Win an A..
! proved eudur-rr, or and vail prr rent on
for cuh JOHN T. HfNDHI X 5OS.
D. Il. RohihsoN, auc'. fl6, 30 22,2i-llw
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

3, 81 Prizes, amounting to........y, 0bi 500
foTa,IreEets drawing Capital Prizes are
rot entitled 70 terminal Prizes.
FOR Club Rates, or any iurther IpformA.
uon desired, write lesibly to the undersisp
"a, clearly ststinS your residenos, will
tate, county, Street ami rumpsr. More
rapid return mail delivery will Do asgare
flll address ''u'
send POSTAL NOTES. Express hiop,,
Orders, OF New I orr Exchange In ordlnArI
iettsr. Currency BY Express tat our ezpsngei
addressed to
m A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Washington n a.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

Go to mellz & Co. TOR cheap apples
and potatoes, and buy where you can
save money. No. Is L. 18th st.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

Several of the stalls in TIE Second
street market are very nicely decorated
Hiih 1ags, but there Is lack of that PFC
paration which made show beef day AZ
important event come 10 or II years ago.
j. D. Thompson, at stall no. As, makes
a grand display OF mutton and val, but
says that IL is only sample OF what he
furni hes his customers with the year
round.
Frederick Kieple, of stalls Nos. 81 and
SO, has two aud a half young bullocks,
the aggregate weight OF which Is 400
pounds. The remaining two aud all
OF the five are on Wells stalls in the
Eighth street market. The meat is
nicely mixed of a fine grain and those
who secure a cut of 1t will Lave some
thing very rice. One OF these steers was
led by James Wright, of Ogletown, two
by Theodore Carlisle, OF Rimbleville, and
two by Wels y Flynn, of Hockessin
Joseph Quigley, OF stall No 10, has a
fine home rats d steer weig hing /, 500
p uuds, the meat of which Is very fine
John Wallsmiih, of stall No. 50, dis.
plays young 9O0-pound steer, the meat OF
which is fat and DO doubt luscious aud
tender.
J. W. Carey, of stall No IS, has Il 1850
pound steer, the meat of which Will no
doubt be In demand tomorrow. 1t Is
you e, fat and juicy.
The finest display on King street is
made by Mieler, at No, 5o7, the we'll
known dealer In Western meat He re-
&c we'd a consignment this morning when
cannot be excelled. 1t is all youn, and
about fat enough to make 1t tender and
in good condition for eating. He is
cutting it up to-day, and To- morrow
will have roasts, STEAKS, stewing pieces
and other cuts sufficient to supply a
regiment.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

Go to Mcclure Tor all kinds of llsh and
oysters every day. Eighth street market
house.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

The Best In the Land
We have on band at the new store, 5i2,
Airg street stand.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

Families can now secure Pure Liquors
at Wholesale prices uutil March rs, 1882.
Cigars by the box o. jobhers' prices.
CuAs. ]. II. BECKETT,
No. LIS West Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

Crayon portrait at 3o2 Market street for
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22
! - - Z
DIED.

Creston lots high and dry, no rocks Il
int rieie.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

Cniess you are dead YOU will wake up when
We oder u 10 10. BUCKET OF Jelly Tor al -: less
than Wholesale price. en- Friday aud sttur-
Gay, We VIII pile the bargains Us HIGH as our
house; our spec atty viii be French sariinp.
Of he finest grade, they are here; a drive In
NOSE ttillornia eyAporated fruit pears pIuins
nhrlc Us, hrct1rlne and peache-, prunps
Blackberties, cVapr rated and in cans. our
rmon drop pcsches l' cans try them; coffee
anu Hour are on the boon again; yO still have
our French coffee to tai back on: our cotlee is
cleared In the roasting and just Nils the blli,
haNe you tried our teN Ton tea, it Is pule, il
y y ant TO sen mother present, send one
o. nose N. basket of tea, at 81. Puck sOID
makes You beautiful only 8 G, nts a cake; don I
i bt WIN ut n bar ni this French SOAP 10 wash
nlnhels! u Is 10 years d aud u6 hard as iron,
never wastes; lots and lots OF our customers
were waiting for thislot, White SAT- rotAtOcs
| % cents Il bu5hel At r., VI wiz
i---tT 500 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22
Two DAYS PUBLIC sALE-wIL

l. lie exGo ed a. public sale on tue FARM
known IS RycTysew, on til rod leading
non Delaware city TO New Castle, by the
undersigned,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

II Is strange how many meet at No.
West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

Watches, clocks and jewelry al MIil''1
II. Davis, 0 e. End st.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22
NoTICE-M 7 PonLEAsoN uAu

removed Their val n,ner s,ors 20 ~, ~,
,Nfs' Ith -, where they have ON hand a mi
ne o. "a paper and window SHADES AZ reauc-
"a 4ASeS' H. l2teJd
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

IEOR RENT-FARM OF 60 ACRES AID.
Joining the ola Lion tagrrn o. emmett
piAS' Apply 70 or address JOS. EDWARD
ID broomAll St, Oh strr, Ia. f22-2tlitMt
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22
DUBLlC SALE.-IllE SUBSCRIBER
4 Intending l. yUlt farming VIII sell at pub
lie sale AZ III RS Il nee, On Tire bultus farm,
near Midtown, Mil Creek llundrei, on
FRIDAY, MACH lst 1853,


Il 20 Il cart hprst, +, ming 10 Years Old: d ma
Of cattle: thrEe cows ~ profit two spring. r.:
lat 'ow; shoat pig, { With ~; 3 hust.r
whilcs ! n boar and sOws. Farm plrmrui,
tw" horse wagon, hrua tire; sprlng market
Wag II; l np.lOp buggy / wheel rAk
WI ei-hairow; AR" hay rigging; pluNs,
t~lu harrow, grain cradle, pAir Of duublet fees
sinRlettets con ark'r hIy cutter, Also
Two SCI 5 OF stase har rss, In Z I'd urdrr; co..
lure, brides and double lines lot OF COW
chal and many smaller articles. Also two
cook stoves, one large and one small. all In
good order. g. 2 acres of wheat IN the ground
Also At the sam time will be offered 2 work
/, horses one and one II yedrs old, and farm
NHg n.
1FRMS;-All sums Of Sl0 and under cash,
over that Rnourt a credit of months, on pur-
| chaser giving note wish app owe elnOrser
AMOS GROWN.
W. j. Lauk, Auct. I2O-ltw-13, 70, 2Sd
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

4 III, farming utensils, hptsrs pua house.
hole goods AA follows:
rive hutaCs, Dnu In 81 ears old, marc
years oil p, mare years % u, 2 l,oIs , 10 their
Gems. l horse WAGON, wan large byd 10
laullHF line, grain etc.; . hur.t, g-hgrsc
and Gu, out wagon, OK cart, / harvest hud
WITH TONGUE and a. le, mo sin. u,a hin s.
pluws Of II desert Ito ;, 2twin barrow cul
iNa;nrs OF lilleren kiLia, roller, = ~ 7r
rEke-, tntrshrt and Cltarv-, used wilma =
hOrhe pow ~ corn shelters, sleigh ana auIl,
gram t,ns, / market deArbufn, / IA c=uu
wagon, sets ca riage hafNrs nearly new,
sys lead harness, = : Is rfllchmeut harness;
crllass aud brides log chain, pIcF-. huru
tnd 81 vel , da'rJ nxt,rps, chitns. MIX
y ms aud buckets, butter zeal 8 n4d hlNIs.
Household goods One mtru'r II walnut
Arl + tnulr, " In cif,U svr,' NHr.nr chair
spear cook stove, nra. ~ CIV, : BcWdrup
pStl"r stove, / cos stove, lea ~ its+ : s.
yN sew X carpet In TIL w. III WaluutLed
l'eNi rrnrly new; 3othcr btdste4d-, mat
Tues and h Il clothes, wash tubs, pres rylng
lars and rAlls and many tulurs too tedious TO
men n. Terms, ut sale,
% wSt-'w ii. ROBERT I. RANKIN.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-22

W ihe undersigned Banks aud BANKERS will
pay an trl&es drawn In The Louisiana stat
,,tteries which may be presented at our cuun-
~ VI. WALnISLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl
Bank.
IlEKhE LANAtN, Pres. state Natl Iyk,
Bank.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union Nation'I Bank