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Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

Burglar proof patent catch- locks, y lille
they may z ve Dan q sense of serurlt
are often eauee OF emb Nrassment. A
New Haven, Conn, man ID this fact
painfully illustrated on u recent morning.
He usually ges his murnins per, win
out taking the trouble to dre,s, by GETTY
putting his IN through the outer do u
and picking It of the door mat. tn
pened TO be breezy morni z, q toe
Japer was blown to the end 1 the stot d;
NO one was look TX, so the esger seeker
for news stepped without Thep ,u.t
Of wind shut he door, aud he ound him
self aloue and shivering IN his striped
pajamss. H. ,pplem-utrd hla se-nty
raimsnt with tho m rnlns paper, aud
spent several anxious moments ia the
back yard industriously throwing bible.
At the servant window before he gained
an entrance
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

A Pluto Indian whom Bill Nye met at
Niagara Falls said to that veracious
chronicler: ~ am here to procure Our
regular SUPP ly Of Indian relics for the COM
ing year. We cannot compete any longer
with Connecticut IN the n anufacture OF
genuine Indian relics so we cone to
Niagara Falls for them. We also get
most II our ornamental bead work dunr
In England, and our ornamentil massa-
ere business To- done there, too. The
white man has facilities which we do not
have, and so the red mans guose is prs =
ticaiiy cooked. We buy ali our weapons
and headache sticks now at Ridley &,
and our tomahawks at Mays. We get
our bows aud ar ows made at Wat rbu v,
Conn.,, and Jordan, Marsh IL Co. furaish
US with our lingerie We can buy arrow
heads cheaper than we can make them,
and why should we toll over home
made arrowhead all day whtn we can
steal horse in ten minutes that will
Ing us nice new relies en- ough to last us
n year? We have In our tribe favored
free trade, and 60 we, with our fact 10
dustries, are thrown into direct competi-
ton With the pauper relic makers of the
bowery. You can buy good sealp at
Chatham Square for 90 cents to-day, and
so the warpath is practica ly overgrown
with grhss. In ayear or two men with
samlpe-cases will, no doubt, visit the
Indian Tribes and sell their years supply
OF everything In that line. We are utterly
discouraged. There has not been war
like attitude amorg the FLUTES since the
Buckwheat Pancake Outbreak Of 80.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

The horrible death If Bertha Bsum-
gartne' = tanner of W Id Beast, 10 re. ,ort-
cd from Hohenmuth, IN bohemin. bur
Ing q public perfo nance II a afro tink
menagerie she ent red an empty cage,
and the door of an hdjoiring cage as
then opened u let a liOo and Bengal
slger eater. The lion wall ed 10 quietly,
but the tiger, q ieroeio 8 beast, which
had three times wounded IL, kea err,
crOuched IN the doorway AID showed
temper. The Rlrl lost nerve, c,isd To-
he p and slipped. AS she did the
tiger male a spinR for her, and af-
terribly lacera ing her tossed er body
about the cage. half tue au Hence ran
to tie do RS In horror, while the attend
a1ts led to beat of the iger by poking
hot T. on, into the cage. But the girl was
dead long before the animal was driven
away.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

COR RHINESTONE AND DWELL
l. u No. 2ob Madison sire I, Inquire,
P. MONAGHAN.
j20-l Fourth anu Addison slreeta.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

A Fall River, Mass, despatch says:
Reports from the Vineyard and South
Shore s,e that the sea moss gatherers
here are In despair. Almost no IN 8. is
being secured. This Is q 8 rious los to
the eatherers, who oepend largely for q
livelit God on the revenue they receive
from the sale of moss. The scarcity is
attributed to the unusually mild weather
and Ihe absence Of Ice. eports IRON
ether shores ind cate similar scarciI OF
moss. If the winter crop is a fall IRE. as
now seems likely, the 'emains of last
y, ar's crop will comm nd q high figure,
and blauc mage aud jeliies will be costly
.uxuries next summer
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30
His wife Not a burglar.

A Patterson IN. J.) nsn was awakened
the other night By hearing iome one
NOV ny about his room. He sprAng out
Of bel aud 'eized y poker, with which he
dealt the intruder two heavy blows n the
head, and then discovered that the sup
q sed burglar was his wife The latter
had been awakened by her husbands
talking in his sleep and had come to see
what was the matter with him. A physi-
clan was summoned and dressed two bad
scalp wounds on the wife's head.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

stoodf Che tan arehAngei, weighing
Al man d. eawins doing, saying,
All me Iailpre an the gale,
Ant " umph and the pain,
tbe uptpnkined years,
full OF hopes. nor full OF tears,
since old kdAm's conscious eyes
backward SEARCHED for Paradise,
Apd, instead. tho name he saw
VI memorable Law.
In dream I marked him there.
win his nIe gold at' Ike inE hair.
II MS bindinP ar hof stand,
Aud the scales were L. his band;
Mishty wire they aud f,ll we'll
They could poiss both Heaven and he'll.
"..htnge,, y asked 4 humIly. .taen,
TS Ms ,s,ss d shSe ne n Sis q m'hf
NAY" he answered inc, not o.
But | web h he hopes Of man
since ne a Pow, : Of ne, choice began
Then waited and was still.
In one scale I saw him place
III the tories Of our race.
Crps that LIT keisbszsAr's fast,
Gems The wond 7 OF the Eas
tolsi Hcep'rr, t,ecsar's sword,
MANY pott's golden word.
Ma asp II Of sci nee, vain
To make men a. Rods again.
In the other scale lie thew
Ihlngs rera ess, outcsat, few,
hAttyr-nsh. Arcua-sand,
OF 81 Francis co = strand,
heechen cups OF men whose nerd
IasLed That the poor mis- hi feed,
Dlsillutiuns aud despairs.
e yoang s-ints wi h Erie., eraved hairs,
Broken llcAfts that break foreman,
Marvel through my pu SEES ran,
feeinH then tie nenm divine
Swlfilv on this hand decline,
Mhile ear h,u spi endor aud renown
Mounted light a. thistle down.
JANIS RUSSELL LOWELL.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

EoR RENT.-9-RO0M HOUSE WITH
J front porch aud large side and back ysrd,
with all the modern Improvement, COS Wrat
18th 81. Inquire Oh. A. CON NER, ,liavness
and Trunk store, NO. n. 9Th st. j9-tT
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

PROPOSAL s--sEAIFD PROPOSALS.

viii be received by The rnsteeA Of TIE
Toor New Gas lr county uutiiD O'Clock, q.
n. Of January 70. isa 7 .epplylnl nc Aims
sto April ~ isa, with be- Z. motion, sat
p0rk, bread. Eroce 10 dry good, clio HUG.
nfass aud nrdici ies, shes y carpet clippers,
nuuf AID ,eed and Ra' oil ne. HidS for bee will
hr Wv TIE qua 10, IN y oDbrtion OF one hinn-
uuaritr with The kidney fat taken out with
thrro 10 pquArtcrt, out OF cattle well fatted
anddtcs ingn ilcss thar nyehundr dpounds.
Tda fOf NJ iitan viii he fOr fofcquarters oniy
il dis = dry goods. unhleached nus Ia, b.
nIrton "a No s for blea he'd muslin, bids
viii be f5r sili's. fyr rbivots, bids viii br for
iii htand known a. Columhiasi TO- ralioh, the
ii win he Tor n 9 brend known NJ Coqiico;
for bingham, the bids VIII "a for the brand
lnbw a. Lancaster; for blue ch-ck, one yard
Vide he ND for Called mar Tor be '-tleklng,
lie nd viii bp for tee brand known As snsnne-
hanna; n.niinepiget not be IA less standard
with the approxlmates amount OF goods re-
Iau y for q. u 1t three months, Will be FUR
In he'd IN bidders.
BS r. ,olniion o. the Board OF Trustees, mas
krl II III ir last meeting In December, the
I,oirnittcr on Accounts will meet at tie Aims.
bone al 10 "'olaek. a. ~. January ~, that il
Lie ~ ore thr regular qua teily meeting,
IN audit hills To- tnpplles the pas qua ter. Ali
BIZ nai presented or tue 2Dth will have 10 lay
JOHN GUTHRIE,
i9l-S SupOriAtendcut,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30
FORCED SALE.

All my stock must be sold re-
CARELESS of cost, as the property
has been sold for a bank, and
must be vacated by the 25th OF
March. l am compelled to sell
my Stock, Fixtures, Household
Goods and everything in the N.
w. corner of Fifth and Market
streets. ~.....
A rare chance for everybody
in need of
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

DUPLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD
= at public sale, near Cooches' Bridge, at
Dayetrs Corner,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1889,
Att O'Clock, p. m. Sharp.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

salesman-"That's a perfect ut,

saIesmsn-"That's perfect ut, lady"
shopper-''Yes, they feel quite COM
Portable. [Slips OF shoes and looks at
the sole. Mercy they're mile too bigl
Why, they are hves, aud I never wear
anything larger than threee"
Salesman-"These are tt rees, lady; but,
you SEQ, there been such a demand for
Them we've been Obliged to mark them
up"
Shopper-"Ohi we'll, guess I'll take
them. / thought they couldn't be fives. {"
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

|ll FNRbALE UR RENT.
Tree comfortable dwellings Vita stornroom
httci up. Oogh stand tor business. One a
nruF store for " yearain town OF 100 inhsDi-
ianis. No other diuz store IN the town;
fubu Rouse. good garden lol. The other two
~ any ~ ht business; flhis property can he
hhus ht o pay i.2 rer centl. Rents moderate.
y u: itcllty convenient to city, Apply 10
IN LIP II. CLARK, AGO., 81 Market ST., OF
l)h Y. A. BOOTH, SOL Washington 81,
lSsf Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30
. -HOR SEES Er

OLD.
No. 2. May, sorreI mare years old. Both
good workers and extra drivers,
No. .. Two-yeAr old colt, good stock.
Eight heah OF mich cows, some milking and
others springtnR, sowt will fArrow by the
10th, boar hog, all Polan China pure stock.
heiiers, top buggy, market wagon, dug
cut wagon, | farm wagon, South Bend nj W,
2 cultlyators with attachments for covering
corn, little Ola mond sulk' cultivator with
attachment for marking corn ground, sleigh
corn shelter, sets carrisge harness, set
Wagon harness act pillow harness. l WeslinE-
house engine l0h )rse power, S6 inch steren7s
grain thrasher, In complete order, / Joliet
hole corn shele leather belt, lO6 feet long
- IL ches wid' H. IN beit ITO feet long IN
ches wide, new; circular saw and frame. I
bar ow, forks, rakes, sh wells, hoes anu many
other farming u sils not mention ed. One
cupboard, stove, churn, lot of milk ans
buckeis, half bushel and half peck me sur,s,
ed chest, lot of barrels, acres WHEAT IN
ground, and many other articles too tedious 10
m. ntion.
Terus;- All sums OF go and under cash all
sums over that amount credh of 8 IN nths
Will be given by purchaser giving bsnknble
note with approved security, interest added,
JOHN W. DAYETT.
W. L. bayetb Auetleneer. J2Awst
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

E'OR T-THREE-sTORY BRICK
u HOUSE contAinlnk 10 rooms, bath, rang.
In kitchen, heater in cellar, h u and coIl wat
er, Rooi ward sable with room tor horses
and carriages IN thi rear. THIS IL n desirN-
bic property aud centrally located, being only
one square I ON NJ rk, street.
ELlZABETH hcOJhB, nth ana Market
streets, igA-st
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

EoR RENT-A FARM OF 100 ACRES
on Lancaster pike, about 4 miles from
WILMINGTON; Apply 10 LOUISA LYMAN
on the premises. t2s-6td-ltws
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30
DUBLIC SALE.
WIN be sold At Public Sale, on the B. 8.
Booth FIRM, on the road lealing from Hare'e
Corner to Christlana. on
THunAnAY EERRuAnY Ia $50


Corner to Chrlstlana. on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY a. SO.
at IL O'Clock, q. M.
10 Head OF Good Horses.
no. I; Lucy, roam mare, coming years
ola, well broken single and double, number
9So. !: LlsetfoOt .orreI mare. coming 0
ye rso old, good yorker and driver. sale for
80 ?; Myrtle, saS mare e. coming 2, . years
old, good worker and driver, safe fof lady 70
R , %.r 9 ssy:.I = 5 ss. sos az road
mare, an eIcellI nj worker and driver.
N9s; 4 s,S and l.: f.srilng colts, OF
Nine Good COWS, the most OF them with
ealve: =, their sides, the others close SPRING.
Bulls: one nat bull, will weigh about 1870
ham bull calf. months old!
ass h IT, G sHa saSp Il ko y
sarininE Implements: farm wagons, OK
yators 2-horse eultlvstor, Eyens' Proved
corn planter n good order. B2-horss plows. q
pSod ess eass corn ssssr ii iIons ssder
.isighs aud belis l arrage pole, ! ,srge
ness, ! set single carriage harness lot piow
harnss'; forks. rake s9Sysls; az; ,ha-bpotss-
pairs OF new twin arrow frames.
househo soods; parior stove. lounges,
chars; tables, carpets asa other articles: Als9
looking well.
Terms: ii sums of $40 and under, cash;
sn purchaser Giving bank Bile note with an
r2sso q the same time aud place, / will ssu
aR NJ ~ OF SG9sh.FHRS TsAs
VIM. j. Lank, suctioncer. t2s-wts-f.dts
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30
NJ II y NrVNHI " III
HORSES

No. ]. Sorrel mare. Sadie, 6 years old;
NJ. z sosrel Stallion, Dexter, OF excellent
10. j. bark ssy Horse. Nimrod. years old ;
hisas bas Sed.r oisg I ysa Hs e az
No. q: Dan Mar. Rosa, colt by her side. "a
Twelve milk cows. all home raised stock,
fresh ard others spring. ~; heller, years,
springins, hsifer. year old. One Durham
rive We tons of Timothy hay. self-bindinR
Osbnrne machine, In good condition; farm
good order; SELF dump b y FAKE, 2 sets twin
harrows. cultiyators, Iron age cultivator,
p ON, two-horse roller, nearly new; gram and
fertilizer drill. nearly new' move and rea,
BSshe & PRINT oats, i, ooS bushels ofeo+n on
the car; EralI fan, nearly new; moving
scl tlies, srlndstone, one horse Syracuse pillow.
ahoveis, scoop shovel lin hay forks, 3 a.
nnrr forks corn kniv ., garden hoes, ~
~ COW chains, wheeiba row, 2 sets double
,wagon harnts sets pillow harm ~ set driv
rdipK ST. az. half Susbe iq mrssuses, 10 ausy.
and al DAIRY ci Ss s sids e 1s !.
route. 9 barrels cider vinegar, yelrs old.
Hou .ehold and kitchen furniture: Beds bed
STANDS Howe SEWING ' mschns. Victor COOK
carpet q ySTSs, rag ssr0e5 lSf.s side6o.5a
/ rkey hens, 3 Eobhl-rs, 8 pairs guinness, large
dairy table. large dog kennel bundo fobt ,
wire chicken coop 5 fly nets, NJ, arly new; 6
chicken coops, turkey eoops, IS gIa'n bags,
Y acree OF wheat IN the gronnd, u foot ladder,
new and many other articles too numerous 10
mention.
Terms:-All sums OF so and under cash; all
over that amount a credit oil seven months, on
purchaser giving n bankable note with an ap
proven endorser. MACY A. MILES.
it4-3.w-f2 G. Cd
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

WANTED.-A GIRL FOR GEN
w ERAL house work at No. 12l7 wes-
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

DUBLIC 6ALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
Il public sale, at the residence of the sub
scriber on the Ewes Farm, on the road leading
from Wilmington TO New Caste,
ON MONDAY, FEB, IL, 1889,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30
DUBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRI-
Il Der quitting the farming busines S. will sell
at public sale, near Iron Hill STATEN, p, W.
q Is. X. IT,, three miles from Reward,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1889,
All O'Clock, D. M. Sharp,

His entire stock and farming utens,,s az ~
driver and speedy, colt coif,ine wears osa.
s.ie i Sesrhnrnn with ioct ~ s un. " gan y,
fall nR I n Doggy / carrisee noIs'I IefSh,
two horse wagnn Parvins u ma en3 tron s1ie' I
rfdinn euitiyator. i Thomas amoot Ing Har-
row With seat, Planet Jr., cuitiyator and ii
Gem hand cnltiyators i two-hoTss dale Nav
one.horse Gale NOV. 1mSrtin@ out nfRn iw"f
farm sled, ihand piow. i corn shelIer with
ter and siItter for hand n nower. i Iiahany,
seed aosyer grindstone ,nnsrtsn1 n,,s n,,isa
W III steel points sets staae haraess 4 sats
lead harn. Is. lei heavy a. srborn harneas 2
se1s cnrrta ~ h.rnas "a, do,tta ~ us,
harness, hrayy iy nets. 4 earTiase Nv netss
cniisrs hrtdias AZ isIter. 49,. hShss
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30
For Rent

Tor RENT.-T0 GOOD TENANTS
y only. two 7.ropin houses. hot and cod
water ard bath, nrst-clAss con, ltlou AMI
with front porches, IS per montb. Two itsres
with dwellings suitable for Bmal business
with stable room II daslr d. tl5 per mInih,
t2S-l0t +. j. y, RID, Sth and Rodney Sis.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

kXYAErED--OUUUPAErsT zoe n AND
Wv someiy furpisnsd rooms. osntI mss
Only. Eagt "a street dBtf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

WAIVED. A PLACE TO DO GEN.
w erai house ~osk. Apply at No. na Cur-
lett airee.. 80 Ut
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30
CALIFORNIA.

Sleeping CAIs. heap Rates. Boutnern Pact
Ne Co. address y HAwi kY. Gent Eastern
kMITN, Afent, 4oz Clitntnnt st., PhilaieIphIs,
or any BAIT. a Ohio Ticket Agent JlS-ItawsAlst
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Y application to increase ilie capital stock
Of the bureau Cnn aud Manufacturing Com
pAny vii y" trade bsfoie Hoo. |. Q. Grub.
kssOeiate Judge ~ Chambers, on Saturday,
February 0. 1852, at ~ O'Clock .. m.
HOfFEUkElt q HuFFE KER.
t2s los Attorneys for Company.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

a bCllONEEh.
n am now ready TO can public sales at
cnce feel conhdent of giving satisfaction
Any one wishing to MAKE sale would do
well TO give me cst. Charges M de rate
Address WI. n. DANEfr,
1l-t"dft XIV Glasgow, del.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

WANTRD-A RESPECTFUL COLOR
w ed woman wishes day work; can do a y
hoasesoTh or will take In sewing. Gall ~ sos
Woilaston street. J2D-3t
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

A TTENTION-AI.L PERSONS DE.
n string rugs pure aud chemicals ~ wish
inE their prescriptions or private receipts
carefully Compounded with pare materials
del, aastd'
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30
DURLTC sALE--T9E SUBSCRIBER
l. intending TO quit the farming and da ry
business Will cell all his person Il property a.
the Homestead farm, situate In Christina
Hundred. ID laware, on the Brandywine
Springs road near RchaI dseu's Mills.
ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. Is, 1889,
At 10 O'Clock, Il. M. Sharp.
HORSES

No. I; Gray Percheron Stallion, ,I,ogan)7
e .nre V fSal ga geter, Win III ped rec. u ~
Nos. 2and 3 Pair OF gray Porcherop horses,
half bro d hsrs eyearss ed IN hsn IDS nixh
SOS. Z and 5, Fair OF gray horses, o and7
hish. sound aud fearless OF ali objects, good
workers AID drivers, 81 Perchefon stock,
MS. q and I. ppsirsof bay horses, and
yes's old, 1874 hands high, VIII weigh $500
pounds. sound and good workers single or
NO. .. Gray horse. 7 years old, isx hand:
iesdsr, goa bone, 81 Perchefon, viii weigh
No. 0. sIay horse, yysars old. IS Ia hands
iesller welsht 1880 pounds.
NO. TO- Graz horse, years old IS 1-2 hands
will ae gh 1880 pounds Norman stock.
No. IL. bay mare, 10 years old, good driver
No. IL. Brown here IL years old. good
So.ls. Yearling colt sired by Logan. with
Fifteen hrst,clsss milch cows, some with
calves By their side, others milking and
One ca emaran. capacity l40 pornds;
truck, lever cart, nearly new; log wagon,
one ho Sc carts, . farm wagons, nearly new;
four or six horse wagons, lumb " gon,
poles, lot OF wheels, azles, shafis, &c.; !
Clayton carriage, good as new; sure 4
/ buckD uIus 4 y NC chrIlhkt, L nO-iOp. CAR
riage pole. Farming implements; two
horse pl VS. OF different make 4 or 6 horse
pillow, sets of twin harrowa, uultiyat.rs,
| shovel rlows, 2mowtng IN chine, CHAMPION
\ reaper, Biekford u uifman grain drill, near
~ new; horse rake. cd mill. hay cutter. four
horse over boiler and engine, gIindstone.
hay fork, ropes bl-cks etc; lot OF oh aims OF
| all kinds lot of picks, shoveis, forks and
crowears; lot Of smith tools, bellows, yi.es,
| etc. 8 iron watering troughs, large mixing
boxes, large fed box. Harness.: sets q
stage harness ssets Of carr. ,ge harness. 8 sets
! OF cart harness, lot Of pin chsins set of dou-
BILE carriage harness. lot Of honeings. lot OF
hames, lot Of collars brides and halters; lot OF
| turnips by the bushel, hay by the ton, fodder
by the bundle, corn by the bushel. 7 acres OF
whert In ground. so pair Of chickens, turkeys.
aud guineas; l Newfoundland doR, lot OF
wood cut for stove use. Dairy hxtures, con-
| sistlnR OF churns, butter .ubs; cans, pans,
milk cans and measures, &c. Household and
chairs, etc.
TerIrs:- A credit OF months will be given
BY the p rchaser, giving a. bankar le note with
an approved endorser. r. y: Sale positive.
IL wet. will s.ll jntrv. HENRY L. BROWN.
l.. W. Slldham Son, .Auc'ioneel.
n ~ a n
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

NOTICE Is hEKEBY GIVEN THAT
IN ], George W. Mann, Jr. NJ. d., In end
2 and VIII pref, petit,on 70 the General As
@-on. for an absoiRte Of orce from my wife,
x{zzie y, Msnn. y eOR1 e W. MANN Jf., N. ID
january It'll. iesJ. is-eodim
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

EOR S4LE OR RENT A DESIR
! able store and yelling at the corner o
hsnot ter ~. nu and unt0n street. lnquir
whnrf d25 t.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30


At so'clock, y. M,
The following real estate situated In Chris
ilana H.ndIed, New Castle County, State of
No /. All thst certain 10, OF land. being a
ted at the in erection OF The DlPont or
Centre read and the B Il o., and W q N, X.
4; Junction, hslf mile from citv line OF
u perches, be the same more or less; with a
good substantial hedse ence around It and a
never failing ct cam OF spring water running
srsund wilmington for building or any other
No g. Adjoining No. 1, with a good three
story stone mansion house, large frame barn
on hrst-class farm, and all in good repair. II
contains 81 acres, roods, perches. be the
same, more OF. less; win q. good apple or
fence around the most OF II I'D q good stream
offspring water running through II. No better
land around for farming or building pur-
NO 3. Adjoining No. ., with the 3. & o.
Il. r. on one side and a good sub tantial hedg
fence on the Others, and good two story
frame house; stable and thop with pump shed
Derches, be the same more or less, This is a
good lot Tor trucking, or good site for coal
yard, as ere is a grade for 4 coal dump aleng
the B. q d. II. X. and at sta ion TO take trains
for all parts, North and South, East and West.
For further information call or address,
Thomas Brown No. 2l3 Adams street, VIII
all three pieces OF land. Conditions will be
made known on day or sale by the under
signed.
JAMES BROWN.
F 1 Sss II saR5 E%NN'
ISAAC BROWN,
nc ~F@ a SAMUEL g. BROWN.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

Giles g. Rudolph, 703 Market street,
viii sell goods damaged BY fire at great
bargain.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

IGOR RENT OR SALE. - NO. 81 :
l. Button wood street. eix rooms. linn ed
EVANS PENNINGTON, Agent
Eighth street, one DOR from King.
Isn29-7te
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

pUBI.lC SALES-b. W ST'DHAM 4
city or country saes al moderate D ices ANY
hartles wishing 10 employ then should cal on
mem AZ one and select their day; over 50
ray the hiEhest prices for eecond-hand ia rni-
tuIe, ca pets. etc i. W. STIDH AM 4 SON
Seiephone no. 90, JAM. sw-d&w
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IoTIcE-To FARMERS AND PROP.

~ erty owners, intending to set out ,,Day-
q Hedge III tnrins. he Delaware Iiedse
70. VIII sell said hcdge for q per rod, or about
cent Der panel. Ills Irnca IL durable, or
|pamental and chrtP, Please brlns In your Or
Joe 10 PHILIP u Ct,AkK6 CO.,
JIG II SO Market street. clty.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30
EoRsALE-Two DESIRABLE FARMS
NEW CASTLE COUNTY,

WITHIN TEN Mills OF WILMINGTON.
zach farm cOntaiua about i5l acres Of lend,
with farm houses ami III ueces 4ry gu bull l.
lnrt. IN. iarms Ndloln eaCb other AT u will be
soto torelher or arps aei or wi he exchan-
Amply to CLARK a Mel. AR,
10 I'm 4. Z. Cor. st aud Market ST.,
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EoR RENT.-NEw HOUSE NICELY
IL papered, rooms and bath porch, front
ard, lIquarte castor Avenue station, b. a
My ~ this ohice. ian26-stt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

A'NK SALE. -1IIE ELEGANT AND
welt APP oil nted eSi ieuce Of the late Ca Z
Chas. Corult II mated IN He'd Lion H., at
orbit stall n, on lprl r X. large three
story mansion, al ritld nRs
b.-uti, vi lawn: with 10 to 20 acres I land,
very ATTRACTIVE o llss,4 y to
PHILIP rs, gtAttn a CO..
Jes-l2t st1 Market 81, civ.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

EoR RENT. - 2ND.SToRY FRONT
4 room. unlurnishea. Al,o 9sd-story front
rosn, furnished, at 80 TatnAtI 81. Nat
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

We have on hand at tile new tore 5l2,
King street stand.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

EoR RENT. -PLBAsANT ROOMS,
4 with or without board, southwest corner
Vi seventh aud Klns streets. III. ste
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

Tor RENT-Two sD-sToRY ROoM4
\ furnished or unfur ishs d, without board,
JA-I DAN. r. GOoKIH, ligW, sth 81,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

koR SALE TWO FARES IS
and 90 acres, near T,uetyllle, Brtndy
wine Hundred. W y sood buildings. Apply
to DAVID CAMPBE Il, on the pre,nlses.
jl7-IIn esd e-I.w-'
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

E0k REhT-NiCELY FURNISHED
= rooms for geniiemen. AFp y at si4 King
Street - sod-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

FOR RENT-FRoNT ROOMS, WITH
orw.thout board. Every convenience; at
NO. oOt French 81. ls.lm-eout
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

TOR sALE.-CHEAP, DWELLING
Il housn No. 6Il &c. ST Fifh street. Apply
70 ohYfb CORNELL, 5Js Market 81. or
on the premises. t23 6teodt