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Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
'FIPYH RDITI1I
Home made broad a, v--,,
East seconi J street. " "Oyrh Nai
Delaware Cror. RnInnI

a eIec'al from Diver says; nF,,a
,,ae no such storm has visited thl. ..I
Mna NJ ~ 'nat which has been RACING ~ - 7
hn,y hSnuAy evening, and 1t Will he so,a. ,&'' ,,s
sInn. e,vss .ns 'lamage wrought In ali Ssa.
have been heayv spJ, rar, ffu't grown
The latest variety ~ suo.,.
wnleu would nave been at their hi, ~.
wooh, naVp peen swept away And n.y.
,nnus OF paskets have been In., '1Ye
,omer hent and upper Sussex ami. =
M Mpear orcnaIds have been stripped cs,aAa riS 1.a
~ nsn ever pne ordinary pluck DID h ~ y,
na ,ay o1enards tho ground &, lItr..ns
vJys,ea sx,s' na WIN well'developed fruit Ss I
VIII pe almost total loss. " @A
lhe RrouinK corn has been b.,,.
uown nat with the gfound eyerywSs.
anu Tue slalks covered with mnl ",
mar. in addition hundreds of v.a.
oie iIuIs trees nave been torn IN Nv 4.
Ioots and broken Of by the force 4, u.
STORM ana the less In This line alops -, m
amount to thousands OF dollars, ~
az TUG bay-slde summer resnp,, "A,
the storm was severe. and ,nnnr oelsa
At both points have been sws't as soAss
sne Town o. Dover large trees vr. !,
enappea on Ike pipa stems, aud in ,or,
i,iaees lhe streets were literally blocksl1
TINS morning by broken limbs of tIee. "
Reports came up from tbs e s.n :,
damage I'd shipping, bnt as ,S" i"e 'Tay 9
down, they cannot be yeria.d sni "i'a ~
oyster fledt did mot yentn,r T, ar, ~ @s
their anchorage at ali ve.,o,i" Iu' lon
thought they escaped The storm !, W.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
conrulsifon. q Na,ur..

Hor srRIses, Yellowstone Park, Sept.
l0.-During the past twenty-four hours
there have been great convulstions Of me-
tnIe, and subterraneous commotion was
followed by tremendous explosions Of
gas aud steam in the upper geyser basin.
As result, all the geysers 10 in active
outbreak. the large system being especial
~ demonstrative. Tho Giant and Giant
ess are In furious activity, as are many
Others which have long lain dormant and
were supposed 10 have been extinct.
scientists explain that all Of this phe-
nomenal outburst 10 directly traceabls to
and connected with the atmospheric
and submarine demonstrations OF the
great storm that prevailed along the
Atlantic coast simultaneously yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
The McAuIllYe and Klllen FIgls.

sAS FRANCISCO. Sept 1I.--A bench
warrant was issued to-day for the arrest
Pat killen, who is matched to fight
Joseph McAulifle at the Golden Gate
Athletic Club rooms tonight. The war.
rant was Issued at the instance OF Killen's
bondsmeu, who made themselves respon.
sible for his appearance before court al
tho time be was Convicted Of engaging iu
. sparring contest here several weeks ago.
The bondsmen claim that they have re.
ceived intimatlon that Killen intends TO
leave the state after his battle to right
II is said that the warrants will be served
at the club-rooms this evening, and un-
% killen can furnish 5000 ball he will
be taken Into custody, and the match
with McAuliffe Will not come off. II 10
believed, however, that II the warrant is
served Rillen's friends vill come to his
rescue.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
ssanIex J conausrIna moro.

Stanley, according 10 the Movement
Geographique, 10 marching towaiti the
east coast Of Africa. with Mombossa. In
In the British possessions. a. his oblcc-
tive point He has not been idle ali this
long time. He has-probably with the
AID Of Emin Pasha,s troops--been waeing
war in Unyoro and Uganda, and has ~.
tahiished the authority Of the BritIsh
East Africa Company from the upper
Nile region 10 the east coast.
When he emerges again into civiliza-
tion It will not be 90 a scedy adveuturer
In rags and tatters, but as oonquerer
with realm ct his disposal. DR.. Peters
suspected that this was what Stanley was
after, which accounts for his desire TO 20
70 Emin's relief In spite Of Bismarck.
Emln does not, IL appears, accom- panv
Stanley. He finds It better TO DO q po-
teniate In Africa than private citizen in
Europe,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
The Oyser Rsu.on

Ihe oys'er season Is now fully com.
menced, ahd 1t is found that the b,ysIve.
are hner and latter than they have besn
ior seysrai years. Previous to the storm
there were plenty of them, and Aipscow
y 20; OF No. 7o7 shipley street and No
ioo East Fourth street, succeeded I'm
having all of thoir five boats fllleIl from
their extensive beds on the Lelaware
bay. Consequently they have sufilc,ent
10 last them until the storm is ever. This
urn doe, an immense business. ana Il sens
some eight men from early in the morn.
ing until late at night, opening oysteTs
70 nll the orders which are CO. stantIv
being received. w. '''n'iy
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
killed while Gnnnlng.

NoRTaEAsT. Nd, Sept 1.-THE dead
body Of William Harris, aged 2l yeau,
was found about two miles from hI,
home, in Mckinneytown, Cecil county,
on Tuesday morning, where 1t bad hla
since the day before, he having separaiel
from a cbmpanion about noon MONDAY n
go hunting. Magistrate Deiord m
summon I'D but declined holding 40 ID.
quest as circumstantial evidence sh1vd
that he came to his death BY an ats
dental glnshot wound. In getting cyu
q fence the gun had come in contact witi
q knob ON tho upper rail, causing it to b
discharged. The entire load entered JusI
over the left eye, and tore oil almost tho
entire top of the head. DEATH must have
been instantaneous,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
News Summary.

News has been received in Richmond,
virginia, Of the robbing oil young
woman, In Louisa county, OF about
| tS,1o0 bhe had The money placed 10 her
trunk until her wedding dag. About
ts.300 was given the lady by her an.
anced to keep until her marriage. While
the family were at church the thlei forced
an entrance into the house, secured the
money and fled.
George Simmons, farmer, OF Hard
wick township, New Jersey, died sud-
denly on Tuesday. When Mrs. Simmons
was Informed OF the death of her hus-
band her head dropped, aud i've min utes
later she was dcad-the doctors say Of
heart disease.
William Brill OF Eopkinsville, Ky.,
shot and killed James Lemon, q con-
ductor on tho Louisville and Nashville
railroad, last night, at Bakers Station,
lnd. Brill had been put of the train be-
cause fe would not pay his fare.
A boiler In the California Sash, Door
and Blind Factory, in Oakland, Cal,
exp'oied on Tuesday afternoon, killing
four men and injuriug several others two
probably fatally. Two others are sup
posed to be buried In the ruins.
Charles Hodgson, white, and colored
woman whom he married on September
., were arrested in Kansas City yester.
day, under new State law prohibiting
marriage between whites and blacks.
The Michigan peach crop Ia very short.
Hardly peach can be found along the
Kalamazoo river. Apples are not ecarce,
and one packer has contracted to furnish
lO,0OO barrels to an easte.n firm.
The Treasury Department was closed
at noon on "Wednesday to commemorate
its Tooth birthday.
John Block, farmer, was robbed and
killed BY footpads near ST. Louis on
Tuesday night.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
AdcthodisIn at Port Penn.

The semi-csntenniai Of Methodlsm, al
Port Penn, will be celebrated by appro.
PIRATE ceremonies In the NJ. Z. Church ai
that place on the 14th and 18th inst On
Saturday evening the services will con.
sist OF "reminiscences by several OF the
former pastors, aud will be Of n very In.
terestine character. After preaching on
sunday morning love feast will be con-
Quoted by Rev. james L. Houston Of this
city. At . p. IN. the Sabbath School
Workers Assembly will meet; at 3 D. IN.
Rev. +. Z. Mckinney will read his
torical sketch Of Port Methodlsm; at z D.
%. Rev. Isaac jewell will add-ess the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor 3D.
ciety,. and at 8 .. N. q termon will be
preached, followed by the usual closing
exercises.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
A snh Mistake.

On Tuesday afternoon several co'ored
ooys went out cunning on the marsh
oAok oi the works OF the Harlan & Hol.
iingsworth Company. In Searching for
olids they separated, and while one OF
tne number NAMED William seiRers was
standing in the reeds, one Of his COM
Panions named Frederick Hayes mIstook
nus cap Tor some birds and fired at 1T He
was spprised OF his mistake by the cries
OF Seigers, who fell to the ground and
screamed that he was killed. HAYES
.ook 10 bis heels and ran, but the others
LOOK the wounded boy to MorrIson's
urug Store, where the shot was extracted.
out u Is feared that the sight OF the ie h
eye has been destroyed.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
DIIsD.
wInRI IEY-np tI,a n

WIBBLEY.-on tho 10th inst. Mrs
Mary Il. Wibblcy, daughter of Simon
and Mary A. Guthrie, aged " years.
hclativcs ana friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her parents, No. 32B East
seventh street, on Friday afternoon,
Services at the house at $50 O'Clock. In.
terinent Mt Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
CAHIiSLE.-.n Brooklyn, n. Y, on the
this city. aged II years.
Relatives aud friends, also Mechanics
Lodge, No !, and Delaware Encamp-
inent, No. J, !. o. o. y, are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from tho
resldoncc of his son, Frank Carlisle, No,
l202 West street. on Friday. Services at
the house a. $50 y. IN. Interment at
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Three Barefooted Boy. Dl..pp,.r

PoTTsvTLLB, Sept 1i.--Joseph and
Daniel Harris, aged respectively IL and
z years. and Robert Harding, aged 10
years. disappeared from their homes in
East Mines on Monday last aud have not
been seen or heard Of since. The parents
have no idea OF their whereabouts and
are almost craxed with grief.
Joseph has red hair and blue eyes and
had on q glpgham waist Daniel has
light hair and blue eyes and had on
dark waist. Robert Harding has dark
hair and scar on one side OF his face
and on the forehead. He was dressed In
blue flannel waist aud dark pants. All
the bOls were bbrefooted.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
FOURTH EDITION,
Fifty Lives Reported Lost.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1l.--A special to
the Inquirer from Laurel, Del, says.
Adyices from tho Delaware water
state that 1t was the most furious storm
known TO the Oldest Inhabitants. Al
iesst two-seors vessels are. now beached.
Both wooden piers were washed away.
Ihe beach from Rehoboth to Lewes Is
strewn with wrecks II is thought at
least my lives were lost. Men were seen
ciinging to the rigging Of the fast sink
Ing vessels, irsntically yelling for help.
Inc ilfe-saying crew were powerless 10
renuef assistance owing to the fury of the
gale. II was a terrible sight 10 witness.
but no human power could save them.
Ihcir bodies were washed ashore this
mo ming and were buried In the sand
along the water. The loss to vessel
property at the Breskwater will reach, IL
is thought, $500, 200.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Hurt MhIlo Playing

Edmund W. Adele, son of Constable
George Abele, had an artery cut on he
back of his neck yesterday. shortly after
noon, In Persons morocco factory, Front
and Monroe streets, by morocco knife,
10 the hauds OF shop mate, with whom
he bad been playing. The blood spouted
ont In q stream, but clappIng his hand
over the wound, he went 20 the drug
store OF Blocksom Il speer, Second and
West streets, where DR.. Blocksom tied
up the artery, and stopped the flow OF
blood which made Adele 90 weak that
Wilson's ambulance had to be called to
take him TO his residence, No. 3i& East
Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Two Men Lynched.

RALE FGH, N. O., Sept. ia mob q
one hundred men broke open tho lall H
Morgantown at 8 o'clock this moHlug'
took out Franklin Stack, white man,
and David Boone, colored. and hanged
them. Stack ambushed Robert latkeII,
q student at college, gho killed stacAa
brother some months back, and Doous
shot and killed man at camp meel,
ing. The people OF Morgan,own propoase
to ferret out the lynehers and punsa
them,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
building Lots.

J. J. Peirce will Sell 30 we'll located
building lots at public sale, on th,
premises. on Saturday afternoon, septem
Der l4th, 1889. Ten Lots, Tweniy-te teventl
and Market streets; lots, Twenty-nftf
and West streets; one 20-ioot front lot
Eighth and Monroe streets, and SO lott
st Maryland avenue, franklin and Ban.
ming streets. All on high land, fine
views, and will be sold on easy terms.
Sale TO begin at 4 o'clock with No. 1, al
Twenty.eevcnth and Market streets, and
to continue in regular order. See poster
and advertisements.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Sale of HIorses.

Jester & Mcdaniel will sell forty fine
young horses at thtir stables, No. 4l9
West Front street, tomorrow (Friday)
afternoon, without regard to the ther.
To dispose of the entire number will
keep Auctioueer Stidham very busy, and
he hopes that the bidding will be prompt
and lively. There a,e several very fne
horses in the lot, and those who wish 10
purchase will act wisely by taking this
opportunity TO secure good bargain.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Log Broken.

This morning Hungarian working Al
the Harlan d Hollingsworth Company
works was crossing the railroad at III,
loot OF Justison street. and was struck by
the New Castle accommodate stlon train and
had his leg broken above the ankle. ii,
was first taken to the depot, where III,
fracture was reduced, and then removed
to bis home on Bird street. His nam.
could not be learned.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
DombaIdment of Fort McIIenry friday
September 10, ut 3, 80 y, IN.

Trains leave Market street STATEN at
5.35 q. fb. and $50 .. m. Tickets OHlI
81 for the round trip and good from Sep.
tember Is to l6 inclusive. The bOn.
barament can be seen to the best aiVau.
tage from Stickney's wharf, only few
squares from the d. s. o. station at Cau'
ton. Special train will leave Canton
after bombardment, returning to MsrEst
street station. Don't fail to witness th'
grandest sight since the war.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Boiore Squire Smith.

James Keeic was arralgne1 before
Magistrate Frank c. Smith this foreno On
charged by Samuel Coirman, private
watchmsn at the coal yards of J. NJ.
Solomon, with making threats and put
ting himself in an attitude to fight him.
II what both sides said is true tho air
must nave been blue with foul and pro-
fame language. The burthen OF proof
however was against Keefe and he paid
the cost and was held III Sl00 10 keep the
pence, Samuel Forrest becoming his
bondsman.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

GENERAL Groif to be Appointed.

WAS lIINeroN, Sept. li.-lt Is said 70
be now definitely settled that Judge
Croft, Of Omaha, will be the next c9a. ,t,
missioner of the general land Office ~.
announcement was made to one o. ~.
other candidates for the position. Judse
Croft was the leading candidate Tor lnaci,
state commerce commissioner asaia''
Judge Veazey, of Vermont, who receou'
received the appointment.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Something Nice.

Chapman. the well-known and popn-
lar cigar aud tobacco dealer at Seventh
aud Orange streets, has been fortunate In
securing a large lot of Pennsylvania leaf
cigars that are fully equal to the import.
cd, but which he IS selling at so cents for
a box ot so. The demand for these goods
has been great, aud he has already sold
several thousand, consequently those who
wish to secure tirst-class cigar at low
price VIII have - apply soon, or else they
will be disappointed.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
ElectIon at NeMnnrt

NEWPORT, II. l., Sept 1.-THE city
election to day resulted in Republican
victory. Mayor CoggershalI, Kepubli-
can, was re. elected by majority OF AZ
votes over the Democratic and Indepep.
dent candidates. City Treasurer David
NJ. Coggershsll, Republican, was re.
elected by majority oil ZIG. The Board
OF Aldermen is entirely Republican, and
majority Of the Common Counrii aud
School Board are Republicans. The vote
was light owing to the rain.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Arrived.

The Davldson-Austen Co., "Guilty
Without Crime" has arrived in this CITY
from Eastop, Pa, where they played last
night to big house. Miss Ramie Austen,
the beautiful and accomplished young
actress, aud Mr.. Dore Davidson were
called before the curtain after each act,
They open here this evening and play
Friday and Saturday aud Saturday matt
ueA
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
MARRIED.

HUNT-cROsDY-on scptember stb.
1851, by Rev. w. II. Burrctt, at his resi-.
dencc, % Cooper street, Camden, n. j.,
Mr. Thos. i. Hunt of Philadelphia, TO
Miss Jennie Crosby of Darby. Pa.
JoNES-LUCAs.-At Union NJ. L. mar
sonnse, ON Wednesday evening, Sep.
tenber llth, by Rev. Adam Stenglc,
Mr.. william J. Jones, OF Middletown,
nel., and Miss Mary L. Lucas. OF Sassa.
frls, Md.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

Hnppiness and Health

Are important problems, the former dc.
pending greatly on the latter. Every one
Is familiar with the healthy properties Of
fruit, aud no one can affold to be sick
and miserable while the pleasant Califor-
MIA concentrated liquid ffuit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs, may be had OF our enter.
prisiug druggists. N. D. Danfortb, Second
and Market, Wholesale agent
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Fass Record Of the City of Paris

QuEENsTowN, Sept. 1.-THE tlnS nSr y,
the passage of the lnman Liue s1a sn ls,t
City Of Paris, which arrived he,V , ,brss
night from New York, was six 1sIs ~ ' nm,
hours and So minutes. her uaa s,Tty
were al follows: Three hunnfea s" tolal
knots, Ai2, 443, All, 454, 40, %i''
of 2. 7eB knots
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
That Rarest Of Combination,

True delicscy of flavor with true eff
cacy Of action has been attained 10 the
famous California liquid fruit remedy
syrup OF Figs. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered IL i'm.
mensely popular. 1t cleanfes the system.
cures costiveness, etc. All drupqIsts.
Danforth, Second and Market, Wholesale
agent,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
No Clue to the Murderer.

Lon DON, Sept. 1.-THE police ,stsc. Sn.
discovered no clue to lead 70 wv womau
tion Of the murderer OF tne r.iigsy
whose body was found under the rs,% nsniua.
arch I'D Whitechapel yesterday ,,a. IN tils
The body Of the victim sllll iie o, bepp
mortuAry, and as yet mas NV
identified.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Mrs. Harrison Goes TO Deer PARK

WASHINGTON, Sept. lit has mt
yet been decided when the President viii
go to Deer Park. Mr.. Haliord is Inn.
proving slowly. Secretary Noble and
Postmaster-General Wauamaker called
at the White House this morning and
had an interview with the P.cslGent,
Mrs. Harrfon and her father, DR..
Scott, left Washington for Deer Park at
ll.40 this morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Stopped Runnine.

The wharves and piers at which The
steamer Republic stopped at Capo May
Landing having been washed away by
the Hood, the steamer has been compelled
to suspend its trips. and conseq quently
the W. & N. Railroad has also sus pended 4
Tor tie season its daily trips to the wharf
public.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
NEw CASTLE COUNTY,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY
THE STATE OF DELAWARE D. D.
To the sheriff of New Castle County,
Greeting;
Whereas Henry Powers, by his peti.
- ton to the Judges of our SUI
SEAL perior Court flled In the Office OF
- the Prothonotary of said court
in and Tor the county Of New Castle
for the cause of complaint therein al
Legged has made application TO our said
Judges that decree may be pronounced
ulSSolVing themarriagc Existing between
the petitioner and his wife, julia VOL
colt Powers.
We therefore command you as you have
heretofore been commanded that on
summon Julia W Wolcott Powers that She
Dcand appear before the Judges of our
said court at the next term thereof to
be held mt Wilmington, on Monday.
the sixteenth day Of september next, 10
answer the allegations OF the said ne.
titionor according to the Act of Assem-.
bly, III such cases made and provided
and also do and receive whnt the sale
court shall then and there consider con-
ccrninR her In this behalf as tho Court
shall seem meet, and consistent with
the provisions of said act of Assembly.
and have you there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Joseph p.
Comegys. Esq, at Wilmington, the 27th
day OF May, A. ID. eighteen hundred
and eighty nine.
Issued August IA. 1850,
GEO. A. MAXWELL, Prot'y.
The above is true copy of the
original writ held by me.
ALyAN ALLEN
Sheriff.
aug 10, iSS9- 0ul3-2taw-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Newport Harvest Home

The Harvest Home dinner and enter.
tainment of the Newport NJ. L. Church
congregation, held to-day, will he con.
tinued on Friday aud Saturday evenings
as supper and festival. Tickets IS
either evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

StereOpticon Exhibition

james P. Carey will give a stereopti.
con exhibition In the Biandywino NJ. E,
Church this evening, at which number
OF views OF the Johnstown flood and Ten
Nights In q Bar Room will be exhibited.
Tickets, 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Trains Discontinued

In consequence of the destruction of
the wharf at Cape May the Republic has
discontinued her trips to that place, and
the trains on the branch road leading
from this city to the Delaware pier have
also been discontinued for this season,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
No Excursion Next Monday.

Philip II. Clark, who had made ar.
rangements to run his usual annual ex.
cursion to Cape May next Monday, has
received the following telegraphic mes.
sage to-day from W. T. Russell, manager
OF the Republic: "5teamboat pier al
Cape May Landing destroyed; must can
Gel charter" In consequence Mr.. Clarh's
excursion TO Cape May will not come OF
this teason on the Republic.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
A Practical Experience of

IS years enables me to repair saas's. .aas.
torlly oil grades Of watches anu co'as
Clocks to be repaired called for ana ~, y,
turned to any part OF the city WILnus'
extra charge. Eti L. Barton, F"s'sH
2L East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Shoat Lake Burned,

WINNIPEG, MAN, Sept 1.-THE
town OF Shoat Lake was almost totally
wiped out by fire last night Fourteen
houses were burned, sggregatinga loss Of
SSs,0CO Very little insurance.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
"Ihe Pomp and Circumstance of slor,-
Gus War"

Don't fall to invest dollar to Witness
sight such as, in all probability, will
mover be seen again In the present cen
tIfy, the bombardDent OF Fort Nc
heury' The great naval contest Of the
NAT MAT oI loiS VIII be vivldly illustrated.
dhe D. % y. railroad runs direct to
can be witnessed to the best adyant ase
lsemember the fare 10 only 81, Tickets
good from September ID 10 10 inclusivs
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to be cloudy To
clearing, preceded by rain, with siigbt
thermal changes, followed by lower tenn .
pelature. Saturday, fair and rather
cooltr.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Corporal Tnnner Re.Irn-

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1I.-Presiient
harrison has received the resig nation OF
lanes w. Tanner as commissioner of
ID bis letter conveying the resignation
/. is SAID the commissioner writes that he
iIecogn zes that differences exist betw een
himself and the Secretary of the Interior
respecting the administration of the Pen.
SION bureau, and that those differences
oelng ihd,cal, 10 the interest of tbor.
oaghiy satisfactory administration Of the
Office he should REIGN. - '-'
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

The third quarterly meeting for Apo
QuiEimipk Circuit Will be held at Friend.
ship NJ. f. Church next Saturday and
Sunday, the 14th and 18th instant.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12


PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
The undersigned wld0w'and netr-at-law OF
John Holland, deceased late OF Mill Creek
hundred, Will expose To public sale, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. IA, 1880,
at So'clock, D. m,
az the hotel ofJacobB. Hyatt, in the Village
ftStanton, New Castle County, Del, ali t6c
following described real estate, iaie of the
sald John Holland, situated iu tile Hundred
aforesaid, bounded and described a. folIoan
~ ~ land OF Dr. bowman, John q, Morrison
th9maa Lyman, Andrew Mckee. Rohert
Mctarlin, james Brown and by the pubiie
A!nlng Jos acres more or less, WI"
Attendance will be given and terms made
known on day of sale by
ELLEN HOLLAND
MICHAEL HOLLAND,
n. B.-This IS a very desirable property,
siluate ore mile from Stanton one. d,larter
o. mile from lhe q D Railroad, conyenient
70 mills, schools and churches, Ia good cui-
hhvniion hnn well hedKed, we'll watered. and fair
money can remain on tile premises
aui9-itw&eod-ts A soh' hues'