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Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
Fl ORSE S-HO r Sc s

No. J, Dave, bay horse, good worker
and driver.
No. . spark, dun color, years old
! good worker or driver.
J No 3. George, years old, bay, good
No T. Chance, years Old, bay, good
worker or driver.
No. 8. Vic. I years old. brown, extru
Nos. Grover years old, bay, very
No !. Bill, years old, brown, good
| driver,
Nos. Lucy, Q years Old, bay good
brood mare.
No. 0. Maud, 10 years old, bay, good
driver and safe Ion lady.
No. TO- Lucy, years old, sorrel, n
promising young mare.
No. II. May, 3 years old, sorrcl, n
promising young mare.
No. ", bone, roam horse, good
worker.
No. 10. 4 gray mule. IL years old, a
good worker or driver.
No u. May, years old, good worker
No 10. Dandy, 90 years old
No -. Maggie. 5 months Old, sired by
Nj. Buck English coach horse, u prom,
ising colt
90 head of milch COWS, some zs,sS-Ss
now Ina profit and others win be 4 EsEtS1
in proht by day OF sales heifers, AZ
l and years old. heller calf. hlderny
& llolstein; fat llulstcin bun, 3 years
Old; bull, two years old; / family car
ringe, Osborn binder with truck: Guam
nIon mower, wheat drills, ! superior
and Reese 4 stRnts, 8 farm wagons,
iron axle, Moody's make No. s three
horse syracuse pillow, Wierd pillow, I'm
pcrial pillow, and ploWs OF other ulakes;3
iron cultivntors, corn shelter, Van Wick
le fan. hay fork, ropes and tracks, cyln-
der roller, 3 hay r.gfiues, horse rake, lot
OF forks, ssioVcls nnd hoes, > tmce-horse
double trees and single trees, = corn
mArkers, , double harrows. / buckeye
sull;y cultiYator, large feed box, feed
cutter. sets of wagon harness, good ns
new; pillow harness. collars, uridles and
lines, a lot OF COW chains, OK chain. sad
de ana brittle in good order;2 sets light
harness, nearly new; set double harness
in good order, york wagons, one near
~ new: skeleton wagon, market wagon
IN good order. sleighneArly new, 2 car
ringc poles, large feed box, corn and no.
tatoes by the hushcl, chickens by the
pair, large churn, lot OF cans, buckets
itnd pans, meat bench, large farmers
boiler, sausage chopper. barrel of good
vinegar and Il lot oi empty barrels, and
huli interest OF 80 acres Of wheat in the
ground
Household Goods and Kitchen Furni-
turc:-Bads, bcd,tcadS, bedding, 3Waah
stands, bureaus, looking glasses cN-
tension table, 10 feet long: 3 tables, mar
bic top table. organ, lot OF chairs, SOW
ing uuCh inc, 40 yard Of brussels and lot
OF other carpet No. Niagara cook
stove, 8 wash tubs, butter tub with cool
er, 3 sntil stoves, and mauy other ur-
tielcs TOO tedious 10 mention.
TcuAs:-Ou all sums Of 50 and under
cash, all over that amount a credit OF q
months Will be given by tho purchaser
giving II banknblc note with approved
endorscr, without interest IL paid " hen
due, If not interest from date. Three
per cent Oft Cor cush.
Trains going South stop at Bear stn-
ton, Nitnin q short distance 81 the place
OF sale, and arrive Mt the following
hours; ., Il. m, and y. m, going North,
$50 a, NJ, and IL m. The above mention
ed goods will positively he sold. rs the
subscriber has no further use for them
ELNOOD -, MCKEE,
l.. w Stidham Il son AuCtiuueers.
mI2td-ltw
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

took his seat. These men were the
first singled out to 60. and go they
had 10 They were not dismissed
merely, but were thrown out Of the
positions where they had faithfully
performed their duty for years, with
false and unfounded charges hanging
over them, and denied the opportu'
nifty TO vindicate themselves. This
was the course pursued by some of
these ofiiciala, and all such should, and
we believe will, be made TO walk the
plank as soon as possible. There are.
however, Other Democratic officials
who have pursued an entirely differ
ent course, and faithfully attended 10
the duties of their positions, and
among these are some holding Federal
offices in this city. All such should
be permitted 10 complete their terms
and the Republican party cannot
afford TO pursue any other course TO-
wards them.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
FRIDAY. MARcn s. 1859.
The effort that is being made TO in

The effort that is being made TO in
duee the Agawam Manufacturing
Company to remove their plant TO
near this city should meet with sub,
slantial encouragement from our men
of means The company will remove
to Delaware provided our citizens take
sufficient interest in the matter to take
u part OF the stock, and are willing to
leave the financial management OF the
enterprise in the hands OF the Will
mingtOn stockholders. The business
OF the company is the manufacture of
hosiery, and the machinery is COM
plete and perfect in every respect. The
capacity for carding, spinning and
knitting amounts to $500, COO annually,
but by buying its yarns and thread, can
easily increase its annual output TO
half million dollars. A large COM
mission house in New York will mar.
ket all the goods manufactured by the
company, and also furnish Instructions
es TO styles, qualities aud quantities
The company proposes to reorganize
with two thousand shares Of stock al a
par value of 800, OF which they take
six hundred and sixty seven shares,
payable In a proportionate part OF the
machinery.
This machinery is valued az one
hundred and thirty thousand dollars,
Lut the present owners offer to place it
al a valuation of one hundred thousand
Collars, which, after deducting the
amount OF stock Tor which they sub
scribe, would leave thiIty-lhrce thou
sand and three hundred dollars to he
paid in cash. Ground will be given to
the company at East Newport, about
two and half miles from this city,
and 1t is estimated that it will require
about tH enty thousand dollars to re.
move the machinery, erect u suitable
building, and put everything in com.
plete working order. The company
have inducements offered by 0thel
places, and therefore, unless the /, 800
shares OF stock are subscribed for be
fore May /, will withdraw their ofiel
and locate In some other State. Thi:
Is an opportunity 10 bring large,
hourishing and profitable industry tC
THU State, which should not be per
mitted to pass unimproved.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

The opposition to the city contract.
Ing an additional debt of one hundred
thousand dollars for the purpose OF
Widening Tenth street is rapidly in.
creasing, and there is now every rea.
son TO believe that the bill viii he de-
ieated in the Legislature If vote
was taken on this question, and the
people could be induced TO take sufli-
Gent interest 10 go to the polls, we be
Heve that the project would be de
fca,ed. II would no doubt he an i'm.
provement TO widen the street, and il
would also be an improvement 10
extend Delaware avenue, but the Tact
is the city cannot afford to do either al
present. Some OF our public spirited
citizens are endeaVoIing to induce new
enterprises to locate here, and this can
not be done by increasing our taxes.
Let the tax rate be kept as low rs pos
sible, and instead of increasing the
taxes by widening and extending
streets already established, lei every
dollar possible be spent in paving ant
draining by proper system of sewer
age the streets we already have. Thesi
are necessary improvements, Ct which
we stand greatly in need, and il will
be much better to spend a hundreC
thousand dollars for this purpose thar
for that proposed.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
B FAITHFUL SNOW !
How are You Fixed For It?

PIG Market street is thoroughly pre-
pared for it with plenty OF all kinds OF
Rubber Footwear.
Rubber Boots-W0nnsocket, Good
year and other best makes. Light and
heavy weights. Rnbber Boots Tor
for ladies, misses, children, boys anu
men.
llubber IIigh-button Arc
ticA, Alashas, spfing-hecl rubbers for
Ladies, misses and children.
Buckle Arotics and extra wide
WAukenphast rubbers for men.
Coarse boots for men aud boys; big
storS.
You find prices always the Lowest
at
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

The Irishman now, with
hi Linen La WINS, is In the
wild chase of color In dress
goods stuffa. The Italia Il
with his delicately shaded
silk Roman Sashes, and the
Frenchman with HE wond er.
full colors in wool, that are
chased hard by the Scot and
his Ginghama, who in turr
Is pressed at sll points by the
\ ankee, and now her,
comes the Irishman ant
shouts, away with your wool
your silk, your cotton. i'll
Esln's own flax that baats
you al in cloth ana color
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

That trio OF ranges, the Otbello, Do
nestle, and Queen Esther, sold by j. @
johnson 81 Son, 225 Market street, az,
constantly increasing In popular favor
Purchasers are 30 delighted with then
that they must speak of their merits an.
70 the sale OF one means almost inyari
ably the sale OF others.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Captain Boynton-''l thought you IA
yored protection TO American Industries. .
Great Statesman Indeed do"
Well, l want protection in tue worst
way"
'tEhi What industry are you lui''
IN running paper muuhe sta-aer.
pent factory
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Easily answered. IF a strong man,
who has frequently suffered pain, grows
impAticut and rebellious, how much more
impatient should be the baby who does
not know what suffering means. For the
pains Of collie, teethiDg, etc. DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup is the sovereign remedy.
Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

The new home for friendless children,
near Riverview Cemetery, having been
completed, the children in the old home,
over sixty in number, were taken 10 II
yesterday and properly cared for. The
old home at Eighth aud Madison streets
has been rented by Mrs. Turner for 4
boarding house.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

DUBLIC sALE-wILL BE SOLD AT
L public sale at the residence OF the
subscriber, on the Copper Farm, ON the
road leading from Tybout's Corner 60
Bear Station,
ON MONDAY, MARCH 1lrH, 1889.
at o o'clock, a. M, sharp,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
wnaIRaToN y sosraaRn = n

Tint table In eneet Dec. 9th. 1888, TFAiuI
leave nllluiDKton ttrench stIeeD a. follows
FOR Residing, BirdsboTo, Joanna, bpEinR.
reid, Waynesbnrz Junction, Manor ,Pott1BilIs
rsmsqun, Allentown, Lebanon, Werhers
yiile aud all points on tie PhilHdelphia AND
H1adinE 4; r., 70 a; NJ. and 2. 40 y. m. -
goatesyl!le, Embreevlle, Lenape, ChAdd'i
Tora ana Dnponts and Intermediate pdints,
Yer 0osIeSyliie and ihteriaedlats points Al
100 u. M, 40 and 800 p. IN.
FOR West Chester, 100 =. M, $50 and s.N
y. m.
Daily except Saturday and sunday,
For New Bridge and intermediate polnta
~ =; 2; IN. and on SATURDAY only 81 o.99 ane
On sunday for Reading and Intermediate
points, a. t:V3 a. n, AND for Springfield and
q. y. DAUsLAND. BOVINE RIaHn,
buperintendeut Gen Pasa, ARiE
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

4 pair Of battles have achieved great
distinction in Missouri. loaal paper
says: "In o short time all checks issued
from the Office OF the State Treasurer will
bear an engraving Of the famous holland
twins, Margaret and Mary. These widely
known little ones, as everybody recoi-
leats, cut no small figure IN the late
campaign, aud they are just as much the
pride OF the Main street peope as they
are OF their parents. Alter winning the
hrst prize at the baby show in Kansas
City LAT iail, the reception they received
on returning home partook OF III. nature
OF an ovation. The lithograph for the
check is uoS being prepared IN ST Louis
aud soou the chefub faces Of the twins
Will meet the eyes OF those who rcce.y,
remittunces from the Slate"
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Why does Dcvoe's Brilliant Burning
on sell so rapidly Because 1t gives the
one thing needful-a beautiful white
light. For sale only by ]. Il. Hudson q
Co., OIL Depot, 10 Market street, Wll.
miugton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

A general conference of the Railroad
Commissioners of the different States
and the members of the Inter State
Commerce Commission has recently
been held in New York, at which Il
was stated that last year there were
six thousand men killed and wounded
In the United States while engaged in
coupling cars. This is a rate of over
one hundred week, and is certainly
q terrible showing. In view of these
facts ex Railroad Commissioner Coffin
appeared before the conyention,an on
behalf of the Brotherhood of Brake.
men, made powerful appeal to the
Inter State Commission, asking the
commissioners to use their influence to
have laws enacted by Congress com
polling every railroad to dispense with
the old coupling link and pin and
adopt safety appliances. Ii this slaugh-
ter and manning OF employees can be
avoided, 1t should be done, and ii the
railroad companies are too penurious
TO adopt safety appliances, they should
be compelled to do so by legislation.
Human life and limb is too sacred to
be sacrificed unnecessarily, and every
safeguard should be used on all rail-
roads, not only for the protection of
the passengers, but also the employees
----.--s----~=---
The new Cabinet held its first meet
ing yesterday, but very little was
done beyond the members becoming
acquainted with each other, and con.
sulling in reference TO the Civil Ser
vice policy TO be followed and the attl
tude TO be assumed toward Office
seekers. The administration canno
afford 10 ignore the civil service law
and the fact that il was trampled undel
foot by the last administration will no
justify the present in following Thu
same policy. There are OF coursr
office holders appointed by Mr., Cleve
land who ore unfit to hold The position
that they now fill, and all such shout
be removed Tor cause as soon as posi-
bic. Some Of these men violated tn
Civil Service law shameiully durini
the last campaign by compelling thei
subordinales 10 Contribate to the Demo
cratic campaign lund or walk III
plank. Others, like the collector G
Philadelphia, had scarcely assume
the duties of their positions before the
commenced wholesale removal {
Republicans without cause, except III
fact that they were Republicans.
Collector Cadwalader WAS very az
five in this work, and especially wg
this the case in reference 10 the oil
soldiers, whom he found holding pc
Hitions in the Custom House when h
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
on MONDAY, MARCH II, 1879,
at o'clock, p. M,

Two good horses, thirty mich COWS. heller
coming years old; good two-hOric farm
wagon, good dea'orn, / good moving a
chine, horse rake, good brlar scythe, plows,
harrows, ctltivators, nay by the ton, corn by
the bushel, good set Of wagon harness a lot
OF raspberry crates and boxes. chuTn, pans,
tubs buckets, sngs ge cutter lot Of old on
and many Other articles JnllN r. TALLEY.
i1B-w2L d2l*
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

,DIRECTlONS-Pour on rag and battle well
i ,oui tlintS tny, or II very bad every or 3
~ rs wen TO rub well with tue bare hand aflef
ohtnlnR. IN very severe cases, wet cotton
WIN me Golden External and lay on the Affect
e. phils. ~ cOstive, use our sinus' VeEetS-
Oie Liver PMS splendid for Sick Headache. 10
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

ITO EITHER hold the I,low or drive"
requires strength. To secure and keep
strength good stomach is required, and
it must be kept in strong aud healthy
action.
Warner, Log Cabin HOPS AND BuCmU
REMEDY
viii put your weak stomach in good
working order.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

But you'll take your choice
amid all the din.

are here, some printed
others woven, % to 80 cents
and tour grades plain, 90 &c
40 cents; dazzling, perfect
white, sheer.
Southwest of centre, with Linens.
The Baby Carriage stock
is fullest when the sap be.
gins to start. q Winter oil
getting ready, Of trying new
devices, of putting the quail
ity mark higher and higher
and the price mark lower
and lower.
7Uenty nine nev Patterns,
and the best of the old ones.
That's what the yesterday
count showed.
Reed is crowding out cane
for bodies. just as strong,
just as neat. snd it can be
shellacked, enameled, or
stained: Cane can't.
New graces in designs
and little helps that you'll
wonder were never thought
of before. Baby Miss or
Master have been in plenty
OF minds besides mammals.
More comfort and pretti-
ness and safety in Baby Car.
riSges than ever before, and
Pr1ces are hss-except in the
very cheapest, our So style.
And 1t has been bettered in
many little ways.
Last years $40 sasin-hn
ished Carriage is 50.
Trimmed with ribbon,
satin cushion and paras9l,
SII.25; better than our las t
year $Ia.
For 500 a special Carriage,
shell body, silk plush uphol
stery, satin parasol, choice
running gears, Richmond
brake. Nearly its equal
would have been Sac a year
back.
And SO tie comparison
goes. Better for less every
time.
We are even in likelier
Shape than OF old to do spe.
cial getting up and uphols-
tesing Choose your stuffs,
your style, say how this OF
thet--wheels 10 parasol--
shall be. Quicker than yoy
have any notion of the job.
done. And better.
Basement, northeast of canue.
Seems like a simple thing
20 get the odor OF Ulhli
Rose or IlOlet or Heiiotyo6
out Of the flower and into
bottle. Try it Thousand
have tried it. You cal
count the really successful
ones on the fingers of on
hand. ALFRED w RICH
knows how, and LuBIN ant
/ PINAUD and CoUDRAY. w
have their choicest, or an,
. other body's choicest, il
belongs In the front rank.
Queen Mary Is the newest
. Extracts. Toilet Waters, z oV
:. ders, Almond Meal. Either a
q delicate as the breath of
i. flower. You'll find her onl
here-and wonder that tn
E prices are so little.
/ Toilet Soaps are only
step away. Have you trio
Eikinto 3 Palm? or cours
!, everybody has. Not the 50
!, of an acquaintance you Cal
= to drop.
s THE CHEAPEST Hair BrusI
" es you ever had" A bru.
man said 1t of the 25c t
9 So so-eech lot with soil
E backs and good bristle
= He's right. TampIco gral
or siive's Of whalebor
would cost about as muc
Centre Of the store.
AS sturdy a Kitcht
l. apron as you'llfnd. DoubI
:, II warp muslin, and almost
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
HORSES,

One colt 5 head Of m,lch cows, 6eysn Of
them Will be In profit by DAY Of hal three
head Of calves, Ii head OF pigs, % pair OF
elllckcus. farming implements: Two .
horse wagons, tw0-hOr-e market dearborn,
lone-horse market dearborn, / jump -at car
tlaRt, sidt bar buggy, / water a. W I'd
rake, Bradley; Portland cutter, hay bed, |
mower, thrte culliNators, triple harrow,
new ! SIDE Iill plow neN; ! Birfri pillow,
imp rial nlnw, onc- 10 Sc pillow, 2 sets single
harne's, ? sets stage haracs>, three sets pillow
harness. shoEels, fork. Ervthcs, etc.; lot
cutter lot COW chains, also 10 acres Of wheat
IN ground, secretary, lot Of chairs, sewing
other articles.
Terns:-Ali sums Of S7n and under cash,
over that amount credit Ot six months on
hankab'c note, with an approved eudorser:
and lnlCrc 1 from date. j. j. MOORE.
WIN. ]. Lang, Ancll0neer. rs VIII ar
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
baltimore 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
- Schedule In eject Dec. .. 1853.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DE
POT EAST BOUND.


TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DE
PoT EAST BOUND.
Express trains.
! %, - %, . 90. $40 a, II 10, n m; sla lo' 90
%, 10, 50 20, I2t, 0 10, % 20, I Dk. 60 In m.
Philadoipni1, Sundays. $50, 7Ol n 65'
81 10 q II ~ ms .l7 40. 90, S09' as
.s o. 800, II Is N; sis %, % . S. ! IS
$40, 40, 10, os, . % y m.
I, 9ssss,T ssrS mn ISo' .1Ss. sos.
an, ~ m, ~ 80. OV.SO1, SEA. 's2I, taS.
WEST ROUND.
Baitmois and Washington, 200. tiiU
N; ats, y top N; sl7 40 niIht All daily.
" m daily except Sunday,
UnicSSo sni Fittsourg, aIl 20 nisht. 'B2S
OinclnnA,i and st. Louis. al 81, a m and
- 40 M both daily
siugsriy Accommodation, 100 ana IL !, D
i.SndsnberS Accommodation, wosk sv,
IL 90 q N; IS and b.sp m; Sundays, 95o
TEAMS Leave MARKET ST. srArloN.
sunday Fer RasimorSs, S., aa ass s1eep'
M, daily, 2; lp. m, daily, except snnday.
? Is D, IN. daily, except Sunday; y. IS A, ih. On
sunday only; 5.l5p. IN. daily.
fiusburg anu Chicago express daily. 8 10
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR wILM Ne.
20 Daily, .l2.o5a. m, -sal. 1910, .n.oo. a M.
s. ID 10 10. ~ so 8! -I.5o G.h '1.Oo,
baily, except SUNDAY. . 81 and 7.ai a. M,
srSn1ss only; sSis IN.
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
Gen'l I'ass. Agent, GeEeral Mantger.
| nlh-LI
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
Philadelphia Wilmington
Baltimore Railroad.
and
FEBRUARY gath. 1880.


| Trains viii leave Wilmington as fellows,
| Phfladeluhia fexnrasat n 80, . N nh o. A
90. slq az Ioy7, 10 ~ ii %, II III a. M. IN b
* y 49,. ~, ees' ~ % and 10 70 p ".
~ n ~ 4 NJ ~ "a ~. " w. ~ ~. Ms'
- ashas,s. -, ~ ~ ~ ~ - y, A M.
o II II "A II x, se.pfoss .e9 IN ~
ino; n. n % 49, N.' u ~. eah w, fuA Ahs
Arro,, N odstfon gto SEA Tnx m ,a.s
a NJ. III nj IA sal. ga Y{o sna ~ ~
New Vol 2m asa IN am ehs ~ ~ II a ~
II 81 A. m III ~ IA % Al w ~ iyW'
% Va i06 = 10 and 10 10 D, M - eS- "'-'
p1I me;. SassIs sIop. Isnokia. - ana
EoI Nsmsra tcs,Ssrsl sad i ia.ernsais 70 sta
S1ns, " =. ~. ~ % sna ~. 2. ~;
Saline e and in,s Y stations. tnfha.
III . ny Y, N; NJ, ahd ~, =. ~ m.Sh';;
bAiist!note anu Bay idne, 10 Y. n. 49,
a s ~ anu WAannlnk.ont ~ ~ VT
,a Az as m1 N "; s+ tsh ~
~ ~ nc % - " v; ~ shu ~, =, Niyht. "a !.
". nas NJ nsns ,Wu DIVISION .eevei IN
"a w Y IA a. ~, =. me- izhS <eeI 10"
Z. - y. W. ~ W, -. ~ y ~ ,clgnLo nm
ss sanrc 9n sna Lswss. $50 =. n"sm p'n''
psxs,n ], " ~. t.,L !" y. =. a, Alta. am
M MI y ~ "a 4 e'mst' Ano W' '~
-F1n,ess far y IL W, ILL., N - - NAV
train avg n n, hatfinANon' w "
Txnrcss icf hover BarrinKton, and Dal.
Eank All S City, su..n
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
Golden External
(SIMMS0
SHAKE WELL BEFORE USING.
TO Be USED OJTWlRDlr, 0, Fua HlrHua Orlr.
Splendid ana pr0mptin relieving and ran.
ldly curing Rheumatism, Aches and
Phlns, swcllingS, Sprains, Back
Lungs, &c, and in Rheumatism, Arute ar

oftoN.c, IN conjunction with our RmEliMA-
.. w, usrd lhwaLdly according TO Directions
anu lhe Golden External, applied Outwariiiv
aecoralngt directions. we do not sec how auy
y ~, o. rheumatism can help being cured in a
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

DuBLIC SALE-WILL BE- SOLD AT
l. public safe, at the residence OF the sub
scrlher on New Castle avenue farm, known
as Eden Park,
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH l3, 1889
Rtll O'Clock. a. IN. sharp.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Prizes IL dlUAAgAaTKBD ST FOua
NATIONAL BANKS OF New Orleans,
and tue Tickets arc signed by the Prest
dent OF an 1nstitutlon, uhoss chartered
tishts are reoogn IN the highest CouTiI
therefore, bo1nr5 OF al iEIitSticns az an.
noymoua schemes
ONE DOLLAR Is the prios OF the sm all.
OF psit or frsetirn OF q Ticket ISSUED
by us In any Drawing. Anything In our
name offered for less than Dollar is swim.
die.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
The Daily Republican

Entered at the Post Office at Whining
ton, Del, as second class mail matter.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
ON FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1859.


Fight Roel work aud driving horses, 3 colts,
three two and uHc l-year Old; 4 heal of go Il
mich cows Of ~ grade HUlsteln stock, IN of
line Hol,ttin bull. Farming I'm Elements, s
IAiln wagons with riRgcrs 3hO sc carts, one
new, never heen ufed; deatbsrn top buggy
Two lulnn ttat carriages, phHetpn, two rollers,
champion binder, Uchanptpn lnuw, rs, Nall
tt 4, Wood rcap'r, 3 grain and fertilizer
hrllsi hbrHe fukes, corn marker, 2 grain
lans corn shelters, Is piows, thirteen cultl-
Nalor3, three twin harrOHs, hay tedier, RAN
Tile harrow, road scrtper. two grlnbstnncs,
lhllE wagon, road ky, family sleigh, n. W.
lng and br ar scythes, cradles, forts, sGoyels,
COW chains, single and double trees, 4 sets % I
double wagon harness, two sets al drArh lrn
harness. three SETS OF SIM IL harness. Two sets
OF cart harness, collars, brides, etc: / Boye-
graph hay cutter, two fam mi'ls, 4-luTsc
sweep p'wri, aud many other Article3 too
nni crous Ia mention.
Torm4;~All suns under SIS cash; all over
thht amount credit oil mOnths, Will given
by purclas giving hlnElhle note with an
f27-itppd-W2t Adninistrttrix.
l.. W. stidbam 4 Son. Aucts.
DuBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
Il Intending 10 quit farming - ~ SCH a pub
lie sale, NJ his residence, IN White Clay Greek
about miles north OF Newark,
ON MONDAY, MARCH lS, 1850,
Att clock, p. M, sharp.
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Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans. La.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

DUBLlC sALE-THE SUBS RIDER
Z having rented his farm near the Folk rosd
Brandywiue AUndted, viii sell his stock ard
farming implements ii public sale.