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Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

A marriage that WAS attended with
numerous difficulties because of the
&c ,rcity Of money came of In Cincinnati q
day or two ago. Alter paying Tor the
license (75 eents) the groom bad but IS
cents left. He collected enough from
spectators to pay the megistIate's fee,
but then another obstacle arose The
young man said that II lie d d not have u
certificate 10 prove his marriage the par
'n's Of his bride would not believe the
ceremony had taken place, and there
would be trouble. Another collection
was taken and the certificate was pro-
yided. Then the couple went away
happy. They we're from Hamilton, Ky,
aud had eloped to avoid the opposition OF
the BRIDES parents.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Dumb Animals thinks that one of the
best ways to avoid being bitten is not 10
NEEDLE with strange dogs. Persons adj
verse to doing this are advised by Dumb
Animals to proceed as follows IN making
canine aequaintences: "Put out your
hand easily and confidently TO the dog,
so that be may smell 1t. Put II to his
nose II he stills at 1t and wags his tail,
or otherwise shows fIiendliness, tn, you
may speak to him and pat bin on the
head II you like, and perhaps use other
familiarities. But, II when you offer
your band, the dog remains sulien and
passive, the sooner you take your hand
away the better. N yer Rppro ,eh a
strange dog with either timidity or
menace"
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
E0g Rent.

TOR RENT-sECOND AND THIRD
Il story roomH at 4l6 Market street, suitable
for almost any business Offices or photo
street. CT code
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Big dogs sro becoming the fashion In
New York, and local dog fancier ac-
counts or 1t by saying that persons stay
wonderfully fond OF the animals. The
dogs come to town with the families aud
either find lodgings IN the private stablrs
OF their masters or In stalls rented from
livery stables, which have now begun to
advertise especially favorable ace mmo-
dations at % week. The attendance
upon the dog includes specially pr,par d
food, periodical washings, and removal of
any parasites they may have. They
must also be taken out every day by an
attendant and givel run In order to
Timber up their Joints But the big dogs
do not like the city There is no society
and no turf or snow on witch to leap
and run"
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 16.-Tht
smallpox is still spreading in Nanticoke,
Pa. A place has been provided for pa.
tienis in this place should the disease
break out there.
ITHACA, N. Y, Jan. 16.-Miss Anna r.
Moon, o sophomore at Cornell Universl.
ty, has been attacked by small-p ox, and
President Adams has ordered every stu
dent TO be yaccinated.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 18.-The body oil
Lieutenant Miles, who died on board the
steamer Yantic Of yellow fever, con.
tracted at Hayti, is eth on the vessel
The health authorities want the body
buried on swinburne Island, but the
friends OF the dead lieutenant want the
remains barred elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
COLUMBIA AND ran nDser,
eAPPMO.


We greet thee fair, Columbia
With all the honor due,
Thy stars nd stripes Of natchless worth
Ana hetd VI honorsd llue.
And In the name OF many
m Advocates Of peace md love
Trust you will that late blemish
On the nag at once remove.
by reyokinR that rude order
That set heatnens In u wi iri
To claim the right, by which they
Now, their missiles ~ us hnri
And some no doubt nlsy wonder
If the saviour 10 TO blame
FOR the hate and malice
Some cherish who bear his name.
The Fates have reared and set you
For beacon In the night
OF Eastern deGolation,
Would You hide YOUR shining Light
And barricAde your portals
On race that Knows NO God
And turn His hand again Il you?
Perhaps 10 Ind rod.
We hear prophetic rumblinRs
And we len the ear 10 earth
And feel "a great uphVAvels
Must We ffesdom's atriis for birth
Yon have shown partlality
by drawing the line between
Those Oriental children
And lone OF darker mien
Who were given gospel treasures
Withheld from their poor lands.
For the sake OF Him who Dends them
That edici cOuntermand.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

SALE.

pUBLIc SALE.
Il Ths subseriber quitting the fafmind
business VIII sch at public sale, on the roa3
about IA mile from the latter place,
ON THURSDAY, JAN. II, 1850,
NJ I O'Clock p. M, sharp,
His entire stock and farming utensils, As fol-
lowsi 3Rood work or driving horses; 10 head
of good mich cows. some OF which will be In
profit by day Of sale; ] market wagon;
milk wagon; l mill dearborn; falllng-top
buggyt ] Jaeger wagon; l two-horse farm
wagon; Syracuse steel beam plow, No. 7:
small corn pillow; / cultivator; hill. side
pillow; pair twin harrows: Deering moving
machine: two sets of stage harness, good as
new; 3 sets of light carriage harness; 2 sets
of heavy dearborn harness; sets Of lead
harness.; collars; brides; donble and single
lines; lot Of berry boxes; lot of peach has
kets; double and single trees: roller; forks;
rakes; hoes; shovels; spades; hay and
straw by the ton: corn fodder by the bundle;
10 acres Of wheat in the ground: corn and
potatoes by the bushel Dairy Fixtures, such
as milk pans, 3 milk cans, quart and pint
measures, large cream can, I small cream
can, 40-quart churn, butter print, etc.
Household and Kitchen Furniture consist
ing Of beds. btdsteads, quite, blankets, bu-
reaus, stands, clocks, chairs, tables, dishes,
carpets, mAttings, one large cook stove, etc.
Terms: All sums of t20 and under, cash I;
over that amount credit Of months on pnr-
chaser giving a bankAble note with an APP
proved endorser or per cent Of for q, cash; AZ,
WI. Lank, Auctioneer. j4-deod-wit
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
THE o ABIN NJ NOT SCI Ep rHD.

A special despatch from IndIspolis,
Ind, TO the New York Times (Mugwump)
says: Gen. Harrison uttered Significant
language in regard to the Cabinet yester-
day 10 an old personal friend who called
upon him. This gentleman used to 1--we
In Indiana and has been friend of Gen,
Harrison for several years. He did not
call upon any matter touching Office
seeking, but he aud Gen. Harrison talked
poll les before he lett. Before he started
back to the city where he now lives this
gentleman repeated Gen. Harrif on's Ian
Ruake under promise that his name
should not DO published. Gen. Harrison
said:
81 have not yet selected single mem
Der Of my Cabinet, and all statements
that ! have are incorrect Nobody has
any authority Tor saying that have de-
cided 10 put any man into my Cabinet,
for have told nobody anything which
warrants him in believing that will APP
point specific individual. have not
yet finally determined upon a single man.
Sometimes l may have thought had,
but at other times | have been equally
certain that l have not. j am certain
now"
81 suppose there has been a good deal
the gentleman rem arked.
Gen. Harrison, he says, almost srew
angry, and, rising from bis chair, said:
"There has; but an not 20 ng to be
forced into making any man member Of
my Cabinet"
The gentleman describes Gen. Harrison
as laying great stress upOu the word
forced, and he was de ply Impressed
with the feeling which General Harrison
put into h = tones. While he did not
utter Mr.. Blaine's name, the visitor I'M
d9rstood that he ref FRED to him, and
that be resented the ATTEMPTS which had
been made TO oblige him to offer Mr..
Bialne tue Secretarysh'p Of State.
Then, suppose, we will not learn the
personnel oil your Cabinet for some time
yet, Generall" continued the sitH.
VI shall not aurounce my Cabinet until
alter ] become President When send
the names Of my Cabinet into the Senate
they Will be known, and they will not be
known till then /"
This account may be relied upon i'm
plieitly. Tho gentleman who had this
talk with General Harrison repeated 1t
while II was fresh In bis miu6, and the
Tines spondent took It down In
short hand from his lips.
General Harrison had lots OF callers to-
day, but none OF them were OF any politi-
cal Importance. Judge A. J. Edgerton
Of Mitchell, Dakota, one of the United
States senators-e,ect of South Dakota,
was the principal visitor. He is on his
way to Washington, aud call to talk
about the admission OF his Territory
Captain Pratt, the principal of the Car
lisle Indian school; d. w Farqut har OF
Boston and Messrs. Ellis, Hardy aud
Waite, directors Of the BE Line, and
their wives, were among other callers.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
Leave hope behind,


60 ran the dire warning which Dante
read on the portals of the Inferno. So
runs the cruel verdict of your friends II
you are overtaken by the first symptoms
of that terrible disease, consumption.
Leave hope behindl Your days are
numberedp' And the struggle against
dea;h is given up in despair. But while
there Is life, there is hopei DR.. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery has cured hun
dreds of cases worse than yours; and II
will cure you, If taken In time. But de-
lay is dangerous. No power can restore
a wasted lung; the Golden Medical Dis
coyery," however, can and will arrest
the disease.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

WANTED A wELL-EDUCATED
w young man OF u. having a thorough
practical, business education, a position as
salesman, bookkeeper or clerk. Good mathe-
nAtIciAn Salary moderate. Al reference.
Address Busine 1, 40 u. 9Th ST., city. Jll.Bti
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

WAsHIE6ToN, Jan. 16.-The Navy De-
partment yesterday received . despatch
from Admiral Kimberly ct PAnams, com
handing the Trenton, announcing his
departure yesterday with that vessel for
Apia, Samoa, to look after American in
terests there. The Vandalia, now under
going repairs at San francisco, Is about
ready for sea, and will probably sail for
Panama on Thursday, to take the place
Of the Trenton on the Pacific side Of the
Isthmus.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

WANTED. A YOUNG COUPLE
w without children, or young lady. eau
obtain board with young couple having pleas
snt home. Location, west central Address
J.. W. c., thiS office, ia 3tt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

NANTED-A DAIRY OF so TO 100
quarts Of milk daily al milk depot, Front
Id Union Sts. Ji4-6tt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
NyEw CASTLE COUNTY, q. g., THE
lN Efhia Of DalaHara. To TIA Rhariff nf

TRW CASTLE COUNTY. 3. g.. THE
t-1 Few OssEle County, Greeting:
arI whereas, Anne Myers by her
Petition to the Judges Of our SD
perior court fllod IN the Once OF
the Prothonotary OF the said Court, in and
for the County OF New CASTLE, for the cause
OF complaint therein alleged, has made ap.
Illcatien to our said Judges that q decree
may be pronounced dissoivfng the marriage
existing bstween the Petitioner and her bus
band, William Myers, we therefore com.
mand you, ~ you have been heretofore com.
manded, that you summon william Myers
so that he be and appear before the
judges Of our said COURT 1t tho next term
thereof, to be hold at Wilmington, on MON.
DAY, the fourth day Of February
next. to answer the allegations OF the said
Petitioner, according to tho Act Of Assem-.
bly,, IN such csse msde and provided, and
also to do and reosive what the said court
shan thsn ana there consider oonosrninR
him 10 this bshan ~ TO tbs Oourt shall seem
meet and oonBtstsnt with the provisions OF
the said Act Of Assembly
And have you then there this Writ
Witness, the Honorable Joseph p. Tome.
Kys, Require, at wilmington, tho sixth day
OF december, A. D., eighteen hundred and
eighty eight. GEO. a. MAXWELL,
PronthonotGry.
Issued January 21d, 1859.
writ xEVxN ALIEs
Js,lo,lI,2i-G sheriff.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

LEADvILLE, COL, Jan. 1t.-Mary
Splitter, a young girl, was locked up in q
room for misconduct by her mother In
their house on Saturday night. A win
dow was open and the child climbed out
and wandered Into the mountains. Her
dead holy was found yesterday. She
had frozen to death,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
A UCTIONEER'S CARD.

NOTICE.-TH ANNUAL MEETING
IN oftbc members Of the New Castle Coun-
~ Mutual Insurance Company will be held At
the ohice of the uompanv, No COZ Market 81,
on Monday, the 2lst Inst, at 10 O'Clock, n. M,
serve AS managers for three years.
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
NJ. NJ. CLEAyEH Secretary. J0-l0t
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
The m oat Agfeea0io

AS we'll as the most effective. method Of
dispelling Headaches, Colds and Fevers,
or Cleansing the System. is by taking a
few doses Of the pleasant California liz
uid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. All
druggists. N. B. Danforih, Second and
Market streets, wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

My baby has been T. Dubbed with eczema on
his face, nsck, hand, ezrs, and sntire eody.
He wss one II ass OF scans, and VIC WI re Obliged
TO tie his hands prevent his scratching
have SIP ut dollars On remedi es with out effect,
but AT 'er using one box Cuticnra aud one cake
Of Cutienra Soap The child Is entirely cured
1 cannot thank you enough r them.
u. W, BROWN,
II Null st.. brooklyn, n. D., N, Y.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

A TrENTIoN-ALL PERSONS DE
"A string drugs pure and Chemicals or wish
ing their prescriptions or private reetlp
carefully compounded with pure materials
should go to the drug store OF n. X. BKikG.
~ hsT, No. 81 Market street, Wilmington,
Del. 62sLf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

EoR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
= rooms for gentlemen; also good cellar.
Apply at Gle King st. 1l5-dt-eod
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

C1tlcura Remedies are toe greatest hisdi
cines on arth. Had the worst case Of salt
Bhcum In this country. My mother had II 20
yearS, and IN f,ct died from T.. / believe
CuticurA would have save her life. My arms
breast amt mead ere covered for three years,
which othing relieved or cured until / used
INV ''' j. ". ADAMS, Newark, o.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
FOR sALE-Two DESIRABLE FARMS

U(OK SALE-A FIkST-CLASS WORK
mare IS ~ hands high. can show a5min-
PIE gait, gentle In harness aud can be driven
by woman. fearless OF steam or anything.
N o better horse for general driving In tue city.
viii be sold At right price owner has no
bee for her. Would make an u cellelt brood
pare. App'y TOE. MAGAnuAL, Gresnhank.
Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

We sell Headlight oil that Is Headlight
oil at the very lowest price. We use It
ourselves and KNOW 1t is safe and brilliant,
Try a gallon. 1. Lewis Row, No. Ala
King street
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

JAMESTOWN, o., Jan. 16.-Mrs. Eads,
who resides here, locked her Q year old
adopted child in the house while she went
to IRE In the neighborhood. Her own
house caught fire, and when she returned
the child had been burned 10 death.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

For photographs go to Holland. He
makes the finest photographs In the Sity.
at the very lowest prices. Gallery, 807
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

|TANTED-BoARDER5, At s. W.
corner OF Seventh and King SITS. il4-ett
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

NM ANTED-A POSITION IN SMALL
~ FAMILY, As working housekeeper.
- iress widow" this Office, Ji5-2te
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
KaR sag.

T,oR sALE-TwO FIBaT-cL Ass rARMs.
near the town OF Newark, Del.
No. contains 1855 acres, 90 acres Of
which 10 permanent pasture; has not
been ploughed for Is years, well wAtered
and shaded; the balance OF farm good,
tillable land In good state of cultiva-
tion, with acres Of orchard and one
acre Of peach treer, NIL In full hearing;
there is q half-mils race track on this
farm; improvements, o good hriok house,
2 cottages, aud all necessary ouibulld-
ings, in good repair.
No. contains liz acres, adjoining
No. 1; 80 acres permanent pasture, has
not been ploughed for Ia years; balance
Of land ,illable, OF the very best qua iiy;
II acre of orchard In full bearing; I'm
|provemente, largo frame house and all
outbuildings, In good repair
These farms will DO sold sspara ely,
|pr as awhole. For further particulars
sall or address WIN HOMEWORK,
owner, or
8. M. DONNEIL,
j2-8.d.was 4tw agent, Newark, Del
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Go 10 John Fl. Turner, dealer In extra
Lehigh Cosl, Also 6re.briok, fre-olay,
ETC., Water street between King and
French streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
40 Per Cent Saved

On every dollars worth Of
clothing bought at the S. w.
Cor. end and Market Street.
We must close out our heavy
weight goods and we have but
such low prices on them that
you cannot help buying them.
See what we are selling them
for:
Mems good working overcoat $3.50
" '' evening 3.25
&" fine dress oyercoat 5.4C
" silk lined overcoat $50
Mems Suit, well-madej heavy 3.75
fine Sunday Suits 6.25
Fine all-wool corkscrew suit, cut
away or sack, three shades onlyS.I5
Boys overcoats. six styles at S1.75 each
Boys nobby suits five styles 1925
Childrens suits or overcoats from Lilo
up Mems all-wool pants 1.37
Mems silk pants, wool only 2.20
Good heavy working pants, only 62cts
Boys pants as low as 25ets
and no other place iii this city, only at
S. W. Cor. 2nd and Market streets.
N. B.-Call and look at our
windows and see for yourselves.
You will never regret it.
,s-s, . R. w. WOLTERS.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

eases. Cloth. fuIlS 1t only 81 %, BY mai
sealed. liiustsntivs ramp tres 70 AIl ounk
and mtcdie-e8ed iaen fer the mort 20 saya,
Send now. Address b. ". II. AHgEK,
DulAnah street. Boston. MAN. e7s.sedsli
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

IGOR RENT-oR ON SHARES TO A
Il gmall family, a farm of IS acres, A miles
IRON Wilmington on LRncafter Pike.
1s-eod-d&w-2t MARGARET JOURNEY.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

children's plu b and silk caps at GA King
street. Also a good cellar for rent.
MHs, q. A. ToNNER,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

prevented and cured BY Hoopar,a Ano-
dyne. Best medicine for teething and
cello. AL fruGsisfs.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

CuppinR and leecbiug by George I
Metzper, 10s East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Two years and y half Aeo Salt Rheun broke
out on my right hand. IL appeared In white
blister, attended by terrible itching. and
Rrndually spread until u covered ths sntirt,
back Of the nand. The disease next appeared
on my left ha al. Lried many remedtet. but
could lind no cure IN n obtained the Cuti-
cara Remedies, which Effected speedy and
JAM sP. REARNEY,
2S4 Wood AveGue, Detroit.
Sold everywhere, Price, UUrICUHA, nOc. /;
nOAL, DC. RgsoLyEnT, a.; Prepared BY
the PtiI'rER DRUG AND CHEAICAh Co.,
Boston, Mas.
RF send for SLOW to Cure Skin Diseases, I"
81 pages, b)illustrations and % Testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

We have on hand at tile new tore 5l2,
King street stand.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
DEO. 18th, 1855.

DEO. 18th, 1855.
grains yin lonve Wilmington ~ fellows
Rhiais,Sdslphis 4. Ssrp5ess, ssz t2o.sss. Lss
Ia sa IA ssS 3 ana = b . D 3. !. M n.' ns'
u As e q a o 4 4 seas.
IA; II q. Ii q I. n. i %. 81 "a. 10. and
a. n. z q asS 500. 50 ~. and - q p; U.
n sf- no.. 20 Il ass IN n. "a g. ~ r. is g.
For Boston. without change of cars. Sap.
tor West Chester, vi. Lanesin. . ana
Yor Es;wsr de t toeatrey ana ,nternsd,ats sts-
e a e saS q p stations, ,as,
il Ssi; ~ y; !: ~ S.islss SD Il: s
T.,ns ~ s.f Il e aSs or
Seoreefown and Levss. s 80 a. mas % p.n..
pl Ssisr. = i Z; ~ way stations $50
E1prsss a Tor % = R I; nj % p. "a. wsy
'iHi. as!sss B ssr bovsr. harrington. and Dali
HP sss sS or Ssps Man. pa FONT ''n
. Hssss rs s.s:s: fFsss s:.. e. vi
Il 70 a. = "a AZ 4 d nj A III !. ~ s''
4 xss 81! s e , Sc 1 sS.s :as b L s. E
For further Information. RssssnEe5s are res
M ssffs ss: s ssssH
upon.which extra fAxsi u caarRed.
s sasI q k ESsa ssu.. Z MSSIA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
1T T. 1sniifss:.gsl. sSs.Rss:; "a ss
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ !, George W. hann, Dr.. NJ. d., intend
to and will prefer petit ON to the General ..
selnoly OF the state Of Delaware, now In ses-
sion, for an absolute dlVorre from ny wife
Lizzie y. Mann. GEORGE W. MANN Jf. M ID
January It'll, 1859. jS-podlm
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
ECZEMA CAN BIZ CURED.

The motr s9oDizinE. hupiIa ting, itohiuE,
scaiy, and burning Erz-Dass arc cared
py the CuticoTs - emsdsss, when ply
sioisns ana all other remedies Gsll.
] have b+ep afflicted since last Merch with a
ski disease the doctors called hczeina. My
face was cuVaret with scabs aud sores. and
the itching aud burning were almost unbrar-
able. seeing your Cutlcura Remedies co high
ly recomm ended, concluded to give them n
trial, using the CuticuTa and CulicurR Soap
externally, and hesolyent Internally fer four
r'nnths. call myse feured, In gratitude for
VIII C make this pu bile statement.
Mrs. CLARA A, FRkDERICK.
Broad Brook, Conn,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
JOHN P. DONAHOE
-BOTTLMK OF.
Ale, Porter, Brown; Stout and
Lager Beer, Cider and !,
Mineral Waters. I

pspss. BI5 and $40 Orange assssa,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
sole aGent-And ldepot Tor Deiawars Of n
Bsrtholonay Brewing Conpany'a Roohsst1
Sole agents for Massey o 90. . Philadsips
kTeWeries, AssSey,s BToMn Stout Z. IA
Orders by mail will receive prompt aft&A
ton. Goods shipped N any port frss or
board. Telephone connection.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

wAsuINaToN, Jan. l6.-The last
hearing before the Senate Finance Com
mittee in charge Of the tariff bill was
upon garden produce. J. u. Parker, OF
Now York, the spokesman, said: 1--WE
farmers demand q duty Of % cents a
hushel on potatoes, Is cents bnshsl on
turnips, two cents head or half cent a
pound on cabbage, and sauerkraut,
which is form OF cabbage, taken oil the
free list; u . barrel, or one cent q pound
on eauliilower in salt or brine; Eve cents
dozen on eggs, or three cents dozen
ON egg yolks or eggs preserved In any
FORM"
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

DUBLIC SALES-L. W. STIDHAM &
Il Son, auctiopeers, are prepared TO call
parties wishing to employ them should cali on
them at once and select their day; over 30
years experience In the business. They also
pay the highest prices for secondhand furni-
ture, carpets. etc. l.. W. SrIDHAM SON.
TeleE phone No. 535. 1an7-6w-d&w
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
| u M NVTNNhfII1t
j2-8.d.was 4tw agent, Newark, Del
NoR sALE-A FINE CHESTNUT,

EIOR sALE-A FINE CHESTNUT,
u bloodel, pacing mare. eight years old,
berfrctly Sound as ffar rs known; can go
flOse =. % without training; believed capable
ef coming right down under 2. ~ with proper
handling. Sired by Hirkog ofIndiAnR, 2.23S;
1am q oid-inst. Thusly she has the conbiia-
J. on OF speed and endurance. sold for want
pf use, ~ have four besides her. Gan be
peen at my stable, Seventh and Orange, or Vt
Forest Glen farm, near Chrtstians.
Js-tf "A. A. CHAIRMAN.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
EXECUTORS SALE LIE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Situate in the village of Centreyille, New
o. xlexanderH. Dixon, deceased. consistine
Of acres, 95 Ia perches, more or less, 'front.'
ing on the Kennett p Ike. The improvements
metal roef, contsinIpg rooms and kitchen,
with large hall and open siairway;a frame
barn with stabling for horses and cows;
carriage and wagon house, corn crib and coal
house: also small tenement house. There Y
selected fruit; also pears, peaches, grape. etc.
The buildings are in good repair and well
worthy the attention OF persons seeking q
the premises.
Sale on Wednesday, January 23d, 1850. at !
O'Clock D. m, when conditions " Ill be made
known II, WILLIS TAYLOR,
LOUIS AGNEW,
ceased, jan7-eod
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

EoR RENT-FR0NT ROOMS, WITH
4 or without board. Every convenience; at
No. doi French ST. jS-lm-eodt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

ERIENpLY mn NO. 5 EAST WATER

II IKIIsNI311T INN NN7' o N1ADI " u TEN
N street-A rare chance Is now effere1.
Any party OF small means 10 enter busine 5
and honse At the same lime; on account OF
lenfeebled health the proprietor Charles Dlun-
dell, will sell the whole h1ing OF restaurant
and boar ung house. consisting OF IL cot beds,
double bed. stoves, cooking utensils, pots.
Feasonabie rates for cash with immediate pos
cessation. jl.-St6p
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

DOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
4 rooms for gentlemen. Apply at Gl4 King
street. u eOd-tf