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Daily Republican., 1889-02-16
REGIsTRR's ORDER.
~ REdIsrER'S OFFICE.
NkM NAsTLE GOuhIY. I'LL

Upon the application Of XSam j. Ian. Adj
WWinq niSior q John LANG. late OF
gSesf Rs II Is ordered aud directed 81
E IN,e notice OF granting of letters ii Adninis.
viz win1hhoh, upon the estate OF The deceaseti,
by causing Advertlsements To- he postea
Miihln ~ days from the date of nuSh
, letters -, In, In slI Of the most public
pilnees Ol tne county OF New Castle, reniiTins
~ persons having demRnds against the eeiate
20 present the game. or abide by an Act 81
nssemOly IN such case made and provided
~ na siS9eIass tae same to be inserted within
SheWsnhper puOttsledin Wilmington nn1 y
2e continued therein three weeks te, Cd. i ~
Given under the hand and Sesl nj
b. VWmdiG n OF The Regisier, ,ptoTessld. al
aforesaid, the day and year above written
Nor,,, JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register,
n, iNoii, ALI persons having claims A. nInst
NC estate Of the deceased must nrnsesi t,,e
SAL sane, duly aitested TO the AdmiHisiratar
N, N or before January 22nd, isll. or abide
, ~ hrt OF Assembly In such ease made ana
A,,.. ADAM. LANG, Administrator
Adaress' Wilmington, Del. ~''''
j23-eod-8w
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16
SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY 10, 1880.
The adyoca,es 81 nrobib,t,on see

The advocates of prohibition seem
70 think that all that Is necessary to
stop the manufacture and sale of liquor
10 TO enact a law TO that effect, but the
experience Of States whore this course
has been tried clearly demonstrates the
thllacy OF this idea. Persons whose
word can be relied upon, who have
visited Maine, Rhode Island and other
states where prohibition IL supposed 10
~eaign supreme, report that In the cities
and towns there are fully as many
places where liquor is sold as there are
10 other places where licenses are
granted. As there Is no doubt about
this being The fact, Il seems like folly
70 tear down every restraint that Il
now placed upon the traffic, for the
mere senumentslism OF having a law
for its total prohibition. The high
license law, which is In operation In
Pennsylvania, has done more to stem
the tide OF intemperance and lis conse.
quent crime and pauperism than all
The prohibitory laws that ever have
been enacted, and ii would be well #
we had similar law In this State.
The police and other records show
the vast deal Of good already accom-.
plished by this law in Philadelphia,
and therefore 1t seems worse than fool
ish for portion Of the people of the
keystone State to endeavor to lay
aside an efficient system Of regulating
the traffic. in order 10 take up more
than doubtful remedy. Any law to be
enforced must be respected and obeyed
by large majority Of the people, and
70 secure this respect and obedience it
must be In accordance with thsir views
81 Justice and right. This is especially
the case with sumptuary laws, and
until the people are educated up to
this point, prohibition cannot accom-.
plish anything beyond depnving the
State Of the revenue derived from the
licenses. The day may come, and all
right-thinking people would hail its
advent, when prohibition can be en-.
forced, and VIXEN the manufacture.
sale and use of intoxicanis can be
abolished, but IL Is certain that It has
not yet arrived. Therefore, the best
means now available to check intem.
perance are high License and restrictive
laws. These, combined with the
proper training of the young, will do
much toward making prohibition one
Of the certainties Of the future.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16

Mems prime waterproof boot,
worth S.; we sell now for 81
Mems waterproof boots, worth
81; we sell now for 81.
Mems extra prime kip boots.
worth $3.50; We sell now Tor
$3.50.
Mems coarse boots, worth Sa7g
we sell now for So.
A lot Of Mems coarse boots Of
several different good makes,
$3.50, SI.75 and $500.
Boys prime kip boots, worth
$3.50; we sell now for 500.
Boys prime kip boots, worth
S2.25; we sell now for SIS.
A lot of boys coarse boots Of
several different good makes,
SIPS and SI.5o.
Mems calf boots, sr.z5, 500
and $500.
The reason for such slashinr
in prices are, that we have not
the convenient room to properly
display coarse boots and have
determined to quit keeping them
after this season.
Fine and medium grades Of
seasonablc footwear for men and
women, boys and girls.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16

DUBLIC sALE-wILL Be SOLD AT
II public sale, Mt the firm of James X.
Lyman, on the Christiana Turnpike u
mile from Christiana,
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1850.
Mt II O'Clock, n. M.
Nine head of HORSES.

|
| old, broken to single harness.
| No. .. jumbo years old, kind In sin
gle or double harness, viii work any
where.
No. 3. Christehsorrel horse, years old,
kind IN single or double harness,
No. 4. Dick, roam horse, s years old,
| kind In single or double harness, work
anywhere.
No. .. Bob, bay horse, II years old, good
| hfm horse.
No. y. Ben, roam stallion, coming I
years old, kind single or double, viii
work anywhere,
NO. z. Daisy, dun marc, coming years
old, kind single or double.
NOS. star. bay horse, coming years
old, Kind single on double, will work any
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16
HARMS FOR SALE.

sos acres In Now Castle hundred, mile
from IIHre's Corner, ON Chfistinnd
| creek; large ii room house and dou
blc-decker barn; lnnd tu good state
OF cultivation and wen watcred.
800 acres in New Castle hundred. near
Newport; buildings good; road di.
Vides farm Into one OF 200 acres and
one of 100 acres.
80 acres IN New Castle Hundred, be-
tween Wilmington and New Castle;
| buildings good, z acres in young or
| chard, all kinds of fruit; VIII sell Is
| acres without buildings.
| ii acres in New Castle hundred, be-
TWEEN Wilmington and New Castle;
large IL room house, all modern i'm
fruit.
1888 acres in New Castle hundred, near
Hare's Corner, buildings good, fruit,
etc.
1875 acres In New Castle Hundred, on the Chris
tiAna Greek, land Ia good state of culti-
walton and well watercd.
81 acres In New Castle Hundred, near Will
mingtnn, In fruit, buildings fair.
IS acres In Brandywine Hundred. buildings
co acres In lifandywlne Hundred, buildings
good, Lana good plenty OF fruits of all
Kind, boautifl,l river view.
II acres IN Brandywine Hundred, large Ii
reomed mansion house. beautiful river
view.
sG2 acre in Rcd Lion Hundred; two Gets of
buildings, land lrst quality and inc river
Views, buildings modern.
quality, hish state ofcuiiivaii,n, nne view
OF river.
10 acre. IN Red Lion Hundred, county seat,
100 acr,s IL Red Lion Hundred at Bowers
willie; good brick house, land good.
|-f5 ncreg In Red Lon Hundred near Red Lion
buildings not very good, land good
100 acres In ChTistana Hundred. ~ miles from
railroad station; land good and In hish
state OF cultivation, buildings good.
100 acres In mAl Greek Hundred. near Corner
- ketch; bull ilngs and land good.
100 acres IN MIL Greek Hundred, near Newark,
Del. huilltngs and land good
" acres ~ MN Creek hunhred; new framo
acres in Mil Creek Hundred; with grIst
$50 sores Ia White Clay Creek Hundred, near
100 acre, in white Gay CreeS Hundred c near
OetctQwn; land good, buildings fair.
40 acres IL White Clay Creek Hundred. near
Salem H. Church: land fair.
IN acres 10 White cay CreeE Hundred, at Me-
Cleiiandvllie; large u room brick house
aud other out buildings, abundance OF
ftnit, black nnith and wheel " III hi shops.
lsO a,'rts Ia White Clay Gre Hundred, ntHr
ohris,lans; hg,l. ings good, stream run
Do acres IN White Clay Greek Hundred, miles
from Newsask; huidinTs good.
$50 acres In White Cay Greek hundred, near
good.
tsi,2 acres in White Clay Greek Hundred,
$50 acres In White Clay Greek Hundred, al
40, OEletown; baildlngs and lnnd far
no acres In Pencetur Hundred, near glasgow:
buildings ordinary, plenty of fruit, land
:. good and well waite. ed.
50 scrss ig Peneader Hundred, l mile below
Newark, buildings aud land gosd.
llS acres in Pencafer llundred, near Kirk |
wood; buildings and land good, well wa
200 acrss In Pencader Hundred, near KIRK |
- wOld; iIaint buildings, fruit, etc.
~ acres ftncader bundled, near Dayatt's |
Is acres IN PenGaher Hundred, near Kirk |
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16

We sincerely hope for the good OF
the taxpayers that the motion for a
new trial made by one Of the altor-
neys for the defense in the case Of
William II. Robinson VS.. the Mayor
and Council will be denied 1t is an
old saying tina. 1t is always best 10 let
well enough alone, and in this case we
think it best to let bad enough alone,
pay the bill and be done with il, for ii
there should be another trial the
chances are that the city will have 10
t3n even more Than FIVE thousand dol.
Sity, aHo res. There is no doubt in
sAon'hs' Mr.. Robinson 10 pcrma,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16
wILmINaroN a NosrnnKs =, =

Time table In effect, Dec. ON, isss. Train,
leave WILMINGTON tfrench street, as folloRs
a. f9r HeAdlng, Birdsboto. Joanna, spring
NERO, WhYncsburg Junction. Manor ,pottJyiIfa
IapRquR, Allentown, Lebanon, Wernsrs
yile aud all points on the philadelphia ane
heanih6 n; h.l IiO a. m. aud :. 20 y. nj.
- Tor Springfield, WAynee0urR junction.
Soalssylilel hmbreevlle, Lenape, Uhhdd'i
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate points
7.eOA. M, .. IN aud s. 90 D. m,
yer OoAtssyille and intermediate points q
3.na, NJ 2. 40 aud 90 p. N.
FOR West Chester, 100 =. M, 2.to and 80
Daily except Saturday and sunday.
TOT New lrldKe ana Intermediate poInla
LIP. IN. ~AN
On sunday for Reading and intermedia,,
points, at 500 4. n, and for Springfield anS
intermedlate points at 6. 90 .. m.
A. Y. MEGA usLAND, BuWN ESs BEI9az
Superintendent. Gen Pass. AE't
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16

a., hls stock and farming implements together
WIN part Of his h uscnOld go0ds NJ tb1it1rs'
70 wlii lanlly horse; 4 cow. / hsiC.r 80 o.
inR , tMo years Old; ! two-s ated carriage: I
, hnIhet ueerhorn; horse cart; 1 set Of sInSls
huIhessi CIDER mill; bbls. good cider vine.
snI, sshhuEels, hoes, spades and forks. A lot Of
nay hy the ton; lot of dairy fixtures,
hsi .i's,il 1oous-A Among which Is ono nice
,a,I ei1,n SOFA and chairs: ! hat rack; cook
sloYei psrlor stove; bed room stove; nun.
per OF carpets and many other things not men
uoned. Terms at sale. MM. FERItis"
W. A. Hukill, auct. 70 eoht
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16
ON MONDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1850.
AZ 1890 o-olocl.. a. M. .hnln.

Nme head of good work aud driving
horses, J colts, Il iir-t-cllss dairy cows
'pnc with calves, . home raised steers
iolnlng 2Nears old; > yoke OF good work
oxen good size; head of fat shouts. >
i'ltm wagons, new; OK carts / Win
nay rigging; spring wagon. carriages
YORK wagon, new; . curIiagc poles.
nVlSli' bihdcE mower, ! horse rake /
huekeyr, grain and phosphate drill &
pows M.rruws, / corn marker, . suli,y
culiiNuiors, ! II little Diamond: | corn
shei"r, grim fan, feed cutter. / set
Vnhp'c wagon harness, . double sets of
'ltll plow harness, collars, brides Sin
gu ana double trees, forks, shuvel.. 2 OK
iokes, scythcs and cradles, dinner
Dvll, oli'-iaii interest a acres OF wheat in
ground, and n lot Of other articles loo
numerous to mention,
Iellns;-All sums of $50 and under
elsh, All over that amount IA crcdit Of .
months on giving note with improved
ehupisrr interest added, or 3 pri cent on
for cash WNI sJ,t bli,,nut, va
". y. Lank, Auctiouccr. IGwpt
u. II. stewart. Clerk.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16
~ EGISrER'B ORDER.
~ REGISTER'B oFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

~, -, ,, January 18th, 1859.
Admini, traitor 81 william GuiSSH,
late of ChrietIana Hundred, In said
county deceased, q Is ordered aud D.
mlnlstrAtor Aforesaid give notice OF
granting uflcttcrs of Adninisi ration UNION the
estate OF the deceased, with the "-te Of grant
ing thereof, ny causing adyertls> lnts 10 be
posted within forty days from the date of auuh
lettstsin IiN Of the most public places OF the
eorpty OF New Castle, requiring all persons
n, sn demands against The estate 70 prescnt
ouch case made aud provided; and also cause
nc same % bcinsrrted within the same peril
cd In the Daily RKPI BLICAN, a news.
paper published In Wilmington, del,
o. d. N'
~ Given under the hand and seal of
L. 8. Office OF the Register Aforesaid, Al
- Wilmington, IN New Castle County
JOHN X. BhADFORD,
-. Register.
NOTICE. All persons having claims aEaInst
The estate Of the deceased must present the
same. duly Httested TO the Admtuiktfa-
tor on OF before JApuary 2sth, 1870, OF
abide the Act OF Assembly In such ease made
anu provided. IRVINE NJ. FTiNN,
A"uiesS' Newport' DEL JaSJ
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16

FEBRUARY II, 1889.
Mr.. o. P. HooPER-Dear Sir: Your
Hooper's Anodync is having a big run
here, sell more Of il than all otler
infant Kemodies, Gives good satisfac-
ton. People will have no other.
Yours truly,
G.. E. THoMPsoS.
Henry Clay, near Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16

lows.
Four good work horses, one an extra driver
ana sptedy:7 yeas Old, two ear-old colts
pair Of mules, 0Eud 10 years old; sound and
good workefs, II head first. class mich COW !
part Of them home-raised. some with calves by
their side and others profit b. day of sale, l
asf flows: road wagons. rigging, OK cart,
dearborn, top buggy, 4 rsllc", tie Rpss.
nearly new, Champion binder In good order,
one bnckeye mover, nearly new one
one gram and fertilizer drp, nearly
new, horse rak o. co n marker grain fan,
corn sht Tier South Band,'2 horse 4 Iowa |
one horse pillow, pair OF twin harroWs, cul-
new, basket sleigh, fNki, rakel, shovcls
hoes post, tpade, OK chains, OK yokes, hall
y sh, half peck measure, acltcular Hw and
frame krlndsiones, slngie aud double trees
] SET OF stsRe hstntss, / set of carriage hAr.
hess, collars ana brides, pillow harness, lot
OF new lhinges; jnmpscats carts, aud single
and double harness, robes and blankets, corn
hhlNes, moving scythe, axes; u lot of new
rope pillow lines, hedge kni e. and clover seed
, owcr. Dairy fixt' re-. Combating OF cburn.
butter lab, milk pans, buckets. HOuseiold
and kitchen furniture: Beds, stools, chaiTr 2
tables, drop Leaf table. No. 0 Victor COOK
steve and la lures, large sitting room stove
fhS ana ingram carpets, mating, dresser,
CLOSET, dl ines and rs, n lot CT cider vince ar,
llNll interest In nfteCp aereu of wheat well
insnh.,d anu Iettillzed' Many other articles
Tcrms;-All sums Of en- and under cash. MI
pVtr mat amount credit OF six months, on
phrchater giving a bankhble note with an M.
proved cndOrser. JOHN MESGlNSON, Jr
l.. W. stidhAm Il sos, AuctlOneerA,
III, n, 2sw. ~. "a mid
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16

-FOUR extra dairy cows, light buagv
SOY single hurness, selfdumOiu,s h2T2sn,
rake, baldwin hay and fodder cutter
vator with covering nttachmcnt NV
p1m9h nay FORK, shovel spade, rakcs ctc.
u3uscHold Goods: Walnut oNtrnsinn
table, walnut dining room chairs. rock.
iinE , Glltlfs, chamber suit chamber sets.
iViphiiB Sltsscs, mattresses. cupboards.
stnNes, tables, carpets, etc. '''''
-! ieltti,is;-Allsums of S20nnd under cash.
uNCr mat amount, II credit of six months
on me purchaser giving note with nm,
proved cndorscr. A.W. CNRIiI' ~ =,
L. W. stidham & Son, Auctioncers,
tGd5tw1t
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16

DUBLIC SALE = CLOSE TO THE
IL town Of Newark. Del, on
THURSDAY. MARCH TN, 1889.
mt O. 30 n. m.

The whoieof the 1--we stock aud farming i'm
piements on two farms OF "a acres, the prop
urty OF VIM ttomewood, Who Is retiring from
business, has rented both farms, and has no
be o dss fr os e sres ns
class, and has been exhibited nj all the local
fairs as well ms the l,eDnsylvania state Fair
and tmonnt Holly, N. J. AIR. Homewood
fairs, than any one farmer In his state, Any
person wishing to succeed In stock raising
should come 70 this sale. where ~ IL all home
raised OF the best imported stock In this come
try. The cattle are all Durham cattle osn.
sitt OF milch cows, mostly fresh; 2 J-year-old
hciiers, yesrling heifors. bnlls and 2 bear
Ioal, Y years mares, years old; !. gelding,
years old; two-yearling colts, these are
broken TO harness; yearllnE colts and one
bearing colt, sired by Brampton SEA burg and
sheep consist Of - ewes and 3rams, pure bred
bhropshires; 90 common ewes in lamb by
Shropshire rams. The pigs consist orr brood,
hogs pOstry 8 spS iS~is aud daSE fsr%
Ing Implements: 2 wagons, dung carts l
dea born, ! Germantown carriage, 1new deg
Srsp XIII w Sss psfr ,, 2, nsr,ows TSier
hay forka, turnip cutter, plows, fisndle
harrow, wheel cuitivaiors, sell binder,
Champion mowers, harness or horses, chat
other necessary tools for carrying on a large
fsrin, abont tons Of timothy hay. $40 bushels
OF corn, 100 bushels OF seed. oates, 10 buslel OF
potatoes. Dairy Fixtures: ch'tne, cooler,
cook stoves, bagattlle board, . washing ma
ton.
Terms OF sale:-All SUMS of sgl aud under
cash. al over s.0a credit OF months VIII be
given by the p ruhascr giving a banknilc
hs,s WIN an appreVSd gndqrSsr ,ai,ssst non
n. j. Scott, Auctioneer. "
fil-3tw.wed.Gat-dt
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16
ID EGIsrER's ORDER.
III REGISTERS OFFICE,
kEW CASTLE COUNTY. DFI,

~ REtslSfFk'S OFFICE
NEW CASrLE COUNTY, DEL,
~ January 10Th. 1859.
Upon the application OF Samuel She ~
n n Johnson, Executor OF John Bran
nan, late OF Chrlstiana Hundred, In
SAID County. deceased, Il 10 ordered and al.
rected by the Register that .hs Execn +.
10. 00l Aforesaid, give notice OF grant
VIC estate OF the deceased, with the date III
srtnung thereof by causing advertisements
70 ne posted within forty days FROM INC dats
0 o, letters In gig OF the most public place.
OF INC county Of New Castle, requiring ali
ps5sons having demands against the estate TO
present Tie same, or abide by an Act sf As
tsmbly In such case made aud provided and
Nso cause the same To be Inserted within ths
same period In the DAILY hEfUBLICAN a
newspaper published In Wilmington. Dei
anu 70 be continued therein three weeks
FL Given under tho hand and Seal of
L. 8. ohce OF the Register Aforesaid, Al
- wilmington, Ia New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
JOliN X. BRADFORD ReRisler
=, horIck.-All rersons having ctaims aRginel
tue estate the deceased nuxl prrspiit ths
sAme, duiy attestad TO tire IIrcntor IN
or before Jan. 18th, 1880 or abide the Act ~
Assembly In such ease made ara provided
SAMUEL STEWARD JOiiNsOS'
Address, Wilmington Del. jl7.3T.eoi
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16
puBLlC sALE-THE MISSES WHITE
l. near Greenviiie Will s,ll at public sale,
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21st 1889,

At O'CLOCK, p, M,
The following personal property: One good
MSIk horse ! good COW; i tuo-hofse farm
wagon cati ! champion moving machine
lWo-hofhe 10 Ter. horse rake, corn shelter 1
oyrhcuse pillow, cross-cui saw, grain bags etc,
Terms:-A sums OF 90 and under. cash; All
over that amount credit OF three months on
purchaser giving bankable note with an an
pIoyei endorser. ID. l.. 4 NJ. G. WHITE.
w. - Lahk, auct. 10, IL ID, 20-tt
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1889,
All O'Clock, p. m, Sharp.

Al his farming utensils and stock as follows
No. l. A brown maze, years old. worn I'm
slugie or douhlc harness; good driver.
horse 80
one good COW, fresh In December last; 4
berkshire shosts, about i0O pounds each: /
hctkshlre boar, months Old, ] heller, wear.
Old, Germantown carriage, In good order:
! market wagon; nearly new, tllaeton; near.
iy new, two. horse fan wag6n, / onr-horsp
nose, istcel tooth horse rake good order;
my forks, markiuH poles, . lair OF double
lteeH ana ngie trees hay knife, l hay rig.
sing. good ordsr, l PeuuOrk corn shell, ~
cutting box, 40 cedar beAn nolcs I,.horsC
roller Van Wrinkle grain fan, grain cradle.
elder or grape mlll 2nowng sCythrs, nirks'
grubhlng hoe, iron post, AIDE, sliu, els, hoes.
&c, etc. Lafdcn line, 20 Jars, 2 iced boxte,
" ci' err barrels, barre OF eide vinegar. II
double wagon harnstB, Get of cart haruess;
hearly new, collars, tridles and hnliury IL
cav chains, 2-horsc syracuse plnw, / hos
syraciise pillow, No. y Moore d uw 1 No
Moore plo y, 2scts u twin harrow | A-htr.
row, harrow chain, Sculliyatnrr, ? corn GOV
eirr and rn painter, hedge hooks, corn
knNee, trtndstone. moving rrappr, self
I1kt, IN Rnod order; buckeyr mower, / sRd-
W hhd hrlH!e, Timothy hay by the toa, com
on the ear or by the busheI. oil busheis I,rly
zoe ppttt e. for seed. 81 bushels gold,,n
Btl turnips. sOO bushels OF pur, le ION tu-nifs
sJg9 burdiCh o. J1Tn fodder
Terns;- All sums of en- amt under easb Mi
sums over That amount a Crcii, orB IA. utbs
Will be given. ''''
L. W. st'uhem SON. Aue'S. ilS-itw-6td
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16
wanamaker's.

color-play. How the FRS
elias Of the past would JOY
to SEE them!
Fine, light weight, cling
ing Challis! Pretty as you've
seen them, they were never
SO handsome before.
Persian designs
leaves. buds, flowers
polka dots
plain stripes
scrabbles and scrawls
angles and tangles
More Man taOo hundred dis
hfnet styles, including small
figures, large figures, and
mourning designs.
Better printing was never
done, not even with Sateens.
Exquisite.
so and 60 cents.
Southwest of centre.
Shimmery, shiny, springy,
Printed Mohairs quite as
lovely. White grounds with
CHEEKY figures ia
brown gray
bun lavender
pink black
Halt a dollar a yard.
Southwest of centre.
$3.50 and S. will buy as
good a knock-about Kilt
Suit for the boy as you'll
commonly get for S. and Sc.
Fine alI-wool cassimeres;
right for early Spring wear.
Fit limps a little, that's all.
Second floor, Chestnut street front
Take elevator.
Sashes grow in favor.
They chime in prettily with
the new Accordion Skirts.
Dozens of novelties have
Tapped and fluttered Into
sight. 8 Inch MORE, 85c;
10 inch Gros-graln, satin |
edge, S1.30; 10 inch Moire
satin edge, 81, 40, and SO on.
East Transept
Nothing brightens up an
old hat Or pretties a new
one like Flowers. Never
mind Nature. You can lean
on Art and get leaf or bud
or blossom as fresh and per.
iect az ever came dew. kissed
from the shelter Of a hedge
row. Ioc to 81.
Southeast of centre.
The trouble with lower
grade Marseilles B e d
Spreads has been loose
threads at the back Face all
right, but you didn't Ike the
fiddie.stflng arrangement on
the other side. Needn't.
Here arc So, s. so, and
S3 SO Marseilles B c d
Spreads, full size, handsome
patterns, and with backs
firm and well finished,
Near Women's Waiting Room.
Elephant Huck Towels.
Sturdiest of all the Hucks.
Double warp and double fill.
ing; substance, weight-soft.
ness Spongy, pimply hum
moCks all over it take I'D
the water.
Here's one of Old Bleach
Linen, 26 80 inches, includ-
ing knotted fringe, 85c. Yarn
of the finest flax Not a
scrap of tow. Such a Towel
ought to stand a dozen years
of use. VIII if you keep
washing soda and other
laundry shortcuts away
from it.
Grades and grades of
Huck Towels. Quality and
size settle prices:
Plain fringe, lSN33 inches 15c
Plain fringe, 22X42 inches, 2Gc
hnotted fringe, 22X4G inches, 2oc
knoitcd fringe, 90 ma inches, DC
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16

Miss Mil Hanse and her neice, Miss
Reba Banter, left at noon to-day ia the
through express ior New York, where
they WI spend two TeeFs with relatives
and friends. -
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16

Bio sALE.-TIIE SUBSCRIBER
\ Will sell at Public sale fnrennrinf, - -
ne, noys from the prelnisesj, al Ills residence in
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 2lsr 1850.
at 10 o'clocl. II. m.

10 head OF horses, among which are .
mares with iuui, one 2ycaf-old coli nne
yearlingi 40 head OF good mich COWS. .
hcueis, coming in pront: 3 2yral.oId
steers, bun, fat OK, Ii shoat4. him ~
Follow ing farming implements. 2.enrin,,
wagon, farm wagon hay w.r,6n ,yi'tE
rigging; rol'cr, nearly new; Buckcye
ui'li' nearly new; l Waiter A. Wo3d
binder, nearly new; l Walter A, Wood
mower, nearly new; Evans corn plIint.
en- ! wheel cultivator, / cider nr"ss
! Ok cart, feed cutter, in good rtnair.
horscrhlte, nearly new;2 Carriages, /
lust from shop; ; Syracuse plows; also
FORKS, shovcis, harness, and many Other
articles too numerous to mention. Iint
ny the ton, ~ tons; whent in tile ground
ny thG acre, Also 1900 bushels OF corn on
Terms-All sums OF 40 aud under
c9shi all over that amount 10 credit III
hlhe months on purchaser giving n
bnnk1ble note with approved cndniScr.
interest uldcd. 5pef. cent. on for cgsh
ON all credit sums.
~ BARNEY REYHoLp.
w. a. lIuhill, Auctionccr. T-iitd'Itw
Daily Republican., 1889-02-16

5ooiAARlDlNG-PLEAsANT SECOND.
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