davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04
MONDAY, FEBRUARY d, 1889.

The law creating the Municipal
Court should be amended so that it
would make some limit, or set a period
OF time for which man should DO i'm
prisoned fer the non.payment Of tine
and costs. There is custom now by
which person sentenced to pay fine
of $40 is, in default OF payment, i'm
prisoned for sixty days, aud proper
tionately from that amount down TO
81. But when fine exceeds $40
everybody seems TO be at sea RS to the
length of time the prisoner Can be
held. The law, however, provides
that ''if any person imprisoned for
non-payment OF any fine or costs,
whether imposed by court or JUS
tice of the peace, or any convict sen
fenced to pay restitution money, or
fine and costs, Is unable to pay the
same, the court shah make an order
that he be imprisoned for any term
not exceeding three months, and then
discharged" The court, however, is
not supposed to know whether or not
aperson held for non.paymont Of a
fine is able to pay until an affidavit is
made 10 this effect by the prisoner him
self, and petition presented TO the
court, asking that date be fixed for
his discharge. In this connection
another question OF considerable mo-
ment to the prisoner arises, and that is
when this sentence OF imprisonment
Is to date from?l r..
In the case before Judge Ball last
Saturday night, he decided that the
. time must dale from the day the aft
davit and petition are filed, conse-
quently, under this construction, a
prisoner who might not file his appli.
cation until he had been imprisoned
three months, could be sentenced to
serve three months longer from the
time his affidavit was presented to the
court. But suppose prisoner has no
friends to look after his interests, and
no money TO employ an attorney to
bring his case before the court, how
long would he have to serve then2 1t
seems to us that according to the way
sentence is pronounced in the city
court q prisoner could be held Tor an
indefinite period. This certainly is
not right, and therefore we think that
tAS oSb NiNotlh6 thS Gay NDull bnpulu
be so amended, that 1t would prescribe
the length of time prisoner would
have TO serve in default of the pay
ment of fine, the term to be accord
Ing 10 the amount, but in no case to cx-
coed certain limit, We can readily
see how, under the present system, il
is possible TO cause prisoner consid
: cradle hardship, and in. some instances
be an act of injustice. but If, wher
sentenced was passed,it was also STATED
how long prisoner would have Il
serve in default of payment oil thu
fine, it would save ell further trouble
and prisoner would know jus. hos
long his term would last. This is til,
practice in the county court, and i
would be well if it was the same il
the city court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04
DUBLtC SALE-THE SUDSCRI-
L Der quitting the farming bu ducss. VIII sen
a public sale, near non Hiil STATEN, r., ".
& IL X. H., three miles from Neward,
FRIDAY. FEHRUARY X 1880

Al O'Clock, y. M. Sharp,
Ms entire stock aud farming utonsils, as fol
lows; Two good sound horB-n, one AN extra
diver and speedy colt coming years OIL,
Yer promising, thor ughbrcd JertcY cows
one Of them registered and In pro1t by day Of
sale, dearborn with lcch, Jaeger wagon,
fall 'ng y buggy, / carriage pole, sleigh,
two horse wagon, Paryin' patent iron axle,
ri ling cultivator. / Thomas smoothing lar-
row with seat, Planet Jr., eultivatnr and all
attachmsnts, ! tlanet Jr., hand seed drill, /
! one-hoise Gale pow, inRrLiug out pillow
farm sled, hand pillow, corn shelter with
separator ana fan, Dicks bay aud fodder cut
ter, and sitter, for hand OF power; Cahoon
seed .wer, grlndstone, mark ng out poles
y ~ steel points ? seta stage harness, 2 sets
sets carTisge harncs i yet double re carTIa'se
harness 8 hfayy ny nets, 2carriage Ny metz.
slc ana IombIe 1 iuas na hsp5 ho Jow haliNr n
Ian riding saddle, riding bride, / machine
Tor ctacAink e1rn snd oyster shells, wire
chopplng.aNea, broad axe, grub h1a, plek
uluiLg hoe, corn hoes, ehuVels, spades.
forks, Jung drag hay raEes. grain cradle,
knives, lightning has knife, 20 raDmer,
post mars en- rlage lacks, mole trap. sinele
ind double ee2, meek yog s, rleylecs, lad
dcrs, step ladder cow eh.ips. wood saws md
horse. oLc man saw, tarrCd tpae, wood bench
anu Use, woVe fence wire. wiz, selves, Paris
s "a s sts 1sses, e. dop R p1isy
block AMI fall. with rope; hair busllrl aud
Nj, Jerry crates an boxes. peach bes ''.us
b shel bs hket, egg crate, hot-bst stsh, gain
tag-, 90 aud new lnp robes. horse bl.nkets,
| sleigh helh and ch'lnss; ! oiist ads, bureau,
Doit, rnsirs, ! chest, Gurbna'hs, la rs
ia les, dish :, fruit ia 5, stone Jars. curtains,
/ rhintis, mating, wash heller, u e. ,rNlng
kettles sal irons, sp ar snji.rlihiter ana
! oll mental m tor stOEC, ; oil Htayes, GOA
4 kottles, i1-sallo1 "a yaniEei Gil I MI, al
rahs, lower pets flower sand music to8
| cream kettles, ~ N pnus ana hncksts, cbnrn,
\ batter bowl and prints; lot 81 books; corn AM
/ natl by the bush /, feed chest, nixinl
J Tot gil, lot Of straw, IS sir OF chlckens, iG
/ efnnN boards, aud many Other ~ irlUs 10
/ nnmefn 70 mention. All the rmtAg ian
| rl.menis ana tools wore new last sprine.
/ ~ amount Il credit OF Hpnihs On purchase
EiylNinR bankatlc mote with an HpHroyet
eraJistf VA. T. IRnlSl IS
l.. W. 5tldhAm son, Auctionerfs.
- IA lAr.lLl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

DUBLIC SALE.
Il Tina subscsiber Intending to change hi
present mode 81 farming, Will sell at public
s H q ne residence. near ehrisiiana Village,
THURSDAY. FEERUARY z. 1859.
stlso'cloek, q. M,
No: Frank. sorrei horse, 10 hands high,
soa as e saIi rS SG OF pfra srits
horse, without tauit Or blemish.
No. 2, gealum. bay horsc, 70 hands high,
as y ssSSF tss Bcs
HANDS ss n2r oi Il e sas IN s
excellent brood mhr9s.
Nos, and d, A sorrel and brown mare. !
s snad yesra oia, each In ioal woula make
Nos. 7snds. A pair OF mares, sand years
cid, good drivers. eolors black and brown, In
M. 3; A ANAL bay mare, In fosl; good
The above mares are in fo,l BY a thorough.
bred rereheron stallion, and wi be sold clear
OF all insu' ance to parehassrs. They are With
out blsmls among them. - A..
years n Oh III direa by issppy Medig i Very
pToinlslnR colt, dam inll bred Moscow mare
mas, jr he BY iannas, MIN record orr. Il j 1,
10 lead OF Cattle, of them good dairy
cows, some WI be In profit by day OF sale; z
Two ypte q Superior oxen, good pullers
size, weh broken. win plough AID rsll with
tatisfaeuon end pront to the owner; ~ livad
OF d0Od shoata wall rang IN weight q ON ~
70 ~ pounds good STOCK; lot Of Stock Iurkeys,
uhe good farm wagon. with rlegln, market
r TIsgeu Tysriy law a~pseat is,ily s,s
Nrness. collars, brides, ete., 70 cord or good
OAK cd by the cord. 90 white oss posts, EGO
Dcan poles and many things not mentioned.
Terms: A n sums of 81 aud un der cash, all
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

We believe in giving credit where il
is due, and therefore take the oppor-
tunity of saying that there is no reason
to doubt that the assessors have done
their work this year faithfully aud
well, and that il any one is not on the
lists it is his own fault Tie lists were
unusually iull and complete this year
and during the five days the assessors
sat at the Court House lhey assessed all
who applied who had the legal right to
be added to the lists. There may,
however, be some whose names were
omitted who have not yet attended to
the matter, and all such will have
another opportunity afforded them by
the Levy Court next month. Every
Republican who is now assessed or
who may be assessed by the Levy
Court, should pay his taxes as soon
alter the collectors receive their du-
plicates as possible, and thus make
sure OF his right to vote for Cover.
nor, Congressman and other officers il
1890.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

There is every probability that the
Prohibition amendment 10 the Consti-
tuition will be adopted in Pennsylvania,
but il is a serious question with many
of the beat advised men Of that State
whether or not it viii be a benefit
Under the present High License law
the number of saloons has been greatly
decreased, while there has been con
responding decrease in incompetence
and crime, and in addition to this, the
revenue of the State from licenses has
been largely increased. Under Prohi
bition this revenue will be cut off alto.
getl er, but 1t is not to be supposed
that intemperanee and drunkenness
win cease. Rhode Island Is Supposed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

to be living under prohibition, and yet
in the City of Providence alone, there
are over seven hundred SALOONS. II
prohibition is going TO have the same
effect in Pennsylvania, 1t would be
hundred times better for the people to
hold fast to the Brooks High License
law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

The experience OF a well known
Wilmington man in Philaltlphia last
week, with his wife and lady friend,
while or shopping tour, should be n
s--assiing to other citizens TO be exceed
ingly careful when transacting busl.
ness in that city. There is not p I.
son in this city, who Is acquainted with
this gentleman, but who knows that he
would scorn 10 be guilty Of the act
with which he was charged, still il
must be admitted that he acted in 0
very indiscreet manner, in not return
ing to the store when requested to do
30 by the cash boy who was sent out
after him. Had he gone back at once,
there would have been no further
trouble about the matter, and he would
have been saved the modification OF
an arrest, and considerable trouble and
expense afterwards. He was a
stranger TO the parties making the
charge, and as all stotekeepers in oul
large cities are continually being made
the victims of sharpers, they hay,
men constantly on the watch Tor an,
one whom they may think acts in
suspicious manner. Happily the en-
tire affair was settled on Saturday b,
o friend of Mr.. Woodward's, VIII,
went to Philadelphia and arranged III
matter in a manner satisfactory I
Judge POE and Mr. Marks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

six head OF horses, bro Il mare with foal,
by Freuc1 Goach horse. ? colts will he 8years
old In NAV; 1nmiich COWS " 18th calves by their
side or spTinging: aIhead Of young cattle
among thrm some tine leiiers, W m calf 10 thp
lux OF Poplar GROVE. fhG ABOVE stock are
All Thoroughbred Durham home raised ana IN
Rnud nilkln< strain. The Duke oil Pnnl r
Grove, 2yeas Cid last June, bred by Edward
Emory Fsu Of Gcntreville, Md, / yoke of
H yt Or het anu Wen MAJ o1eh, ial htiers
3 inowers. two Of which are new, wheel cul-
tlvaior', blows, harrOws, hay pr IS, sage
harness, forks, ahoVels, Takes, and many other
art rles not mentioned.
Terms; An sums Of $40 anl under cash; all
over that amount u credit Of nine months on
purchaser giving II bankahls nnio with an APP
proved ndnrctr, GEDlGEZ. IHBnlJ1,
l.. w. rtldhAm Son, Aucts. j2l-Itd WIS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.

Tp. ma IEAt Sshy nW n ensSi Dec = i5ss. ~.
.rrn,s.. ,r9r EAST 8oUND. avn
Phiisdsiphia. week days, ss 20. 10. 90.
o, % 90, 90, 40 Il, II 10, m; il2 40, i %,
60, ~ Is 70, I 10, 10. 20 20. 7ot. Q 10 D m,
= aslh,..,a Ia sandsys; $50 ieS ..
20 40. $40, 9 10, 40, $50 p m. ~ ~"
Chester. week days, az 20, Q 10, 7 Co Tbs,
IS %. 600. II IS : m; .ia 20. %. 500. sBs,
d j. Sa a. y; sS FOO. 1s, sOs,
u 10 . m, sia 40. / 90. 8 %. sss. sen. saS,
WEST HOUND. 49,.
BRltimore and Washingtoa, 100. silU
. m; . "a. q 20 p m; sia % Mint. All daily.
% z m daily except Sunday.
Uei s sni Pittsburz. sia 40 night. bas
OlncinnSti snd st. Louis. I'll 81. m and
VI 40 . m; both daily
sioEsrly accommodation. ! 80 and Ii u .
tsndsn Borg Accommodating, wesk days,
IL 90 10; z4b and b2s p nj sundAya, $50
TaAiSs Leave MARKET ST; STATION.
SUNDAY TSE rAil fes Gsiorep 81 dai as steseps
M, daily, 2, 81 p, m, daily, except sunday.
IS ). M. daiiy except ssasday; IS a. III am on
Sunday only; 81 y. NJ. daily,
Plusburg and Chicago express daily, 5l5
Leave PHILADELPHIA FOR wILMIse-
DAILY, .l2.05 4. M, $50 i0.0o .lf.oO a. M,
Y 90 neon, 90, AGO, al, 'l,s1. 6Sl '7.Oo
D.ily, except sunday. 81 aud 7.2j a. ~,
'1.21. and 5. ~ u. M, -
nnttuat -s.i osaha
Telephone. No. 1873.
hates to Nestcrn polnis lower than via any
otheriins. ,,,,,,.,.,,.,
Genil fass. Agent aenerai Manager.
nI6-tf
WHINING rOS s. N0RTH BRN n, h
Tin,e table In effect Dec. 9lh. lsss. Trains
leave Wilmington ttrenoh street, az iolioHs-
For Reading, Blrdsboto, Joanna hprinB.
neld, WAynesburg Junction, GanoT X Jltsyille,
FalaaquA, Allentown, beian9nt Mernerp
VILE and all points on the PhilsdelphiA and
Reading q. H., ]. 90 a. N. and z.40 y. "A.
roF Springfield, wAynesburk Junction.
CoAtesyille, Embreevlle, LenRpe, Chadht
Furd and Dupont's and intermediate points,
T. 90 a. M, 2. 10 and &c ,. m.
For Gainesville and intermediate points 81
a0n a. M 40 ard 800 p. M.
For West Chester, TOO q. ne. z.sO Ana esH
lN Daily except saturday and Sunday.
For New Bri1ge and intermediate points
az y. IN. and ON Saturday only Al b.s1 ane
on sunday for Reading and intermediate
| points, al 3. d a. M, and for Springfield anc
intermediate points 81 800 p. m.,,,.,,.,,..
| a. q. McGAUbLAkD. BuRHkss BRIDGE,
superintendent Gen Pass. ARt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

Mems prime watcrprc ]oot,
worth S.; we sell nos ST.
Mems waterproof boots, aonh
81; we sell now for 81.
Mems extra prime kip boss,
worth $3.50; we sell now ia
$3.50.
Mems coarse boots,worth S2zS
we sell now for 81.
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 sI75.
A lot of boys coarse boots OF
several different good makes,
SI.25 and $3.50.
Mems calf boots, sI.75, $500
and $3.50.
The reason for such slashing
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
scasonable footwear for men and
women, boys and girls.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

AttAAAtOlQs
DMu. 18Th, lsa8.
ssmiss wiri leave wiinis9tsn % ssirsws
x as q sa q SsFp r. 4 as
LIZ "a. ssi . * ios aud b D :. .. '
isss s& ~. q s s 3 ~ y y 3.
AK ssa; u s., II ss. NJ. ia sal. cd. 7Sd sas
Accom- inodation, tea SIS. 1o1 $40 1913,
a. New Yorl is SS * ~ ~ = s Fl 9ss y.
y Ms,m; ~. 9 ~ q %. 2 ". IS. 50. $50
20 es,9 % sSs y r r. ~ :, sac. 1sn
kor Wet .css. y va Lasnokia. So aas
Fcr Newark lUssusy and Ipturnedsat. sta.
Pns = a. m; ,zi y and ~ p
BsI!lmsc;re and BAY line ! ia ?. A.
70 Z sss 4 y a. NJ S.ise wv. "a ID TX
r sss ~ r 2; ri sns e z ,or.
New castle, o., 80 q. A., 1875 ass ga
cap. M, and Is q Night,
s ss0,ge'o 1890 sna - Ess, J, nspA"
EsTriasses 6sis,.r. ! Z; Il ssy station. Gao
Eaprsss Tor q 7 a 4; II . % p. N. war
'' EIpirsss fcr Dover, Harrington. and Del.
Efaaliia Sliy So @ sssS, si ,,s Yo,,, en-.
Tort and Norfolk, Hoo hikht
Leave rh,,.aslpel., srs 2: street, for WI.
%. ssi. 50. q. L IN. mss. Il y ,. "a, "a. 'sN
a A's s% e ~ 90, 81 i sssa And h = s.'
srsa . IL tlssss lss ~ 70
spon Tslos ss,ss se ssls i eaarsed. eu 500"
a sasr. E sSss o.u.,. x wSsD AZ.
For PhilsdelphiA texpresgl. 200. asa asa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

DUBLTC sAJF.
W III be sold at Public Sale on the -. y
Booth fran on the road lea ing lfJm liaro'a
Corner 10 ChEiailana, on


Booth firm On the road lea Ing lrJm llaro'a
Corner TO ChEi9ilana, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Il, 80.
at II O'clock, a. M,
70 Head of Coed 4 0rseg.
old wei broken single and double, a number
.Sa, L'gbtroot. sorrrl mare, coming
" n d, good worker and driver, sale lor
lady 10 ride OF drlyr.
cid. very handsome, fun sister TO Lucy.
No. 1. ! rinc , bay horse, coming years
old, gooi worker aud driver, safe for lady 10
No. 5. Dick, sorrel horse Ioytars old.
No, ., sorrel ln3re l2years On good road
mare, an excel mt worker and driver.
Noe. 7. =, 9, aud ~. Itariing colts, OF
good stock 9oilhem are mare colts, Ia.
Mine Good Cows, the most of them with
| calves ny their sides the others close SPRING.
Bulls -" enc fat bill, viii weigh about "a
! pounds; stock hull; thoroughbred Dur
| ham bull cali, months old.
Twenty-siS Head of Hogs and shoats, two
large brood ao8s VIII h pig, one boar Of good
Farming In pl,emens,. farm wagons, l., OK
corn planter, N good order, a2-b9rae plows. 9
| pair OF twin harrow frames, | farm roller.
| Fcod feed cutterf, corn shcller. ilnng ladder,
| jump scat Carriage, jaeger wagon, buggy,
ia m Sci, sets ofiead harness, set cart har-
| ness, set single carriage harness lot plow
Toes ~ me basle1, and Casbags y tie he nd,
| pairs 81 new twin arrow francs.
Household Goods; parior sloye, lounges
half interest In 4s acres of wheat In the ground
Terms: All gums OF $40 and under, cash;
all over that amount credit oil Ten mon ths
m purchaser giving bank bile nota with an
Also at the same time and place, | Will sell
~ aI gdsnes Oh HENRY 9 srKsFoR is'e
VIM. ). Lank suctioneer, J21-wts-fdts
. | uN.4YT II, q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

For over I've years / was constant
sufferer with that most terrible and an
noylug disease, dyspepsia. After paying
out hundreds Of dollars, the only medl-
cine found that would do me any good
was Sulphur Bitters Six bottles cured
me. Now can eat well and am happy
aud hungry, i EDITOR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

Az head of first class working nd driving
- horses; ONE stylish and speedy The
above hcrses are now on Inspection, and ACC
worthy the attention OF persons looking f. 7
drivers aud workers.
TgnMs:-A credit Of 90 days will lie gigen by
tic purchaser giving a hana site note with
an approved endoTser: inter s. added,
JESTER X MCDANIEL.
L. W. Stidham 4 Son, AuctB. Il-dSw.ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04
The Greatest Clothing Event
-
OF THE SEASON.

cTHE PAST REDUCTIONS in prices are no con.
sideration compared with this Great Unloading
Of First Quality Winter Clothing. The goods
all manufacture, and not dollars worth goes
to the season, If you want them at half and
less than half prices and the saving of money In handsome
At the prices you afford to stock up for next
season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

The windows all along Sixth and Market will Rave
an immense display Of these Great Bargains. There will
be many regret when the 81 Storm and Oyercoats
are gone and they to CO. So many will hear
the news when it's too late When we put the knife
into prices it's bueaess, and you depend upon great
value for litto money.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

BEsEER1BEEs that tho payment
Prizes is GUARANTEES an EOuA
HAElOEAh BANKS OF New Orlesns
and the Tickets are signed by the Pres
dent OF an Initiation, whose chartered
riRhta are recognised IN tho bighest Couris
thsfeiore, beware Of all limitations OF 40
noymous s6hamas
ONE DOLLAR Is the prios of tho in AL.
. ( part OF frasti OF a 1iokot ISSUED
HK US In any Drawing Anything Ia our
mans offered for loss than Dollar 10 swim
die,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

We. the undsfsisnsd Banks ana Bsnksn
VII pay al friHeH drawn IN The Leuisians
state lotteries which may be prssentsd n
ouf oountsrs.
\. =: WALMsLEY, Prss. Louisiana
National fsnn&.
P4EAkRG laHAUX. Rsess Rsass ne.
A.. BALDWIN, Pres. n. O. Mms'l nix
JAIL K0kxM, FIRES. Unton Metkenal
HARk,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

Old Reliable, 1903 Madison Street.
Blue lsh, Cape May goodies, white tish,
cat ii'h, founders, trout, cod fish Dye
ters, %, 80, acc. Branch, No. $50 Msdl-
son street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

,, 81 80; c,,,, ,,,.., :, >,
sl5O, 1915 s., $3.50,
ysiI,"S 7; Il 81 }5, s@ q g i SO
All. : Vs.
Tami.s Gle -, 6,
Albatrqss, o5e, Zoe, 50, 81.
India stripes iilt t. 81 ''' % 'l'''
India ~ a. Camel az Hair. light weight, 81
MA n, Cloth, dc to $50
Teilins,s foe for ID IRE sis2 coo 70 s.
h nsl@ i / Zoe ,%5 to 81 Sl3 :, =,
Venetian Cloth, 81 70 Si.5o.
VIZ. -, 90 ~ 'i''9'
~ ~. I'"'AI 80 - i'i'iu oYeiy sun
ca 49, VIC i,s'-" weave coiof'
E 1Sl'' "eai'
t .I, u thore Anes nearly
% iui'' lave YOU any qouos
G G,,eie IL me nla!k Dress
Noous ''aae IS peiag zone!
Southwest "a, !, ,, o. ,e nsfi s,
f,ha,., WI. .. ss1 'o-ea' a. ehe
0ato''nus ST. a. Gus VI ms
StaaL; ; H @en Jsssey or
'tooNlne'' S = - p< e@en'
'a1xe nI - y, 20 anu %
-. . - oia a . d n&'h wraps
VI ''1; ltoA - sl5a elo'
1onaon uaa7 steam T.
e. :. Lap OF oaf,la6e hooes
at e. So P'lce has oeen %.
@es5 OF Chestnut street n'iadlesn,ranee
January was a month Of
,uSai' elosh ana :, scaffy IN
linens "a as wen In other
sooos Sieaall5 our rae Old
20 make pace ioT the new.
Always ne" tnlng IN Lin
ens' Out moSs sofss come
ehicAes' ho%' L 1ices ground
20 a fazof-eose.
Aiiioii2 VIC iasesC Comefs
are six good patterns a.
inches WIDE Double Damaek
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

DuBLIC SALE OF WESTERN Ma.
sale at The stables xesssE OF the Subscribers,
No, Aip West Front street, y iiininetoB, ID la
ware, ON
ION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. ON, lss9.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

II you wish fine valentine call at
Adams g. Brothers, 5o4 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

DUBIIC sALE--TIIE UNpERsIGN-
al having rented his farm will sell at pub
lie sale. al his rtsiai nee, In New Castle i1un-
dlca- on the road l. aiding from New Castle TO
Ntiaware city his Etoclt and farming utensils
on
MaNnAY. FERRIrARY Of 1850
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-04

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
iiod ESaaIe. VIII be sold at 5abIle saie
on the y enihcs,