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Read reports of crops from farmers mhO hare msed
G. W. KENNARD & cos
FERTILIZER


GEORGE w. Bolton reports a very large crop
on the Big Meadow farm and is much pleased
with results. We have his order Tor tall feitlize,
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JosIAs RINGGoLD, Esq, says his crop this year
was % and Is bushels to the acre, the fy-result-
ing from seeding too early, about Sept 20th-cut
his wheat fully 100 bushels, and he would, doubt
less, have received il seeded later forty bushels to
the acre. Has used g w Kennard Il Co.'S ferti-
llzerS hve years, ana has always grown large
crops; knows he has saved money by buying them;
takes great pleasure in recommending them to
any inquirers.
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JAMES FRENCH reports 221a bushels average
from c. w kennard N Coz Phosphate Il great
improvement ON previous crops; buys the same
fertilizer again this fall.
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nEvntEd tn BrEEdinE and Developing the
Standardized Hurse
Elktop Stock Farm:
Stations in Service for Season Of 1889.
NEW YORK DICTATOR.
IN - -
ECnn-

TRIAL 2:25
Sired by New York 524. gone of the best bred
sons OF Hambletonian) First dam Ida T. by Die
tator 1l3 as sire OF extremely fast trotters. Nc
son of HambIetonian ranks with Dictator, as nc
other horse has 5 that average with Jay Eye-See
Phalas and Director, ID dam Polly (dam of Nov
city 22s34) by CIarks Tom Hal, Sd dam Bally by
Star Highlander (son of Veaches Highander)
4th dam Starlight by Veache's Highlander (Son OF
Black Highander) 5th dam Stockings hy Red
mons Whip (son OF Blackburn's Whip.)
$50 The Season.
%
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Report n remarkable result.
JNo. N. DoDD and INo. LoLLAR, ESqs report
n remarkable result on cora ground. seeded late
and consequently winter killed: the wheat branch
ed greatly, and the he d WAS from to ~ inches
longer than other wheat Sown in his fallow where
high priced brands Of fertilizers. made ~ other
parties, were used. Mr. Lolar says that TO other
fertilizer hut kennard'- could give such won
dertul result. He knows their worth having
always grown crop rom their use.
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The above reports from Kent farmers and
only a lew among our many pleased customers
and we have more to come. Remember we do not
publish and repubiSh old testimonials; every
thing new and true. Call on us early We boug hit
early, filled our house early, saved in buying
early, and from the way orders are coming in ex-
pect to do a large, early and fine business and
save our customers money.
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STAR DUROC.

hECURD Z:2534
Sired by Messenger Duroc loo. (Sire of l3 in
the $50 list he is also sire of b. C. Lanceot which
sold last year as yearling for sl2,5OW dam the
Lorilard Mare (the dam of Regulus 264) by
Seelys American Star IA, who has 4 in the 23O
list: while his sons have added TO- and his daugh-
ters IL to the list.
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DR.. Ayers

Hair Eigor for number of years, and
find it very effective in promoting the
growth of the hair
Prepared by DIR. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Aid to N Nature" /"
Hair Vigor,

gave her healthy scalp, cleansed the
head of dandrutf, and made the hair
beautifully thick and glossy.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
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Great Benefit

from the use of Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t
freed my scalp from humorS. and has
restored my hair to its original color
and healthy condition"
Il have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
promoting the growth of the hair, and
think it unequaled. For restoring the
hair to its original color, and for dress
ing, it cannot be surpassed. ~ Mrs.
Geo. La Fever, Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Miss Sarah j. Gregory, Elizabeth,
\. j., says: q have used
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SONNET.
$50 The Season.

Limited to 2O Mares.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
on SATURDAY.
THE 26rH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1850
At2 O'Clock, p. NJ,

viz.
An that certain lot or piece of land
situate in White Clay Creek hundred
New Castle county, Delaware. bounded
and described us follows, to wit:
BEGINNING ut stone in line of James
II. Rays land, and running thence north.
q OF n degree, west 20 9-iOth perchcs TO
u stake; thence south s7k dcgrecs west
" 5-lO perches to n stake In line OF A =.
kerrs land, thence Herewith north. 4
degrees and 10 minutes, west 25 gs
perches to II stake I'm line OF land OF the
said Andrew Kerr aud Il. Wilson, thence
along the said Wilson's line south. ca
degrees, east Gl-52 perchcs, TO u stake In
the centre of the Newark and Elkton
road; thence along the said road, south
5414 degrees, west 27-72 perches, thence
south y degrees. west 10 ITO perches ~
the place of beginning, containing ia.
2 and p OF land, be tho same more OF
less, with frame dwelling house and
other buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution rs the
property OF Edward II. Wilson and Anna
~, his wife, aud I. T.. and to be sold hy
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff
sherin's Onlce, Wilmington, October
" i"o' olOts
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

NOTICE., WILLIAM n. CURRIN.
IN DER, the owner ofthc hOus. known
rs the Christiana Hotel. situated In
School District No. ~, in tho Village OF
christina, White Clay Creek Hundred,
coune OF Now O.stls ano state
OF Delaware, IN comp lance with the
'oqutrtmann Of the acts Of the General As
senbly in such case made AMI provided, do
hereby give notice that l shall apply IL
writing To the court OF GENERAL Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
state Of Delaware In and for Nev
oastie County, on Monday, the 1874 day OF
Nov, A. o. 1882, being The next term
D said court, for license for said house as
Al inn OF tavern for the sale therein Of In
.oxicattng liquors In less quantities THAI
mo quart, to be drunk on the pre- IN ises, ana
ne folloving resneotable citizsns and
substantial frecholders Of said school dis.
trict econ mend he taid tpplies, on via:
William n Powell Thomas Clough
samuel Butler John II ClaRvcs
obedmh Z vincent David Leach
John smith his
John Megginson James X Mansfield
George Cupit mark
Lemucl Butler Witness j Clcnyes
George ID Jester William II LYMAN
william II Dickson John Wayne
James ID Oldham
lOl9-3t WILLIAM d. CURRINDER.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

The ranches on West Third street,
near Ta;nall, are still in full blast, and
the proprietresses are openly deiying
The law. Last Wednesday evening q
fight commenced in one of these houses
which was continued on the street.
here bricks and stones were thrown
to the imminent danger OF any one
who CHANGED TO lie passing Last
night a man charged one OF the in
mites with robbing him OF $g2. and
the consequence was word fight, in
which the most blasphemous aud OBJ
scene language was used. Al the
time number Of persons were passing
along Third street on their way home
from church, many OF whom were
ladies, who bad the blush of shame
brought TO their cheeks by what they
could not help hearing. The public
and especially the Iespecta lie persons
residing in the vicinity would Ike 10
know why these pest holes are not
broken upS Tue question has been
asked, are they stronger than the law,
or Is there some power behlun them
against which the authorities do no.
dare TO move2 Letthem be raided
every night, il Necessary, until they
are abolished
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

NoTICE-I, PATRICK DoUGHERTy
~ Athe tenant OF the houss situated al the N
T.. corner ftnh aud Tainal street
in tire LIST ward OF the city OF whining,
ton county ~ rev Lastis aud STATE Of D,ls.
ware. in compliance with the REQ uirsu snts
OF the asls Of the General Assembly in such
case made and provided, DO hereby give no.
toe that l ihall apply In writing % the
Ovurt OF General Sessions Of the Peace AMI
Jpl Deiiyefy ofthe state Of Delaware, 10 a. d
fof NssO roanty, en- boadAy, the 18th
a-y OF November, 4. u 1850 bsi az tee al
term Of sa,a oourt.for license for faid house
a. an Inn or tavsrn, for the sale therein Of
tntox eating liquors In less quantities than
ohs quart. TO be drunk ON the premises. and
the 10 lowing respectable citfllns n sad
var OF least twelve Of whom are subtGntlal
freehpidrrh Of the said ward fe.s m m end III,
said application, Wv.
Jamss,H. HRrkins DANIEL Mcslwse
James NehennA E. J. NeManua
anielMcl usker August u hermann
jacob Schlehrr HaMiltUn AyArs
John b. HARDER teri. Donnslly
herbert RnEs Elmer A. Coy
James A. u'Donnen Jofcph Goodman
u. y, Mvssick Albert >eIinayer
william a. laugh Johu Green
Edvsr Higgins Jos. Il. LANCE
Patrick Monaghan lanes nOyle
Charles rurri4Hn Char Is A. MONAGHAN
4. Biek jos. Is. Birkta
Preston Ayurs Thep. Bier mann
Oct I9st
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
'PALTIMoRE 4 ofIIo RA,,,o
ID Schedule in efiect NnoAD.
TRAINS LEAVE bEL Avn LAY " iSs,
EAsu Bousn L. hEP0L

lRALrIMsc,RsaEa 4 ONO RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE bkL. AVE- A"y " lSs,
EAsT BouSa '|P0L
express trainsl
hkwfoaK. week days, % In oo.
am. sigos. q 81. % Is. ~ 40. OiIos
.lSas . s SH 3 ~ ss . VI 3 a'2iS 20,
PniLApELrHik, week dave
e5 7oS, 500 800 ..l0 10, 10 h $50,
sIsS. 60 .as5 500, ti9 sos. y 10,
~; 10 S,, sSo' 'sss ?: m. 90 '%
20 Os. b25, 6 10. 20 10. 1 Is q ~ Svs. "a
sShssTEn week days. - 10, .9Os' So,,,.
ioo - = "a o. y 90 40 " o2ea ~, ,js,9!
sSS SIS s. IS 81 .. ~ u. 'Sos. 'sS I'd III
aCnrsTaN,sandays. % 49, 10, on.,.,'
~ p, q. M, sI2os, 100. so AZ. ~ gE
''es - $40 cod, sa5. - 81 p. M M 40
IA 90 nrLAsfie CirY, n. j., Week DAYS "a,
S Z 300 aus p. m. Sundays, ,'s on,1
WEST BOUND,
BALrIMonE AND wAsmtsoro. ,,..
aa,s,, u, ~, 2t5. It6, $40 t""n
san2'.y wa m. '2os D. N. daily. ete.M.!
i i..,a.sl,Mrs; .s;iGa. m, s5iop. m ,.,
oa Iii,ioAoo 'S"a. M. 900 p. M M, ', hd,.
Cincinnati and st. Louis an.
and ~ 70 p. m, both daily no a. IA
S1rakRLr AocoMMoDATinS 90.
and II 10 u. ~. daily. ~ Pm
LAkDkknEno ACCOMMODATE
Gays. ~, III 20 ana 20 nntl q 90 "a, week
dnys. 10 ~ M. rs and o 10 u. m p'''''a sun
ThAiNs LEAVE Market sIhri,,' G..
FOR Philadelphia nnd wnv tAiiot.
week 1nvs; $50. o IS, s 10. Il.xa s"tlon'
SS',J % p. m. Sundays. IS a, n, - -; 'tttS
For baltimore, week do,.,,.
IL rs n. M; z J3, - 30 u. M "N'' 20, 's1
d. nj 2 ~ ana % 80 u. IN. 'u"'hys, Oh
For LnndonbeIl, ana w,,.,.
days, q 10, . 10 ii SO n. N, 80 '!tNs week
Sundays % H. ~; z aS. bin !, % 90 y. nl.
Cincinnati aud ST. Louis. Ill AZ
daily except Sunday. - - IL NJ
Chicago IS 30 n. m, daily esc.,,,
days - 40 y. M, daily. 'nn'
flttsDufg, ~ 10 u. M, daily. cyce,,s
dhy; go y. IN, daily - uh
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ron WLut.,r...
Dailyt - 10. ISIS, i0OU, al inp.n i,,,
noon, 81. 1880. 'tl5, 49,. Is 05 No.,
$40. 10 10. II 30 u. M. ~ '''''I
DAILY, except Sunday, biOnnd -
$50 n. IN. my
ATLANTIC CRY. week day. g,J ga,
n. m.. - - aud 90 p. m. ' ~
SUNDAYS. $50. - as Il, m. sagsl
Telephone No. Ial
n4-Rates To western points loWer ,,,.
vinnny other line. "lAn
CO. sCuLL. 1T. ODEIT
1en1 fnss. Agss Gen MuuAgcr.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

PlTTsBUgG. Pa, Oct, 2l.-Claus
spreckels passed throug this place on
Saturday on his way to Philadelphia.
III Is in vigOrou, health and more de.
termined then EVER to fight the Sugar
Trust to the bitter end. He says he can
make sugar as cheap as can the Tefiners
composing he Trust and under sell them
~ fair profit TO himself, and that when
his Philadelphia re6nary gets fairly un-
der way 1t will make the Trust come &c
lerms,"
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

SEVERAL deaths were caused IN
Philadelphia some time ago by bakers
using poisonous coloring matter TO give
their cakes the appearance of being
very rich with eggs, and an investiga-
ton showed that chrome yellow was
the substance generally used. This
does not seem to have been q warn
ing TO the bakers of this city, as Q man
has been made very sick by eating
some cream puffs, and II is the opinion
oil the physician that his illness was
cansed by the colOring matter. This
pigment is also used by some confec-
TONERS, but in such small quantities
that II seldom has an injurious effect.
Chrome yellow is nothing more than
dichromate of lead. which is obtained
~ adding to solution OF nitrate OF
lead solution of chromate
of potash, 10 which an equivalent OF
hydrate of potash has been added
While we may censure the CONNECTION
er and baker for using these poisonous
coloring matters, the question arises
are not the consumers equally to
blamef
JeNAo 49, n hfah HAHiNCu y tbtl-
I ctionery on Arch street. Philadelphia,
with the avowed intention of not u.s.
In a particle of coloring matter in his
candies. His goods were firsl. class in
every respect, but in less than three
months he was obliged to close his
place tor the want oil patronage. while
others In the vicinity were doing an
excellent business with their highly
colored goods. An old coniecliOner |
once said 10 his apprentice: There
are two secrets in this business. One
is TO make your CONNECTIONS attractive
to the eye, so that people will buy
them, and the second is 10 make them !
attractive 10 the palate, so that they |
will return Tor more" This Is the |
secret 10 a autshsll The public Demands
highly colored cakes and coniections
anc tho baker and coniectioner SUD
plies the demand, frequently ignorant
that the coloring matter used is dead.
~ poison.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
ON SATURDAY,
THE 26rH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880,
at2 o'clock, p. M,

Tho following described real estate. viz
All that farm and trnot OF land situate
~ White Clay Creek Hundred, New Cas-
tie county, Delaware, and more pnrticu
wit;
Beginning for the same at n corner OF
=. Currender's land and running thence
by his lino aud land to tho public road
leading from Ogletown to Christiann
thence up aud Along said road TO lands
now OF Pritchnrd. thence by their land
20 a corner OF land lato Of the Rev. Henry
White, thence by his line aud land Ia
the place of beginning, containing gaI6
acres OF land, more OF less. with u finmo
dwelling house, franc barn and other
out-buildings thereon erected.
seized ana takon In execution as tho
property Of Levi Ruth md Rcbecca i :.
MS wife, and {; (, and to be sold by
sherin's onicc. Wilmington, October o,
1901 OiO
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
ON SATURDAY,
THE 26Tu DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883.
at Q O'Clock p. IN.

TIE following described real estate
viz.
All TINT lot or parcel OF land, situate In
tue town of Newark, in white Clay
Creek Hundred, and State of Delaware.
bounded ON the south by Main street
Pennington, deceased, on the east bv
lana OF Ann Morrison, hay Ing n front on
Main street of -four pcrchos, and extend.
Ing northerly OF thnt width twenty
porehes containing onc-half an acre OF
land more or less
& See deed record n. vol. Is. page 1921
Inc Improvements onthp premises are
q two and one-halfstory brickdwollinv-
house ana store thereon erected,
seized and taken in execution Rs tho
property of Edward X. Wilson and Anna
NJ, his wife, and I. t., and 10 be sold Inv
c,,... ALNAN ALLEN, sherin.
Sherin's ONCE, Wilmington, October o
ioo'' ulO
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

THE most despicable and useless
being in any community is the busy
body; the nan or woman who finds
their greatest pleasure in meddlinR
with other peoples business. Such
people generally have no business oil
then own, or II they have are too In
dolent 10 follow 1t. Their greatest
delight is In making mischief, and any
scandal they can invent lie to them a
delicious morsel, No one 10 safe from
the attacks OF this class, and while 1t
10 possible to keep out thieves OF bur
glars, 1t is equally impossible for any
one TO find protection from a mischief
making busy. body.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
ON SATURDAY,
THE 20ru DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889,


The following described real estate.
viz:
All that farm and plantation tract of
land and buildings thereon erected,
situated in Pcncader Hundred, county
of New Castle, and State of Delaware.
ana more particularly marked and
bounded ms follows, to wit;
Begtnning ut n stone In tile middle OF
the public road leading from Newark to
Coochs Bridge, u corner for John w.
Evans land. and running thence thereby
north IS degrees. west ItS perches to n
stone, corner OF Joseph Griiiith's land
thence thereby north degrees, west 25l
2lp pcrchc5 to Il stone set on the south
side of tho r., w. Il n. Railroad, thence
by the south line OF the railroad afore,
said south u degrees west Isl . 10 porchgs
to tile Newark ana Cooch's bridge road
aforesaid. thence down the snid road
south IL degrees. east ain 2 10 pcrchcs TO
place OF beginning, containing 2ls acros
OF land, bc the same moro or less with a
dwelling house, franc barn and Other
out buildings thereon erected.
Seized and ttkcn in execution ms the
property OF Edward X. Wilson and Anna
NJ, his wife, ana t. t., and to 10 sold by
ALvAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Shcrins Ofiice, Wilmington, Octobcr9 0,
lSs0 ol0
GHERIFF'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
!, n writ of Levarl Facias. to me direct.
eu, VIII he exposed TO public sale ut the
hotel OF John j., LOWS, In tho town OF
Newark, In White Clay Creek Hundred.
New Castle comfy DalaWnra
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
NOTICE.

n ollCE'
NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
TnE STATE oP DELAWARE 8. 8.
- 70 tue sheriu OF New Castle County,
Greeting;
Whereas, Mary Jane Sanders. by hor NO
- Triton to the Judge Of our Su.
SEAL perior Court filed In the Office of
- the PrOthonotary OF said court
IA and for the county Of New Castle
Tor the cnuse of complaint therein nj.
legged has made application TO our snId
lndges ihat = decree may be pronounced
ulssoivinS thcmarrlngc OK isting between
the petitioner and her husband, vii.
liam sanders.
We therefore command you rs you hayc
bttn heretofore commanded That Won
summon william Sanders, so tint he
behnd appear before tho Judges of our
SAID court ut the next term thereof to
be held at Wilmington, on Monday.
the goth day of November next, to
answer the allegations of tho said pc.
to the Act of Assem-.
bly,, in such case made and provided
ana also do and receive what the said
court shall then and there consider con.
corning him in this behul t MS 10 the Court
shHllseem meet, and consistent with tile
provisions of tho said act of Assembly
and have you then there this writ.
witness the lIonomble Joseph T.
Gomegys, Esq, at Wilmington, the End
DAY OF Oct. a. ID. eighteen hundred
and eighty nine.
Issued Oct. ., 1850.
GEO. A MAXWELL, Prot'y,
The above Is true coDy Of the
original writ.
ALvAN ALLEN
sheriff.
l0-l0ltw<aw-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

TIE history Of Tour churches. the
centennial love feast. the eloquent ser
mons OF Rev. Enoch Stubs and DR..
Murray and the AsburY Sunday school
celebration make interesting reading,
valuable to be preserved. We have
taken the view that so many OF our
Wilmington churches, representing in
membership and friends such multi.
tude OF people, and the reviewing Of
o centuTy's history, 10 show the prac-
tieal effect Of Christian religion on the
civilization and prosperity OF our PEG.
pie, together with the preservation Of
valuable history, justify the large at
tention We have given this important
celebration. We feel encouraged toe
by proving the strong support we Car
give q good cause.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
ON TUESDAY.
THEaoth DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889,
srhs following described real estate. Wis,
at 2 O'Clock p. m.

All those three certain lots, pieces or
parcels OF land, situated I'm the said city
OF Wilmington, bounded aud described
as follows to wit:
pavilion and other buildings thereon
erected, beginning ut the Intersection
OF the sonthcrly side OF Firth stree {
with the westerly side Of DUPONT street
thence westerly along said side of Filth
street lal feet Ia u stake, thence south
crly parallel to DUPONT st. III feet inch
70 stake. thence cnstorly parallel 10
! rum street lSO feet To the said westerly
side OF DUPONT street. thence thereby
northcrly lii feot / inch to the place OF
beginning, DO tile contents what they
may.
Nos. With brick brewery, stable,
fce-honse and other buildings thereon
erected. beginning ut tie intersection OF
the noitherly slide of Fifth with the cas-.
terly side Of Dupont street, thence cas-
tcrly along said side OF Fifth street 100
rect to stake, thence northeriy par
nllol TO DUPONT street 1856 feet and 5
inches TO a stake, thence westerly par
hllel TO Fifth street lvO feet to the said
enstcrly side Of DuPont street. md
thence thereby soutlIorly 1876 feet and s
inches to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may
NO. =. Beginning ut tho intersection
formed by the southerly slide OF Fifth
street and the oasterly side OF Scott
street thence southerly by said sldo of
scott StItet ~ leet 10 STAKE, thence caS-
tcrly parallel TO Fifth street rs feet to
another stake, thence in II northeasiorly
direction TO II point IN said southcrly
side of Fifth street 81 fcot inches from
the enstcrly side of Scott street and at
right angles thereto, thence westerly
along said soutlcrly side of tifth street
81 feet inches to tho place of beginning
De tho contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution Ms tic
property of Karl spccht and Mary sa-
Tome Specht, his vito, and t. ts., and 70
De oldhy ALNAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
H. 1851. oi5-2taw-ts
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Tins table IN eject June lsd, Isss. TrIia
FOR Reading, blrdsboTo. Joanna. HnriHs
Tamsaus, Allsntown, Lebanon, Werner,
Reading 4: e., 100 a. No., 4 10 and 4 . p.n. ''
For sPrlngaeld. Naynesburg JnnouoL
fora sna buS mms,IssyIe Lsn.Rs Ch,asI
Ivy .. M, z. 70, 40 ana 8. 70 D. "a,
Yer coaSeaville and intermediate polnu n
sor @;.ia IN ..,s % A ~ 20 p n 10 .,.i
$50 p. IN. Ne,
p nav b;gR: .sa sas ssSs S
AZ p. IN. aud on Saturday only 81 6,R lad
On sunday for Reading and in,srnsdlsa
points, at sos a, m. and 100 y. ~. aud fof
nprinShsld ane intermediate points at 80
K. g. McCAUsLAND. NOMINEES BRIesI
nnpenntandenk Gen Pass. ATL
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
N. MGgary ( Son,
FURNITURE
-AXD--
CARPETS.
5. =. Cor 9Th pad Tatnall Ste.
AND
SIG TatnaII Street.

We have put on sale this
week a few patterns Of velvet
carpets for the very lew price OF
81 90 per yard. Here is you
chance to secure a very hand
some floor covering for your
parlors at the price you would
pay for Tapestry. We have
them in moderate and string
patterns to suit all, and we
think you'll do well to see tn.
goods now-while they ate on
sale
Many Of cur customers have
secured during the paAt few day.
one Of our handsome Extension
Tables which We have been sell
ing for so cents per running
foot This means a cost Of 8,
81 and IS respectively for a Ia
bic 6, 8 or 10 feet long. We
are gcing short OF the small
er size but the Fights and tens
we have plenty OF and will guar.
antee them to be here when
Called for. if it is duringihe next
few days; we, Of course. cannot
always give you these pric, S
On extension tables, It's the
wonder OF the furniture trade
how we can 90 If, as the prices
quoted are less than cost price
You don't want to know how
we do it, the main thing with
you is when we do 1t. kemem
per the price. SO cts per foot
and don't dslay your purchase
too long. Should you be with
out onea Why need your
Speaking of tables reminds us
II our cane sc II chairs which we
are selling at 80 cents each. This
is another rare thing which you
should see to.