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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08
MATTERS AT CADILLAC.
A Large Tract OF Timber Soid-Raising
Funds for the sufferers


CADILLAC. Mich, June 7.-Clary &
Eaton. Single manufacturers. have
purchased a tract Of shingle and hard
wood timber, IN Benzie county. There
is something over 5000 in tract, about
one thousand OF which Is good, hard
wood land. The rest IS expected to
yield large crop Of shingle bolts. This
company now have a mill in operation
near Lake City. but expect to get
through cutting there, probably by this
fan. They w.ll then move the mill to
Benze county and commence opera
tl0us there. -- Cadiliac's addit.Oual
electric lamps for street lighting, We're
touched OF Wednesday night They
work well.-At the last meeting OF
the Cadillac Common Council. iostruc-
ton. were gwen the city marshal %
see tO the strict enforcement OF the
ordinance against tne keeping 0f houses
of ll-tfme. Cadillac has good
allowance Of the disreputabie
places. and itls hoped n crusade VIII be
made chat vii rid the cItyot them
Iae Avel Anderson trial was finished
" steriav afternoon. The Jury retired
about $3.50 aud no : O'Clock returned
w tn a verdict OF guilty. man-lIgghter
beng the charge. Sentence has not
set been PASSED. and viii probably not
be ti the LAST of the week.
tohns N Mitchell nave sold their
Round Lake circu.ar-aw-mdl 70 the
Dek8Ib Lumber Company, Of
pekalb. Tex They had no further
use for t because their pine at that
polut has been all cut oar. Mayor
IT, J. law called a meeting of the cit-
tcrs of Cadillac last evening tor the
purpose of raising money - help the
food sufferers. \ comm ttee ~ two
from each of the -four wards was ap-
pointed O. make an immediate can
vrgz
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

nere various ways Of washing dshes-possbly the
above is the If YOU your dishes. glassware.
silver &C. perfectly clean and bright wash them with
Pearline Being powder is especially convenient Tor
this work besides keeps the dishrag clean pure. sweet
Put Pearne in sinks ard basins. ttrn on hot water II
will cleanse the pipes Many women use Pearline
for these purposes only; they only half wise For
the laundry kitchen and housekeeping, in fact wher-
ever soap is used try Pearlneits better quicker and
saves labor-it has no equal rival IL is harmless
as the finest imported CASTLE soap. Beseayf II psaaa
zuttatsoxa Pearlne is peddled, but all grocers
sell it Manufactured only JAMES PYLE. New York
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

W. Nnf'e~s ~aefHirg <Vrsr e. MIA a.
a8Ts - 1sf.t -'r rHf fren .eafht-r - s.,nth-s
tff rnt snffrs sHF gums aIfes 81 nafa
euFrz IA eaHr sad = -. ee.r -s...ssr s.-
slaEgarA = cents a sotsle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

Rules of sale as follows: No numbers issued.
No one person VIII hr allowed 10 purchase
more than ten lUl seats al one time and VIII
not Dee allowed To stand at Box olice after
seats have been reserved. tut must make
room for Others. II anyone desires to puf
chase more than ten 10 seats. they can again
take their place in the line. after the first ten
haYe been reserved. These rules are impcra-
tiNeaud viii De- enforced.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

Etiquette ct Washington has undergone
some curious Developments. The ladies q
the cabinet and the ladies q the senate sre
quite as important factors on ceremonial oc-
casious as the men q the cabinet and the
sc1latorS Formerly. ~ the beginning ci
Zach session = congress. the bead - each L.
partnent must Pay visit 20 each -enatcr
boz John Quincy Adams declined % le bound
by the custom. asserting ia TitaT 'stteT that
the governments = the United states ~as for
tha transaction 4 business, aud not to paT
formal visits - senators CT ether FNrs'ns.
TIE eject vas greatly % reduce the bur'ien
= " ashiu Eton stiqueste Sc Louis Oi7ne-
rs.,---.---s
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08
HARTMANS HALL.
Tuesday, June Is, 1889.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
PRICES.
Matince-One Dollar TO any part OF house
Evening-Iower floor 81; Gallery si.5o
and ~.

Sale open 10 the public at Herricks Music
Store. - Fountain ST.. FRIDAY MokhlAD,
il Ne :. AT O'Clock
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

Doctor lancinz patients foi.'- ha~e are
sarth . dollar sEiece e. yoor GOOD tnis time
q year
Patient 'StsvinE his band Nth Erosa'-
Never r., Ind .aucz tne resf. then Aol ~
nv vifs's own caastn snn ih - you aaFe
'sra sH ~ 6rfg ~er-s aFseoe - iiefrlit free
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
METALLIC
ROOF PAINT

has been Tor years past subject
cd to the severest practical tests,
with the most satisfactory re-
suits. 1t is manufactured from
the well known princes" iron
ores, which have been long
used in the production of a SUI
perior grade of pig iron.
Analysis of this paint shows
it contains the largest amount
OF iron, therefore the color is
strong, and WILL NOT
FADE, and an clement of
great durability is assured.
1t contains no sulphur nor
acids, therefore it will not rust
nor corrodc iron or other
metals.
1t has a wonderful body, and
is ground very fine, therefore it
gives smooth. even coat, cov-
ering a larger amount Of sur
face than any other metallic
paint md another clement OF
durability is added.
This paint works smoothly
under the brush. 1t does not
settle nor harden at the bottom
of the can when using.
BE careful to avoid so-callcd
roof paints made by ready
mixed paint manufacturers,
many Of which are made from
Barytes and other cheap and
worthless materials.
We refer to some of our best
citizens, to prove the quality oI
our Non-OXide Roof Paint.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

The Democratic leaders of this city
held grand pow WOW on Saturday,
for the purpose of smoking the pipe Of
peace and uniting the warning factions.
Of course the doors were closed and
the proceedings kept secret, as far as
possible, but among those present was
the great apostles of Delaware Democ-
Iacy, ex-Secretary Thomas y. Bayard,
Senator Gray, ex-Congressman Chas.
B. Lore, and other lesser lights. As
ex-County Tax Collector Neary was
present 1t Is supposed that he ex-
planned the proper methods OF work
ing the Bayard disiranchising machine,
so as to make success sure. The great
quarrel OF the Salisbury and Wolcott
factions was the hardest nut the con.
vention had to crack, and after The
matter had been fully discussed il was
resolved TO send committee, consist
ing of ex.Secretary Bayard, ex- Con-
gressman Lore, Senator Gray, ex State
Senator Charles McWhorter and vii.
lard Hall Porter, Esq, to Kent county
as missionaries to preach from the text:
Love ye one another" These mis-
sionaries will use every means to incul.
cate this doctrine on the warning
factions, for well they know that un.
less they can be pacitied, and the
hstchet buried, Kent county is lost to
them at the coming election, In the
meantime. Messts. Neary, Dickey and
other lesser lights will remain al home
10 see that the disfranchising machine
is kept In perfect order and hard OF
work. This pow-wow would never
have been held had not the party been
In desperate straits. The handwriting
is on the wall and their leaders tremble
as they interpret it. They know that
the people are sick and tired of their
fraud and corruption, aud that at the
next election they will experience q
such as never before oyer
took them in this State.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

WlLMINGToSS COLLEGE, OF MUSIC
seRson of 1890 opens next Monday.
Faculty;
Vocal,
MRS. y. =. osBoURHE, ofrh
N. DusHANE CLowARD.
Piano and Violin,
&. II, LAUER OF PhilA.
Plano,
MISS LILY N. FRANCE,
Elocution and oratory,
EDWIN THEo. TYNDALL, b. o..
OF Toronto Canada.
Sight and Reading Glasses,
y. DUsHANE CLOWARD,
ID. BArCHKLLER OF Philadelphia.
Commencing vii this season We have de-
clded TO have the gentIamen's and ladies'
classes on separate nlgiits. The gen llelA en-
class meets on Monday evenings and the
ladies on Tuesday evenings al so'eltck.
SPECIAL.
The children's classes will lie one of the
leading features of The school. aud instead OF
receiving one lcasol per week. AS was the
case last season, they will he given three.
Thursday afternoons nj 4. ~ O'Clock.
The advanced childrsn 's class will meet on
Tuesday and Friday afternoons At the same
hour.
Oh Saturday afternoon at 2 D. m, both
classes will combine aud spend the time In
rutH singing and |. arninR new pieces to
which the parents OF the children will be In
Yited 9-2i-eod
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Another Saturday of
6eneF GUS Trade
and Good Cheer.

A pleasure indeed, to sell
such strictly satisfactory
Clothing--brlnging old Gu s.
toners back and new ones
in. An equal pleasure t.
know that our prices are the
lowest possible for such high =.
stan dard goods. They are
high standard all the way
through.
Conscientious care for
things little as for things
big: Tor how it will wear a i,
for how it VII sell.
To distribute such de-
pendable Clothing is to serve
your body and your purse
the best they can be served.
Fall Uvetcosts, best in the
city, $40.
Luxury and style to the
full, $2s.
Every day Suits, very good,
bI4.
This is a quality same as
we got $lS Tor last year
Stylish and great variety,
SIS to S25.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
RALTIMonI;EI,; Sguo aArLRo,n
TRAINS LEAvk hEL. Avn guy y lSal
EAY, BJuab. 'LfoL

IDALTIMoRE& quo e,,,,o
ID sehodull J IN eli,rt 'iuhoAD.
TRAINS LEAVE SbEL, Az '"l l. Isa,
b0taD "I
express traIiis.~
~ mAw wr2sA: .is ~ y week dsys..2 IA. so, .7o, ,,
New fot,s, Sunday. y glg' .on
90 rs. $50. 800. o." ID ~ b. ~ u 4 io'em
sls " %. .gSS 500. ii0, so, y N,
sgte. 90 = IS. sa5s d. M, o.. Cl
PhiLkpkLrniA, Sundays ss2ls.,;ois.....
M. s. iSH Ss5 a. sis os 90 .ss', ac 0Ia e.
cHksTEI week days,ssis .Jo5 T ~
40. $3.50. 90. si0 n, 20 aen y, z 20
lco. sess seo ti0. s5os 5ss ia !s%
19s, sSs, - u 7. IN. v" E"'
70 - q. M. si2Os, 10. .2h rs . ~, D. g$
ssos. B2J. Sio. 81 3D. s9s, % :. n Y"' 80
| ArLANTIu CRY. N j., weed d.. &
em n. m. o". tl2n8 on SRt1rd,1 ~
! ia y 10y, Dds p m. Sundays. lu5 'E n.
IVES, hound.
pALTiMoRE AND wAsnIsoros .l,, .
a.i,,.s ~ m, as. tiG, % % ~ "N
sanasy." wa M p m. daily. erosMn, W
l'ittsburg. 'atsa. m.,.snn
aaj,y CHICAGO $40 a. n'., 800 p. m, "lnG boG%
Cincinnati aud st. Louts ,r.,
and 81 70 y. mi both dHiiy.' - - a. IN
SineEBLr Accom- naoDArioy .e
and II 10 u. IN. daily. ''' Pm
| LANDknhEuo ACCOMMODATES
Gays, 6.t0. u 10 am, !. Is and S 10 ~, week
days, IA. M. as and 9 10 n, ~, ''''S Sln
ThAihs LkAvE MARKET srui,yr sr,.,.
For Philadelphia ana wny iAt'of. s,',,.
week ,uhYs; $50. 80. s 10. lIa5a ~, '',NS
w 's q 11p M sundays. JS5 a. IT,, i.i, 'i,', y
ror baltimore, week ,,.......-
| II - u. nj. : g,, Il 20 n, ~ - ~ % Sn
n. M; . ~, aud . ~ u, IN, S""dHys, lp
For Landenborg and wav st,,t,
days, q 10, . ~, II 81 A. m Ses ,'n week
| Sundays y n n. ~, gg Kin "', "JV y. nj.
Cincinnati and ht Io1,is
daily except Sunday. II - '' Ma
Chicago Is 80 u. M. daily c,e,,,
days 3 30 y. m, daily. ''
Plttsburg. ss 30 n m, daily. eycer, ..,,
DAY; 80 y. NJ. daily. 'n
LEAVE PnILA DYLrHiA ron WuvtNo,o,
Daily, - 10, ssl5, 1000. su i0n'n, ~,
noon, u ~. i0S rs. 30 % o. ,, ,.,S =
| $40, 10 10. II 30 n. rn. '''
Daily, except Sunday, 5t0nnl -
M. u u. 81 ~ and % y. IN. SUNDAY On y
$40 n. IN.
ATLANTIC CRY. week DAYS. - sd
n. M, ~ - and ~ On u. M. W
SUNDAYS, Il 10. - Os u. M, sg.snm.
Telephone No. lo3.
ua- Hates to western potnts Iora,,,,.
Via any other line. ''''"
CO. SCULL, j.. ODtII
6enl fnss. Agt. Gen'l Miinaser.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

80 ~ SN'ph lNHoibAt oNJ
That's the pace. 1t don't
make any difference where
you stop up to $2S III suit
is hele.
Thirteenth and Marke, streets.
French Printed Flannels.
The new crop 7a00 Inn
a,ea and sixb'-Mree styles
and colo,ings just added to
the almost as many more
that were on the shelves.
Twice over, maybe Mriee
over, the biggest, fullest,
choicest and most handsome
gathering we've ever shown
Such printing as you hard
ly see on the fines Challis.
Figures, stripes, Persian eff
lSClS Empty WoTds! VINO
can see the dainty colors
glowing through them? You
must see the stuBs. Fiv
minutes will do for a glimpse
an hour will 60 before
you think.
Have you noticed how
n any uses these lovely fan
nels are being put to?
Wr ppers, tea gowns, break
fast sacks, house coats for
men, childre ms wear-any.
thing where beauty and soft.
ness an i oozy warmth and
clinging elegance are re.
quired in a stuff
Borders, OF course. Four
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Our OVercOatS

Are the kind that
take. The young men
like them because they
are stylish and hand
SO m e. Middle-aged
men like them because
they're nicely made
and we'll trimmed. The
mothers like them be-
cause they are the kind
the boys want.
We opened out a
big lot OF handsome
Suits and Overcoats on
Saturday, and have
still more to open to.
day. We're bound to
show you every kind
and style to be found.
Then we're going to
sell them for the least
money you ever heard
OF Tor such handsome
goods. Why, many
will ask you much more
for very inferior Cloth.
ing to ours. Call and
see our goods.
JAS. I. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers. Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
80 . - 80
siatit,Ii Chunk

Special excursion for Mauch Chunk
viii leave Wilmington, French street
station, w. & n. h. r., at Ga m.,
DC ober 10th. Fare for the round trip,
$3.50, including ride over Switchs sac <
Railroad. October is the best month 10
visit the switzerland OF America.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

A gentleman whose sight was so weak
be couln not see to recognize au object
cut few feet from him. after using one
bottle of DR.. Slmms' Eye Cure, could tell
an object scroSs the street We know OF
teveral cases Of this kind during the
week. II is the great sight preseryer %
and 80 cents. 4th aud Kiug.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

Square Brass Extension Hall
Lamps, with cathedral glass
IIx7, $3.50.
Round Brass Extension Hall
Lamps, $500.
Large Decorated Vase Lamps
with shades to match-sold ?
years ago for $500, now $3.50.
Cameo Vase Lamps, the beau
tiful new design of decoration,
$500 and 1850. Clamps priced
complete.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Sol,o,lv K,oxs

What suffered Tor years with those ter
rible racking tick headaches. Life was
only torment to me; II you are SO
troubled | would advise you TO use Sui
phur Bitters, Tor they curei me.-CLAKA
BELLE
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

The ADVOCATES OF free trade never
mention the fact that from 1850 to
1880 the average rate OF wages in this
country increased 45 per cent, the
greatest increase, however, being after
the Republicans passed protective
tariff in 1862. The value OF the manu-
iacturers in 1850 was S1,fi0. .000. 600.
with gross product oi s. l05 for each
Of the 95S, 900 operatives employed, but
under protection the manufacturers
Increased to 1895, 000, 900 in 1880.
furnishing employment to =, 733, 600
operatives. with an average annual
product of 81, O4J each. The annual
wages OF the operatives in 1850 was
$255 each, against All average OF $3.50
each in 1880. The amount OF wages
paid in the latter year was $3.50, O0O,
O0O, which was used for the support of
at least one fourth OF our population
instead OF beinz taken oGt OF the cOun
try 10 support a ike ndinber in foreign
lands, rs would Ceriaiuiy have been
the case had we b,tn cursed with free
trade. The Increase in the wealth OF
the country du,ing the past thirty
years has hcn nearly forty billion
dollars, yet, during that time, We
passed through the most expensiv vt
and destructive wal the world evel
Witnessed. From 1860 10 the presenr
time the population has more thar
doubled, snd is still increasing at tn,
rate OF about two million a year. All
this has been accomplished under pro
lection, and cannot be disputed by tn,
most ardent Tree trader. With these
facts before them, j, certainly seem
strange that some few workingmer
can be iound who are foolish enougl
TO advocate free trade.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Edlson,s Phonograph, shnrthnna

and type writing taught by practicaI
stenographer; instructions private. Type.
writer students taught to use Edison 8
Photograph, tree. Photographs for rent.
CHAs. q. GuYER, No. 1876 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
wANAMAKER,s,

teen distinct and striking
styles of them In these
French printed FIannels. A
novelty, but they're getting
an old friends greeting,
You'd hardly guess what a
last touch OF style and ele-
gance the borders give.
Northeast OF centre.
Why do you suppose
thrifty women are all the
time crowding one part or
another of the Muslin Un-
derwe,r store2 They have
found out that home work
isn't economy In the face oi
such p. ices as these:
Drawers:
Good muslin, blind embroidered ruff
fe, and plaits, 45c.
Cambria, extra size, cluster of 10
plaits, deep ruffie OF fine embroid-
cry; 50c. pair, from 81.
Muslin, 8 large plajts, blind en-
broidered rufiie, 40c.. from 60.
Muslln, 10 plAits, fine deep Hamburg
embroidery, S5c., from S1.25.
Muslin, is plaits, Torchon edge, 81,
from S1.65.
Corset Covers:
Some slightly soilei shall go at about
half.
Soc kind for 25c
81 kind for soc
$i.50 kind for Use
Sl.s5 kind for 90c
" kind for S125
Chemises:
Fine muslin, square yoke, with pla!t-
ing and edge, soc, from 75c.
Surplus yoke, deep embroidery, and
edge, 60c, from S5c; some with
square necks.
Square yoke, IL rows insertion, edge
Of fine embroidery and beading,
75c, FROM $l.25.
Sl.25 Chemises for 81.
Sl.25 Cambria Chemi.es for 75c.
Gowns:
Mother Hubbard yoke, al-over EN-
broidery, Hamburg ruffie on neck
ana sleeves, TJc, from 81.
Muslin, square embroidered yoke,
Hamburg e'ging and inserting,
clusters of seven plaits, S5c, from
Sl.2j.
Fine muslin, square clusters OF
eleven plAits, 9Qc, from $l.25.
Cambria, front OF very small plaits.
hne edgipg on neck aud sleeves,
y0c, from Sl.2j.
Fine Cambria, v yoke, plalts with
inserting between, beaded and ruff
fled, $l.jO, from $2.
The merest hint OF what
we are doing.
Second floor, ilrst gallery, Juniper stree,
side.
10000 MasonssFr JAYS
-pints, quarts-f0s cents
each for either size. Perfect.
but we've too many of them.
Second floor, Juniper street eide.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
wANANIAKER's.
runAD1LrnlA, MONDAY, october7, ;, Is,l

PunADKLrnIA, Monday, october7. lss9.
Ov4rcoats. You TAX e
them for granted, just as
you take Boys Suits. We
mean you take Mems Suits
for granted Just the same
way. They are here. Rteht
in every way, including
price.
SO. so Sack Suit;
All wool, neat gray-and- black mix.
ture, or black ground with brown
and gray stripes. Try wherever
you please, we don't know the
match of either.
SIo Sack Suit:
All wool, fast culor, black ground
With gray stripes, and with yellow
thread; patch pockets.
SI2 Sack Suits:
Red blue aud-gray mixture with in
vleihle plaid OF red-ahd blue
Patch pockets. You needn't be a
clothing sharp To see the worth
SI2 Sack Suit:
Black Cheviot, all wool, and eolol
guaranteed. We know oil none
better for the money. our irs
lot went with q jump.
Same, frock coat, Sl3.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

DU BLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
l. public sale on WEDNESDAY, Oct.
9Th, 1859, ut o'clock, p. M, stall No, Is,
in the Second street market house.
l.. W. STIDHAM n son,
oi-it- AuCtionccrs
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
~ Ferry Company. Time table between
wilmington and Pennsgroye lakinS ths-'
Sunday, June %, iss9.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Wilmington, King street pier =
ito 2. 20 p. m, u I'D, T.5On. m, arrive fehh'-
grove o.. 4.5b. 20 o. In., l2.OS, s,0l A. NJ
Leave PennsgroVe 0. u, so n. M, -, 49,
.. p. IN. arrive Wilmington Go. ~ a.
m., AGO, S.s6, sos p. IN,
SUNDAYS ONLY.
Leave WILMINGTON a3i, eaS, 200 p. n,
D.1h. $50 \, M; arrive Pennsgrove $40, "a
2.S5 .. N, - 500 u. ID. Leave Ithh'
gr We $50, a..o. =. M, 90, $50, ~ o. ~; ~;
arrive Wilmington 7.iS e.55. Q. M, i.3h em
$40 y. an. Arrive Atlantic City 1910 a. n'
leave Atlantic City go D. N. m.,,t,
ie2s-eodtf Superintendent
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
SI2 Sack Suit:
SIS Sack Suit:

Black Cheviot, oil wool. The best
We ever saw for SIS. Made and
trimmed in the best po sible stylr.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

II THE idea Of having the screens
and other distractions removed from
the windows of saloons was to prevent
Sunday business being carried on,
the makers Of the law should have
worded the act somewhat differently.
Many saloon windows are provided
with outside shutters as protection
against thieves, aud as these shutters
are closed on Sundays, they effeclually
shut Oft the view from the outside.
Now We do not claim that every man
who has shutters TO his saloon win
dows sells liquor on Sundays, as we
know such is not the case, but we
merely desire to call attention TO the
fact that in this respect the law is in
operative, and we very much question
the right OF the Legislature to pass an
act compelling man TO remove the
outside shutters from his house.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

GRAND OPENING BALL
VI OF the Season,
At German Hall, given by tho
GERMAN HALL ASSOCIATION.
October 10, 1883.
Tickets, si.Oo for one gentleman and
two ladies. l15-i-y
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

THE Is year old colored boy who
was arrested last Saturday on the very
serious charge OF placing distractions
on the Newark u Delaware Railroad,
with the evident intention of wreck
ing train, is another illustration of
the urgent need of house of refuge
for the reformation of such youthful
offenders During the present term
OF court two boys were indicted for
larceny, but on account OF their tender
years the cases against them were not
pressed. There is very little use in
sending such boys 10 the reform
school, as they seem to walk away
just whenever they feel like doing so.
They should be placed in some insti-
tuition where they can be securely con
fined, and compelled 10 remain until
their reformation is an assured fact.
such an institution is badly needed in
this State.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
PUBLIC SALES.
------------~------s-e~--
pUBLlC SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
WIN le sold at rubllc sale on the premises
THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1889.
at three O'Clock .. IN,

the following real estatei
No. l. All thxt certain lot OF land with
brick hons- tseresu erected, situate In the
city OF Wilmington, known as No. sli East
Eleventh st.. having frontage OF ten icet on
ming bach al that width IS feet to the south
erly side of 4-fsct wide alley with priv
ileges q OF said alley.
Pine sts.,. distant a feet easteriy from I.om-
snsns s bss ~ g &c 20 fs, ,s ss ssd MD
die q four feet wide alley with all alley
Terms made known on day of sale. by
IN ,. FRANCIS II. HoFFECKER,
DuBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
Il ERTY,
The subscriber intending to change
his business will positively sell without
reserScut his residence in Newport Del
on SATURDAY OCT, 1sth 1889.
atlc'clock, p. M, sharp,
liis entire stock of personal property .
shoSd Of good rerk hor es aud ia
mules. Good 81 Q and extra good t~SH
workers and we'll adapted TO any lnd OF
work.
2sood cows; milking now and sS.xs0l
will be rresh early in the winter. ES&H
dsi. 6sgsY, ItlsiEh, Jsger wagon, sets
sits lead harness, sets Of heavy
sadGiaEe sSdan son harnaess ln. one one large dirt
articles not enumerated. The ab1Ve property
will be positively sold.
TrnNsi All sums OF so and less casl, on all
SUMS ~. over that amount credit o: e9 days will
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