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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-28

TIE night air is nor necessarily bad un-
less It be sung by CT, and prevents sleep
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-28

BoULANGER would better come over here.
Corporal Tanner would never serve him
such q shabby trick.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-28
Hibbard's Rheumatic and Liver pill.

Hibbard's Rheumatic and Liver Pills.
These pills are scientifically compounded
UNIFORM in action: No gripping pain so COM
monty following the use Of pills. They are
adapteu 10 both adults and children with
perfect safety. We guarantee thew have
no equalin the cure of Sick Headache, Con-
stipation, Dyspepsia, Biliousness; and, as an
appetizer, they excel any other preparation.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-28

ARE as small as homeopathic pellets, and
as easy to take as sugar. Everybody likes
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-28

"A BURNING glass q tumblM Of vitriol.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-28

WHEN mans coat is thrcadbares it is
easy to pick hole in 1t.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-28
Making RAND Progress,

Tucker-I saw your son in the country
to-day, Parker. He had his camera with
him, believe.
Parker Yes, he went ont to take some
views, I suppose. Was he making good
progress?
gu bet he was; and dust. too Some
body's rcd bull was after him. ''-Time.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-28

CLEANTHEs, a philosopher, was pugilist,
and also supported himself at first by draw
ing water and CARVING burdens
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-28

AMERICAS finest-''Tansill's Puuch'' Cigar
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-28
Marriage

SMARTNEss is knowing how to 'scat
on;" wisdom, how to let 20.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-28

A WORD OF WARNING.
mere are many white each represented be o
% A6t no but like all ounes lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
OF the genuine Ask for "vory' Soap and insist getting
by Proctor Gamble
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-28

find it just the incest thing
For toilet use and barbering.
The slightest touches will suffice
To make foamy lather rise,
That holds the beard till smoothly laid.
However dull may be the blade
In short, the tale is ever new
That tells what IVORY SOAP will do"
w NIAr(
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

RALTIMoss,.lEs 4 {, OHIO RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAYE DEL. AVE. nri,n,,
East Bousa. W
sExpress trains
q. IN. ~ cs. Il 5, 5 S - - 'sos. 7O,hs
New roitk, sundays. ~ l. "a. !"
ilos, - ~. 20 W. " u y. IN. 80 u e. m.
IaiI4pE.rasA, week day..2ia.,ms,'
~ bs 4 ", ssss 800. 4 Ia .bo,i 10 y u,
.. %. 7 % $40. seha pm. - tlS
! p x a - riiiA. snndnys. 'slaT@Go,,
sd q. "a. si a. ~ N % % So. "a
CHnsrka. wcck days % 10, .!os so,,.
.0A 10y. W. 10 10, iO9Ga ~, '..ne
100 = ~ goo, tlo. s6os. s& s,s KS
aCuKsTrs, sun days, % I3..7o5gr-...
zoos, Is. Gio. sod, sSS. 80 n y, y" %
ATLANTIC CRY, n. a., wcot d.. 49,,
e0la. M. loo. teGs OH satur,lay !, ,,, iA
! 5: y s'ea. a.oS D. M Sundays. as a. ,o
wEsrBouNn.
B.ALTimonk AND wAsHrNe1ov .i,,
aniiy.s "a "a 10 - W. $40, $50 %;
sunday wa w. -so' p IA. daily, y1een,
rltts6urg, rs.Wa. m.,.,n,
SinIoAso. 'etSa M. 800 y. M, ',n .g%
Cincinnati and St. Lou. mn
and $500 y. IN; both daily. VI" III
siSai.illr AouoMsoDA4ios -,
and II 10 u. M. daily. pm
LANDEsnEno AocoMNopA1,oS wat.
days, u.to, III tsa. M, 9 40 aud . 10 T., "eef
days, y son. m, 2.45 aud 6 10 n, ~ eAa
TuhiNs LfAvE MAnKE1 srnrrr'g,
For Philadelphia ana woy t,',,rh
week GAYS; o So. 6 IS. s 10 lIs,1 ~ o'"lpnN
800 up. M Sundays. G % n. ~, i.',g'5;''9
FOR baltimore, week do,.. ,,,,,.
II 81 a. m; IS. u ~ u. M So W. 80
n. M; 2 ~ and % ~ A.. m, "''"'')-, 81
for InndcnbeIg ana wn,,s,,,t..
days, @ 30, g.n, n Is a. IN. gl5 'SphN week
sundays g2a u. Ia; IJ hlo '" 4. M.
Cincinnati and st. IonIs
daily except Sunday. m
Chicago IS ~ "a. m, daily. cycr,t So.
day; 20 80 II. NJ, daily. 7uh
Pttsinf5. $3.50 a. M. dnilv. ryrs,,s.
dny, b.3D y. m. daily. ''''a
LEAVE PntiADELrulA Pop Wu,f,Yn,o-
Daily, 81 10, set5, 1000 I'll lnu.,, a.,
noon, u n. ! 40, 5000 IS, 4sOsj n,gsC.,-nn
$40 10 10. ii 30 n. M. '''''''4
Daily, except Sunday. b4Onnl rs,
NJ, u %, '3sVRnd sop. hA sunday onS
ATLANTIC CRY, week days. 6j,s,oi
n. NJ, - ~ aud q % y. in.
SUNDAYS. O5n. u ~ II. M. s.s+l4
Telephone No. ia1,
pa-kAtc9 to western point Is lonertb,,
Via any other iiiie. ''4n
CO. SCULL. D.. Y. ODEfI.
Genl Pass. Ant Gcnl Minl.es
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

A SORES Of historical concerts or glee
Tecitals have been arranged to Illustrate
the growth OF vocal part music from the
sixteenth century until the present time.
At each recital short descriptive aud
historical lecture will be given by Fl. A.
Clark, professor of lnusic In the Uniyer-
sity of Pennsylvania, which will be fol.
lowed by typical madrigals, glces and
part songs, rendered by ten siugers
without accompaniment.
The first concert will present the Mad
rigale OF the early English composers
The tecond, the Glees of the eighteenth
century, The third will he devoted t.
the Part Song as exhibited In the workt
Of Mendelssohn.
The class OF compositions represented
embraces some of the brightest and mos
beautiful productions 10 be found /,
music. With due regard for light ant
shade, the harmonic aud meladlc effect
are TO the student fascinating beyond
measure.
These recitals will be given 10 Musica
Fund Han, on Locus street below Moth
philadelphia, on Thursday evenings
November 18th, December 10th an,
January Both.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

II what is said about the ranches on
West Third street near Tatnsll is cor
rect, and we have every reason to be
]ieve that it is, it certainly will be the
duty OF the police to raid them every
night, and II they cannot be broken up
In any other way let the rroprietresses
and inmates be sent 10 jail. We wera
Informed yesterday by reliable gen,
tlemsn,a that noted police dealer has a
room in one of these houses and sells
rows daily. That these people are
defying the lay is shown by the fact
that although they were raided on
Saturday night. and fined, they are
stlll carrying on their business ~
openly as ever. The question there
fore arises which is the strongest, they
or the lawp A lady cannot pass along
Third street now, especially in the
evening without being insuIted, in ad-
dition to the annoyance these houses
nrc TO the respectable neigbbors and it
is about time they were wiped out Of
existence.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

WE WOULD like to know what has
beeome of the ordinance which WAS
TALKED about some time ago to prevent
drum and fife corps, except under Ger.
tain conditions, paradirg the streets at
night. To be sure there Is not as
much of the nuisance now as there
was during the summer; still, some
thing should be done TO put stop to it
before another season rolls around.
There has been a number of in
stances where horses have been fright.
ened and accidents, some of them
serious, resulted, and only last summer
there WAS riot In which one boy was
killed and two others badly wounded.
But, even outside Of all this, these per-
ambulating drum corps are a nuisance
anu annoyance to sick people and to
those whose work calls them to rise
carly in the morninr. Therefore,
Council should net let this matter rest,
but should take steps now toprevenl il
IN the future.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16
New Castle NJ. E. Church.

Sunday marked IN interesting point in
the history OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church In New Castle. For some weeks
the audience room OF the church has been
undergoing extensive repairs. The entire
floor has been recarpeted with q most
beautiful pattern Of red and black. The
old seats have been removed aud sold,
aud u handsome design iu circular seats,
increasing tbs seating capacity, have
been provided. The old window lights
have been taken out and replaced with
beautiful stained glass A handsome,
lne-tonel, pipe organ has been provided
for the use of tho choir, with many
minor ahditi ne, which make the church
beautiful and attractive, and appreci lted
in tho highest degree by the Methodist
community OF that city. The re-opening
services were held last Sunday Rev.
Mr.. Swindell. of Philadelphia, delivered
a very eloquent and instructive discourse
in the morning, and aided much in the
financial effort which followed
Rev. n. NJ. Browne, iiim,r pastor
preached IN the aitern on lp . w,li filled
house which responded again in aid OF
the financial effort aud made handsome
addition to the sum secured IN the morn
ing. A
In the evening, Rv Mr.. Hubbard,
the pastor. took charge. after prayer he
made detailed statement Of the ex-
pelditures aud the amount needed to
meet the present obligations. The re-
sponse to their pastors call for help was
most commeudable and to the surprise
and qualification oil the many friends OF
he church in the summing up it was
found a much larger sum had been &C.
cured than had been expected. The
choir, under the direction OF J. b. Man.
love, assisted by Mr. Woodrow of lIavre
de Grace with the new organ, furnished
most excellent music. This congrega.
ton simply repeated on this occasion
what they 30 often had done on Other
similar circumstances.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16
Dots.


Try Taylor's Dime Express, 2t0 Mar
k.t, Phils.
25c. for the no-breAk suspcnders at
Wyatt Il Co. ..
Only 81. 90 for Is lessons in singing 10
childron'a classes.
Willard +. Davis, the jeweler, No. o
East Second street.
All kinds of cakes at weJls, No. Z
East Second street.
Ladies' gold watches. Willard f. Davis.
East Second street.
Bush French street wharf is the
place TO buy your coal
French Neugctine at Fergusons, IL E.
ID street.
Meals at all hours At the DelaH are
House. No. 5ls Marke: street. ..
The choicest brands of wine, liquor and
cigars at the Delaware House.
Board by the day or week at the Della
ware House. No. 5l3 Market street.
The best tintype made in the city is al
Cummings gallery, 302 Market street.
Watches and iewelry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. 9 East
Second street.
Deverell Bros. are agents for Mason'e
famous Baltimore royal water crackers
az IL cents pound.
90 to P.unkett's. 100 West Front e.
and buy bag Of Blenton Flour, and
mSke your vile happy.
Have your heaters cleaned and re-
paired by McFerreu & Co, 9th & King
| SITS.
Cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs and all.
| spice, whole aud ground, perfectly pure
Taylor & Fullerton, So King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

railroad companies BY which al grade
crossings will be abolished. and the
work commenced at once. The esti-
mated cost Is three million dollars. OK.
elusive of the cost OF the land which
il will be necessary to condemn for the
purpose OF extending and widening
streets. One sixth OF tho total cost
will be paid by the city, and the re-
naming fiye-slxths by the railroad
companies, In some parts of the city
the railroads win cross overhead and
In others under the streets. Although
the cost of this undertaking Is i'm.
menss we have no doubt that it will
be saving in the end. as the majority
of accidents in cities happen at grade
crossings.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

The TAX COLLECTORS played the
jane game yesterday that they have
been playing for some time, and when
D prominent citizen called with four
Republicans who wished to pay their
taxes, neither of the collectors were
IL. Mr. Dougherty's son, who is not
yet out oil his tcens, was in charge,
and when property holder came in
be found signed receipt, which he
made out in his name and accepted his
faaes. but expressly stated that he
would not receive any poll tax. In the
meantime Collectors Dougherty and
Mckee were conspicuous by their alb
sence, although there " ere a number
of men in waiting ready and willing to
pay what they owe TO the county.
How long do the people intend 10
tolerate this1 How long do they In.
tend to allow two men to disfranchise
hundreds of their fellow citizens2 are
auesiions which Democrats as well as
Republicans will do well to consider.
il every Republican whose name is on
the assessment lists is allowed to pay
bis taxes, the Democrats will not
stand shadow OF chance in this
county at the next election, and as this
iact is well known 10 the leaders OF
shat party, we presume that the col
lectors are acting under the instruc.
lions OF tho very honorable gentlemen
who are the great Apostles OF Dsmoc-
yacy in this State. The DISTINGUISHING
machine invented by ex.Secretsry,
IL Senator and now private citizen
Bayard has done its work in the past
but the day is coming when forbear-
nnce will cease TO be a virtue, and iher
let tax collectors who will not collec
stand from under.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

Train. viii leave wIlmluy,,, >. ~


Trains will leave Wilmington n. t,,,u,
? " rhis.aeipi,A senpre,,. 2,2as -. 1s
.; ~: 'i2 z. Iasd. %. ., a. "a sS
u aud 10 y. IN. ''' ."
a. M, isss. as 40, so. ~ ls,i ~
For Chester texpr,s.l o., 80. e. o.,
~ u ~ II Ola. m, izso, ,9L st,IG and
Accommodation, c %. ca 0, $40. nHL
ny GS 81 80 90 ~ & sga y Is. D. b.
"a, S2., . -, g %, o. J %, and M ~ 4,
wos Mest ,hg aas NJ Va La'nOs.u, ~ ami
FOR Newark tOenireJ and in,srny!l,,e N.
lions, , >OA. NJ; Y On ande ANN,
a. M, Q 70 D la and u ~ nlgL;.
baltimore and lay Line, u u. n.
baltimore ana Warrington, I q. ~ 81,
4. A IS y & n r., - !; !. ~ ! I,
TrAins for delaware Divlsion i,a'e lof,'
UeorRetosus 20 a. m, q 80 ~. m.
hxpreEs for 5oafo d, so D n
. Iiarrlnstopi Deliuar, aud vay ri.,nA
Accomm odati6a for Harrington. o. 3p.a.
Express Tor Dover. Harrington, anl bel.
franklin Oily. 8 s1s. IN.
EKprraa for cspu GhArlrs, Old r1al Goa.
fort, aud SorfoiE, " O. niEnt.
Leave rhliadcipbis, Broad Street iot VIII.
lnlngton texptessl 5SL 720. ~, 50, sl0
~ os D. sos = s.I In' ;. !, a. az ~
Gs2 iia; j ID, tsp. m.
as, sYz. al. az. esS, zoos. 10 70 and
lIb3 y. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Phlladelpli, (eypress,, o1. . 81 an.
re. 3 %, ,h.Si a. NJ, ~. o'-i, SiS ga sn|
Reconciliation. SEA. NJ, l2W. les, AIa
s2l. "a, aud io.,oP. H.
AerS'nods,ion, s.lbA. NJ ,ls.io, I,2l IA
1 D ~ I, 40 aud 10 u T.. NJ.
| For New YORK teNpress), 20, 2l. ~
sSS ana % n. q 81 - NJ IL ~ 1'' 49, ''
For West Gacatcr, via Lamokin, SEA NJ,
FOR cape Charles, Old Point Comfort, ani
por New Castie, Kirkwood, MiidlytOru,
| CLAYTON. Dover, FELTON,, Harrington Erlsc.
yiile, seaiord. Laurel, and DeIlur, lLa
Bsitllnore aud Washington. 4.4s, so, iCl
4. A. .. D, %. as 'd.Si 6,a2. 40 r. II and
V Y Night. baltimore 60 T.. N. AMI ~
leave philadelphia BROAD Sire t. for VII.
| minRtou terpreBsl $50. 40, 0. To- ms AM,
3bS., b.Os, 'S.ii. eoo, JS'. il.20. I,sO, ami ~
| Accommodation, s rs. 10 % a. M, y a., gA
1 6 IL, . u ~ ~, aud II % y. IN.
For further Information, passeuFCrs ara
/ referred to tie ticket office n the stniilr.
| Trains marked thus 90 are limited e,pfeL
upon whicl-eStra fare Is charged.
| CHAs. E. PuuH. J. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pa,senG,l AstEt
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

THERE arc persons oil over this
country who seem TO look down upon
the old soldiers. ard especially upon
the members OF the Grand Army. Ii
has been charged by those who know
nothing about this great and noble
brotherhood that il lie q political or
gsnlzation, but such Ia far from bsing
the case, as 1t is composed OF Demo-
Gratis Us well as Republicans. No man
who wishes 10 become q member lie
asked his politics or creed, and the
only thing that is requisite is an hon.
orable discharge from the army or
navy, Armed with this the poorest
man In the country can enter its ranks.
Tor II he has not the money to pay the
requisite fee, IL will he paid by his
comrades, but without II Vanderbilt or
Gould, with all their millions, could
not buy their way in. 1t now num-
bers about four hundred thousand
members, bound together by fraternity
10 each other, charity to all aud loyalty
10 the Union that they love 80 well,
and for which they have risked their
lives and -linibs. These men have
passed through the furnace OF war,
and the tie which binds them together
was formed and welded when shot.
she'll and bullets were flying thick and
fast on their death dealing mission.
They are band OF brothers, and
although the government may bs tardy
In giving relief 10 needy comrade,
the Grand Army, like the good Sa-
marian, will bind up his wounds, ad-
minister TO his wants, and give him
all the assistance in It's power. Such
has been done over and over In this
city, but as il is a cardinal principle Of
this noble order not TO let the one hand
know what the other doe,h. the out
side world knows but little of the
great work 1t Is daily performing. But
the number OF those who answer the
last roll call lie yearly becoming larger
and 1t admonishes us that the meI
who stood us living wall between
treason and the Union, and who ssvet
that Union to posierity, are RAPIDLY
passing away. Already these men ar
almost forgotten by those who hav
been born since the dark days OF tn
rebellion, but the tine will come whel
the people will awake from thei
lethargy. and vie with each other il
DOING honor to the memory OF III
men who preserved this Union an
saved this land TO freedom.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

Drew good houses all last week Mt the
Walaut Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Tie piece gives vida scope to Mr..
Charles Arloli who is comedian tina,
is becoming more popular every day
Tho piece kbounds in songs aud very
pretty scenery, with "Haus," the swisi
bostnan, ss the hero Of the play. twill
be presented on Friday and Saturday
afternoon AVID evenings,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

deep torder Ct Persian de-
sign; choice Of eight most
desirable colors, will cost
you $3.50 Tor a dress pat
tern-Sr.so a yard for the
novelty, 81 for the plain.
Varieties Of bordered
goods by the hundred.
One of the oldest is the
M o u c h OH (handkerchieD
pattern. But you won't
mistrust what is like. $28
and S 10 for a dress length.
South a t OF centre.
It's q Black Camel Hair
season. TIE hanging hairs
may be few or many. but
it's the correct thing TO have
them somehow. Of course
we've every style and every
weight light, m e d i u M,
heavy.
All.wool, 7sc to IS.
Silk and wool, 81 as to So.
Northwest OF centrs.
Everything the Boy wants
tor wear--or the man either,
for that matter. A Clothing
Store crowded with season.
able weights and proper
styles.
A made to- measure de-
partment that the extra
particular man will delight
10.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

THERE is movement in many
cities to get rid Of the grade crossings,
and the city of Bufia'o, N. Y. is
taking the lead in the matter. Under
an act passed by the Leg Stature an
agreement has been made with the
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

Every Wednesday and Saturday even
irgs, and dancing school every Monday
and Thursday evening In the Opera
House, Qourth feor). See advertise
uncut.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16
wANAM Frs.

rnuhDELPHiA. Wednesday, October Is, 1889.
Eighty pieces Black Su-
rah Silks, made to our order,
are Just ont OF the Custom
He Sc ~ inch at 7sc;
ash inch at 81. We think
them in finish and wear
worth ahead of any other
Surahs in the market.
West TrauSept.
A fine serge, Wit rich
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16
RUBBER
COATS
AND BOOTS

For Men and Boys.
Large, medium and small.
For Gum Coats, send your
tiny, little tackers down here
and we can fit them
S. w. Cor. Front and Mar
ket sts., only Rubber House in
the city. Pure White Rubber
Nursery Shooting.
Rubber Gloves, Rubber
Hats, Ladies Gossamers, etc.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

hHnEMBE1 tia. the payment o.
Prizes Ia GUARANTEED bt EOUk
and tne Tickets are signed by the fresi
dent OF an Institution, whose ohRftsfso
fights are rscoBn iked in the highest Cour.e,
therefore, pSvsro OF all limitations or 30
Eoymoua HAbsmaz
ON q DOLLAR 10 this prios OF the sm tli'
cat part or fraction Of IloEst lSSUE ED
NY US in any Drawing. Anything In on,
name offered for less than Dollar Is swim
die.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16


FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1880,
at I o'clock p. IN.
No. !. sorrel horse, nine yeArc old, good
blAek Napoleon mar years old sound,
KIND, and perfectly safe for q lady to drive.
No. .. Light bay horse, 4yeaTs old. weighs
lnC; a spl. ndii roadster. No. 4. Gray mare,
10 years old, we CHS 100 ms; will work any
where. No. 5. gray mare, weighs lIO ms,
ami would make good family mare No. o.
Bay mare, years old, weighs ! Otis and
would make good horse for general pur-
poses. No 7. Gray colt, yesTs old, weighs
80 lbs, and hiss good action. No. 3. tray
mare. years old weighs itg0 lbs and Is Ve'y
tony. No. .. Roam MARI, years old,
Weighs s!6lbs. splendid action and natural
trOttsr. No; 10. Ray mare, years old,
Weighs lO6J !bs, sound, and lie very short and
thick set. No. II. Bay mare, Years Old
weighs 100 fta, round and viii make good
Work or drly.ng hOrs' NOS. ~ aud y. Fair
Of soIrei mares, tSnd years old. weigh 200
lhs, closely mated, good drivers and work
ers. Nos. u and Is. Fair Of black maTos,
and years old, weigh 1850 lbs, SQUAD, aud
viii make ELEGANT drivers No. 49, Hay
are, 4yents old, weighs $50 1bs, sound and
promises he something fast. No. Il. sor-
fclmaIe. lllearB old, weighs 100 MS sound and
One Good fresh Aldernev and Holsteln cow,
set OF carriage harness mRts to orter. Four
new road carts, riding sadie and other ART
icles 100 nuper"us to mention.
Ieriuf made known At sale.
80, A. l.. WHITE.
hthhan SON. Auots. iO-ll-st
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

Troupe will give one OF their burlesque
shows at Proctor's Opera House, on
Thursday evening. The company is q
good one and worth sesiug.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

The perfume of violets, the purity of
the lily, the glow of the rose, aud the
nuth OF aehc combine in Pozzoni's won.
drous Powder.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16
SEVEN HEAD or HORSE,

NJ O'Clock, y, W.,
SEVEN HEAD or HORSES.
No. 1. Brown horse, = yeas old, sound
and all righL will work anywhere No. :.
hay hor-e, 6yasrs old, good worker or driv-
ladies or children. No. l. Gray mare, 10
years old, with fcsl good boncd horse. No. 5,
Bay horse, 5ysars old, IS hands high. sooa
miles 90 hour. No. 0. Brswn stallion.
years old, 10 hands high, Gold Dust stock.
No. 7. sorrel colt. 2years old.
TWENTY HEAD or COWS.
Several Of them will DO Ia pront by day OF
sale. one fat bull, one good stock bull, !
SOW aud PIGS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One horse wa zen. nearly new. cart, l
good order. road cart / trotting WAC IA.
Eon, ! dIill, Bickford aud honm an phospha te
attachment corn marker, I roller, 1 side
hin syracuse pillow. weird piow, 4 caItIyA-
tors, good spike harrow, 10 terth, 1 Acine
harrow, 2 Champion mowers aud reaptrs,
com o,Ied. Ia good ORDER, ! grind stone, |
wheel barrow. l post digger, i boring ma
chine. double set stage harness new. 2 sets
.lntle hArness, h.idlei. collars, htlters aud
Household aud Kitchen furniture. dairy OK
lures, horse power and churn. small
eburn, Reed butter worker, lot OF miik
buckets, 10 bushels OF corn on to ear, 2ad
bundles OF corn solder, tous of brau. 2Ot
bushels OF potatoes, 2harrels OF cider, bar
scales, 2 meat saws adouhIe barrel suns,
ere. eh ioadlnE ride, and many things iot
Terms; Ali sums OF On. 90 and under, cash
Over That amount credit Of six months will
be given by the purchaser giving = bankable
note with approved ebdOrser.
MARTIN HENDRICK.
L. W. stIdhan \ Bon. aucts. lo-la, 10. =, 2B-Itv
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16
r. TuELARGEsT SALE o%BK,
N OF HtIsSE-
THE SEASON. =
DEVON LIVERY STABLE STOCK.

WIN he sold at public sale Mt the Devon Inn
III cry stables, 0n Tie main line Of the Penn
shl.ATA lAllroai, sixteen lnile3 east OF
Philadelphia, GU
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1899,
the entire stock oi the Devon lnn Livery
Stables, consisting OF
- HEAD OE CARRIAGE HORSES (Cat.
alogucs on appliGation).
Of d out lie aud single harness, lafge four-iu :
band wagon, capacity OF carrying II persons,
ho - blankets, W. tps, etG g., and all the stool
OF hrBt-ClAss livery sta lie.
The stock has been In nee only hTe mon ha
ana u entirely new. Sale at u O'Clock m.
poB lively,
IO.7-H FRANCI IL. GHEEN,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16
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