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Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

EOR SALE-TWO FARMS OF IS
u aud 90 acres, near Tslleyyille, Brandy
wine Hundred. W IN good buildings. Apply
to DAVID CAMPBELL, on the premises.
jI2-lm-eed d-ilw-+
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

TOR sALE.-CHEAP, DWELLING
l. house No. Sill Esst Fiuh street. Apply
10 GROVES a GORRELL, 5os Market St. or
on the premises. j2J 6teodf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
Strong sight, Healthy Eyes.

DR.. simms' Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy, cures every timei never does
harm, but always does good. Cures the
worst of cases without fail. Hundreds of
references. All bad cases now well. 25c.
Depot, Fourth aud King streets, Whining
ton; Philadelphia, Smith 81 Kline Co., 429
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
Tho Greatest In the World

Is DR.. simms' White Pulmonlc Balsam
the great leading lung and throat remedy
OF the world. Thousands of references.
Multitude OF hopeless cases have been
cured. Coughs, hoarseness, sore throat,
etc. soc. and 81. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, Wilmington Philadelphia,
Smith q Kline Co., 429 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

% -HORSES.-- .&
No. 4 sorrcl stallion, Dexter, OF excellent
stock, az years old.
so.s. DARK Ray Herse, Nimrod, years old;
No. ). DARK Dun Mare, Maggie, With colt BY
No. q. Dun Mare, Rosa, colt by her side, 10
Twelve milk COWS, all home raised stock,
springing. heller, year old. One Durham
Twelve tons Of Timothy hay, seif-binding
Osborne. machine, in good condition. farm
w Sss o;d hay rEsag sids spTtias n
SG 1s csitvsso9spi ron rag Age csfsiys,or
with all extras. Oliver Chiffed pillow, 81 racnse
pow, two-horse roller, nearly new; grain and
bushels OF prime oats, 600 bushels Of corn on
scJthsa Srindstone, one horse Syracuse pillow
no-top Dearborn, carriage tongue, harm
r ssS'P sa9se ssdsn Toes %
wagon sets po% saine ass' Sc. drY
rSns s.sd. S.lf s.she iGs: aas
milk wagon, set milk harness, 100 quart milk
and fsa aasSfo sd
steads and bedding; chairs, tables, bureaus,
stove, No. !, psrior stove, o yards i inErsia
carpet. a yards rag carpet, large sideboAId
n.n Sss s HTS psf. sases Pare
dairy table. largs dog kennel, buffalo robe,
wire chicken esoR, 3 ~ nets, nearly new;
Acres sfY %S:ss IN TIE issoSRd e FOOT s1dsp
| II loot ladder, 50 quart butter churn, nearly
new AND many other articles too numerous tf
Tsrms;-All sums of go and under cash; al
pgIchsis e. EiyinF bankaSI. ps.s with ,ii az rs ap
l proved endorser. MANY a. MILES.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
DUBLIC SALE
DUBLIC SALE
Il OF
REAL ESTATE.
Will be exposed at public sale, on the premi
ses by tae undersigned, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ID, 1880,
At O'Clock, d, m,

w hDNhSOAl, fEbNOAh1 10, 1905,
At O'Clock, p. m,
The following real estate situated in Chris
i ma HUNDRED; New Castle County, Stale of
No. /. All that certain lot ofIand, being a
part of the land of the late James Brown, sit
u,ted at the intersection Of the DUPONT or
Il. Junction, half mile from toe city line OF
Wilmip gton, containing u acres, 8 roods, and
Il perches, be the. same more or less; with .
never failing Stream or spring water running
through II. There Ii no better situation
around Wilmington for building or any other
No. !. Adjoining No. 1, with q good three
story stone mansion house, large frame barn
aud all necessary out buildings that Is needed
on arst-elass farm, and all IN good repair; Il
same. more or less; with a GOOD apple or
chard and fruit Of all kinds; good hedge
fence around the most OF II aud good stream
land around for farming or building pur-
poses. q, 600 can remain on this tract.
No. .. Adjoining No. 2, with the y. & o.
fence on the others, aud good TWO stofy
frame house, stable and shop with pump shed
attached. II contains acres. 2 roods, and "a
Derches, be the same more or less. This Is q
yard, as there is grade for a coal dump along
The b. & D. h. X, and at station 70 take trains
for all parts, North and south, East and West.
Thomas Brown. No. 2iS Adams street. VIII
mington, Del, where you can see the plot of
all three pieces OF land. Conditions viii be
made known on day or sale by the under
JOHN BROWN,
JAMES BROWN,
THOMAS Brown,
ISAAC BROWN
j26 eod&w SAMUEL q. BROWN.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

IGOR SALE-A FINE CHESTNUT,
Il FLOODED, pacing mare. elght years old,
perfectly Sound as far as known; can 40
close AS without training; believed capab'e
OF co.rin right down under 2. 20 with proper
handling, Sired by HirzoR of Indiana, so;
dam q oid-dnst. Thusy she has the combine
on Of speed and endurance. sold for want
OF use, as have four besides her. Can be
seen at my stable, Seventh and Orange, or mt
Forest Glen iarin, near Clristiana.
jS-tf A. A. Oh APMAR.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
Notices.
,sAIs--sFALED PROPOsALs

|DpOSA LB--SEA PkOFO5ALe
IN M be received by the Trustees Of tho
In New Casile county until . O'Clock, a.
January 10, 1850, fir supplying the Aims
FAnTIi "a issp with bprf nation, salt
. bread, groceries dry Goodt,. cloihlng,
4 and medlciues, ehoss, .carptt slippers,
land feed and gasOilne. Bids for beef Will
The quarter IN proportion Of one hind
ttr with the Kidney fat taken out with
lor0duariers out OF cattle well fatted
not less than ave hundred pounds.
|iOr mutton will DO for lVfeqERrtera only.
If,r dry goods, unhieacllrd mus In, APP
N 10 40 2s,; for hlea he'd muslin. bids
6c Tor lItll's; tor chlsots. bids will bs TOT
Hand known ~ Columbiant for calico, the
n, IN be for the brand known as Cochico,
hnsl AIN, the bids win 10 for tho brand
In 4. Lancaster; Tor blue check, one ward
lie lid Tor Calcdcnian; for bet-ticklng,
XII viii he for the brand known az bnsq ic-
Ia, gasoline must not be nfa less standard
hyily than AZ degrees ltiauk schedules,
M, apnro ximat-d amount Of goods re-
u Tor tte mkt three months, viii be fur
sesoin,ion Of tho Board orTrustees, PAS.
4 In lr l.st meeting In DecemlRF. the
kitftt On Accounts Will Meet At tlic Aims
4 at luo''iock, n. a.. January ~ that Is
b. lploIc thu regular quarterly meeting,
I'm btl!s 1rtuppties the past quarter. An
moi pres 'nicd on the nth VIII have to lay
JOHN GUTHRIE.
III superintendent.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
ERIE NDS' CALEN OAR
FOR 1889.

A beautiful daily Calendar, with ap-
propriate selections from Friends writ
ings. Price, 80 cents; six for S2.00. For
sale by statloners and by the publishers.
FERRIS BROS,
dsu 606IS Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

Go to George II. Murphey for your
sideboards, book cases, cheffoaiers, ward
robes, tables, writing desks and fancy
rockers; also full liDeo walnut and oak
chomber suits. 500 shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
MO. 500 KING STREET

IN Is tile place 10 sec fine fruit at the lowest
prices. Were lucky to secure boxes of those
California hgs; they are q curiosity, only ioci
nne apTiCots Ice; California pared peaches, for
merly 4oc. we sell at l5c; no eyapoTate d peaches
can compare With them. Our stere y show
can't get every day and our garden prunes and
plums, seedless cherries and danssns. since
we have been in business we never sold fruit
SO cheap nor so lne; we don't " ant you ~ fer
get our coffee, IL ls just the daisy. we have II
roasted with our experienced coffee rooster
that served You and us so long and cleared T.
In the roasting, make a clear delicious cup OF
coffee, II is not SO cheap now, but will Insure
j35-5ts 4. NJ. wIEB.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

DUBLIC SALEs-L. w. STIDHAM &
city or country sales at moderate prices. ANY
parties wishing to employ them should call on
them at onco and select their day; over 30
pay the highest prices for Eecond- hand furni-
ture, carpets, etc. L. W. STIDHAM& SON.
Telephone No. 5So. jan7-6w-d&w
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
For SALE, RENT OR EX-

Tor SALE, RENT OR EX-
change for small house,
No, 1907 W. Eighth street. All
conveniences. Lot IS by 100
feet deep. House in good or
der and will be sold at bar
gain if purchased before March
25th. Call on L. ID. R. SUIT
TON, S24 Market street, or the
Republican Office, for the next
five days only. j23-5t
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

'NoTICEJs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
'1N I, William n. jackson, iutcnd to and
n III prefer petition 70 the General Assembly
~ the state q Delaware, now ~ session, foe
&n1 absolute divorce from my vile. Annette n.
II Jacks son. WI. ID. JACKSON.
Ian. a 1870. a. <aw-sat
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
For Sale.

For SALE--Two three story
brick stores and dwellings, Nos.
1913 and 1920 Market street,th
city, large store, seven rooms and
bath with modern conveniences.
Price low, terms easy. For fur
Their particulars inquire of ]. B.
MURPHY, No. 1914 Market St,
city. j5-sa,tf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
lIGGEsT KIND OF BARGAINS

Waiting for you to come and
{ake them away at a special
flearing.out price. From
BOW until Inventory you get
bargains from us. We don't
want the broken lines.
Some oil our Ladies' and
Children's Coats to 60 for
half. ar
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

A TrENTIoN-ALL PERSONS DE
IA piring drugs pure and chemicals or Wish
ing their prescriptions or private receipts
Carefully Compounded with pure materials
ehould go TO tile drug store OF II. X, uRtkU.
Y 1hS1, No. slT MARKET street, Wilmington,
|Del. C2sLf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

4 0TICE.-THE ANNUAL ELEC.
tIOn for Officers OF the Wilmington In
tute VIII be held In the library rom on
pssdaY, Tue nfih day OF february next. The
lose at so'rlOck, y. IN, NJ. N, CLEANER,
Jau25-dieod. Recording Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

EoR RENT. PHEASANT ROOMS,
u with or without board, southwest corner
OF seventh and King streets. j2l.6tH
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

Tor sALE-sELLING OUT AT COST
Il and no humbug, huusefnrnishing goods
such n, bird CAGES, woodsnvafe, tinware and
toys, mix churns. WIN sell everything A.
cost price In the Easement of tbs Institute
Hall, corner market and Eighth strcete, Will
ming ton. Delaware. j2l-dtd-ltW
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ 1, George W. Mann, Jr. NJ. d., intend
70 and will prefer petition To the Il eneTal As
lembly OF the State OF Delaware, now In ses-
lion, for an absolute divorce from my wife,
.izzle =. Mann. GF0Ko Y W. MANN. Jr., 81. ID
January It'll, ls59. I3.eodln
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

EoR RENT.-PLEAsANT ROOMS,
y furnished or unfurnished, Also good
board by day or week. Sill Market st. J26-6tt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

TOR SALE-A FIRsT-CLAsS WORK
II mare Is | hands high, can show Smin-
ute gait. gentle in FAIRNESS and can be driven
by woman. fearless Of steam or anything.
No be tier horse for general driving in tle city.
Will he sold at right prics as owner has no
uss for her. Would make an e1celleLt brood
mare. Apply 10 l.. MAGAnGAL. Greenland,
Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
<9.L1FoRNIA.

Xi{[tppclai Parties. scmi-in onthiy. Free
+1fttihg Cars. heap Rates. Southern Paci-
.<t<'e. Address Y, HAwLEY, atn'l Eastern
M,, si9 BIoldway. New York. T.. j.
BUY bAlt Ohio Ticket Agent ji9-itawsaist
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

EoR RENT-sUITABLE FOR STORE
n or ofiee. Apply atIO4 East I'd St. I26.2t1
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

FOR RENT-FRoNT ROOMS, WITH
\ or without board. Every Convenience; at
No. Coz French st. js.lm-eodt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

FOR SALE-CHEAP, TWO OFFICE
il6 eod6t 500 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
DEC. 10Th, IBSa.

EfAans VIII leave Wilmington ~ feIIeuB
g az ~, 70 %. % ., Il 81 il 81 =. NJ, rs:
rs IN ~. y ~. Is o, d y >. q: -"
Gs'iiSs sss E.. i IS ss u. "a ~: .ss
S0s% 8 ~ TO- 81 q ' ssd sc s D. 1oa ::
II S J, Hor. seS 1 q Il "a e. eSs stS is
- - zoe. Z 20 and 10 20 p. m.
For Boston. without change of cars, 5.2ip.
kcr West Chester. Vi. L.notia. 10 and
y Pos E n and in,.rnsa.. ,,.
fG e .s e .@s 2 stations, ,s.
baltimore i and Bay L Line, 10 p. N.
10 h 4 aaS Il j ina !, R.;Si n
sls Q 20. % .. n. and Il 20 sight. 90
Trains for Delaware Division Iesys for:
sa o. m ma' ana y Is Nm I; n nSs 2@ ~"
GEORGETOWN and Lcwes, 8 30 .. n..s % p.x.,
saS1S ssapISSs ss.r p. Z; way stations $50
8apr ssr ~ Z = AR:i ri p. n. way
E III fcr bower. Harrington. and Dsl-
sSss:: 81 I, SS !: Ss:a Ola r'in' Com.
- Hsss: FTssa street. ST. W. W.
o. tn. 50. y, IL. II @, II 8 ). e:
a S% &c , e. ia u 4 and b 3 ).
Tor further reformation. pssssngers are rs.
'Tfsd e as sff ta Sss !. i sxprs
upon watch extra tars II cnsrKed.
s.a:l & kss.s.r s.n.. = MSoP Az
SUNDAY TRAxNB.
~ i, hlisS1:.Hs.. ss.BBis.; ss j e z
30 SgS apd ID y y IN q ms izh IN. f"'
4 os Chefs, & sssR I; .p.s TO- II 81 q n.
xceonnoS.tion.p iis m. Rla In. alo.
II. E K. is.Rssss's ~ 20 "a X.
Yos west Chester. vi. LAnotin. sIsa. Ms
ri giIs < Gn e; Ola Pom. Comfort ana
FOR New castle, Kirkwood, Mddletown.
1Sy'E RsG and Il fss sS
sM il L 4: M: isss. NJ s Op. r; ara Il %
Leave PsiisdslpEis. sPcsa ss Sire ios vii:
ripston Ss & ~ u, r. M sn - US
so. ~. io.sS sndii.ss ?. X.
RALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.
- Schedule in effect Dec.9 .. 1859.
TRAINS LT EDF EI DEL sSyiA,, AVE. De-
fniiadeIphis, week days. % 20, 0 10, 700,
y, % 90, . 90, 40 q, II 10, . m; al9 10, l 90.
GO. 9 %, 70 40, g2t, 10. 20 40. 7ob. ID . m.
d. - u ~ il .; - 10. g, sSs, &C. g.
:. Chester, week days. % 20. Q 10, I co. I IS.
g 80. 300, IL 10 . m; sI2 90, 1 90, 500. sw,
% 70, sse, 10, Z %, % 2 m. n. ,u an.
nls g m; sls 90. 1 %. 500. ~. 'e2'' sss.
=" WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Warrington, 500, sl1s7
m; 40, 20 MI si2 40 ntghe All daily.
uhioago ana PittsburE. slz 20 night. sS2s
oincinnsu ana st. Louis. I'll 81. q m ana
sipp. nj eS:o SslaS 90 ana /, 10
N ,sadsnberE Accommodation, week days,
II 90 m; atb and s2op m; sundays, Ssa
q m and e2S p m.
Sunday. Fer Baltimore, 5.a5 a. m. and 5.isp.
Fer Lsnasnbsrf. Q: So,s; M, 70. S 4. N. and
| Sunday only; 6.15p. m. daily,
Pittsburg and Chicago express daily, 6.s
Leave PHILADELPHIA FOR wILMINe-
TON.
Daily. 'I2.o5 =. M, $50, 1000 -ii.oo, a. m. :.
iz;@' noon, 10, 400, 4.SO, $50. 0.36. '7.69
Daily, except sunday, s.0 and US a. -
Sunday only, s.3I .. IN.
Telephone. No. 1913.
q. d. sUULL.. W. NJ: CLEMENTS.
4enn lass. Agent, General Manager.
wILMIK9rON y NORFnEKN n. Us
Time table in effect Dec. 9th. 1855. Trains
leave WilmiuRtOn (Ffonch atreetl fOllnta.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
A uCTIONEEI

~ am now ready TO call public sales at
|loIt notice Haylag several years expert
tnce feel cQnndent OF giving satisfaction.
ANY one Wishing to make thle would do
Eell TO give me a call. Charges moderate.
Address WM, a. DAl Err,
Jll-eodit 2tw glasgow, Del,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
EoR sALE-Two DESIRABLE FARMS

NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
WITHIN TEN MILEs OF WILMINGTON.
Each farm contains about $50 acres OF land,
with farm houses and all necessary out-bnlld-
ings. The farms adjOin each other and Will he
sold together or separately. or wi he exebnn-
Apply to CLARK e. McLHAR,
jg,im 8. Z. Cor. stu and Market St1.
EoR sALE.-THE ELEGANT AND
4 well appointed residence OF the late Capt
Chas. Corbit, situated in He'd Lion IId., ut
Corbit station, on Del. II. r. Large three
story mansion, all nect ssary out-buildings,
beautiful lawn; with 10 to 20 acres of lands.
very attractive home Ike place, Apply to
PHILIP II. CLARK CO.,
j2s-i2t az Market ST., city.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

WILMINGTON FAIR
\ The annual meeting Uf=the Peninsula
Iricultural aud Pomo,oFlesi Association for
&purpose NJ eicclhlg eieycn directors Tor
#cnBuinE yeAr, Will be held NJ the rooms OF
|fcfs' Exchange, no, S15 Market street,
hd floor. Wilmingtcn. Del, on Saturday,
4. ID. BROWN,
|p-ttd-ltw Secretary
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

FARMERS AND PROP
~ erty owners, intending 70 set out .,DAy-
10. viii sell said hedge for d per rod, or abont
| cents per panel. : his f,ncs Is durable, or
lHmental and cheap, Please bring In your or
le sto PHILIP X. CLARK & CO.,
J29.n sif Market street. city.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

TOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
a rooms Tor gentlemen. AIp'y at Ga King
street. IS eod.tf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

TOR RENT-TWo D-sToRY ROOMS
a furnished or unlurnished, without board.
JA-tf DAN. Z. GooKIN, 2l9 w. sth ST.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

E0R RENT cHEAP.-TwO OR 8
4 rooms, for house keeplng. or. furnished
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
CcTIoNEER's CARD.
I'M J. LANK, Auctioneer

|. o. address, Wilmington, Del. Gan gem
tly be seen on market days at JAnTier's
fe. Fourth aud King sts- or can be reached
telephone, No. ds9. i3-d&wlni
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

bTICE.-THE MUTUAL LOAN AS
ISOLATION Ia now issuiDg a new series
lD'k, nrft payment dut on OF before Febru-
b. 1889. B,nIApip Mnrgatroyd president;
Inel Y. Betts, yNIhpfesi,lent: hen ihuin ".
hTau, ll1nry O.. Mci.ear. George NJ. GALA
s,,ns,r 0.ssss MiiiI1@ g r, Mas
llofeckef, Jr.. EST. and Charles \. Hobb,
rtors. GEO. q. Mkhis, Sec. Js5eodim
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

TOR SALE OR RENT "A DESIR
L able store and dwelling at the corner o
Lancpter avenue and unlon street. lnquir
OF GEOHGE W. BUSH trench stree
wharf d1b-tt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

Tor SALE-A GOOD COLLECTION
IL OF hutiness wagons, Jersey German
townp, at moderate prices. " HAMMOND,
n27-3mt Second and French st.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

TOR SALE CHEAP.-TWO STOVES
4 two suits OF furniture, almost new at 10
East second street. jan25.atf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
wILMINarON . NORTHERN n. Is

WILMINGTON ~ NORTHERN N. H
Time table in effect, Dec. 9th, 1855, Trains
leave Wilmington tFrench streetJ as follows:
For Heading, Btfdsboro, Joanna, Springs
neld, wsynes6lrR junction. Manor ,Pottsviiie,
Tamsqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werners-
ResainS E. on M .h spd a'Sd - and
For Springfield, Waynesbure JnnctioHs
SSs sas az LsnaIe ChsGas
=. % q. m, 80 ana s. 90 p. m.
Fer Gainesville and intermediate points ~
20 .. M, 40 and .. 90 d. m.
For West Chester, 100 .. H', ESQ and s.u
Daily except Saturday and EunG.v.
For New Bridge and intermediate pOtdta
e.II p. m aud on Saturday only at SID and
u.1bp. M
On sunday for Reading and intsrinedists
points, At sos .. M. and for Springfield and
A. g. MCFARLAND. B0WNESS BKIo0Af
Superintendent. Gen Pass. AQ't,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

EoR RENT.-NEw HOUSE NICELY
Il papered, rooms and bath. porch, front
3. sis.oo. VII sell cheap on easy terms. Ap.
ply at this office. iAnlb-Stt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

EOR RENT. - 2ND.sToRY FRONT
roam, furnished, al 80 fataSlI st. il, .spH'
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

PIE ASSESSMENT LISTS FOR
thTistlana Hundred have been coInplt ted
% hung up In different places In the Hum
led and The Assessor viii he At CentreVilla
#ednesday. Jan. S0,h, strings store, Jan,
tbt and Newport, Saturday, Feb. %, 10 hear
Pneale aud Assess persons whe may have been
Emitted. v. u, fLfNN,
|l2l-3tl-ltw Ass ssor,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, THREE
Il s.ory brick house. No. S07 East I'd St., s
rooms. WM. j. FISHER, to2 Markets 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

lrNTY TAXPAYERS, TAKE NO.
I1lCE,
I'm In fun with the county, aud al taxes
bald by January 2e, We will publish the
!, OF iliosu nct paid by that uue, and pro-
~ Join T. bIcKwY,
Collector flrpt district.
PATRICK NEARY,
II Collector Second District.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

Tor sALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE
Il Tor city property, a fine farm OF 20 tcFes
In Chcs er TO-, ia. Apply to ]. j PEIhCh,
No. d W. 9Th ST. Ji6'6t-eoa
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

TOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE.
Il Two desirable dwelling housts centrally
located. all conyenlences. Can be bought at
pnrcnsser's own terms. For further partlcn-
lars call at this office. j0-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

HsOR sALE.-TOuR HOUSES, EAOh
q containing Iix rooms and bath, on easy
terms u. Mckinney, Third and Monroe
streets. dlT.i
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

DOR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE, A
l. hDe brick house on Rodney sire t, on
account of owner leaving he city. Apply to
j. J. fElRUk, No. 9 w. 7th Il. JI7-eod-0t
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-05-02
The Man with n Big Head.

Senator Sawyer tells a good
story on himself. There was
u man up in the Oshkosh country
of the name of Hutchinson, who was
n great bOaster. If he cut one log of
wood he would be sure to report q
hundred, and if he saw a dozen black
birds sitting on a stump they would
be a thousand before he told about
them in the nearest saloon. One sea-
son he did some logging for Mr.. Saw
yer, and for his pay received check
on the Northwestern National bank
for $3.50, payable to his order. Mr..
Hutchinson had never had such an
experience before, and he showed the
check to his friends with a great deal
of pride before he took it to the bank
to get it cashed. When he did so the
teller, of course, made him write his
name on the back of the paper, and
that was an incident of still greater
Importance in Mr.. Hutchinson's life.
Then he went to his home in the
woods, and said to everybody whom
he met on the way:
cold Sawyer can brag as much as
he's a mind to about his money, but
the bank made me indorse his check
before they would cash it for him. -
Washington Cor. New York Tribune.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-05-02
Diplomatic ROmances.

These modern romances OF
American girls and foreignnoble-
men cannot match the alliance
of forty years ago-the famous mar
rage of the old Count de Bodisco,
the Russian minister, and Miss Har-
riet Williams, the Georgetown beau
ty. He was old and decrepit. 1t is
said that he wore ''plummers' in his
checks and dressed his poor, broken
old form so that he looked like q
man of 40 after he saw the beautiful
school girl at her fathers house in
Georgetown For she was a school
girl-Only 14-when he married her.
He sent her to Europe to finish her
education and when she came back
she was the most beautiful woman
in America. A magnificent, fair WOm-
an, with golden hair and brown eyes,
was this young wife of the old Count
de Bodisco. After leaving here her
husband returned to Russia and she
became the reigning belle of St Pet
ersburg.
More pathetic than this story, for
it was surely pathetic for a girl of IA
to marry man of 20, was the story
of her sister, Miss Fannie Williams.
At the time Count de Bodisco was
minister he had with him as attaches
two nephews of the same name, who
in his last hours he acknowledged as
his illegitimate sons. One of these
nephews loved the sister OF his in
comparable aunt. The Count de
Bodisco claimed that the Russian
law forbade such an intermarriage,
and the two were separated. She
went to st. Petersburg with her
beautiful sister, became engaged to
q Russian nobleman, and on the eve
of her marriage was found dead, with
the ivory miniature of her first low
er in her hand. The tales of the old
days are best.-Chicago Tribune.