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Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

The following are the officers OF the
Law and Order Society, elected last Mon
day night: Board OF directors, George
w. Bush, J. Taylor Cause, Joseph NJ.
Mather, George W. Todd, Charles s. How.
land, Job II. Jackson, Lindley G. Kent,
L. G. Van Kleeok, George NJ. d. Cam,
Alfred Gawthrop, A. D. Warner, J Joseph
L. Carpenter, sr., William s. Prickett,
the r. v. William P. Swariz, the Rev. w.
l.. 8. Murray and the Rev. Vaughan 8.
Collins. The board elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President,
Charles 8. Rowland: vice president, ].
TAYLOR Cause; treasurer, Joseph NJ.
Mather; secretary, William 8. Prickett
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17
NOTICE.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
ThE STATE OF DELAwAaB SIS.
To the Sheriff Of New Castle County,
Greeting:
Whereas, Mary Jane sam doris, by her pc
= tition to the Judge OF our SUI
SEAL perior Court filed In the office OF
= the Prothonotary of said court
in and for the county OF New Castle
for the cause OF complaint therein Ill
legged has mado application 10 our said
Judges that n decree may be pronounced
dissolving themarriage existing between
the petitioner and her husband, Will
liam sanders.
We therefore command you as You have
been heretofore commanded that you
summon william Sanders, so that he
bcnnd appear before the Judges OF our
said court ut the next term thereof 20
be held ut Wilmington, on Monday,
the 25th day OF November next, TO
answer the allegations OF the said pc
titioner according to the Act of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided
and also do and receive what the said
court shall then and there consider CON
corning him In this behalf ms to the Court
shHllseem meet, and consistent with the
provisions Of the said act OF Assembly
and have you then there this writ
Witness tho Homo rable Joseph r.
Comcgys. Esq, ut Wilmington, the 2nd
day OF Oct. A. ID. eighteen hundred
aud eighty nine.
Issued Oct. o, 1880.
GEO. A MAXWELL, Prot'y.
The above is true copy Of the
- -ALvAN ALLEN
sheriff.
l0-l0-ltw
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

THE REMARKS of Chief Engineer
Arthur before the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, which Is now
In session at Denver, Colorado. are
sensible and 10 the point He advised
the members to keep their personality
intact, and not allow themselves to be
led by others against their own better
better judgment. In speaking OF the
order and It's growth Chief Arthur
said:
THE present time represents the turn
ing point In the history of the order, for
10 has become apparent that feeling
esss ntially radical has srept 10 aud taken
possession OF few of our members. This
Is dangerous and must be suppressed,
for owing to this statements seemingly
contradictory have crept out aud become
pubic which could never have had hap
" nrd bad there been oneness Of thout ht
and AN honesty of purpose. II q mans
ability extends beyond that required by
the Brotht rhood, iheu 1t becomes his
duly TO dot the beprimsd haDiliments OF
the mechanic aud assume that position
Tor which he is particularly gifted. 10
nurse oEe dissatisfaction and scatter II,
seeds broadcast to take root in the I'm
sginations of other men Is siuiul and
b iehtiLg TO character"
These wise counsels can be needed
prohtably by others as well as the
Locomotive Engineers. No man should
surrender his personality to another,
but should reserve tho right to himself
to sell his labor Tor Whatever price he
may choose. Just as soon as a body OF |
men puts 1t in the power OF Any man, !
or set of men, to say When they shall |
work, ard what they must receive for
tiisswork, they sink their own per-
sonality and become mere machines.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17
ON SATURDAY,
THE 26TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889,
at 2 clock, p. M,

The following described real estate,
viz:
All that farm and plantation tract of
land aud buildings thereon erected.
situated in Pencader Hundred. county
OF New Castle, and State of Delaware.
ana more particularly marked and
bounded as follows, to wit:
beginning at n stone in tho middle of
the public road leading from Newark to
Cooch's Bridge, IL corner for John W.
Evans land, and running thence thereby
north IS degrees, west l4S perches to d
stone, n corner OF Joseph Grimth's land,
thence thereby north 2 degrees, west 25i
10 perchcs to stone set ON the south
side of tho p, W. 4 b. Railroad, thence
by the south line of the railroad afore-
said south ~ degrees west 1871 2-lO perches
to the Newark and Cooch's Bridge road
aforesaid thence down the said road
south IA degrees, cast 2lO 9 10 perches TO
place of beginning. containing 2l2 acres
o. lana, be the same more Ut less with n
dwelling house, frame barn aud other
out buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution rs tho
property of Edward II. Wilson and Anna
NJ, his wife, and t. g., and to be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, sheriff.
sherif's Office, Wilmington, October o,
1881 ol0
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

REPUBLICANS should not be discour-
aged at the disinclinatfon of the tax
collectors to receive their taxes, hut on
the contrary should dog them persis.
tently until they are Plad to receive
them. II is certain that the collectors
will do everything in their power to
keep Republicans from paying their
taxes, for nothing affords Democratic
tax collector more pleasure than re-
turning long list of Republicans as
errors. Therefore let each Republican
make every effort in his power TO pay
his tax, and thus preserve his right OF
suffrage. The Democratic party in
this State Ia split from centre to cir
cumierence, and the only hope of the
leaders is in the Raysrd DISTINGUISHING
machine. If they can get in their work
with this, the same as they have in the
past, there is possibility of their sue.
cess; we say possibility, because we
believe there are hundreds of honest,
iair-minded Democrats who will vote
with the Republicans at the coming
election.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17
DIR IscII'sTONICPILLS


On Saturday night we will give to each
cm toner cup OF our condensed coffee free,
Wen show you all our drives In tea, coflee
aud sugar, lruit ami new buckwheat We
have lots and lots oil drives. IL will pay yuu
To sre those saTdinss ~ b cents In oil, and
Is cur tea; lovely cups and saucers with ey-
ecy half pound; Another drive IL thu.e new
prunes AMI .alif0rnia peaches. Now mince
meat 10 cts package. New baking mo
i,asses. Jns, Ike honey. cts. aqnart. Five
bags Of hour, fl.0O; kppered herring.
might tell all day-l eouli ,0t enumerats our
bargains. There's iinr creamery butter Al ~
Sts pound. Nov MT forget this Hnp mos
Oid hoHln soap as hard as iron e. scrui
Win. kresn eggs aud all country proA uce >,
oie-ett 7. N. WIEh's, 80 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

TIE sugar trust formed some time
ago Tor the purpose of advancing the
price OF sugar has failed, and every
housekeeper will rejoice. This is
another illustration of the law of sup
ply and demand, which is more potent
In its results than sll the combines in
the world. For short time the trus,
kept the price of sugar up, but this did
not last long and the conspiracy, for
We know no better name Tor il, failed
The highest price was reached in
June, and since then the prices have
been on tho decline, Notwithstanding
the efforts OF the trust TO maintain
them. In spite of the predictions o.
those interested the crop is good, and
consequently prices must and will
tumble. If some of those composing
the trust would sink every dollar they
own in it, they would receive bu, little
sympathy from the public.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

SANTA ANNA, CAL, Oct. 17.--Mrs.
Ffiie |. scholl wac found in her house AZ
Tustin yesterday morning with fright
tul cut on her throat, and near her were
two cLildren-a boy, years old, and a
girl Of 3 years, also with their throsts
cut. She had murdered her children and
attempted 10 kill herself 1t is believed
that she Will recover. she was divorced
from her husband, o. r. 6choil, three
yeRrs ago, having possession Of the chill.
dren awarded her, Recently Scholl en-
tered suit to gain the custody OF the chill.
dren, and this WAS the cause OF the
crlme.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

BALTIMORE as well Rs New York is
having trouble with the electric light
wires, and on Sunday night the FIRE
alarm telegraph was in condition,
caused by the electric wires resting on
the wires, that had fire broken olt
the firemen would not have known
where to 60 Consequently, Mayor
Latrobe says that something must be
done, and that at once, 10 prevent
such an occurrence in the future. The
only way by which accidents from the
highly charged electric light wires can
be avoided is by putting them under
ground, aud Sc this is a question of
dollars and cents on the part OF the
companies, and the safety of human
life and property on the part of the
people, there should not be the slight.
est hesitancy about the matter in any
community. All electric wires should
be under ground, but cities should
show the example by bnrying their
own wires FIRST.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

to convertible stock into money
as soon as possible. Instead OF
going to work to mark dow n a
few leaders, as is customary at
such times VIC will allow you
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad

" wilmington hA fnilDsI
Ihilaaelphla icxprcssl. .2ia 4s WV
10, So. v 10, 90, i0O5, ic4 ~ "a
e. M. Y p, isS, 80. -, 5 a. TX ~
Aoeommodsilo1, Q %. 6M 7ot So n,
a. NJ, l234 AS 4cO. bSs ~ lobi 5n
= For Chester tsspre,s. az. IN q, =.
~. Il "a IL sia. IN, l2sC. y, 81. "a ~
AesonIpodatlon, SO, s54 o. So 1905.
M NEW Soft. 40. " Z q. & nd - @p9
aS 81. y q y. io,, 7 ., aud . 80 4.
5 10 a, m, 2 rs and 90 y. m '"'"' "AAi
=, tor Newark lOenlrei and intermediate ,t,.
Sa .fiim I. ore e. and Iat y anag Z.
a.. M, 90 p M, aud q ~ nigbt.
nsitimore and hay Line, 1872. ir,
N nsl,im?Te and Wsshington, q, ~ ~,
- s IA. 81 -, SEA, 74op. a.. All 4 ,5n,shs
Trains for Delaware DiyiEian ita,e ~ -
@ "a em " n a''i 81 " s9ssslOu day, -
aeorgeIsbook account kept by b
hhssp9d daughter, which showed I'D
soght had worked az hours
Wright, however, was qualified lhit
nj himself had worked seven dsys q
rs per day, aud william WllAn'. q
,Arnoymap, was qualin,d that a
pt d Wright three days and hAM ~
80 per day. Winfield simmons,
tactical painter OF this city, eNamNsed
<iic work and said he would be glaAf ~
kays plenty oil such jobs for six days
work. After argument by counsel Mag
lstrAte Smith gave judgment for wrigh
Tor s2S.
Mr.. Brown having obtained judgmcr
saainst Thomas Wright, \ ChArlt
wright's father, last week before rss~
trate Ber,olette for hay aud nrn ilIsl
nisliod for S98, the parties squared Jnl
meuls. Mr.. Wright paying the balance.
The case OF Isaiah N. Eaton Va JAM
| Semple was before referees a. ny
l7.3akman, Edward II. Kane and JOIN
FoicLear, at Squire Smiths olhee lMs
and sag. The Claim Of the plaihtll VA
n oTioI lumbing bill amounting to slOOe,
For NJ done at Mr.. scmple's bouS.
Siiis seR Sisse W, 7; lyman repr4'Ge'ei
Baltimore aud Washington. - Tie cIal
| A. NJ, ", u, las. 81 B,I2, 40 r. 81. AL
Y Night. baltimore Geo r. NJ. and llS
Leave Philadelphia Broad STREET, tor vii.
mington (eapre So, $50. 7.en, o, 10 HIS AN,
m +; o'O'' o. Goo ''7' n'aO n-''' aud iI.'
Accomin odatlon, 8 AZ 10 2s a. m, l2si,.G
@ TO- 6 IS, 10 ~, and II ~ %. IN,
For further Information, passenger IN
re ferred " tue ticket Office at the station.
Trains marked thus y are limited eipfeiA
upon h-eKtrA iAre Ia Charged.
oii sasfa f M p9@ +; MOI s...
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE

"A SALE.
In New Garden Township, Chester Co..
Pa, on Lancaster Turnpike, ii miles
from Wilmington Del, and within IL
miles of two Railroad stations, CON
tanning 100 acres of land In high state OF
cultivation, well watored, plenty OF
timber, large stone dwelling, pleasantly
situated. Substantial stone and frame
barn with shedding attached and stab
ling under to accommodate 40 head OF
stock. Carriage, Cart and Hog house,
GrilnnarA, COrncribs etc., Tenant house,
These buildings are all in good repair.
school house nearby. This farm Ia easily
worked being nearly level, and the
buildings well located. Good homo
market for products OF farm. Album
dance of fruit in variety,
Also II acres adjoining tho above and
fronting ON Turnpike, also Is acres al
joining the eleven, Of choice land in
good condition. The two last tracts OF
land above named will be sold separate
or together to suit purchaser. Greater
| portion of purchase money can RENAL
secured. IT not sold by tile 18th month
Will be for rent. Address John q, Will
son, New Garden u. o., Chester Co, Pa
or II. X. GREEN, Kennett Square Pa.
lO-2tu&th-l6tdStwt
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

| NOTICE., EMIL BECK, TIE
IN owner and oscup,Ht Of the house
| situated at the 20 thea corner Talrteenth
and Head s,s.. known As No us iotel
| IL the Ninth Ward Of tie city Of
Wilmington, County OF New Castle, aud
stAteof Delaware, In compliance with the
| requirements OF the acts OF the General
Assembly In such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that shall Apply In writ
Ing u the Court OF General Sc Alons OF the
Peace aud dali Delivery Of the state OF Della
ware In and tor New asst County, on Mnn-
day, the IS h day OF Nov. A. -. 1850, being the
next term OF said court. Tor iicans for
haid house As an .Hn tavern. for the sale
tleretn OF lntoxicating llquo Q In less guam III
lies tls. nr AZ RI, TO be drunk on the pr-m-
tteg and the following respectable citizens Of
said ward recommend the said application,
viz;
!, r Chamberlain Nsthauiet n nm
John Ne sler Pf shauxbnessy
T. 4 Hoffman TB Davis
Edward Cn-ack All Lux
Lcwis l. Mil'"x
FREEuoLDERs.
1bomas Taylor AIea andcr Collins
Aaron y brale James Connoiiey
ucpT barnhill John Carson
John A hendricksou W n Berger
iona Madden Edwln Barr
john I, Elliott B.nIsinin V Barley
Robert Salisbury Max ThlrlmAn
John Lowe Bamu i Gamble
August euts AHFo
i0-I-dswt EMIL BECK.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

.sN@'' '"h', ~ nfAuoyWfue huhutcu, on
THURSDAY, OCT. PATH, 1889,
ii O'Clock, y. M,
SEVEN HEAD OF HORSES.
No. 1; brown horse, 9 yeas old, sound
nay hors years sl S. sooa' worser Or Me Or,
err, No. q. Ora, mare, years old, safe foi
ladies OF shiIdrea, No; !. sray mare. 4
driver, trot Hose to . minutes and rosa Il
Years old, isSsads high, Gold n pasa i .,ocs.
No. J. sorrelcplt zyears old.
TWENTY HEAD OF COWS.
Several o, them. Will lie In pront by day of
sale. .ne fat bull. one good stock bull, !
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One 2horse va on. nearly ne y, / cart,
dearborn, marty new, doctor wagon ia
s s risf ssf, .S wf GSa.a sls" ~s
nm Syrscnse plew, VIII yio~ . ltisSs
harrnw. Champion mowers and rrapnrs
com mined, Ia good order, I grind tone. |
chine. idoSSie set st9a. fpcs. new mi.
,nngle hsrness, iilei' collars, haltcts and
II. usenoid ald Ii chen furniture. dry nx-
tnrts, ! morse mower ant ohurn, smut
chutn, II Ell butter worker, = lot OF milk
buckets, 10 bus Ills Of corn on { ie ear, 7fNO
blntles OF corn odler, . tons Of bran, 100
bnahel, Of potatoes. barrels OF elder, bar
r"ls Of vinegar. ct OF old iron, butter
scales, meat saws. 3houble barrel runs, I
er.sch loading rifle. aud many things TOO
Terms: All slmt OF tsn. 90 and untier, ca h.
over that amount, n credit Of six months will
be given by thu purchaser EiyinG bankable
note vi h approved endnrsar.
MARTIN HENDRICK.
j.. W. hudham a Son. aucts. I0-l6 iA q, 28-Itw
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

Every wednesday and Saturday even
tngs, and dancing school every Monday
and Thursday evening in the Opera
House, (iourth nCor). See advertise
ment.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17
Clildrel'S Clothing

Some OF the most effec-
tive patterns of Chlld,en's
suits are TO be found in our
large stock, and they must
be sold some OF them at less
than half price. Your bow
can be fitted out In O com
plete Suit and Overcoat at a
mere nominal sum. Why?
Because we are going to
quit the retail clothing bust
ness. This is a real bona
fide closing out sale. No
Bankrupt, Fire or Wildcat
Sale, but a genuine going
to quit and you can reap the
benefit In the prices you can
buy your Clothing at.
HARRY Hart,
TheNY. Clothing NanufacturingCo.
BIG Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

SHERiFF'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
= II writ OF Levari Facias, to me direct
ed, will be exposed to public sale at the
hotel of John L. Lewis, in the town OF
Newark, in White Clay Creek Hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

at O'Clock p. m.
No. I. sorrel horse, nine yeare old, good
dIiv anu a Mol saddle horse. No. q
Hack Napoleon mar years old souad.
KIND and peIfectl y safe for Isdy TO drive.
No; J. LIGHT bay horse, 4yeus old, weighs
~ 0; q spls nuid ROADSTER. No. 4, Grav mare,
10 years old, we CHE II Oh lbs: will work any
where. No. ). gray mare, weishs 1000 ms,
AMI would max good family mare. No. Q,
Bay mare, Yeas old, weighs o. ms and
would make good horse Tor general pur-
poses. No. J. Gray colt, ye re old. weighs
$50 lbs, and he's good action, No. 8. tray
mare, years old, eighs 70 los and Is We
TOBY; No. o. Roam mare, 4 years old,
Weighs s1sfbs, splendid action and a natural
trotter. No. 10. Ray mare, years OLD,
weighs 1867 ibs, sound. and 10 very short and
thick set. No. II. Bay mare, years Old,
vel. hs 100 lbs, eound and VIII make good
work or dris.ng hors. Nos. l2 and Il. Pair
Of sorrei mares, lana s years old. weigh 2oi
lbs, 81 sely mated, good drivers aud work
ers. Nos. II aud rs. Pair of black mares,
aud years old, weigh 1850 ms, goui and
will make elegant driv'rs. No. ls Bay
are, 4y.ars old, weighs 80 ms, sound and
promises 1, be something fast. No. II. Bor-
relmAre. llyears old, weighs 1000 ms, sound and
One rood fresh Aldernev and Holstein COW.
set OF carriage harness made to order. Four
new road cats, riding saddle and other art
ieleB too numerous TO mention,
Terms made known at sale.
A. L. WHITE.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

NOTICE., B. R. VEAsEY, DRUG.
gist, owner and occupant OF the store
situated Al ;. y. cor. OF Elghih and Mon pae
s streets, in the RIM Ward Q the city Of VII
mlhkton, COUNTY Of New Castle and Stat nf
Delaware In compliance With the reon,ro
h hsnM OF inc acts OF the General
provided, do hereby give moi . an, ana
d SHAH apply In writing to the court my ~
General Ses Ions Of the Peace and Jail il.iiv
sIy OF tho sttte OF Delawa e, in and io,
New Castle County, on Monday. the isth
usy OIL MOVE" Der, A, ID. ls,e, being Inc new
l,rh 81 said court, Tor n license for fha ~
sore Tor lhe sale therein OF intoricntinS iin-
uo.s ny pres riptlou, for medical Durnosss
nn .u tle ioi.pwluR fespeetable cltizsns AZ
trasio nt hAli OF whom are ireeholders IN aid
war, recommend t,le EAid npnIIc, ~. ~ sAlu
WIN =. W,st MIN H K.s"hI WEI
n "G = ,i,sy cIamiord l. Mett MD
fiw unhnes D. ID y Trossley
Toney AW Brown
" s 1v.H 1s,,, " II Blacktston
,ias M wehs Harry Beeson
n a. yputh has " uocdtnR
II IL W@ibro FRANK A Taylor
hAnuel W Taylor jas v sntton
a. tIs,on n9nsy boa CArdwell
an. w Jenerh 7heo II rratt
VEAsEY
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

BAlfiA ssIsdslo oh ~ e,ai. thRoAb.
TRAINS LkAvH DEL. Avt "ay ltlin
EAr Bopsp. g. hErOL
EXPIRES trains
kkw loRK, wtek days1
q. m. sl2 VI. - rs, s3 u. 81 i'p, : 0i,Ns
Nkw foRk, Sundays ~ = ~
liu5, ~ u, % VI. " VI U. IA, ~ I'D a, IN
PHILADELPHIA. week dAv..a,,
60 10y. $3.50, 300, 80 B -ls9''S@sB
sHvS. @ ,xss, goo. til 800, u,
pHiLApEtrHiA, sundays.stq.,e.
800. ~ ~ n. M, zig On, I %. -. VIZ GA
sUs, b23, clio. 900, SjA y - n, ~ ~
ChnhrED week days. v IL ~.
10. - 90, o. on. 80 3U ~ - - 'OlfD
loo. ssS. SO, 40. sos. 81 W.; ~
m CnKsTEh, sundays. % -. .3ni. C,,.,.,.
" y, n M, sl20s, Ip. .gb ,S,,'} !G
'ooS. 30. go. sbid, e3S, ~ 81 n ,N' ~
ATLANTIC CRY. n. j., wook IT ~
~ y. m. LOO. u2ds ON sat lr,i',,' :. ,h
- 300 bus y. IN. sunday. ;h o'sl
WEST BOUND
BALTIMORE AND wAsuusne,,. So.
a,ts.h. m. as sitG ssio y" at
sanSayy va m- '2Osp. IN. daily ~ AZ
AN, CHICAGO 's.ea- H., .Slo '" ~ 'M ~. 'aa
Cincinnati and ST Lou, .r,
and ssW y. ~; both daily. - 10 o, Ia
sisasnLY ACCOMMODATION. "a,
md II 10 ~. M. daily. 90 Nm.
LANpENfknn AoCoMMobkT.,~
days. eco, IL ~ a.m.,s Is aud 8 n, =, N1st
DAYS. pS9n. nA 9. d and 0 70 IA, n, '"'' san
TnAlHs LEAVE MAHkkI sre', ~
FOR Philadelphia ana MN 'lAu'H
week Jays; 550. d ~, y ~. II gf s"ti 1i
~ s9oS OPP M SUNDAYS Q S5a m, ~ pi'l';; .
For Baltimore, week a,,-..
II IS u. m: IS, Is 10 10 M nNtf 20, 'sn
q. NJ; 2 IS and IS 10 u. m. 'uhMys 60
For Landenborg aud wnvs,,u.
days, q 10, . ~, IL 50 "a. "A, aq' week
sundays O2o a. nut 2A1. ma "a ''" y. mL
Cincinnati aud ST. Ions. ~, a. q.
daily except Sunday. ''' u.
chicngo . - u; m, daily. cxccp, s,o
fittsDuig, 20 AIM, daily, rxcer, Go,
day. b.3n y. M. daily. ~ ''a
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ron Wuutxs.,.,
Daily, 10, ssI5, t0OO, sll lDa' ns ",
noon, y ~, ! lO,3Oo.a15. Ab.'5WGsi,Ts
$40. 10 10. II % p. m. =
Daily, except Sunday, h4Oaui 70
M, u 20. s33Vand o 90 y. IN. Sunday on, =
ATLANTIC CRY, wccl, .d,v. AS, ,.s,
n. M, ~ ~ and 20 u. ~. ~
SUNDAYS. q 81 Il O5 II. M. se2sr.n
Telephone No. Io1
nA-knteS 20 Western points lower tha,
viauny other line. Aa
co. sCULL, 1T. opELt
Genl Pass. Agt. Gen Manager.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

SHERIFF'e sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- writ of Levari FRcias to me direct.
ed, will be exposed to public sale at the
hotel of John +. Lewis, In Newark,
White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle
county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- writ of Levari Facins, to me al.
rected, Will be exposed to public sale at
the hotel OF John L. Lewis, in Newark.
In White Clay Creek hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17
NOTICE., WALTER G. CHEAv.

~ Ems. the tenant OF the house situated at
No. 1863 Pine street, in the Eighth ward OF
the eitJ Of whining ton, county Of new Castle
ana otatsaof Delaware, in compliance with
the requirements Of the RctB OF the General
Assembly In such casa made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply IN
writing 10 the Court OF General Sessions Of
delaware, In and for New Castle Uoun.Y, or
monday Tho issh day Of Nov. A. d. lssg, be.
Ing the next term Of said court, for lIcsnse
Ier SAID house as az inn or tavern, for the
sac therein OF Intoxicating LIQUORS IN Lass
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
tne premises, and the following respectable
citl.ens OF said ward recommend the said
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

rHLApHLrHIA. Thursday. October II. 1850.
We don't know OF such
another stOfeful of Mems
furnishings, or such another
roomy, CT eery, light. bright
place to show the things in.
We've been lettering the
place and the fixtures: bet
tering the goods wherever
we could. Changing, too,
il it seemed wise. We aren't
welded to old notions.
We mean to double our
lead in all that goes to the
furnishing of the dressy man,
{ e business man, the any
man who wants the right
thing without paying too
much for it.
To-day we take a quick
glance through a busy halt
acre.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-17

20 head OF kentucky and Southern
ONO Horses, consisting of drivers,
suddlers, heavy workers and general
purpose horses. Second handed horses
Will also be offered ut tho sale. Also
some carriages and harness.
and 4 months credit.
A. II. TYSON,
stidham & Son, Auets. Telephone No,
los. IulIo