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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-13

Nov ements of Ocean Steamships.
New York-Arrrived: Polynesia, from
Hamburg: Elbe, from Bremen.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-13

The new College of the German
Methodist Episcopal Churches of
the Northwest, to be known as 81.
PAUL'S COLLEGE, has been
definitely located by the College
Trustees. at ST. Paul Park.
The College will cost S25. 900,
will be built in 1889, and located
corner of Lincoln end Eleventh
avenues.
Lots in tho vicinity of the Co..
Lege Site for sale only at our office.
Maps and price list will be mailed
ON application.
Desirable seven-r0om new house,
corner Pullman and HOLLY avenues,
ST. Paul Fark, on 50-foof lot, fac
ing public PARK, price $3.50;
terms $500 cash, balance $40 per
month.
ST. PAUL PARK
IMPROVEMENT CO..
% East Fourth ST. ST. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-13
BARNES BOSS BASE BALL|STs.
The Sluggers of ST. Paul Appending Their Handsome Sig
natures to Contracts for the
Coming Year.
S SECURED FOR ANOTHER SEASON.

President Thompson Throws Out Few Hints About the
Western Association and Its Probable
Players.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-13

WEED-In st. Paul, at l Is a. m. Jan. 13,
1889, Grace Curtis, eldest daughter. of
James H. and Agnes l. Weed, aged nine
teen years and eight months. Notice OF
funeral hereafter.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-13
DIED.

See the s15o,oOo herd of Buffalot
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

fNUR 5ALE-FOUR HOUSE EAOh
II containing six rooms and bath, or easy
terms ID. mckinney, Third and Monroe
strsets. dlT.ti
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
HORS e S.,

No. !. Gray horse, 6 yearsTold, sound
and kind in single or double harness.
No 2. Bay mare, years old, SOUND ana
kind in single or double harness, with
No. 3. sorrel mare, IA years old, with
foal.
No. 4. Dun mare years old, sound and
kind in single or double harness, with
foal.
No. S. Gray mare, IL years old.
No. 6. Bay horse, 10 years old. One z
year-old colt.
Thirteen head of good mich cows,
some with calves by their sides, others
springing; / yearling calf, shoat.
Farming implements: Market dear.
born, farm wagon, milk wagon, corn
shelter, horse cart, horse power endless
chain, cutting box, grain fan, horse rake
. sets wagon harness, set dearborn har,
ness, 2 sets pillow harness, grindstone, y
Syracuse plows, one-horse pillow, twin
harrow, single harrow, grain drill, IRON,
cultivators, with attachments; 2norso
cultiyator, corn marker, double ana sim
gle trees, forks, shovels, hoes, collars
and brides, household and Kitchen fur-
niture, large churn, cook stove, william
Penn No. Q; cook stove range MOI, table,
lot of chicken coops, and other articles
too numerous tomention. Twelve acres
of wheat in the ground.
Terlns:-An sums of S2Ohnd unuer CASH.
all over that amount, credit OF y
months will be given on purchaser CIV.
| ing bankable note with an approved
| endorser. JOSEPH +. DONOIio. -.
VIM. j. Lank, Auctioneer. f2l-w2t u e.o.d
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

The campaign for the next sheriielty
OF New Castle on the Democratic side has
commenced early, actively and IN earnest.
1t is realized by all that the candidate at
the next election will not have walk
over by any means, but the canvass for
the nomination will be no less spirited
and active on that account. Amongst
the candidates already mentioned for the
nomination are several old ones and some
new ones. There Is no dlscountlng the
fact that Peter J. Ford will be In the
field, and whoever beats him Will have to
hustle around pretty lively Purnell J.
Lynch, Of 81. Georges, It Is positively an
nounced will be candidate again, and
had IN the lower hundreds, he will be a
formidable one. Jsmes j. Toner, OF New
Castlc, will also be candidate. II will
be remembered that he made big run
the last time, coming In fourth In the
race, and those four were almost neck
and neck. The friends of squire Frank
E. Smith, who was q leading candidate
wien Thomas Ford was nominated some
four years or more ago, are considering
the propriety of bringing him out again.
1t is claimed by many that Mr.. Smith
was hardly fairly treated IN that cam
paign, and hat he should have another
chance under the new primary election
law. Mr.. Smith has not announced his
candidacy, but may be persuaded by bis
many friends TO do go.
Among the new candidates who have
never yet run for the Office Is Levy Court
man George Roihwell OF Blackblrd Hun
dred, He is popular where known, and
will give Mr.. Lynch an active hustle tol
\ supremacy IN the lower hundreds. Mr.
I Clayton OF 81. Georges Hundred, deputy
i for ex-sheriH Lambson, n gentleman wei
qualified for the Office, 1t Is said Is also il
n the field, and will help to cut up the vo.,
h Of the lower hundreds. Frank L. Herber
/ OF New Castle, son Of ex Sheriff and pres
a ent State Senator Herbert, new man. 4
d an announced candidate, and will max
+ things very lively for Mr.. Toner in tina
A hundred.
. The only candidates 60 far announced
= from Wilmington are Mr.. Ford posltiyel,
d aud Mr.. Smith probably. But there
i 4 time enough yet for others, as the wood
n are full of those who would like to b
Sheriff if they could get the nomlnatlol
q aud could he elected II nominated.
4 On the Republican side no candidate
. have yet been announced, but here VII
( he plenty of them as time wears on, AM
there can hardly be any doubt that tn
man the Republicans nominate will b
: the next Sheriff.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

lNOR SALE-l SrBAM EEGIRE, SIZE
n ofcylinder ,lxSo inches. Apply TO J
A. uEAHsrOH CO., los King St. city, or
PeWpert, del. o2T-t
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
Ayers Pills,
Wants.

w ArIXD- uoub MORtaaoKs AT
w tIsr6stt. on property Al hAlf its
vIlue PHILIP X. CLARK CO.,
l25ti IA Market stsest.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
DUBLIC SALE CLOSE TO THE
l. town of Newark, Del, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 7TH, 1889.


The whole of the live stock and farming i'm
nlements on two farms OF "a acres, the prop
ertS OF VIM HOnewood, who Is retiring from
business, has rented both farms and has no
Will be offered for sale. The live stock is first
class, and has been exhibited at all the local
fairs as well A. the Pennsyfyania State Fair
and Mount Holly, n. j. Mr.. Homewood
has taken more premiums on his stock al the
fairs, than any one farmer In this State. Amy
person wishing TO succeed In stock raising
raised OF the best imported stock In this coun-
try. The cattle are all Durham cattle, con-
sist Of mich cows, mostly fresh; 23-year-old
heiiers, yearling heifers, bulls and bear
foal, IL years; mares, years old; geldinR,
years old; two-yearllng colts, these are
broken to harness; yeRrling colts and one
sheep consist OF % ewes and rams, pure bred
Shropthlres; 60 common ever In lamb by
Shropshire rams. The pigs consist of brood,
hogs positry, 50 G fowls and s. ducks, ' Farm
Ing Implements: wagons, q dung carts, /
dea born. ! Germantown carriage, new deg
grain, drill and seeds, drill and sower. fan, 2
hay forks. turnip cutter, plows Randle
harrow, wheel culiiyntors, l self binder, .
Champion mowers, harness FOR horses, char
other necessary tools for carrying on a large
tarm, about tons of timothy hay, 80 bushels
of corn, 100 bushels OF seed, oates, 30 bushel of
otatoes. Dairy Fixtures; churns, cooler,
cook stoves, bagRttlle board, washing ma
chimes and other articles too numerous TO men
ton,
cash, all over go a credit OF o months Will he
given b the p rohaser giving bankatle
date. WIN. HOMEWORK,
fl4-3tw.wed. sat-dts
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
Ten-Foot Mountain Lion.
Portland lore.) Despatch TO the St.
Louis Globc-DemocIat1

Portland (ore.) Despatch 10 the St.
Louis Globc-DemocIat.l
Henry Kappel, a saddler Of this city
had the most exciting sport Of his life on
Christmas day. He went hunting on
SAMPLES Island, few miles down the
river, armed only with hunting knife
and double barrelled shotgun. The
largest game he was looking for was
geese, and when cougar 10 feet long
came out Of the brush and confronted
him he was anx ious to give the animal
ell the room he wanted, but the cougar
showed fight and made leap at Kappel,
who sprang aside and shot the animal in
the neck. The cougars second suring
was also unsuccessful, but the contents
os the second barrel were sent fairly into
fhe ferocious animals eyes and stretched
him on the ground, where he was quickly
despatched. The beast measured little
over ten feet (including tail?) and is the
largest cougar killed in Oregon. For
over year the farmers in Columbia
county have suffered from depreiations
of this animal, which was found Of calvet
and young lambs. Several parties or
ganized TO kill him, butcould never track
the animal to its hiding place.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
% HORSES &

Twenty. one head of home raised COWS,
some with calves by their sides, others
sDringing; 2 two-year-old heiters spring
ing, large bull, in good order; l bull
coming two years old, yearling bull,
20 head of shoat pigs, . market dear.
borns, with tongues and shafts, in good
order; l business wagon, two-horse wa
CONS, l broad wheel nearly new set Of
light wagon wheels, binder in good or
der, moving machine, horse rake, Penn
| sylvania grain drill, large roller, syra-
| cuse plows, twin harrows, cultivators,
double and single trees, wagon harness,
dearborn harness, lead harness, corn
I shelters. hay cutter, new; cider MILL col
lars and brides, forks, shovels. hoes;
| rakes log chain, Rrindstone, block and
| falls, grain fan, l sulky pillow with Guilt
vator, . hay beds, set broad tire, set
broad wheels, hay by the ton, corn fod-
der by the bundle, potatoes by the
\ bushcl, 30 COW chains, barrels vinegar,
! about 50 pairs of chickens, ducks, etc.
4 Dairy fixtures: One-horse power and
| churn, hand churn, churns so pounds;
/ Reed butter worker, nearly new ]
| Reed creamery, good as new with 10
4 cans; milk churns, milk pans, cream
cans, buckets, etc. Household goods:
beds and bestcads, Victor cook stove,
No Q; l alright stove, i large bench
table, and other things not above men
toned.
Terms:-All sums of s25 and under
months without interest will be given by
purchaser giving u bankable note with
AN approved endorser.
WILLIAM TALLEY.
L. w. stidham & Son, Auctioneers.
nS-dl0t-2tw
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

TOR SALE-CHEAP, A TWO-sToRY
Il seven-roOmed brick dwelling, with bath;
frOnt porch aud all modern Improvements.
f2-26tr
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
Apply to
Head & Co.,
ogf-o3 Seventh and MIrket Sis

For SALE-rwo three story
brick stores and dwellings, Nos.
1878 and 1920 Market street, this
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. i5-satf,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

Oite, shrinks from cons ulLln9 physl-
ciBn about functional arrangement, aud
prefers to suffer IN silence. This may be
mistaken feeling, but II is one which is
largely prevalent. To all such women
we would cay that one OF the most skill
iul physiclans of the day, who has had a
vast expo fence in curing dis ases pecu.-
lar 10 women, has prepared a remedy
which is OF insstimabie aid TO them. We
refer 10 DR.. Plerces Favorits PIescrip.
ton. TITS is the only remedy for wo
mnn's peculiar weaknesses and ailments,
sold by druggists, under a positive guar
Gntce from the manufacturers, that II
will give satisfaction IL every case OIL
money refunded. See guarantee printed
| on bottle WRAPPER,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.
Il We will sell At Public Sale at VIM. S.
GOodley's, nelr Beolh's corner, delaware Co.,
Pa, on
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
shlIoh,. Consumrtinn Cure.

This is beyond question the most sue
ce,slul Cough Medicine we haye ever
sold, few doses invariably cure the
worst cases of Cough, Group, and
Bronchitis, while It's wonderful success In
the cure Of Consumption ia without q
parallel In the history OF medicine. Since
It's frat discovery Il has been sod on 0
guarantee, a test which no other medl'
cine can stand. II you have a Cough
we earnestly ask you to try 1t. Price 1,
cents, 50 cent?, aud u. II your Lung
are sore, Chest or Back lame, use shi
loh'H Porous Plaster. N. y. DanfoIth
wholesale and retail agent, Second aH'
Market streets, Whining ON, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
Public Sales

DUBLfC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBERS
Il having sold their farm and intending to
quit farming will sell at public sale. on the
The state road, near Hare's Corner,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

Anarchist's Wiie--"Wnere are you
goinRN
Noted ADarchist-"To deliver lectura
on w sse Slavery"
"What will you get for III"
Gan | can drink"
"duhl Idln't see why you can't get
little money sometimes. Mr.. Workha d
next DOR always has plenty, aud his
family have beeisteak every morHing. l
can smell It cooking"
"Woman, Mr.. Workhard is one OF
those fool wage slaves thai am trying to
reiDt I'm -
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
ON SATURDAY. MARCH aND, 1889,


His stock OF carriages consists of six
piano box Brewster spring buggics, with
full leather tops, gotten up in good style
and well finished; these buggics are all
my own make and worthy the attention
of those wishing wagon of this kind.
One narrow track wagon with Dalzell
steel aXles and made from first-class
material all through, second hand End
spring buggy, ! jump seat carriage, ]
second hand Germantown carriage, /
jaeger wagon, Il lot of singletrccs, Gull
tiNHtor, row boat, IA feet long; 2 oars,
pair OF oar locks, . canvass boats, weighs
about 50 pounds each; paddles rifle,
been used but very little; 8 colts, rang
ing from year TO years old. Two Of
them partly broken.
TerIns:-On all sums OF $50 and under
cash, all over that amount u credit OF 3
months will be given by the purchaser
giving a bankable note with approved
endorser, without interest If paid when
due. Three per cent. on for cash on
credit sums. GEO. j. CHANDLER.
VIM. J. Lank, Auctioneer
f2l-2tw d.e.o.d,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
ON MONDAY. MARCH IS, 1886

The state road, near Hare's Corner,
ON MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1889,
AT 10 o'clock, q. IN, sharp,
The following described personal property
70 w.t.:
SEVEN HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS,
No, 1. Mack, dun horse years old, an ex-
cellent family horse, never been trained but
can show a s.minute gait, -, :,
hands high, sound, very stylish and shows
No. 3. John splan, bay horse, years old, 10
hands nisH, sound and ali right, viii make an
excellent Rentleman's driver, fun brother 10
No.. Gyp, ssay mare II years old, with
foal by Michigan, an all day mare;
No. s. Bob, bay horse II years old.
No; Q. Delaware, bay colt coming syears
No: Flora, yealling by Michig,an. ve,r.
old, sound and as good as any mans team,
weighs 2 200 lbs. 20 head of cows, most all VIII
be 10 profit by day oS Of sal, sale Sheifers' hoi'
Farmjnee impiements: Two farm wagons,
l horse cart, market dearborn, . Inn seat
s GnihaIe; no sR bSgRy 1 Portland cstter,
4 box sleigh, ch hampton binder, moving ma
SSEne b ses 1iaSes f Huffman p's
1 sect sower, Syracuse plowR, small corn
eSTn p E,n iSF 1%o Go Hesc saHey
L cultiyator, iron age cultlvators, with corn
4 covering attachment, wooden cultlVators,
L with corn covering attachment; narrow, /
rake, double harpoon hay fork, 10 feet
| rope, ] corn shelter, VhnWinckle Rrala tan,
i ann bell, grindBtone, wheelbarrOw, beam
| and pea, weighs 500 lbs. " grain bAgs, one
half bushel aid one-half peck measures, farm
boiler, lard press, carriage and dearborn
poies, lifting lack, grain cradle moving and
bramblinR scythes, douole and single trees,
| forks, rakes, shovels. spades, hoes, eroes-cnl
1 saw, maui anti wedges, ares, spool OF baru
l wire, two sets wagon harness, set nentborh
1 h,rne s. set carriage harness, set llSht car
4 riaze harness, rubber mounted; set douplt
1 carriage harness. 4 sets pillow barness, collars,
| brides, lead lines, robes, blankets ana whlps
2 straps sleigh bells. Dairy fixtures. one
| can Cooley creamer, chnrn, butter tub,
icaIes, prints, ladies, 7 4O-qt, milk churns,
20-qt. churns, cream kettles, milk buckets,
4 measuring bucket pans, etc. Three hnnnreu
| bushels corn, hay and straw by the Ton, ~
l bushel Chillen white potatoes, hams and shout
the barrel, 81 pairs chichens, 10 turkeys
| guineas, 40 acres wheat In ground.
l TerIns:-All sums of so ana unuel
| cash, all over that amount credit OF
| months will be given. No interest If pait
| when due.
Also on Friday, March q, 1852 Ct SAM
place at II O'Clock, the entire stock Of house
| hold and kitcnen furniture, consisting o.
beds and bedding, bedsteads, burt aus, wash
1 stands chairs. two sofas, book case, nat rack
| lounge, extension tables. parlor stoves,
No. 10 cook stove. hXtnres for same; l5o yard
Tcrms.SAn sums of s2O cash, q credit o
% days on all sums over tfqt alnount.
L Il. MCCOY,
d. HANK MCCOY,
t2s-wSd8t.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
FOR Rent.

RfNE SALE, OR WILL EX-
No. -n. g.iF property ono OF the tne I
y 4 dtN.ne hundred. Del, 6miles
Pr l1nis HiuE about co acre.; Hnc
y. f-'tlg abundance. j. J. pElkUE,
s'.'E'' '.rtet city. iiO .St-eOd
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

Winchester, Mass, says: am personally
n quainted with Mr.. ard hrs. Carleton,
and was astonished at the remarkable ef-
iects Of your Sulphur Bltters in curing
their ron, aud its large safe is undoubted :
ly due to the fact that it is an houest
medicine. know many others who have
been cured by its use, aud l do not think
too much eau he said IN its praise.
Yours truly, GEO. Z. Brown, p. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

why do SO many people we see ar1und
us seem TO prefer TO suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss of APP elite Coming Up
Of the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 20
cents we will sell them Shloh's system
VitAlzer, guaranteed TO cure them N.
3. Danior,h, Wholesale aud rettil agent,
Second and Market streets, Wilmington,
Del
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
Golden External
(SIMMS')
SHAKE WELL BEFORE USING.
TO Be USED 0DTWARylY, on FuR BATHING CmL

DIRECTIONS-Peur on a rag and battle well
four times dnP, or If very bad every or 3
hours until relieved; then as above uHtil well.
II Is we'll TO rub ws,f with the bare hand after
bathing. In very severe cases, wet cotton
with the Golden External and lay on the affect
ed parts. II costiye, usa Orr Slmms' VeRetS-
BILE Liver Pills fplendid for Sick Headache, Nc
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

WANTED-DAILY, FROM 80 TO
w 100 quarts of pure milk. Address " NJ.
CAAPBtLt. on THIS ONCE. D-a.dNw
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

Unless you are dead you will wake up when
than wholesale price. ON Friday aud Satar-
day, we Will pile the bargains as high as our
house; our specially viii be French sardtue5
OF the finest grade, they are here; drive in
those California eyapora Ted fruit pears, plums.
apric9ts, nectarine and peaches, prunes.
BlackberIies, evapnrated and in cans; our
emon drop peaches tu cans, try them; coffee
and -four are on the boom again; you still have
our French coffee TO tail back on our coffee Is
cleared In the roasting aud Just nils the bill.
HaNe you tried our Ceylon tea, It Is pure. IL
you want 70 send mother u present, send one
makes you beautiful. only cents cake; don't
be without q bar OF this French soap to wash
nannels; Il is 10 years cd and as hard as iron,
never wastes: lots and lots Of our customers
were waiting for thislot. White Star potatoes
so cents bushel at Il. NJ. WThR,
122-4tf 500 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

1EADECHE.--The Stomach is disorder
cd. Cleanse and settle it with d
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
4EARTBURN.-Food fcrmen,ing, nc
digesting Correct the Stomach b
using Dr.Schencs's Mandrake Pill
kDlGESTE0M.-start the secre,ons
the Stomach with DIR. Schenck
Mandrake Pills.
NFLAMMkTIoN.-congestion ru
mad. Reduce instantly by free us
Of DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pill
lAuMptCE.-Blood poisoned by bill
Correct the Liver by using D.
Sehenck's Mandrake Pills.
.USS OF APPETITE.-The stomac.
is FILLING. First cleanse it; the
tone with DR.. Schenck's Seaweei
Tonic.
IAuSEA.-Reaction OF bile. Corree
stomach and Liver with d.
Sehencks Mandrake Pills.
Observation-Disclosures condition
Cure by using DR.. Schenck's Man
drake Pills as directed.
'ORPEDlTY.-Inaction of Liver. Star
it up with DR., Schencks Mandrak'
Pills.
DIR. Schcncks new work on the Lungs
,omach and Liver sent free TO any address
,ddress DR., J. II. Schenck s. Son Philadel
Aia. Pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
For Rent.

Sale or erchsngc three-story dwelling,
Sis Madison street, containing rooms,
with bath, hot and cold water. Also
1907 W. 9Th street, containing 0 rooms
and bath. oil conyeniences. Apply at
tits Office.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23
For Sale.
FOR SAL {.

No. East 18th ST., (St0-e.)
No. 7O5 West 3rd St, rooms.
No. SOC West 9th ST., 1 1 rooms and bath.
No. 1914 Jefferson ST., q rooms and bath.
No. 8OI Maryla Ave-. q rooms n bath.
No. 6I3 Maryland Ave, o rooms.
No. $50 Bennett ST., rooms aud shed.
No. fOS East 9Th ST.. o rooms.
No. 015 West 18th ST., rooms and bath.
No. 1908 Lincoln St., rooms and bath.
No. 1906 West 18th st, IL rooms q bath.
~ ". Cor. Third and Cherry Sis., y rooms
and bath.
No. GOO Nnniipren St., 10 rooms q bath
No. 1920 Walnut ST., s rooms and bath.
No. IO06 Madison St, rooms and bath
No. 9O5 Washington ST., IL rooms and
bath.
No. 900 Tatnall ST., & rooms and bath.
No. 500 Tatnall st., % rooms and bath.
No. SiH West st, 10 rooms and bath.
No. 1870" j Jefferson St, rooms and bath
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

Is East Fourth street. for cheap and good
produce, apples potatoes, lemons, oranges,
butter and eRgs, at the lowest market
price, Wholesale and retail.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-23

4EADECHE.-The Stomach is disordei
cd. Cleanse and settle it with d
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.