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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13
ChiIdren's Carriages

We are still pushing things
in our Children's Carriages
Our sI2 Carriage has proven
to be the right thing, possessing
alike mattress, durability and
cheapness. 1t cannot but please
those wanting such an article.
Many of our customers have
come prepared to invest more
money in carriage but in the
end bought the SIP one because
it's as good as can be bought in
other stores for SIG. Plenty OF
them now in all shades of red,
blue, old gold, golden brown
terracotta, olive and any other
fashionable shade you may SC.
lect. Just one word for our bet,
ter grade. You will find then
here as high as your pocket
book wants to go. All ole
styles have been discarded anc
and every thing you see will b.
fresh and new with the price
as those advertised by Philadel
, phia manufacturers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13
baltimore & ONO RAILROAD.
ID schedule Ia elect Mas Il, IN.
TRAINS LEANE DEL. AVE-. pEpuI.
EAar EnIL IL

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule ia elect M;.l Il, IN.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE-. pEpoL
EAST BouND,
sENpress trains.
NEW ! DIX, week days,'c 4, Gof,. .lns
q. M. az 0s, - u. % Os, 81 a. r. N.
NEW York, Sundays, '2lj, '.e q, IN,
sl2Us, ~ rs, IS w, sGti y. III,
PM A palrniA, week days. ll,FGsi
so, f55, $500. 900, .l0 -. III. ~
sl2 Is, %, - 81, 800. 4lu, '5ds b.. GiG
a. 20. 7 05 s %. 81 ~ =. IN.
iniLhpELpniA. Sundays 2ls, q oicnH
9o5, ~ q g; m, ~ os, ! O. e y W. 4M
CHESTER, week days..2 10. 100 d $50
755. IS 50. 9 o.. 30 ~. 10 q n. NJ 'i:S
100, .2SS 300 4i0, sos. 525. 6i0 ~
7ol, 20. ~ % 7, m. o.,o. c.o-,.,n
80 os, 8 rs, Glo. su46, 1856. - 5a ,. IN.
ATLhNriC CRY, n j., week day, 10
$50 n. m, ! ~, (i2.1S on Saturday OH b
-, 800, 5.0s p. III. Sundays, 1.Vi IL In
-''9 p HI WEST BOUND.
BALTIMoEE AND WAsnlNGToH, u a, "H
al a. II. m, 2l5, sl4G, $40, ssGj al
daily 4oa. m. '2os p. III. daily, except
ritt:Gurg. IS rs a. mi 81 40 and SO p
GnicAoo. IS &c a. H.. ct 40 p. M; both
Tincinnati and st. Louis, ana a. m
mud as V5 n. IN; both duily.
| SINarHLy ACCOMMODATION 80 nm
| and ii 10 u. III. daily.
| LANpEnbEKa A0CoMNophTiq2 week
DAYS, $40, IL - a.nl2 A5 ind " pmasla
days, 0 80 IL. IN, 2.l6 and tOp.m
| TRAINS LEAVE hARKkT sTRtit STATION
| For Philadelphia ana Way sAiAs
week days: so. q IS. S 80, HISS %, n. IN
235, sap. IN. Sundays, % u, N Il ~, ~
For Baltimore, week duys,5 70 80 80
II 80 a IN. IS. % 30 p. III, Sundays Nv
n. m.;23j and IS 90 p. m.
For Lundenberg and way stations wee :
days, G 10, 92O, IL B5 q. m 49,, h5u =. M
Sundays 70 d. m; 2 IS, $50 p. III,
Cincinnati and St. Louis, al u = n
daily except Sunday.
Chicago IS 80 IL. m. daily, EXCEPT Snn
day; Is DO p. m, daily.
Pittshurg, Vt 30 n.In.. daily, eSecrt s4a
day; bSO y, m, daily. ,---
LEAVE PHILApELPHlA ron w hNlSdfvN'
Daily, ~ 10, tSl5, 1000, all - 8. H. ~
noon, u 30, 4O,9 ~ ID, 4So. % ea.0 -
$40, 10 10, IL 80 n. IN.
DHily, except Sunday, 5l0anl >
M, u As, - 80 and o esp. III. SUNDAY on!
Telephone No. 1873.
ca Hates to western points lower tA'
via any other line.
CO. sCULL, J. r. OnFl L,
Genl Pass. Agt. GonI M1i,.-ei
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
IN Ferry Company. Time table between
Sunday, June 20, lS'g.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
leave Wilmington, King street pier, 6, Is,
grove i u. iSS SEQ p. M, i2oS 500 a. IN.
Leave PennsRrove O. "a $50 a. M, 1.26, g.
m,t 2,uU, IS, $40 p, M.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
Leave Wilmi ston SIS. o rs, 400 n. M.
r.lS, 7.SOa u. M; arrive fennssrovc BID, 100
z,Sp. 70, 49, 81, 80 a. N. Leave Penns-
! 81 p. IN, Arrive Atlantic City 1910 a. IN,
BOAT leaving Pennssr6nyo al O.iS a. m. con-
meets at Wilmington with trains for Reading,
Iostesyille, west Chester and all points on W.
boai Wing Pennsgrove at Q. 80 a. IN. con-
meets with steamer heybold from salem, Della
railroad.
meets with train Tor Kesding, Coatssviiie and
all points on W. A N. railroad,
Boat leaving Wilmington at J. 30. II. soa. IN.
and I. sgp y. m. copnects with trains on Della
ware River railroad for ali stNi lone. The 4o'-
clock p. III. boat from Wilmington connects
WIN Steamer keyboid for Salem and interine-
IN. steam.r can be chartered for special
noonii ght excursions. Apply TO the under
Upon application from parties of 10 or more
people tie steamer Viii leave Ptnnsnrove al
g. s}N. NJ. aid run 10 Wilmington and North
tfn Pier u connect with Steamer Republic Tor
Cate May, aud viii meet the steamer kcpub-
lie on its return. Steamer viii not make this
| trip for less than 10 people. Tickets from
| Penlt grove 10 Cape May aud return, o..
| Passengers for Wilmington may go on thi.
trip ef the beat and Wilmington n North.
| ern train from Pier. fare the same MS U
King street. trhis boat VIII not run however
| Tor any but Cape May parties
| A, u. MEGA UHLAND,
| ie29-eodtt Superintendent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13

The meeting OF the Alumni Association
Of the Boys High School In the Board OF
Education rooms last night was largely
attended, though there were not us many
present as were expected, owing, proba-
bly,, to the extreme heat OF the evening,
which made ice cream saloons more at
tractive thaB education rooms II was
not until 10 O'Clock that the association
was called to order, but in the meantime
the moments few speedily by as the
graduates talked OF old times spent IN
the school room and tricks played upon
inLocent and uususpecting teachers.
Among those present were:
Daniel FaIra, Jr., Robert Adair, G. Il.
Palmer OF the Evening Journal, William
$. Mitchell, .Elwood II. Brown, John |.
WLe!an, Harry d. HidebraLd, Harry
Tawresy, David buckingham, Jr., DR..
William G. Pierce, James II. SeInple,
Swi'hin Chasdler, Frank NJ. Jones' Dr..
William J. Truitt, A. q. II. Grior, Harrie
I. Price OF The Morning News, WIN. X.
Gocdley, Waltz IL. Hersey, Arthur
| Swartz, Harry BuckInaster, David s.
Caepersou John Mcbride, Calvin Thomas
and j. j. Duugherty.
AT S 80 clock Robert Adair, temper
airy secretary, called the meeting to Or
der When Dir. William G. Pierce was
temporarily called TO the chair.
After the reading OF the minutes the
committees appointed al the previous
meeting 10 aecertaIn the sentiments OF
Tie various Glasses In regard 10 the IL or
gnnization OF the Alumni Association,
reported Inst they had made q canvass OF
the graduates aud found that all were in
favor Of II reorganization and hoped
that this time IT would be permanent
Graduates ut distance Lad been wriBlen
TO and all promised to aid the ass collation.
by all the means Ia their power.
Many members thought that the asso
citation should meet quar- terly and thai
an annual banquet should be given. Al
the quarterly meetings they thought thai
literary entertainments shoula be given.
y vote was taken upon the sentiment O.
reorganization, when unanimous yot,
was given In favor OF 1t.
| Or. P!ercc thought that il anything
was to be done now was the time 10 do it
ana as all the classes were in favor OF (!
there was no good reason WHY IL should
not be done and the association become
! grand s4ccess.
W, F. Kutz, the temporary chairman
having arrived, took the chair, and tn,
meeting at once preceded to the election
vi officers for the association, with tbt
following resulte:
Presl dent Robert Adair, 's4; vice -presi
dent, E wood h. Brown, ~; secretary
Frank NJ Jones, IS; treasurer, William
4. Nawkin-, rs; executive committee
DR. William e. Pierce, ~; swithii
Gu auiler, 30; Dr. j. HArmcr Rile, rs
George T. Brown, Esq, 10; Harry d
Hi debTand, ~.
The Executive Conmttee was in
structed 10 revise the old constitution
und uy-lsws and to report tue same NJ
the next meeting, The old constitution
aud by-laws were adopted until sucl
changes are made. ..-
The a: ISOLATION adjourned to meat o
Ju'y E6 al the same place.
1t ia the determination of all to max
the association success, and nulnbe
r iug over 100 members With additions al
, nualiy II cannot inil to become an in
a por,Ant factor in the educational int
. esie OF the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13

a grand picnic Will he given next Sat
urday, 2nth inst. on the grounds attached
TO 81. Johns X. C. Church, Hockessin.
Tho proceeds will be devoted to furnish.
iug the residence OF the three Franciscan
Sist.rs who will take charge next month
Of the parcchial schools. The Rev, pas
tor, Father Farley, and the members OF
the congregation are doing their utmost
10 make the occasion notable event OF
the season. Dancing, shooting, base ball
aud the otler games have been provided
i for. There viii BE- o lirst-ciass orchestra
| IN attendance. Refreshments will be
ss!ted on tie sronnas ut =. III. Traint
leave b. Il o. depot, foot Of Market street,
/ al $50 and ll.35 u. N. aud 2,35 p. m.
RETURNING leave Htckessih at 2.13 and
3. q p. IN. Rev. Father Farley will b,
ileafed to meet his many kind and gen
orous frIepds oil the city Gu the occasion
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13


The following games were played yea
terday;
AT Observation-Disclosures, 81 Chi
cago, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures, z; In
dianapolis, 9.
at New York-New York, 4; Cleve-
land, 8.
AT Boston-B Boston, 10; Pittsburg, ].
AT Louisvi|le-F game, Louisville,
d Brooklyn. 8. Second game. Louisville,
/; Brooklyn, 8.
At acknowledgements, 6; Colum-
bus, 8.
At st. Louis-st. Louis, 4; Ath-
letic, Q.
AT Kansas oity--Kansas City, o; Bslti-
more, 4.
At Jersey city-Jersey City, 2; wor-
cester, 8.
At observation-disclosures 81;
Hartford, /.
At New Haven-New Haven, 4; Low
ell, 2.
AT South Norwalh-Norwa'k, 10;
York, 2.
At Trenton-Cuban Giants, 4; Norris
town, 3.
At London-London, 4; Buffalo, g.
AT Detroit Detroit Is; Syracuse, 8.
AT Tolsdo-Toledo, l; Rochester, 3.
At Toronto Toronto, q; Hamilton, 2
AT Doyer-Dover, s. Smyrna, 2.
AT Miiiord-Miliord, 2; Camden, 8.
NOTES.
New York has captured second place.
The Athletics play at Kansas City to-
day.
Poor Pittsburg, your case excites sym
pathy.
The Spiders will be in Philadelphia on
Monday.
Buftinton or Gleason will pitch this
afternoon.
Kelly, the ''only Nike" is said to be
drinking again.
Anson viii try Hutchinson or Tener on
the Phtllies to-day.
Chicago makes It's last appearance In
Philadelphia to-day.
Ht.her Daley, o. the Jersey City Club,
has been sold to Boston.
TIE members Of the Chicago team will
spend lnday at Atlantic City.
Dwyer, Of Chicago, is good pitcher,
but us a shortstop he is not glarlng
success.
Healey did yeoman's work for Chicago
yesterday. 1t was 10 fault OF his that
| Philadelphia won.
W aeilnAtVu ie biitE Ikcner rit1RerAlu,
Lett Fielder Beeeher and Third Baseman
| Irwin, OF Wiikesbarre.
Gerhardt's release can be secured by
the Louisville team for $500. That was
the price put on the veteran by the Jersey
City Club yesterday.
Has Auson a personal spite agains,
Catcher Farrell? With Sommers, Flint
and Darling III the team, this youngster
! has been nut in behind the bat in ten she
cessiye games.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13
REFRIGERAT0RS

During the winter months
when your mind was far from
Refrigators we were placing our
orders for the summer. We fig
ured on how IN any " e
would sell. Had them made
up and delivered. o u r
sales have gone beyond our
expectations, and we find
that we will have to call on
the manufacturers again 70 r
another supply. The reason
is because our prices and goods
are both right TO suit you. Our
Retrigerators are constructed
on tine common sense plan with
no useless parts attached to
make ii appear what 1t isn't
Every Refrigerator guaranteed
to be perfectly dry and up &c
the standard in all qualities.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13
SATURDAY, JULY IS. 1889.

IT SEEMS that Mr.. Cleveland, who
through fraud and ballot-bcx stutling
occupied the Presidential chair tor
four years, can never forgive Governor
Foraker Tor the part he took in re
strRining him when he proposed TO
return the rebel battle flags. He i'm
proved the opportunity to snub the
Governor in Philadelphia during the
hi centennial, and siuce then has
shown his hatred In a number of ways.
1t lie now stated that the ex President
proposes 10 60 10 Ohio and take part in
the coming campaign for the purpose
of preventing the reelection OF Gov.
ernor Foraker. We sincerely hope
that this report is true. and that Mr..
Cleveland will take the stump In that
State, as we know Of nothing thai
would more thoroughly unite the Re
publican party and Increase the pluck
Governors majority.
There 10 no man In this country
whose downfall would tie h greater
satisfaction to MIR. Cleveland than that
Of Governor Foraker. and there is nc
man Ia the Republican party whom
nc WOui0 uDu ~ uhTueT 10 uEHS upN u,
We know that MIR. Cleveland has had
considerable cause 10 dislike Governor
Foraker, but In every instance 1.-THE
Governor was right and the President
was wrong. When Mr.. Cleveland, to
keep from taking any part in the ssr-
vices of Memorial Day, iusulted The
Grand Army by going away on q
fishing excursion, Governor Foraker
showed him w in a speech thSt Mr.
Cleveland viii never forget, and when
he promptly informed Mr.. Cleveland
thai not single rebel flag that haC
been captured by Ohio troops ehoult
be returned to the Soulh, he greatly
added 10 the ridiculous position il
which the President had placed him
self by issuing that neveE-to- ce forget
ten battle flag order Consequently
II is no wonder that Mr.. CLEVELAND
hates him, and We hope that he Wi
carry out his intention OF going u
Ohio and electioneering against him,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13

] see you treat seriously Mr.. sperry's
funny assumption taat his organ is part
Of the par,y press. Your kindness is as
large as Mr.. sperry's gall. IL the News
is tie Republican organ, why is it that
tic Philadelphia Press sells moro copies
here every morning than the News
Does this not show that the Republictoe
OF Wilmington want to read kepuhli-
can paper iii the morning instead OF AT
organ Of the, well, the Democratic Office
holders OF New Castle county who have
printing patronage TO dispensed Mr.
sperry's opinion on this point would be
very interesting II not conclusive.
WILMINGTON.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13
An Unparalleled SALE OF
HOSIERY
AT THE
BEE HIVE"

BY a recent purchase We
are able to place before you
179 dozens of Chlldren's
Black Ribbed Hose, full
regular made, 25c goods in
all large stores. at the un-
heard Of average price OF lac
a pair, and not Csc.
Note the prices:
s in. loo a pair. s i-2
In. iic. 6 in. I3c. 6 ia
In. t5c. ? in. t7c. ? IL
In. l8c.
Think OF these bargains.
A few dozens OF Ladies
Black Isle Thread Hose,
62tc goods, at 25c a pair.
Less than half price.
60 dozens Gents 25c
Striped hose, unbleached
grounds, colored stripes, Toe
a pair instead of 25c. This
beats any price we ever
heard of. The above goods
are all OF a late purchase, tc
be sold for your benefit at
BOG Market st.
Russell, MissineI & Co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13

THE ACTION Of Mayor Harrington
and Treasurer Robinson In taking the
funds contributed in this city to J0hns
town for distribution is worthy Of com
incubation. These people are suffer
Ing aud there hes already been too
much red tape about the distribution
of the funds that Lave bSen so ILL.,
orally given by the people Of this
country We hope that the Mayor
and Mr.. Robinson viii give every
dollar 10 those who are the most dc
serving, as ii seems TO us that thus iel
the money which should have beer
given to these people long before thi
has been Withhold. Assistance va.
needed at once, hut after It was givel
the usual red tspe business !nteIieret
and although thousands Of dollar
have been contributed very little Of
has reached those Tor whom it was in
tended. Those fof whom this none,
was contributed should have had
long ago,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13

THE Governor Of Mississippi acted
promptly in Offering rewards fol Sulli-
van and Kllrain, who no douLt are
guilty of committing misdemeauor
In that State, but We DO not iecolect
that he has ever offered any reward
for the men who shoot down inoffen,
sive white and colored Republicans,
merely because they are Republicans.
II Ia, however, probable that acts OF
that kind do not even amountto ME.
demeanor In tho eyes OF Democratic
Governor. There is no freedom o.
the ballot IN his State, and II mai
votes the Republican ticket he does sc
at the risk OF his lie. II Governor
Lowry wishea to prevent crime 81
well rs nisdemeanors in Mississippi
he should never let M opportunity
pass OF Offering rewards for the mel
who have been teIrorizing the voter
of that State for years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13

TIE murder of Colonel G!sy,en in
Arkansas, few months $50, although
one OF the most das;ardiy crimes ever
committed in this country did moi meet
with the condemnation that the recent
smuggling match did. In TACT the cen
sure was chiefly confined to the Re.
publican press, as the Democrats had
very little to say about it. We Go not
believe that an effort has even been
made to bring the perpetrators TO jas
lice, and we very much question if the
authorities would dare 10 prosecute
them. There are no doubt numbers OF
men in Arkansas who know who hie
murderers are and where TO find them,
but their tongues are tied, even if they
were disposed TO give them up. One
man, who was supposed TO lsnow tex
much, was also murdered, and Golone
Clsytons assassiue cal feel pretty sur
that they are safe from prosecution.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13

the trouble. While we believe that
DIR. Mellow Is q llhertlne Of the very
worst type, it is hard to believe that
he is such scoundrel as to insult the
widow of the man he murdered, and
ii the report is true he certainly 10 q
fit subject for Judge Lynch. We can
not think that the people of Charles
ton will tolerate this behavior for a
great while, and unless he desists he
may find that city unhealthy to de-
gree which may prove fatal In his case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13

THE Philadelphia Record and other
Democratic ioniha ais seem 20 rejoice
In the failure Of Charles Il. Treat, hut
ct the same tine seem 10 forget that il
is a disaster from which Georgetown
will not soon recover Ills establish.
NEXT furnished employment to shout
$50 han6s. representing al least GO pr
sons WHO depended o. ii Tor their iiy
ing, and consequently lis closing will
be severely Felt by tie employ ees and
others. We have known hir. Treat
ioi long time. and VIC think that in
stead OF ccusuro he Is entitled 10 the
sympathy Of every enc ii tie State.
The iaet that he is 0 Republican, anG
an earnest worker. io tui,icienl TO con
demn him in tie eyes d every Demo
cratic journal ID the country, hut il
has done moTe Tor DeiGH Nc, and pu
more money in thl poo tts of tbe Eao
pie than any Lemoc! at that ever cs.nl
here.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13
Philadelphia Wilmjnoto,
baltimore Railroad,
JULY lat lsso

JULY let, 1889.

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sla 10 y. u IL Ii 1s. M y Is ! o. IN ~
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81 Sor New Wy o,s = ,s =; G m o. ga =,
"a II az. m, isll RST. ~ 't4A 7nMi
III y y & So moAer..r. via LAnotla. sl,A II,
FOR Cspe CparieA. Old Pom. eon,o,, as,
for New o4stis, kirkwo1l Eidaie,ouu.
| 1uy1cn Dover, FELTON,, htFrinston RfIi,e
! VILE sta tUTd, Laurel and 1lelnRr Y Is Eigt,
| Baltimore and NaslinkIon, 81, sM. Nh
6. M, u C. as, g ~ ~, 7Np. 70, ard /. Il
Might. eslt nere. Z. ~ p m. Gnd II IS Slshi,
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street for Vii,
ninEton terprtse), 80, 49, g.i1, Ms i,
NJ, sS e.E, 't4a 90, e.| ti,N, ll.5l All
nc Ieoon notation, SIS, 10. ~ A, NJ. uw..
$40. g.M, 10. a. andjj SAP. n, ~
feTred 70 the ticket once * De station, ="
Traina marked thus e. are liNiHi tE1eiI
upon which extra farah Gagged.
aeacrI hSnalss General Pi.tsstG AZ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-13
34th Public Sale
LOTS
On Instan,ents, in the Fifth and Twelfth Wards, on
SATURDAY, JULY 9th,
AT $50 O'CLOCK,
ON SECOND, THIRD FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH AND
WEBB STREETS GREENHILL, GRAY AND
CLEVELAND AVENUES.

Two minutes walk the Public School which is being
built three walk the terminus of the Eighth Street
Railway extension which Fifth and Union Streets
two minutes walk to Lancaster Avenue Station, & 0. Rail
road where you take train half hour for Delaware
avenue Water and Market streets for cents
All we ask you otake walk out in this locality and see
for yourselves Certainly is not in the heart Of the city if
would have much for small lot
a large lot and build a house on it for.
The and Union Streets Railway will be extended
the Streets and Sewer Department have notified the b. & O. Rail
road Company to bridge the Streets
The streets being graded prepara
tory opening them clear through to those lots then you
drive directly out OF the above streets going west from Mar
ket street.
Those things going to be done-as we predicted
agothey are now actually done and only ask you
and for yourselves When all these things the
prices matter Of course will and then you will
the old remark WELL could have bought at such price
year or two ago" but as usual you may be too late.
Imagine the pleasure and heathul recreation afforded the
little garden surrounding your home nice front porch shade
trees and flowers fruits and vegetables, with all the facilities
fordcd right in the city.
Only one-eghth rate, house $40 year
west Of Union street. only IS All this land high and
healthy. with the purest air and water.
We have passed title to any person who do not
know be thoroughly respectable, do propose
destroy this locality by permitting Objectionable people locate
Some of the finest residences and largest manufactures in
the city located here
We ask you to price land from Jackson this
land and you form idea what land is worth.
The lots being rapidly Sold and predict that when
they sold will get such opportunity again
easy terms, OF at such prices.
To money, this the best thing any done.
Put 500 in bank at per the highest interest paid
and ten will have about $3.50 you invested 500
five miles from the city to-day in years would bring
than that So what returns must it bring you when everything
being done that make lots valuable Why predict that
invested here would bring you from $500
to $500 And this is eXavagant this thing has
been done hundreds times the last years this city Land
that you could buy for S. $40 SIS per Harrison
Franklin Broome Rodney and other streets four years ago
now selling at prices ranging from SIS to $50 per foot
You need not take word inquire yourselves and do
miss this sale
TERMs-S1o cash each lot knocked off and
S. per month until paid for per off for cash. Title
guaranteed for years back.
nj Hacks leave Sixth and Market at o'clock
d TEEOS. M OSsLE,
d PETER j. FORD.
: 1. w. STlDHAM & Sons Auctioneers ,1aAsa,nn..,