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Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
Hnsiness ntInnhenhnr..-

John Lund, of England, arrived at
LandenberR, Pa, few days ago, and
aiteT an inspection he purchased the old
wooden mill, and operations will soon be
James. This will he an ADVANTAGE To tho
town, and also add something to Inc
business Of the western branch of the r
& T. Railroad, as well as to our city.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

We are afraid that some of our good
citizens are anxious 10 do ton mnrh
this year. The extension Of Delaware
avenue to Market street, and the inter.
ceptlng sewer, it is estimated win roa,
aDa9t TWO hundred aud seventy thou.
sand dollare, but it is probable the
total cost would not be inside of three
hundred thousand, and although Inc
intercepting sewer must be built Ia Sc
. cure the purity OF our drinking walcr,
question ii the majority Of he
'Yiiling 10 increase the debt
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
wANAMAKER q BROWN.
wANAMAKER . BROWN.


l"HE BEST EVIDENCE WE COULD HAVE CAME
to us Saturday "a busy day. NOTWITHSTANDING the
constant rain the customers to us in generous
quantities
The news had gone abroad The great Bargains we've
been giving the last weeks speaking for US and e
satisfied sending fcnds-akcn atogcter-mldco
surprisingly active business-both day and evening.
500 Less-Keep in sight this fact All $40 Silk lined
! Elysian and Fur Beaver Ovcrcoats are now to b:
had at SIS.
$1,000 Lcss-Al our schnaber, Fur Beaver osercoats sold al
the season at $50, going at $50.
$1,000 Less-All ourS2s Storm and Ovcrcoats Al 81;
We've sold thousands of this make
$3.50 Less-Al our $40 Storm Coats-s6so
$3.50 Less-All our Fine Dress Suts-S3o to s22so.
All our Fine Dress Suts-s2s to S1S.
SO 50 Less-All our SIS and $50 Suits to $3.50
All our sIS and $50 Suits to si3so
$500 Less-Mens and Young Mems Trousers that were s.,
So 81 and So now down to $3.50 81 and s45o
Bear in mind we shall keep giving you the very best
make of goods at wonderfully reduced prices till our cnr
Winter stock is sold.
The items VIC give in todays advertisement are only SAM
pies of what doing. entire Boys stock is at reduced
rates.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
100 -
Call Accented.

Rev. J. Hutchins Brown accepted call
to 81. Peters Z. E. Church at Lewes and
entered upon his duties as pastor last
Tuesday afternoon. Bishop Coleman was
present at the meeting and approved of
the action taken. 1t is hoped that both
pastor and people will be blessed in this
connection,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

c. Huston & Sons, Worth Bros. and
the CoatesvIlle Iron Company all gave
notice that puddlers' wages will be re-
duced to SS25 per ton, with slight re
dulction on plate mill wages for steel, to
take effect on Tuesday, the 2Glh inst
It Is also reported that the Thorndaie
Iron Works will make the same reduc :
ton.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1s, 1880.
Section e7 of obapter TX of the Re.

winch tney tI1.4r uN Pi"Poi, no
nsi.au onor before the twentieth
- OF february in each year, SET up
Ilye Of the most public places of each
Huhdred or election district, where a
hundred Is divided into two or more
election districts, in his county, an
alphabetical list of the names OF per.
sons with their respective assessment
list OF such hundred or election dis,
tricts." This provision OF the law, we
believe, has never been complied with
and consequently 1t has been an es.
tablished practice for years TO drop
names in making out the duplicates, OF
winch the parties interested know
nothing until they applied 10 pay their
taxes, when they leelned to their dis
may that they were disfranchised.
1t is, however, the intention TO have
this law complied with this year, but
the clerk of the peace says that on ac-
count OF there being general assess
ment he cannot have the list ready by
the Goth of this month, but will do SO
as soon thereafter as possible. When
these lists are posted it will be the
duty OF every voter to see that his
name is on and spelled correctly. This
Is especially important to Republicans,
as every one should sec that he is
qualified to vote in 1890. II this is
done 1t will secure Republican Legis-
lature, which will not only simplify
the method of preserving the elective
franchise, but also put a stop to the
avenues OF fraud which for years have
contributed to Democratic success.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

Az well as the most effective method OF
dispeliing Headaches, Colds and FeVers,
or cleansing the system. is by taking q
lew doses OF the pleasant California
iiquii iTuit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. All
druggists N. B. Danforth, Second and
Market streets, wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
ayAins sin leave lG !, r.u,,,

j Dbu. lbfhs lhNA
AhAins Dil leave WlminKs0n a. raiIsvl
III iss d U. Il h IA II a. s sso. Z ~ I.
~ 10 ~ h ! I !; X 4. 4
3, y 9 ii i z, ~ "a ~. "a &c &c
ACCOMMODATION, Geo. sSA 7oa an 10 az.
a. s ~. Y s1 ~ ss3' "a "a and 10 q D. NJ n.
IVA; s.S b ). ID. u. q q s ss. iS g.
M ds nn1gs'on, Without change of ears, 6.2Ip
ter IVES, Chester, via L.uo,,,. so -.
:, ror EswITI tCsatreJ and lntsrn.ai.t. s,.,
and = ses ! ? station. h MN.
haliIncfs and Bay Line, ia D. m,
"a e timore and WAshineton, sis sN su
s A ,sss, iSp, n. aud Z . Sishs SO ."
hNtaIns iog delaware Division leave FOR:
els .. M. aud II h N Y; z; m. 1855 u.s. So
ssc1rgetown and Lewss. 20 a. n. ~ 10 .. H.,
Hsrrinetonp. InS $500 ?; r: x ,,.t,on. "a,
Esprss. q. = A Il nj % p. n. wa,
EIissss tsr power. Harrington. and Del.
hlhr, u " Night. on.
:, Express for oape Charles, Old Point Con.
Tort. and Norfolk. laos Night.
Leave philadelphia, broad street, for VII.
hiinRton lexpressL SO, IN, IN, B3l
IA. 90 q + IN a g. u Il III l. .s, s%
e "a. sts s& 1901 ipac and ii d = :. *
9 ss o ass. Il :;sss are re-
I Trains Hsrked thus - are linited exprssL
T GRGn rh n p, est5n sarsh cnaISed.
asasrsi E ESss e.n.rssi t + wooD :,
SUNDAY TAAIHB,
or ,Philadelphia texpress), g0p. as2 al
100, %, and 10 % 10 ma M M. iaia Ia. 40,
r. of IN ogee ssS {{ss5BTs's,, sIsS 10. IL 81 NJ,
a hseS S3g siSa M. rsis. IFS. sio
e ~ s Z. T. U.s. u "a q IL n
IA EpE y y rs Chester. vi. Lsmotin, sisa m.
a9E SsEe gssa,rls, Ola Point Gonfor. ana
:, For New Castle, Rirkwood, Mido,etovn
yliihyt "a Lover FELTON,, Harrington. ufidse
I'll M, I z CO. asssiasSqs -; sas ~ !: !
Leave PaiIsssiPs g sPcss s shs I; y Nisb
A. H.. SSS XIV. Il. g. L. ~ Il ana ri, ~. Us
imcgsoMmn .S s;SS ia2sA. NJ, H. fea
baltimore 8 OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect Dec. 8, isss.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DE
Express ,r ror EAST BOUND.
rhiisdeiphia, wsok days, ss2o an I'm
! &C. n, g. 90, 40 q, Il y, m; ia 10 o. o..
n ankni.i,asdeipnia Sundays, SS2c -osV 10
= IL IS Il 10 y - M % 49, %. sSs
o. 80 T Il * Ssy. Y. -. g r. 9 10
'o2o, go. Q 10, 7 os, 60 n ~ W. ooV' 800.
II 1iHnea.sr, ! gndays, .ssao. 100, 1855. pos
10. 80 pm ~ 80. oO.soo, sts. 's2S Us
,,., WEST BOUND.
Dhlnore and Washington. eoa ,,,,
s5 i lae, y % N; si2 10 lsht, All aa,iS
az ~ daily except HnniaS' h uA'iy'
p m; both S iai rittsOurE. 'idss night. tzs
a, V q II IN! and 81. Louis. III 81, m ana
n, 'inu Ig;iy a'cOmnodation. 30 aud II IA n
,tandenbers Accommodation v.ss ,.u.
u Uosm;a46 and Tsp m; Sundsys "a
TF ESl fs, hISASE MgARgKET ST. STATION.
sunday For Baltimore. i. ssS nnai ara except
Va IIsg, ~ p. n, daily, except sansapS
IN; go P. m. daily, except sunday: q IN. and
o1mihy only; 5.l6p, m, daiiy' "%' a. N, on .
n I , and Chicago express daily e.,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR w,r.y,va
~ DSSSil yoo ,I2'05s; m, 's.s, 1904 .uo
q S Is. md dfSesps q s%nndiS. sn anu z2, a,
ueiephone. No. is5. MS
othsrIiuso Western points lower than vi. an
'; SsnH' iY Fas.. ,AEep, W. N; cLE,IFNrs,
nis.n
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

scriptons for ali dissa ess sV0 G,o i5S Pre-
g eiY, only 90 by mail, sealed. IIIis trl
I'VE sample free to all young and middio
a ngya 4 adar for the next 80 days. send
Bulfinch streo, Ph; W, II. PARKER,
eH street, boston Mass. o22eod ~
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
ON Tt EsDAY, MARCH o, 1889.
All O'Clock, p. M,

Three work or driving horsesand thrcc
colts: wv
No. l. Hamblctonian stallion. eornino
years old, very promising.
No 3. One year old. '''''
3yealing hcifcrs, / ycarlinp hui aIten,
. ZION top calriage. spar spring top buggy:
IaiIn wagon, Osborn binder, Osbnin
mower, light Chumpionmo or and other
Terms:-All sums of $40 and undor o.,,.
an over that amount a credit will he
given on purchaser giving n bnnknbic
hote with an approved cndorscr inter.
est added. q, ~ NnritGs
VIM j. Lunk, Auctioneor. i5d2twSt
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

Ill tIhs stock and farming implements together
~ VII pat " oi nls h u1ehold goods Us follows
i ini wv, IVY ythis Old; l two-seated carriage:
nn,het ueffDorni horse cart; 1 set Of ain ,ls
k,hri sihorelsi hoes spades aud forks. a loi al
'ii1oany nay by the tons lot Of dairy fixtures.
lais in,h 9oous-Among which is one nice
LEW srr oi1.n SOFA and chairs; hat rack COOK
ssLofei pAIlor stove; bed room stove; mum.
oer OF carpets and many other thin "a moi me n,
W. A. Hukill, Ruct. esena,.s
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

Have your work done In Wilmington.
Crayon portraits, mean that you get at
Cummings gallery, 302 Market street -,
for ~ with an order for cabinets.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

via:
No. l. A brown nave, 0 years old. work In
single sr double harness; u good driver,
horse. ' eN- $50
:, one good cow, fresh in December last;
Berkshire boar, months old heller, i YEAR
old, Germantown carriage, In good order;
ly new, two horse fan Wagon 1 one-horst
cart in good order, wat ring cart. tank and
hose, steel tooth horsr rake, good order; S
hay forks, Smar1ing poles, 2 Lair OF double
trees and single trees, hay knife, l hay rig
sing good order | .Pennock corn shell, r.
roller, Van Wrinkle rain fan, / grain cradle.
l,t siaeI or grape mill 2mowinR scythcs, picks
Ereeslps hoe; Iron post srsde sh9yes hoes,
u etc or barrels, barrels Of cider vinegar, n
Gola bed lids, sets Of single harness, | set Of
nearly new, collars, brldles and hallers, u
COW chains, l2-horte Syracuse pillow, / hOrsa
sM asSa ~ p,ow' ! nos Moot pillow, No. I
row, harrow chain, aculiiVat9rp, corn COW
eier and cJrn planter, hedge hooks, . corn
rake. IN good orders Buckevo now,r. AL
die aud bride, timothy hay by the ton, corn
on the ear or by the bushel; 81 bushels, ESrly
.ose potatoes fur seed: $50 bushels. Golden
Ball turnips, 20n bushels of pur ole top turnlns
s5TS naedlts Q: oorn fodder. :
iermei-AN sums OF " ana under cash all
snms over that amount a credit of6 m 3nths
VIII be given.
l.. W. stidham 4 Son, Ancts. fl3-itw-Itd
DU BLIC SALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT
public sale, On the furm known rs
hollywood, On the road leading from
| Franklin Schoolhousc to Red Lion. nv
the undersigned, ON
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 2lsr, 1889,
at 10 o'clock a. m,
l6 head Of horses, among which are >
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
Public Sales.


|
No. |. Bay horse, coming years old,
sound and kind In all harness. Handle.
| toninn and Morgan Jackson stock and an
NO. :. BAY mare, 7 years old, n good
worker and driver and kind in all har-
ness. fHs So.
No. g. Bay marc, II years old, good
worker ana driver. a
No. T. Buy horse, IL years old, good
driver and cannot be hitched wrong.
NO ?. brown mare, 10 years old, will
work IN amy harness.
No. O. Bny mare, ~ years, I'm foal by
Lorc's Abdnllnh, and Il sure brood marc.
No, J. mare colt, 10 months old, u full
Twenty head Of cattle. 10 of which arc
good dairy cows, and some OF them com.
ing in profit by day Of sale, others spring
ing ana all IN good conditions grade
Guernsey hetfers all in calf, yoke of
good work oxen, also | llolstein bull 10
shoats. brood SOW. boar, Berkshire
ana Poland China stock; farm wagons,
spring wagon, capacity 80 basketsj
lk wagon, nearly new; , OK carts, /
roller. horse nkcs | Champion binder
grain drill. Oliver chilled piows, . M
: Wiley plows, twin harrow, 2 iron cul
tivntors, ! sullly cultivator, 1 Newtown
corn shellcr, new; | Dick feed cutter.
IN excellent machine; onc-hnlf interest
in two-horse tread mill power, made by
a. blaker Co, also 81 feet of rubber
betting and an Appleton mill, ali in
good order; jump seat carriage, no
top buggy, | sleigh, set OF Single hur-
moss, sot OF double carriage harness, 2 |
sets of wagon harness, pillow harness, col. |
lars brides, forks, hoes, shOyels, single |
anu double trees, and many other arti- |
Giles too tedious TO mention; also II lot Of |
ilrst-clnss Timothy hay. and one huff In |
tcrest In 81 acres Of " heat IN the ground. |
Tcrins'-on all sums OF SO and under |
, oiisn: M oyer that amount "A credit of . |
months viii be given the purchaser by |
giving bnnknblc note with approved |
endorscr with interest added.
\, COLBURN.
W. A. Huldll, Auctioneer. III cod IL Is
IOuBLIC sALE-WtLL BE SOLD AT
L. public sale, at the residence OF the
subscriber, ON the Creek road leading
rom Newport to Christiana, New Castle
Hundred,
On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1889
At II o'clock, n. m,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
ON SATURDAY,
THE 23d OF FEBRUARY, A. D., 1850.

piano, parlor set, 7 pieces; brussels Garnet
spurs OF bedsteRts, tnatlre5 tes ami heit NJ
e.ock' mantei ornaments, ent y and stair
JJMpel, luRrAln carpet, extension liable, \
igmrnlt9re; dental chairs, stand aud loot rest
dr mne Stove, coo stove, ONCE chair, case ~
rHlntluas, dental lathe. aud ilne iot Of den VI
W, VI instruments; also some Zine native wine
maIhh,vu pure. and made by the partIes
gallon. '' aoiu ny the
,heasons for selling parties wish to leave the
UaB. me safe positive, and to coulmeuca AZ
10 o'clock. and to continue iii ali Is s"IJ Ut
/ " a,t,, AMELIA l., uRsMBY,
" " Siiuhuhi SOD hucIs. fiS 81
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

fine. large chestnut gelding years old, 10
hands high, sound and kind; very fine road
ser Anq n good saddler.
An extra Inc bay coupe or carriage horse, O
years old. 10 hahdshlpl, aouud, Kind and fear-
lets; livery pleasant roaditer. ~ r -
A Day Kentucky horse, years old, 10 hands
nigh, sound and kind. nae Appearance, pet-
ttcty safe: a good roadster. 80 -.
bay horse. years old, 10 "a hands high, OF
very fine style and action, FEARLESS OF all objects
no tricks or Vices, pleasant roadster.
bay horse, years old. ~ ~ banda high.
sound and kind; a ROot general purpose horse,
remarkably nne bay mare, Will weigh
nearly 800 pounds, smoothly built. y years
OH, 10 81 hands high, an extra worker, fair
driver, sound and Ali right,
y handsome bay horse, years old, 10 hands
hlgii, sound, kind; good roadster.
bay horse, years old, rs 81 hands hIeh,
sound aul Kind; good driver.
good worker.
a bay hvrse, 10 years old. weighs 1, 100
poun Isl s aH
A gray horse. 3 years old, 15x hands higb,
lady. ~ 50
A bay horse, 8 years old, u - hands high,
sound aud Kind, good style, famils broken,
Also large number OF other horses; null de-
scription on day OF sale.
nG-2t WY, WARNER.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

sEERLEss DYES s eTS 5n Sa TEsI
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1S.-Americ
detectives know a thing or two and Z
can do bit of good work CO.. a
while, even II they ean,ipd Banker
SMELLS murderer, T5zt T'inke-ton's
men have justsed this fact.
News wsefived In this city on Sat
urdams vicenzo Villela and Giuseppe
z,estno, Red-nosed Mike'sraccomplice
fthe murder OF Mcclure and Flanagan.
al been arrested by n Pinkerton man 10
le village OF Nicasro Catauzuro, Italy.
Inc TWO men were suspected of the
iurder at the. same tine that "R-d-
osed Mike" was, They were Swallowed
y detectives. The mufderers left Wilkes
are in November. They took their share
Tue robbery, $4,000, with them End
cut TO New York. After hanging
round for some weeks, to throw the de-
'ctives oil the trail, they took passage
ON Jersey City fof Iaiy, November 20.
The detectives had Their eyes on tile
zen all the time. They let them leave
scause there was not sufficient evidence
arrest them on. The European branch
the Pinkerton agency in London was
ollled the departure of the men, and
hen the Italiaus arrived they were met
detectives. The murderers could not
e arrested for the same reason that thew
ere allowed to escape IN this side.
lhen "Rei-Nose Mike' made his confess
on on Jaruary9 the agency here tcle-
raphed it over to London. villela was
rreetcd last Friday aud Beverino on Sat
rday. They Will be bro lght over In
bout three weeks.
WlLKEsBARRE, Ps., Feb. 17.-When
he people OF the Wyoming Valley read
he dispatch this morning regarding the
frest OF Villtla aud the location OF Be-
erino, "Red.Ro:ed Mixes" accomplices
the mountain murder near here, ex-
re:sions of eratituds and satisfaction
ere noticed on everS had. When Mike
ms informed of the arrest Of his confsd-
rates in crime change came over bis
ountenancs and every muscle in his
ody seemed TO relax. His face turned
paleness like that OF death. it is
iore than probable that the three muir.
erers will together eXpiate Their horri-
lie crime on the gallows,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1889,


M IUV VIOcE, a. M, as fOlIOws:
III mead Of horses, bro Il mare with roai.
olu In MAY; 10 mitch cows with calves nv 'thety
sue or sprlngng: 31head OF yonng cattle
among Them some line heilers W IN cali Ia IN,
nuke OF Poplar Grove. The above storl ave
~ thoroughbred Durham home raised and in
Rnou milking strain. The DIXIE OF PosIir
HIoNe, 2years old lastJune, bred by Edward
Emory, ESQ OF Centreyllle, Nd, / woke of
ven 1f ken and well-mated oxen, . fat heifers
3mowers two OF which are new: 3 wheel mi
nval0t', pl9ws,, harrows, hay pr IS, f.age
nsir,hess' lorks, shovels, rakes, and many other
Terms; All Sums Of $50 and under cAsh: all
over that amount credit of nine lnonths Az
prrvi'dstr Eiying bankahle note with an APP
l.. w. stldhnm Y Son. Allets. l2i-6id.MIa
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY alst, 1850,
A uCTIoNEER's CARD.
VIM, J. LANK, Auctioneer

r. o. address, WILMINGTON. Del. Can nan.
eraiiy he seen on market days at JanyfsTia
store. Fourth aud King SITS. or can he reseh.d
by telephone, No. $50. i5-dtwinn,e
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
Att o'clock, p. M,

Four extra dairy cows light buggy.
set single harness, sclfdumping horse
rake, baldwin hay and fodder cutter.
on" ana t%o'horse syneuse plows, cult
po9n hay fork shovel, spade, rnkcs etc.
iionSchnld Goods: Walnut extension
table, walnut dining room chairs, roclS
ing chairs chamber suit, chamber sets,
stoves, tables, carpets, etc.
Icrris'-'All sums of S20Rnd under cash.
over that amount, u credit or Six months
on the purchaser giving II note with an.
Plpp'W9 enl3rser. A. W. CARLILE,
fBdbtw2t
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Goth, 1880.
at O'Clock, p. M,
& HORSES Enr

] sorrel horse, II yeAr5 old. pair OF very
me muels, OySaTh oldI / old mute, " wears
plni Two mnk cows, one with cali by her side.
extra good, the Other coming In profit :. Farm
wAg H. with hay bed; Germantown carri.
ages, one nearly new; self dump rake,
Acme harrow, four cultlyators, 2 Syrar use
pioNs, one 2-horse roller, nearly new; grain
and fertilizer drlu, Buckeye, new; Grant 4
DerrinE mower IN good Orier, 1 hay teIldef,
new double aud single trees lot OF seed 20.
tatses, grindstone, hay cutter, 1 ditchinR
spades lot OF corn knives forks, rakes and
sboYels larse feed box. COW cbalns, WHEEL
barrow, sets double wagon harness, plow
harness, sets OF driving harness, iron
grates, lot Of salt, hail peck and raIf bushei
measure bags of ii ter's phosphate, forks
and chain, wheelbarrpw, grass sower. long
hay ropes 2 hafpoon forks, one double and
ohe slhg.s' ! Monarch igltning cross cat saw,
chhrn ana butter tuh. cedar meat cask, bar
rtls, lot OF chickens by the pair lot az ,rhiSL
Gus; cOops, iron pig trough, ! long ladder and
t0u. ' ~ 'i''"
Terms;. All sums OF SIS and unier cash. ali
over that. amount credit ofuinsty ,ays IN
purchaser giving q hankthle note with Itn an
cash. a. A. ID ISSHNy" i"'
VIM. J, Lank, Auctioneer.
fli-2tw-d1b-fg 1919
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

puBLlC rALE--rllE UNOERgIGN
a cd having rented hts farm win SUI al mn.
lic sale ~ Ills Residence, IN New CIstir linn-
gi''li on the road leading nom New castle 10
delaware CITY, his stock and farming utenails
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
"All-wool Henrietta"
Near centre Of The store.

"All-wool Henrietta"
That's what the mislead-
ing tickets say. They're
simply a good grade of all
seool Cashmere. The won.
dertul part is the price.
37B cents! That would be q
fair price tor lighter and
slightly cotton mixed Cash
meres. Cotton creers into
more "all wool" Cashmere
than you suspect. .... 49,.
These 81 eentars are
good weis hit and in all the
Spring shades. On the coun-
ter to-day for the first.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1889,
At IL o'clock, n. m,
HORS b S..


No. l. Black mare, Jenny, coming 3
years old, good worker, fafr driver.
No. g. Bell, brown mare with foal, com
ing lOyears old, II good worker and dri-
yer.
No. ,. Harry, about IL years old, first.
class worker.
No. T. Bill, brown horse, good worker.
Also two ycarling colts.
Fourteen head of cattle, some with
calves by their side, pair oxen, years
old, well broken and good workers, lot
Of poultry, farm wagons, mill dearborn
York buggy, latest improved steel bin
der moving mnchine, nearly now;
Birds sulky cultlvator, horse rake, farm
roller, feed cutter, grain fan, Q plows, 3
single cultivntors. garden seed sower,
set Of wagon harness, lot of single and
double trees, also half interest of 26acrcs
oi wheat in ground, and other articles.
Terns:-All sums Of SIS and under
cash, all over that amount "a credit of i
months, ON purchaser giving Il banknble
note with an approved endUrser.
WALTER +. CLEANER,
w, j. Iank, Auctioneer. w2tdtfl3.l5-i7
DUBLtC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
Il having sold his farm will sell at pullis
sale on the fam known as Bread and
~ Csc Island, b-tween Newport and stan
ton,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

PnuApnLrHrA. Monday. Feb, IS. 1857.

1t wasn't these fine wool
heavy weight French Col
ored Cashmeres that rolled
the trade waters, but they
suffer just the same.
Worth IS cents as surely
as golden eagles are M61
their face, 6Nt Ms. ,,Sss e 70
cents. ,4 !,
Thes... .L...,. 60
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

Jute Velour Covers
Titan Velour Covers
French Velour Covers
Printed Velvet Covers
Iinseled Tapestry Covers
Ffeuch Tapestry Covers
German rapo stry Covers
Persian Tapestry Covers
Emb'd Plush Table Scarfs, 81. % IN
26-ineh Jate Velour Squares, 75c
For never so lew dimes
you can bring a CHEEKY bit OF
Summer warmth and light
and brightness into the
room.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

DUBIIc sALE-wII.L BE SOLD AT
J. public sale, ON the farm belonging 10
}. ID. Winslow, in BrtndyNinc Hundred,
near sllnrplcy's school, on Concord nike.
. miles nom Wilmington,
ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, lss9,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

TUE SCIENCE OF
Medical Work OF The liz
age on Manhood, Ncr,
Nnus and Physical De.
hility Premature De.
cline, Errors of Youth
und the untold misel'ic I
S ei,a seqnent thereon.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

46oms theycame from
.'Sfn out as good Cashmere
as Is made in the world. Get
within reach Of these siufs
or send for q blt-then trust |
your senses. ,.
3 garnets dove gray
3 resedas pearl gray
3 browns medium gray
cardinals pitlm
2gobeiins old rose
Near centre of the store.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-18

There's quick news in
Upholstery. Yard, square
Chenille Covers that within
eighteen months were 81 so
and last week 81, are rs
cents GA, $3.50; SxI2,
S.
Just such a streak
runs through a dozen Other
sorts: