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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

1t has been pretty definitely decided
upon that new draw Is 10 be put on the
Third street bridge this summer. Through
the excellent management OF levy Court
man Hickman the abuiments have already
been made at such gradual expenee 10
the county that the burthen OF taxation
has scarcely been felt The Lew draw,
the plans and drawings of which are on
hand, with the pivotal pier and tenders
will cost somewhere about SEQ, 900, aud
as coon as the spring fairly opens bids
will be asked and the work aiven out.
The work will probably occupy about
half the summer, and Of course will cut
of all but the actual Necessary travel
for which the Levy Court will endcayor
TO provide means as far as IL can.
The building OF bridge over the
BrandyWlne at Washington street is
strongly advocated but the general i'm
preston is that with the draw on Third
street bridge ii would entail too much ex-
pense upon the county for one year.
The proposition, however, Is enter
taiued and freely spoken of 10 build one
abutment this year, one the rext year
and tinish. it the third year This plan
would spread the cost over three years
and would not be oppressiyely felt ty
The taxpa, ers.
The high bridge at the Rising Sun is
also receiving attention. 1t is called
high, and is high above the water but
still it is so low that the hills al either
end are go steep that not more than hal
q Dad can be drawn up by teams. Iht
proposition is fayorably spoken OF t,
raise The bridge ten feet higher that I'll,
grades may lie le:sencd AZ both ends
The cost Of such change would be con
Siderable possibly 81, 900, hut the i'm
proYement is such needed one that TIL
taxpsy era IL that vicinity would com
plain but little If ucy were made.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

W!ll you heed the warning: The ~.
nal perhaps of the sure approach of that
more terrible dlsease, Consumption. ASK
yourselves II you cen afford for the sake OF
saving 80 cents, to run the risk aud do
nothing for 1t. We know from expert
ence that sLiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. It never fails. This explains
Why more Than Is Million Bottles were
sold the past year, It relieves Croup and
WLooiiug Cough at once. Mothers do
not be wi bout H. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster N
b. Daniortb wholesale and retail agent,
Second and Market streets, Wilmington
IHtI Q -@'l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1880.
The jury in the case of William


The jury in the case of William II.
Robinson VS.. the city has, as wac ex-
pected, returned verdict against the
city, and the taxpayers will be com
PEELED to pay the plaintiff $1,000, and
about 81 900 more for costs and atlor-
ney tees, all on account of officials
who are paid by the city not attending
70 their duties. This is the plain fact
Of the matter, and il is useless TO minee
words about it. The evidence OF DR..
Shortlidge showed that he had notified
the proper officials of the existence OF
this hole In the Sidewalk, and another
witness testified that he had called the
attantion Of q member of Council to
the matter. 1t is clearly the duty of
the Street and and Sewer Commission
and the Street Commissioner to see
that the payemenis aud streets are
kept In sale condition for pedes-
trians or vehicles TO pass over, and in
the former the matter is 80 much the
worse, because it is no cost to the city
to have them kept in repair. Accord
ing to the ordinance II is the duty of
the proper officials TO notify the owner
OF q property whose sidewalk is in a
bad or dangerous condition, TO have it
repaved, and If he does not do it with
in reasonable time to send men and
have 1t done at his expense, the charge
to stand as lien against his property,
which can, if necessary, be sold to
safety it.
There are scores Of other places in
this city to day where the pavements
are In as bad order and as liable to
cause persons to fall and injure them.
selves as was the holo on French
street, and this case should be a warn
Ing to the authorities to see that they
are attended to at once. 1t would be-
cheaper for the city TO employ man
TO do nothing but walk the streets, and
report all such defects, than it is to
pay heavy damages for persons being
injured by falling into or over them.
There Is no doubt but in the case just
tried the plaintiff was entitled 10 re-
ceive damages, as according to the tes-
iimony Of three reputable and well.
known physicians, he has received in
juries from which he will suffer as
long as he lives, and which, under
certain conditions, are liable TO cause
his death at any time. Still the fact
remains that when the tax payers
employ ind pay men to attend to the
streets and sidewalks for the purpose
OF preventing just such accidents, they
or their sureties, instead of their en-
ployers, should be held responsible for
any accident that might occur through
their negligence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

The New York papers have for some
time been discussing the matter Of the
decline in attendance al the churches.
and the following words, spoken by
one OF the principal lay managers of a
leading church in that city, may fur
nish key to the solution of the ques
ton:
1--WE haven't any room in our church
for people who haven't paid for their
eeats. Our trouble Is not to find places
for strangers, but to keep them out, We
don't ask them to come, and we don't
want them. Ii they come, they ate Ia
the way, and we have hard work to get
them out of the way, but we manage to
do Il, nevertheless. We have to watch
them, but sometimes they elule us aud
eontrivs TO find seats somewhere Their
We have to tell them very plainly to gel
up and 60 out. Aud we make them dc
It,"
This remark was apropos Of q state
ment made by lady from Detroit
who entered the church in question
last Sunday, and while engaged in
prayer WAS approached by this gentle
man ~ and ordered TO leave the place
hlh itellnR seems 10 DO spreading Ill
over the land, but as yet we believe
that ii has not reached this city, anC
sincerely hope that ii never will.
Still it must be confessed that there
are places OF worship even here wher,
it is impossible. for stranger to fee
that he is welcome, especially if h,
should wear q threadbare or shabby
suit OF clothes. The time was whel
Methodists especially could De told b,
their actions before men; they let thei
light shine so that all could see it, bu
unfortunately that day has passed an,
too many protesting christians seen
10 be possessed OF that peculiar kind c
unnhtrusive. religion that any on
could spend lie time in their com
pany, without knowing from thei
words or eCilons that thoy made an
nretensions to even have expcrlelce
q change OF heart. These are anon
The causes that arc causing decrease
attendance at the chuIcAes, and II wi
be well for protesting Christians
carefully study this matter ere "
like France years ago, become matte
Of infidels.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15
Wooden Gibghans.

No better title can be
given to the Scotch Elan
nels which you may find
just across the aisle from
the great Bingham show.
And Why not Woo'en Cling
hams? They are made by
one Of the great Bingham
firms, and all the skill of the
craft is at the service Of the
Flannels.
Here is one line of AZ
sty lies at so cents, and
another of SO styles at 90
cents, all go inches wide.
The colors are quiet, pat
terms small, best suited to
mems shirts and psjamas.
small boys kits, and ladies'
wrappers, sacks, and dresses.
Here is another line, II
styles, 80 Inches wide, at rs
cents. They are higher
colors, with silk stripes, and
adapted to ladies' sacks,
wrappers, or tennis dress.
All OF these Flannels are
washable, with just enough
cotton In the warp to pre-
vent undue shrinking.
The beautiful French
Printed Flannels, and the
many other sorts adapted to
dress uses, completely lit
the term FLANNEL" from the
old inherent dullness.
We know you are ques-
tioning our silence on Sa.
teens. No,,we have not dis
carded them. We are not
so daft on the Scotch that
we have no thought for the
French. The Mulhouss
beauties are here-that is,
above in the Invoice room
only waiting their tuln to be
welcomed Ut the counters,
A few are ready, but the
host will join them soon.
The thousands OF business
women, and the tens OF thou.
sands more who are not, but
equally want in the Spring
wardrobe a solid, plain, sub
stantial, knock-sbout dres.
or suit, will welcome the &
{ cent Trlcot (have been Il
cents), so inches wide, al
wool. a choice OF ID color
ings. All new goods, cam
, to the counters yesterday.
just next them is a line o.
4 so styles, stripes and plaid:
a all wool Dress stufs, 3
!. d inches wide, so cents a ysre
a Some gay and stylish, other
, subduSd, and elegant. The
= fill a niche which Is nc
y equally supplied elsewhel
in this market.
Suggestion Is our limiia
1t ton in Dress Goods. d
y our best, we may not go b.
yond it. And this is SO be
> cause the Dress Goods stoc
l. OF which we write is IL
Il greatest In the land-we b
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

AS might have been expected, the
bringing policy Of the present admin
istrstion has encouraged Germany to
continue her high handed acts in the
Pacific. An American flag ia at pres
ent in one otthe departments at Wash.
ington, torn 10 shreds by German bull
lets, and now comes report that the
dispatches intended for an American
warship at Samoa, have been inter
cepted and destroyed BY the German
Consul on those islands. We wonder
il there is another nation on the face
OF this Garth that would submit TO
such indignltiCs3 II tile report should
prove correct, II Is probable that Mr.,
Bayald, if he has time before retiring
10 private lie, will write Bismarck n
letter and ask him as special favcr
please 10 NOT do It again. Thank for.
tune we are nearing the cud Of thif
ilck'apitilc, srpine policy, and will be,
fore another month have msn In ,Le
Cabinet, and another IN the executive
chair who viii leach Germany and all
other nations that our flag and tAf
rights OF our citizens must be respected
In every part Of tie world.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

No, !, Bay horse, coming 4 years Old.
sound ana kind in all harness UInmblc,
tuhlan ana Morgan jackson stock aud nm
excellent roadster
no. .. lay mare, I wears old n pOo1
WORKER and driver and kind in All hul..
ness " ''
M. .. Bay mare, II years Old, a good
No, :. nay morse, IL years old. n aood
driNer anu cannot he hitched wrong,
No. =. Brown mare, IL years old, win
work in any harness,
, No; g. liay mare, Z years, in foal by
Lore AbdnllulI, aud n surc brood mare.
sister to No, l. 49, " '"''
Twenty head of cattle, ID of which are
gnua onlrY cows, and some of them com
my IN pfoft by dny of sale, others snrinV.
ing, and all IN good condition. 4 gts,dc
Guernsey heilers all in calf, / woke of
Eopu work oxen. also / ITolstein bull. ia
sHohts, brood SOW, 1 boar, IIerItshirp
i''a Nv, oi,tin Nlllha stock; farm wagons,
spring wagon, capacity 80 baskets. |
w wagon, nearly new; OK cnI,tI /
ioller' morse rtkcs. Champion bitidrr
! champion mower, l corn marker /
Sl u,.nlurtii urn, Oilvcr Chilled plows, No.
! WHEY plows, twin harrow. 2 iron cui,
tiEators, sull,y cmtivutor NrWtnn,
corn shciier new; ! Dick feed G,ttirr
IN eAcelirhl lnaclinC; onc-h half interrst
| ~ ntWo-hofse tread mill pow or, made bv,
A. lilnkcr & Co.. also 81 feel or r,,i,,, "S
betting, and an Appleton min 'ii ~,
| t"pi olucri Jump seat carriage no
tnp bnGsyi sleigh, l set or single haI.'
| mes, ! .tl OF double carriage hItrnrss y
sets % wagon harness, pillow harness Ell.
MI MI GGr ns' forks, hoes, shovciy single
| ~ 700 tedious to mcntion.'nlso 1. l,i &c
ti,,I, Timothy hay, and nnc.haIf in.
'e1 rsl III % iicrrs Of wheUt Ia the gronnd
coat Srn ms all sums of $40 and ma ~
| ~, ~ oIei Unit amount n credit OF 4
aNlns hnnlpble note with nnn,nvra
ehuofsefl with interest added 'pi'''''"
W A. lukill, Auctioneer. rs cod 10 "a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

george w Stone & Company and J.
n Hudson X Company, 10th engaged in
the ZANE business, have effected a combl-
nation uudcr the name Of the Stone &
Hudson Supply Company, and they have
applied to the Legislature for an act of
hco 'porAtion. Tbls will give the com.
psny Increased capital and a larger place
Of business will be provided for carrying
on their trade. u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900
100000 Tickets nc Twenty Dol.
lars each. Halves SIC; Quarters

s,ia PriEes, amounting to........N, OSi 500
EoTs.-rtesets drawing Capital I'rlses ara
not entitled to terminal FriEos.
For CLUB Rates, or any rurthsr tntormA-
ticn dehrsd, Write lexlbly 10 tho underaIsn.
%, clearly st1ttns your residences. with
state, county, Street and Hambsf. More
rapid return mall delivery will Ds assured
oy yoer enclosing an Envelope bearing your
tend POSTAL NOTES. Express Monsy
Orders, OF Rev \ ork Exchange In ordiner1
letter .Ourrsney By kKpress lAt our expenssi
addressed 10
81 A. DAUPHIN.
or II. A. DAUPHEN,
washington, u. c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15
Wanamaker's,
PHILADELPHIA. Friday. Feb. is. 1850
Among recent changes in
the store the following will
probably interest you:

The Bargain Room for Rugs, Carpets
and Oil Cloths is in the northeast
corner Of the Basement.
Buttons are concentrated on one long
counter at the centre of the main
floor.
Spool Cottons and Sewing Silks are
west OF Main Aisle, second aisle
north OF centre.
Leather Bags and Satchels are west of
Main Aisle, adjoining Shoe Depart
ment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15
DRUNK EN- NESS
Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cur,d
by Administering DIR. Haines'
Golden specific.

~ ~ Gan De glyen In cup ofcoiicc or ten with.
. la hIn2wedEe OF the person tnting ID, ~
NAM ~ Y nariniess and VIII eject permn-
in, ~ speyuy cure whether the patIent Il
Z hl nOusrste drinker or an alcoholic wtsrt
ne moasAnns Of DrgnkRrds have been made lem
ihsiT rai,aa M ',i nave taken Golden Specific an
qn rs5o UtiisVe they qnlt drinking Oh tbSir own
o,,c g I'LL, IN; dI NEVER FAILS. The systsn
an utter Inv MIN the Specific, 1t
exist, ''' 'he Ilqhof habit TO
se rSr sale by Y. JAS BELT, Agt, 9th and Mar.
D''A hee' 1ly-eod-ly
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Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.


| DEO. I8,h, Haea. -.
Rsnins wil leave wiiuanxtcn ~ fsllsup
rnlladelphiA texpressj, 4 an sa,sse. 20.
80 ga 30 ioM. 10 .. Il b. iltia. n, II I,
se OK az s g sp a "a. z IA
Fl if Z 4 / .s; Il. /; 4 ~ q. .ss
xecomnodstion, GO ss1t 10. ala p@
New n Yoss ~ IL q m m 70 s x IA ps5 ~
mYa.m, 'i2.8 u y 20. al. Is sd sd.
20 H. h ss 70 2 1 r .n
for IVES. Chester. Vi. Lanokn, go aas
yos NsitsfS t6stsrs Il aud intermediate s.s.
nPanS :. a an Is.s, and s.,.,. p NJ
bsI!inioIe and Ny Line. "a Pm.
Ofs'; .%s tsd Nv S-fGlsss.il - u,
Trains for Delaware Division leave fort
~ ~. " .: m, Rtb ~. sA
Qeorsetoun and Lewsa. 9 q, .. n,sRp. H..
sS Ssis.r pa p ~ va, stations so
Ssp,ss: q. = A !; ri so .. N. way
al ssnt ! q tsr bower. Harrington. and Da.
En ans,in f Slsy .ps ci.ss OLD rein. oo.
fort. and Nortolf, fos Night
Leave philadelphia, broad street. for WI
nipsscRso ,Ssxpfs,sh sssm IN sSi.
w ss T. ~ Y " i rs, hi 0i 4 ~ !. nv NJ 'Sa
Ae;sGss% Is ~ 80, 81 isss saa = Il
tered q tRs ssss oas a r. stasS are re-
Trains n arked thus 20 sre limited sxpress
s nPpa yhieh p, ssTa ARE h eaAITfa' -
0ss sssrs ss SSs s...rs, 4 %SSP AZ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR rhilAdsiphis texprea,. $50. asa su
~ slo. II g. "a, zn. "a e and % 70 y. ..
/! gOi Shs:tsy sssp Z; sis.s 10. II u "A,
laoeS@@Rodstlon. SIS ma rIs. IN. sio
81 II: s 81 i, is.G sss x :as III ~
ri west Chester. via LsnOltn. sisa n.
,ToI Caps Charles, Old Pom, Comfort sns
For NV Castle, Kirkwood, nIddietown,
Siiis' ssatord. I.sfei md Deinnsf. Y Is fisss.
sil Y Il 1; m. " %. g 70 % .. N: and q %
s Leave PsiasslpSs sTcss and Y ssht
A. NJ, 1.6s ia, Il. d il, d and ii.l =. NJ. r."
Accommodation, s;@s 70. q a. M, iz.Ss. !. 10.
RALTMoRE & OHIO R RAILROAD.
- Schedule In effect Dec. Q, isis.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DE
.Expres. , r9r EAST BOUND.
phiisdsiphlA, w.ok days. % 20, 10. 90.
y, IS y, %, $40 a., II is, m; sla 20. 81
. %. 9 %. 20 20, I2s, q 10, % 20. 7os % m.
q psp.. IS Z, 7, Il snndSys 'syo. ri, s.
'sgS, o,sste. $50 p U. %"
SO, SoS. Y 70 ! n; .ia %, 90 500. sss,
o u p ~; ~, SO m, O., ,m so,
NJ y q N, SO 20 / %. so. SEA- 'tss. sSs.
WEST BOUND.
balhmors and wAshinston, 500. sliaf
s % n da,lv y s, M ~ 20 nlsht. An daily.
U NJ, Sotb any rittsourS. sli 80 night, 's2s
:, 1 q d! M ana 81. LOuiS 'l 81. m and
siaF.riy S,cOmnodatlon, 30 and II 10 n
tsndsnecrs Accommodation, week days.
II ooA mizS and tzSp nj Sundays, so
TRAINS Leave MARKET ST. STATION.
SOL oL rhiiHsasl Rhls, 40 .; m, daily. except
sahanYi tSr baiilinofe; S.S' a. IN. and 5.l5 D.
For LandenberR, 6.SA. IN, 1875 a. m, and
2Sp P. m. daily. except sunday; as a. m. on
plusbhrR and Chicago express daily SIS
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ron w1LMrNe.
Daily, 'l2.o5 a, M, $50, 1000 I'll. 90 n m.
~ noon, l4O, 400, 10, $50, G.S. u. 10
Daily, ekcept sunday. 90, and 7.s5 a. n,
'4.2o. and i.Sj y, m.
/ sunday only, s3l m.
Rates to Western points lower than via any
Gen'i Fass. Agent. Gehsrai Manager.
Ato-a
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wrLmrEsro q NoRranEN n. ,

Time table in effect, Dec. 9th, Isss. Train,
leave Wilmington lfreneh street) - follows
Az l9r ukesdinG, Birdsooro, Joanna, spring.
Tamaqua, Allentown, Lebanon. Wernsrs
y VIZ and Al polnts on the PhiladelphiA and
hfEraing =; IA 30 q, m. and 2.40 p. m.
., TOT sprlhEneid, WaYneaburg Junction,
ESoaissylile, kmbreeylle, Lenspe, Chndd'i
FORD and Dupont's and Intermediate points
I,gO a. m, ?. " aud g. % d. m, '
FER Gainesville and intermediate points q,
40 a. m, 2: 20 and 8. 90 D. IA,
FOR west Chester, 100 .. m, 2.40 and go
Daily except Saturday aud Sunday,
Tor hew Bridge and intermediate points
l., lbp. m. Wv snS
ro On Sunday for Reading and intermediate
Intermediate polnts at Q. % D, m,
A. z. McCAusLAND. BoWNEss BRIGGS.
superintendent. Gen Pass. ARits
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

-Four extra dairy cows. / light buggy.
set Single harness, sClfdumniug horse
rake, Baldwin hay and fodder cutter,
one ana two-horse syracuse plows, cult
yator with covering attachment inr.
poun hay fork. shovel spade, rnlSes etc.
Household Goods: Walnut extension
table, walnut dining room chairs, rock.
inE chairs, chamber suit, chamber sets
stoves, tublc=, carpets, etc.
Term All sums OF S2Dund under cash.
Over that amount a credit OF six months
on III purchaser giving II note WIN an.
proved cndprscr. AW. G NRIjIE
l.. W. stidh,un u son, Auctioncrrs.
ftiI1twlt
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& HORSES HE

sotrel hcrsr. = years old; ralr Of very
nne lnuels. years old; old mule, 10 years
OH; two milk cows, one with calf by her side,
extra good, the other coming IN profit. Farm
wagon, with hay bed; 2-GeIlnailtoWn carri-
ages, one nearly new; lclf dump rake, 4
Acme harrow, four culiivators, Syracuse
plows one 2-horse roller, nearly new; grain
and fertilizer drill. buckeye, new; Grant q
Derrinf mower In Eood order, j hay ttddef,
new; double and single trees. lot Of seed po.
iatoes, grindao3t, hay cutter. 4 ditchfng
spades, lot OF cord knives, forks, rakcs and
shOyels, large feed box. COW chains. wheel-
harrow, 3kets double wagon harness, pillow
herness sesof driving harness,. ? Iron
Rrateo, lot Of salt, half peck and ralf bushol
measure. bags Of Liiteris phosphate. 2 forks
and ehsln, ! wheeibafrowi grass sower, long
one angie; Monarch lightning cross cut sa~.
chnTn aud butter tub. cedar meat cask, bar
rvis lot Of chickens by the pair. lot OF chick
ens, coons, IRON iilR trough, long ladder and
baskets, lot Of articles too numerous TO mem
tiou,
Terms, All SUM OF s2i and up1er cash, all
over that amount creaiI OF mint " DAYS, by
purchase giving bank able note with an APP
proved endUrser, BNnkabie discount of Tor
cash. T.. A. d. LYMAN
VIM. J. Lank, Auctloneer.
fti-2tW-dis-iG 1910
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SIX head Of horses, bro1d mare with foSl
ny french Coach horse, 2 colt} will wears
on In Nav lomdcb cuWa with calNss by stIe,r
slue or sprinRing; - head OF young catiie.
among them some tine helicrs, " IA calf TO the
Dnke OF Poplar Grove. The above stock are
good milking strain. The Duke Of Pal ~ ~
1IoNe, years oid sstJune, bred by Edward
I.npry, Esq or CcntTev lie, Nd, / woke OF
wen broken ami well-nn1tud oxen, fat he fers
ldrn wagons, OK eaft, DeeflnR reaners
ShoWers, two OF which are new; wheel cnl.
uNh'ors, Dlows, hafrows, nay pr, s., stage
articles not mentioned N'
Terms; IAN Sums Of $40 and under cash: all
over that amount a credit Of nine months on
purchaser giving u bsnLahlo note with an an.
proN,d m1oreef. GkuRGEZ. TYBUUT
l.. W. stdham & Con, Aucts. i2i-6td wis
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1889,
Att O'Clock, D. In, Sharp.

All O'Clock, p. m, Sharp.
Al bis farming utensils and stock as follows
No. !. a brown mare years old, WORK IN
sipgie or double harness; good driver.
No: 2. Bay horse. isyears old; good farm
One good COW, mesh In December last, 4
berkslhre ehoats. about 100 pounds each; I
f,erks boar, months DID, better, yeEr-
oldi lGermnntown carriage, in good order:
II n new w ts. nes,Iy n,m hseSn; near
hose, steel tooth horse rake, good order; S
trees aud s'ngIe trees, / nay kuiIe. / hay rig
catting, box, go cedar bean poles, i,.horse
roller, Van Wtnkle grain ian, grain cradle,
cider or grape mill moving So iles. pIcks
srnpsing ilce. Iron posi-, s,aie, sheyels, hoes,
sssI s 81 :1r siirdsn iIps 70 as A 69Hs
Cola bed ids, yaeis-SfsinEie harness, i'set OF
dpphls-vHr on harness, set Of cart harnefs:
cow chains, 2-horte syiucasr plow, i hOTs
Moore pl9g. 2seta q twin latfows. A-iar-
row, narrow chaiu, acultiyators, D corn cove
eiri ana lru p auter, 2he'lgc hooks, 6 corn
knives, l tTindstore, moving reaper. self
AXE Y goaa order Baekeye mower, sad
on tbs ear or by the busbel; 81 bushels. Eiriy
zoe potst es for seed: ~ bushels, Golden
a nS ,gt1s ~ e1shsli q pnr 10 top 'ntnias
Terms; All sums of 81 ana under cash all
sums over that amount ere al orc IN ntbs
GEoRGEc. HANSON,
l.. W. stldham Son, Aueis. flS-itw-std
puBLIC sALE.-THE UNDERsIGNED
l Will sell at his public sale at the resi-
dcncc Of the late James Clark, deceased
in Mil Creek Hundred. near Falkland,
Delaware, known as "Clark's Mills" on
NfnNrtAAp t,tsUnrr ny 90 zr,,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15
puBLIC SALE

DuBLIC SALE
l. of
STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
The subscriber will sell at Public sale at the
rcsidecee Oi j. i. ucheltree, near bellevue, In
Brandywlne Hd., on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th. 1850.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

RoARDING-PLEAsANT sEC0Nn-
cut board. 7Oa King street. WIN o. f, %h,h-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1889
At 1880 o'clock, a. IN, sharp,

Nine head of good work aud driving
horses, colts. trst-cla-s dairy COWS,
some with caivcs,0 home raised steers,
coming 2ycNrs old; 2 yoke of good work
oxen, good Hize; Il head of fat shpats, 2
farm wagons, | ne b.; . OK carts, with
hnX rigging; spring wagon, 2 carriages,
/ York wagon, rev; 2 carriage poles /
sleigh, binder, mower, ! horse rake, /
| Buckeye grain and phosphate drill, q
plows harrows, corn marker sullSy
cultlVators, "a little Diamond: corn
| shelter, grain ian, l feed cutter, l set
| double wagon harness 2 double sets OF
| chain pillow harness. cullnrs, brides sin
| glo ana double trees. forks, shovcls, . OK
| yotcs2 scythes and cradles, dinner
| bell, one half interest II acres OF wheat In
ground, and a lot of other articles toe
| numerous to mention.
! Terns:--All sums of so and under
| cash, all over that amount II credit of
months ON giving note with approx ed
eHdorser, interest added, or . per cent of
! for cash. VIM ST AFFORDS.
! W. J. Lnuk, tuctiuneor. fGwgt
ID. u. stewart, I lCTk.