davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
for Sale.

A XTiovrs q.,,lus n1l,', sideoo1td.,
able. AL ln. i.mp.r7 pi-no. ana r,11nsi
MANN's, ~33i 4u-a'e.
Kft-A.lGA. -Arcninuistion oi year-,
ID chin, d-is. bfovn ana i',l ,a.t'e.
t0npot- p.s,.. ana patt'l,. Ola ana NeiJ
oIAIIltt taf.ed ire,. HlrinNAy
- square Piano ,ooi % ne" w." sac
.ncr. $40 also UDlgh, or In-t.lDrhts.
l.771 L-sira'oD-a,e.. mar liu'h-'i.
NOR SALE-An old.e-,abll-hcd pi tire
L Tane factory. on account ~ q am 10
family. % loscy.
EOR SALE. Safety applrt1s for '.f
Il aid 1.l hHa,fr it. T. III ~
rice. 50 c0o q. q. DEoWN, care Ird'-
- on AL = oog ,acht. 80 IT,. i2A
Il beam, centieboafd ,'o,,,e,'Ie,di CABIN .
ais n,atly ntw. shtaD }. MIiiAN, J!J
Wnlian.st. Hobohen. \. j.
NOR SALE OR LNCnANGE.-f.r-i.
4 cl4.s secondhand boilris. cn2'n"', -t'sin
pt.uii.s balance ry.Nh.rie. r44u.r piuc-.
team ,o.l.. impro,'d sat ba ~" snd
"a work pfou.,itis sNeru.rf. Adifr. o. aN.
p.v LiSi.il lEOS WOkk,, Greene and
lcarl It.. jersey CRY
~ ,0nv y.,'.. ,lANG,e :. ,,,el GoG aa,rS ESNi% b.
tiOltff. 1871 fuI.4'llH lf''' -
cn.n.- f,I ODD l.l.. ol u.al t/iaf-. Sii.k =
pOl h iA.t-Ygff T. iff Din.1tr.
EHElNG's SAFE. Double door gooi
ii a. rcT q b'r1iin. Call or DAVE.
lSj Souin--t
OKlAH..a ONfN ch"3p. 4 .ol ~ n.w
i -rltiNi. for o."l q, hA.t Ian !isi,
~ ri Anond Road Svpl''on, =. ].
SNALL ROBERTS YAcuf BOILER for
- -alc. Dtif,ct condition rarrInftl -
pas Go,crn'rrnt inspection .e'. 80 'n-
i,rnb.I va NJ CluJ house. Afir -. BOILER.
33S West 81 t-st.
S,NsII, rHfNTING OFFICE. divided
- b. sui, - iiantio t-fi.. 81 loit
CO FOE yacht 'nriae and boiler
lrrran. il5 ! raaflm--t. y ooilyn. g. y.
ST. 900, 0O0. q ,',"D oiS.q,s : 50;
BEATTY. Washington. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
conrlrn Real gs!ale for Sale


A NEW HOUSE; rooms Including lot
a.. v'-ioo leet price. - 900; terms,
nv. s.o ca,A ba ahee $40 monthly; excellent
scgn0oshOod healthy 10 alton: IL miles
xxo.h xo.h CITY within 10 minutes walk Of rdii-
way station also house and BAN, t., GOO /:
sIhe ssShe tenn. H. l.. MOLCOTl ownaf,
~ Centrc-st.
A. PELHAM MANOR. for sale or u rent.
-li0useS containing 7 TO o room, rent
sDV PEI year VI. Address *. 1. BLACh,
.si jth-ayc
Asbl RY PARK AND OcIAS GROVE.
Hotels and cet.sge- for sale. let or
.snehangc. I. C. BKEAUTIGAM 4 co.
..o] ~. opposite depot; hsbufY Park. y. J.
AGENCY FOR MONTcLAIH.-usnd.
s.,Hsonr residences and building site, for
houses " let furnished o. unfurnished.
--lOBBs TAYLOR. . BeoAman.st.
A -fOk SALE; $4,000 cash. si5. .0o0
u. mortgage. at 4 per cent Will buy
IL ,handspricst residence and grounds In
.,vange: the most beautiful, Orna-
rta,,s And abundance OF ffc.t trees large
st,zw, noor: berry bushes. asparagus and
eeb beds vcIy c0nvcnicnt t. rta-
o.. S.ss = B. CLARK, 496 and 40s Grand.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
JnfurIiisled.

&NESr f7TH-sT.-Sswig decorated pan
" wv aud library extension situation IN
s1pssssd; pfiNatc family only; -5.3up-
npppp premises. . 10 .. VI 20 Nasfau'-t'' .
= Net s3D.ST. -:.stcry. lan'ry .cN-
tn ,,o'i. 90. iei month T. q l"t r.
s,. a.. a. ~. Aipy ir'i'isc-. I" ;, e.
StV lou>o 10 roor., al. ir,nfoven.rnt.
IN v"ie't location. ". HOWE. 55z MOI.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
5lats 90 Est. unfrrrisheb.

At THE DAKOTA. West 72dst., choice
"A housekeeping apartment oi h'he IoVnin
mt a1 700 prr aunun the only one va
cant. Apply between 10 and J.
I,OSFY SINGLE FLATS; suites OF
L seven rooms with bath. newly reno.
vstcd and decorated; rents moderate. lOs
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
BROOKLYN Real Est a'e.
Giip Goness 90 fei.
furnished

Tp LLI.--fuinish,c. handsome 5-stDry
1iOnns.One .olSe, excellent sty.c, th.iiA
~ ac silAcf. 70 sHaii. 81 i4i pbNat
,,I...'! o., grand plano gao COOKING s-stoN'
rtnD0Ih0ce - inst cIa.s J.. "V'fN rcspcct =
'v. - f0m elevated road rent 400 pei
.1n ..ccn Tom June u Srpt.r BE- 10 AdH & ~.
,..AfoHl." care o. a. J. Nutting, oeo
feiton-st. BIo0Al'n.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
poaro iOanic6.

WANTED Two comfortably furnished
w ro0ns and croilfnodAf.ul fpr maid hF
two adult. 300 a ITiN1tf jam nf -i.'.i
boarding -hou>' in su uN Nf'IiIo .t. lt
rel shbolhooc. below -1th-st. "li i'n"' J
tfoT. the el,,at-d foat 900 r..rlIsuf trt
fe,' able tabls required rf n..- L"s.f. a.
sd1fe.s l. y go, g. 1Ihun. f'DHn
Once 23- Dlotlnt'.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
Brooklyn Real Estate.

Y, or SALE.-Sicrv frame brildirg. COX
Il 100 2O- 2r3 and .Oj Watcf--i. suit
nhie Tor boiler. fourdf' ol las Zinc snOp.
LION AitD MOODY. % CoTrf-st.
~ HRTE STORY BDOWNS1ONT Brook
lAn. 70 cx hang, for small near tY CO n
uY ps9teTt'. iDliN -. liO1 =. J.o~ III
llrosdwa:. New-lOrX
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
Qitn Heal CsInic for Gale.

NOR SALE OR TO RENTING. 15S
II West ?7th-st. 3-S.pfy bIOwnstone
house SIC. 10 cN, OxiOo all iInpfov' ~ nj {;
hardy God finish open for inspect o. daiy !;
ter,p- of sale easy. owner, l.. {. UNDER
HILL. 20 Wali-st. or lGG West 9jth-st
NOR SALE or LEASE FOR \ TERM
Il OF YEAHS.-TwO fve-siory and base
tnent, >yery substantial. biownstone stores
In Ggechwich--'.. near Eecto--st.
\. EDDY 4 CO. 10 Eroadway.
NVADISON-ANE. s. o. cor. O9.h-St.-
l*s IA gain 20 immsdate cash purchaser; /;
80 900 may remain. Owner on premises.
ID EEELEsS HOUSES. "Monha,tan
i Sqgarc. North; houses. cabinet
niish, 55NQ5 fc.t stotics 49,. .elt and
cellar classical. original and unique; L
address RICHARD 0EEVES. owner and
builder, &C West S3d-s..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-19

WAS not slow to
take Indaba-zin1-
bis hint. About
a hundred a n d
fifty yards to the
left of the laager
was a little dell
where l had hid
den my horse, to-
gether with one
belonging to the
Beers, a n d my
saddle and bride.
Thither we went,
l carryi in 6 the
swooning Tota in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-19

my arms. To our JOY we found the
horses safe. for the Zulus had not seen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-19

Sure to relieve. Inere Is no failure
Simmons Liver Regulator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-19

spirit forth. But you were not satisfied
when the victory was yours, when the
spirit of all you had taken asked but one
little thing-a white child to take away
and sacrifice to himself, to make the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-19
CHAPTER VI.

WAS not slow to
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10

The reception to BE- rendered Comman-
der 10 Chief General Alger, on Friday
evening, will be one Of the 1nsst @. A.
R. demonstrations ever witnessed II this
city. The COMMITTEES Of arrangement
oonsists oftwslvs, bsing four from Bmyth
Post. No. l, four from Dupont Post. No.
Q. and an equal number from Graft Post
No. IL William j. Blackburn oil Post
has been appointed chairman, and the
members Of the committee will meet at
Institute Hall at o'clock. The exercises
will DO public, aud all are Invited to at
tend.
The following order has been issued BY
Department Commander Ayars: "The
parade for the reception Of the comman
der In chief on the evening Of February
IA will te as follows.
Posts to form on French street, right
resting on Fourth, at 7.30 o'clock sharp;
the parade to pass along Fourth street 10
Market, to the Clayton House to receive
the commander In chief, thence to Insti-
tute Hail aud di,miss. Seats will BE-
reserved at the hall Tor all comrades In
parade. "PETER B. AYARs,
Commander Depart. of DEL, q. A. r. "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10
TIE Dover State Sentinel saYa;

"The Levy Court of New Castle
county have been paying the Sheriff of
that county ~ cents per day for beard Of
prieoners This the Grand Jury OF the
county think 10 too exorbitaut price.
What would thsy say II 1t was 40 cents
per day, that the Levy Court of this
county allows the sheriflf"
We would say that It would be
pretty steep for an average Of l40 pris.
oners day and would only amount tc
SEQ $50 year or profit Of SIC. GOO o
year 10 the sheriff. While Chestei
county feeds her prisoners for 81 cents
day there is no reason why Ken
county should not do 1t for less Ii |.
not likely that Kent county has on
average of more than 10 prisoners o
day, which would not amount TO more
than 81, io0 year, which is too small
to be perceptible to the taxpayers
Still Tie principle Is the same and tn
Levy Court o. Kent county Is giviDy
the sheriff 81 cents Doodle per day 70
every prisoner he feeds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10

"Juat xs we arc about 10 c!ose our
editorial columns We learn on muat o.
cellent authority that the Republican
Iesders have Instructed the collectors not
| to allow Democrats TO see their books
and delinquent lists. Such thing was
never known under . Democratic ad-
ministra,i0n, End It 10 but Just TO say
that the Lesy Court IL not believed 70 BIZ
party to il"
The above 10 from the Sussex Jour
nal OF last Saturday. We agree with
the journal and say we hope that the
Levy Court will not be . party to II.
The books of the Levy Court should
be open to every citizen. They have
right to examine and peruse them in
search OF any information concerning
themselves or Tor others II employed
10 do so. True, il is q right that has
been rieidly denied 10 Republicans
hero In Wilmington, but one freely
accorded to Democratic politicians.
The delinquent returns of New Castle
County have been scaled Koran to
Republicans, but IN open bible to
Democrats. Even attorneys In viii.
mington on behalf of clients hare
been refused sight within the sacred
delinquent lists until the attorney of
the Levy Court was consulted. We
hope our Republican brethren of Sus.
sex will not tall into the same error,
and VIC DO not believe they will.
We can imagine how great the mo.
mentary qualification would be to
pay buck In the same coin, but it will
not pay in the long run. The Repub-
lican psrty cannot afford to stoop to
the practices of Democrats for many
years past to perpetuate their power.
Their administration must be con-
Quoted upon the high plane of honesty
and moral reciitude. They can afford
to stoop to no low tricks to gain an
advantage. Let the Dougherlys and
McKccs and the Levy Court OF New
Castle county have n monopoly OF
hat. If IN open, honcst course is
pursued by the Republicans, there are
honest Democrats who will turn In
and help them. So far as we have
heard no obstruction has been thrown
in the way of Democrats paying their
taxes by the Republican collectors of
tSbt ~ ioNSt We hnNV uCdIu nO
com s.sints from the Democratic papers
OF that county.
We are glad that this is so. A col
lector's duty is 10 collect the taxes and
not to run party, and a Republican
collector who would resort to low
chicanery to cheat Democrats out of
their rights by not giving them ample
opportunity &c pay their taxes Ia no
better than Dougher,y and Mckee,
whose actions have made those OF
every Democratic collector that pre-
ceded them doubly respectable. We
say this not as ceDsurng our Repnbli-
can brethren of Sussex, but more to
define the principles and the platform
upon which the Republican party ex-
poets to win In the approaching elec-
ton. We imagine that our Sussex
contemporary 10 needlessly alarmed.
The provocations Of the Republicans
may be great TO rctaliate in measure,
but they will act do It.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10

February.
II. L. T. Adair, city.
18th. A. II Tyson. borses, Chester, Pa.
18th j Y, Horribly, Brandy wine lid
18TH, IL. Stafford. New Castle.
II, Vim Dougherty Union and Gilpin st.
l4th. II. u. Duer at his farm, N, c. lid.
18th. c D. Everett. New Castle I'D.
II. d B.ZiInmcrman, horses Il Horse, Pa
18th. Matthew ltylett, Brandywine lid.
auth. u. J. Morrison, White Clay Creek.
24th. Fell & Leach, Christiana i'd.
ath VIM. Mcbride, W C. G. lid.
y. Ferdinand Janvier, Pencader.
u j. Il. Hyatt, Stanton.
oath. Isaac " Lodge. Blandywine lid.
March.
lst. Roberts & Hannum, Chester. Pa.
lst. Wm j. MINER Dfandywlna III.
Sd. W. II, pcrrickson, Mill Creek HID.
sd. Clark 4 Grose, New Castle Hid.
Attn. Geo Foster, Brandywine lid.
ith. Isaac Morrison, W Z G. lid.
lth. P.ltricl, Haley, Christians lid.
5th. y. Donahue, Branhywine HID.
5th. John Diehl, New Castle I'D.
9Th. " u Goodlcy, near smith Bridge.
Bth. James Wright, w. c. C. Hid.
It'll. Herman Just, Brandywinc I'D.
sth. IL IL. Chandler, Christiana lid
18th. .ioseph Taliey, Erandywine Hi.
iq,s; E.wood R'sssr New ts,tie I'D.
II. Edward Banks, Christiana ia
llth. X. X. Nonison, New Castle I'D.
18th. j. L. Nsybold, HE'D Lion Id.
l2th. II. l.. Wood. Christiana Hid.
| 18th. Geo g Lobdell, New Castle Hid.
| 18th. I.atttmer 4 Ayers, Christiana Id,
| 18th. sheldon & Lelbetmnn. Christ. Hid
| 18th. Eenl Estate, Court House,
/ 18th. W. J MeGarr, Christiana I'D.
! 18th. Weldin h McElwee New Castle II
18th. WIN. Wh.atiey, N. z. I'D.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10

TIE Democrats have come to grief
in Montana. In fear that Speaker
Reeds plan of counting . quorum
might be adopted in the Montana
Senate, the eight Democrats in that
body went on lunketting expedition
beyond the borders of the State or to
some mountain fastness where they
would be secure from arrest. Senator
Becker, however, seems 10 have ven
tured out into civilization and visited
Miles City where he was arrested by
6heriR Parker, who started back with
him to Helena, where tho legislature
was in eecsacG. Sheriff Parker was
erresssd at the town Of Bozeman fol
kidnapping, but he was able TO give
the ball required and went on t
Helena where the Senate was In ses
sion and the quorum was made up
and legislation was rushed through q
. rapid rate, the Republican Hous,
slsp being In session. 1t is believed
NJ } that the Montana trouble is ended
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10

We do not know that the Repuhli-
san Levy Cours Of Sussex County has
yet committed unlawful acs as is
charged by tho strongly partisan
papers printed at Georgetown; we are
rather inclined 10 believe from the
reports that they have not gone con-
irary 10 The law laid down. II seems
from the reports that the assessors of
E,issex County have always been in
the habit OF putting the names Of unas.
sessed citizens upon the assessment on
appeal day without the vouchers.
which we always thought In this end
OF the STATE the law required. II seems,
however, that Mr.. Reynolds, the
Democratic Assessor for Georgetown
Hundred, in carrying out the usual
custom. the custom that he pursued
the year before, when, on appeal day,
January 25th, hs put thirty names on
what was called his ''scratcher,"
which is nothing more nor less than a
regularly printed, ruled and headed
assessmen. book, provided by tho
Levy Court. without having their
identity and residence proved by the
oa,hs OF vouchers. The names were
handed to him by Mr.. Bacon, the at
torney for the Levy Court, tho same
as he had put on lists Of pames before
handed him by Democrats. Whether
the action OF the assessor in not re-
curing vouchers for every pt rsoa
known or unknown was legal or not,
the names had been placed upon the
assessment in the ususl manner that
had been followed in Sussex County
II We understand the case right, the
assessment was then sent 10 the Levy
Court, but the assessor having learned
in the mean time by Democratic attor.
neys that the usual custom pursued
when there was q Democratic Levy
Court, was entirely another thing W hen
there was Republican Levy Court,
sent 10 the court with his return list
OF the names Of the thirty assessed,
men that he did not know personally,
and asked that they be Dot considered
part of thesregular assessment, Which
request the Levy Court refused upon
the ground that the law in the case is
very specific In iorbidding the levy
Court to remove O name from the as.
sessment placed there by the assessor.
The only thing at issue In the case
would seem to be against the assessor
end not against the Levy Court. and as
the assessor on that appeal day no
doubt assessed number Of Democrats
In the ssme rlanper without vouchers
why should there be ouch ian cutlery
against assessing few Republicans in
the same, manner We are inclined TO
believe from the law, which is an
abomina,ion we have TO endure, that j,
is Illegal for the assessors on appeal
day 10 assess any person known or un.
known without freehold voucher
That ct least has been the construction
put upon 1t by tho ASSESSORS OF vii
mington end admitted by Republican;
and Democrats. The assessors oil
Sussex county, dlsregsrding what they
deemed to be an arbitrary law, have
construed it in a liberal sense and have
not required vouchers al least for those
whom they knew. and no doubt ioi
many they did not know. But now
that there is Republican Levy Cour
Tor Sussex county. tie boot Las SHIFTED
70 the other leg, ii is being found Oh
by Democrats that Democratic prac
tices had better not be followed by Re
Iublicans.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10

THERE ARE thirty. six tramps and
buns huddled together in ono room III
New Castle jail at an expense to the
county of $3.50 cents a day. 1t the
recommendations Of the Grand Jury
are carried ont by the Levy Court
these tramps will soon be employed In
breaking stone al some stone quarry
on the line Of one OF the railroads OF
IKE Slate, or along some water course
fer the public roads OF the county. The
It commentator oil the Grand Jury Is
wise and proper, as this labor OF the
tfsmps aud buns would compete with
no o,her Industry iu special manner,
sad then The county would have some
thing TO show for the enormous board
Hills it is paying. Sheriff Allen has
expressed himself as much in favor OF
TIE accommodation OF the Grand
sury-that is 60 far as putting the
tIamps TO work is concerned, He did
moi express any opinion in regard to
tic reduction Of the board OF prisoners.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10
n MEeARy & sol
Sic TatnalI Strsst|
AND
S. f. Cor. 9th and Tatnall /

We are now complete al
our goods for the spring i,
Of 1890. We have made J
choice and the line we Of,
your inspection and considI
ton is one that gives US u
pleasure, embracing as it n
such goods that arc of The h
the market produces and }
choicest patterns.
While our prices will be N
as in the past-lower than n
dealers-you will at The n
time find some rae bargl
among our stock, VII n Ne
not be slow in telling YOU
from time to time. llandIiul
we do such vast quantits
stock. We are enabled 70
lower than the prevailing
ct prices. In this way "
offer you many goods att
which our competltors
be pleased to purchase fot.
not alone claim to sell
but our quotations and 4
carry out any assertion
make in the newspapers.
| Our leading bargain 4
Good Body Brussels ca
fresh, new patterns, just |
the mills, at 81 per yard. |
is not a remnant sale d
knock-about pattcrns-thej
new patterns, made lorl
coming spring trade. and ofi
designs that they would
credit Tor a carpet at sI,a|
II you are needing any
in our line call at amy tine
get an estimate Of VIVA ii
cost you to set up hoo
ing. We will chceriul
lyou any information yoa)
without binding you to 1
'Twould be wise as
come our way to stop in
stores and get their {,
This will show you your
by buying from US.
goods bought now will be
fully stored, free Of char
March delivery.
i Now is the time to Blu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10

The report OF Registrar Lee for the
week ending At noon Last Saturday shows
that there were 81 deaths, being 9 more
than for the came period last year; II
births, less than for the came period
last year, and Z marriages. Causes oil
deaih-Apoplexy. l; bronchitis, I; brain
lever, /; consumption, Q; membransous
Group, !; convulsions. I; congestion OF
lungs, /; general debility, /; heart dis
ease. 2; hemorrhage, .; inanitiou, q; ne.
phritis, l; natural causes. Ii paralysis, 4;
Pneumonia, 2; pericariitis, 1.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10
WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, FEB. 10. 1900.
Too much for rs.

fniLADELrurA. Monday. FEB. 10. 1900.
Too much for rs.
Our policy for this month
is to bring forward with all
possible rapidify the new
things for Spring. We
hoped that we might tell
you something each day Of
all the novelties tor dresp, or
Of the new things for per-
sonal or for domestic uses
as they came along. But
the task is too great. The
hundreds Of cases from be-
yond the sea and from
American manufacturer
contain too many things of
too many sorts to be tod of
in full detail. ......+.
On Saturday we gave
some details of Lupin's new
Dress Goods, but the half
was not told, nor the quar-
ter. You will have to seek
the Black Goods counters
for Blacks, the Cream Goods
counter for the Creams, and
the Novelty counter for all
other cologings.
In the aisle opposite the
Novelty Dress counter you
will find many new things
in fine wool and worsted
diagonals. Their special
feature is the extremely
beautiful and delicate ground
colorlng, in elegant contrast
with large strip S and plaid,
and stylish borders Some
OF the latter in Knlcker
] booker effects are very styl
r ish. Description is abso.
lutely useless.
But our broad and dee
statement, often made, an,
as often family echoed i,
almost our own words, tia
without exception the IN
/ !. equaled Dress Goods Stoc
& Of the World Is here,
applied to the vsrlety c
Dress Goods, here and con
ing, for this Spring.
The great varieties AHEAD
at your service prove thi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10

Robert Strain, the livery stable man
owns 1he mare which made the time
between New Castle and this city yester
day In ~ minutes. She was hitched 10 Q
physicians carriage in which WIS n mar
weighing 225 pounds and woman weigh
Ing l6l pounds. From tine time sh'
started until she reached this city sh
was not urged or touched with u whip
Mr. Strain has good teams but this /
evidently one OF the best In this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10
DUBLIC BALE.

DUBLIC BALE.
Will be sold at public sale. at the residence
Of the subscriber, corner ef Gilpin Avenue
and Union Street, In the city OF Wilmin & ton.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18TH. 1870.
at one O'Clock, 4. NJ, sharp, the folio " Ing
personal property, to wit;
head Of good horses. H.
No. ]. Brown horse, coming years 1bSx
old. sound and kind, No. draught
No. 2. MoiIie, large bay mare, coming
years old. - heavy draught mare can't be
No. 3. Kate, = large bay mare, mate "a
Moliic, syeArs old, first class work mare
No. 4. Bob, Handsome black horse, YEAR,
old. good driver and No. drnught horse.
No. s. Frank, Iron gray, 4 years old, one oil
leader.
No 8. Bill. 10 years old. good hearty horse.
sound and good worker.
Seven l-Iorse carts, built TO order by Bull
lock; one 2.horse cart In good order; furni-
ture car, in good order; sets of harness, 4
sets OF lead hal ness, I set Of CARR age harness.
cnrriasts, wheclharrows picks, shoyels
crowbars, blacksmith and quarry tools. aud
many other thugs not mentioned.
Terms.-Ail sums OF % and under, cash.
over that amount credit OF 90 days vii hs
given on purchaser giving . banknble mote
with an approved endorser. A''s
WIN. OOUGHERTY.
Btidham Son, Auctioneers. 2-T-6t'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10

n CHEF JUSTICE CoMEoYs had
stepped into the tax collectors office
on Saturday with the expectation OF
receiving warm. friendly greeting
from Collector Dougherty he would
mot have seen the collector, but he
would have seen what Is not strange
10 Republican poll-tax payers-hii
empty chair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-10

The Messrs. singley Bros. still think
that advertising is more than success.
They are receiving daily, personal teeli-
monials that their cough drop. has proved
more than success. To be convinced
give them trial through your own ex-
perience.