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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22
puBL1o SALE.

Having sold my farm I will soil 81
Public SAILS, on the promises, half milo
from smith's Bridge, . miles from Cen
treville. and from Chadd's Ford, ON
THURSDAY. MARCH q, 1850.
at 10 o'clock, A. M, sharp,
6good general purpose horsss, mules
and weli-bred colt, years old, IN
stands l54 hands high. A
IS head OF extra good heavy young
cows, some fresh on day OF sale. others
about 100 chickens. turkeys, gnincas, etc,
Farming insplements.-Two good farm
wagons, cart, good milk wagon with
lock, 2ncw sleds, l new sleigh, ? syracuse
plows, Duplex spike hRrrows. cult
vators, Honch harrow, 2mowing ma
chimes, Wood binder In good condition,
self rake Osborne reaper neatly new, .
horse power; hay tedder, grain drill.
clover seed sower, grindstone, fan, two
sets of double harness, pillow harness,
cart harness, milk harness. brides, col
lars, post digger, crowbar pick, shovels,
hoes, forks, double and single trees,
harrow chains, log chains, 30 cow chains,
hay cutter, u lot of measures and bas-
kets, Fairbanks scales, blocks, and rope
100 feet long, . good feed chests 10 forty
quart milk cans. 20 milk pans, and nu-
lnernus other articles,
Also 80 tons of hay, 20 bushels OF corn,
30acres OF wheat in ground, and u FEW
household goods.
Come one, come nil, and secure bar
gains.
Ter,ns-All sums OF SO and under.
cash; over that amount credit of 4
months Will be given on purchaser Civ
ing II bankable note with approved
wlNsLOw d. COOLEY.
stidham \ son, Auetioncers.
a.lgJ,t,I eOd-9tW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22
edition.


Michael HAnley, quite A rc.,.,,
looking young man was srraignei AIM.
niDrnin2's session OF the Munl.,".,
Court, charged with di.orjcrIy e sn'I'p'
and interfering with one Of ina wv,
employed By the Malleable Iron Ca a,a
pany. This man, who ia an I,nl.s
testif1ed through an Interpreter tb,i
last Tuesday evening, just a. bs S,U ~
ont OF the works, no wa, mot he "a.
defendant, who after using prol.us ,,s
threatening language pushed hin &c ,sa
he almost fbll down. -"
This was denied by the prisoner nh,
called two Witnesses to prove IN, ,s,S'
money. but unfortunately fof him Nv ,
one Of them happened TO be or ,est az,
although be cav the italian soopl,,
pick up bis hat he did not klos Nh,
caused Il to fall OIL.
When tho last witness hal Nal,h,,
man cams pushing 10, apparently v,,,
confident, aud said that be wi,hsI i,
| testify to the prisoners good cuat,.sS
lie gave bis name ~ Joseph Mapulre al
No. ll26 Washington street, and an,
being sworn said the prisoner chsracl,,
| was . No. ], and volunteered tie Oplnio,
To tho Court that no did not believe ti,,
no was guilty Of tho act with which b,
wac ct--...ed.
When he flushed his TESTIMONY CA,
Solicitor Turner took him IN hand spd
learned that he did not see the accngl
more than cnce In three OF iour mou,hA
aud Old not hear any ors mention bir
either for good or bad.
S0x--"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

The Levy Court finished the efin''.
tion Of tho assessment of DHpa y
Devices, Of the Third District oil W.
ming ON, yesterday before adjou'pna'sIJs|
Twenty-Five names were found w
Gated, and these Mr.. Dewses stlaeA VI
but no declined to strike of the p'u
Of some 200 that were claimed to W..
other wards. II the Levy Court su
OF the names It will have to do II y.
own risk. How the Levy Couil =
take from the assessment any n,ns !.
turned by the assessor eau hafnu
seen In the face OF the fol owing pIoa,vl]
ton In section 0, chapter ST.. v0lume.i1
Laws OF Delaware: "That II shall nO' /
lawful for the Levy Court In eilDH y
the counties OF this State, or luS 'nea, y
thereof, to take from the assessnsn' y. y,
turned to said Levy Court iu
SCISSOR the name VI any person spr"
thereon"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22
DUBLlC SALE.

Tie sabscribcr will sell at Public Sale at his
re s.tenoe on tne new roai'. I mile from city
Wilmington, Known as tie Waters farm,
ohr' '' Tmnr III MARCH 4rm. 1891.
At 10 O'Clock =. NJ, eleven heal of n
No. /. LAY mare. good worker and A
Me-. Dick. roam horse. L. years old. good
No. .. Harry. dark bay, years OLD. works in
all hu, ness weighs Compounds, sound,
No. 4. MAY. bay mare, 10 years Old. sound,
works In all harness; No. mare viii
10. S. Jack, bay horse. years old Paiehen
.ais. SG. siSi ssa sd arsi class WORKER
No. .. File, hay inarr, ayear. old. worSs In
az harne's, a, driver can't os he H. 81.
foat by Linden. Inis Il u superior MAZE,
Logon, iiatry grDwr' rrrchrron horse.
Nos. 10 sndu. = colts coming yea . old,
sired ny Golden Messenger. out OF No. :. and
y esd Of cAiti II he al OF them dairy cows,
some " iih csly SIS by their sides, others spr:uR-
ing. Among hem are some nrst class mixers
ali hone raised. stock bulls one year old
and enc. yesr old. good stock; yearlins
Icilcrsi : farm wagons With hay fixxings;
wagon hilk wagon; lle~.; llarrows: ealt-
ystnrs; nov .ns insclinei Minneapolis Btnd-
er; hay t.d''cr; M single and dJuhic trees,
forks; iph,s: fodder cutters; ian am; horse
rake; giinuStonr; single and dnusle harness;
ss-is single harhets; ssets stage harness; S
set, p19. nar ns SraIs s s'llIrs s,er.
h H,y by the ton, 900 bushels corn, 100 hushe Is
! oats - ace. wheat In the gtouni.
Terus-Aii suns ot so aui less cash, on all
sums over thS, smoant cr,di. IT, ,nonIils
VIII he gisen ny me puteh.,srr s,s,ng banA-
able note with IN spprnseh ininrser.
DENNIS LUCKY,
L. W. stldham Son, Aac,ionre,.. 49,.
j Ll
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

Tho third annual supper Of The yes
Castle Bar Association took place
Eden Hal. last evening AID was brit
liant affair. Reporters are not inyiei
admitted to these ANIMALS, ana We ons1
outsiiers present we're q lew COUNTY ON
cials who understood the full meaning
the word discretion.
There were about sixty guests ptesenl
and the bill OF particulars, served
Robert Graves, tho we'll known cases
was splendid. 1t embraced all tue I'D
cacics Of the season, among them held
terrspin, strawberries, Ice cream and
most everything conceivable that cOil
tickle the palate Of al epicure.
AS soon as tho kussA were eatishe'
with the evidence In favor OF the mani
good things that we've spread beior
thom, tho argument commenced, viii
William 9. Spruance, Esq, as tCI
master. 1.-THE State Courts" was d
spoudsd to by Chief Justice Comes!
1.-THE Federal Court" BY Judge Walls
"Welcomo to the Bar" Hon. Tbomiil
Bayard; 1.-THE Elder Members OF d
Bar" Levi q. Bird and Benjam Nieli
E.qs.; sJurisdicsion," Judge Grub
"Ths Municipal Court" Judge Bal
"Ths Attorney General" John Blss
Esq.; .'Ths Younger Members OF Il
Bar" Willard salisbury, Jr.. and Frsl
D. Carpenter, Esqs.
This completed tho session, and short
after midnight tue court adjourned uu'
1891.
Judge Houston was indisposei an
unable TO 10 present, and Judge paJnl'
WAS not In town,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

This morning q man named 6imon p.
Oioueu, residing Mt No. 1871 Logan stroet,
was charged by his next door netghbor.
James GrAney, with being drunk and
disord.rly aud throwing brick at his
son. Graney testified that Clonen ID
drunk very frequently and Is great
annoyance to the neighDois. On Thurs.
day evening while bis son was washing
himself In his own yard tho accused
threw . brick, which came very near
hitting him. This testimony was cor
robofated by his son, AMI another neigh
Dor testified that no watched Clonen Tor
some time, and whenever ha was under
the influence OF liquor he acted as though
he was insane. The prisoner said ho did
not have any recollection Of what he
did, and Judge Ball imposed q nuo Of
$40 aud cosls to prevent him doing II
again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22
TRIRD EDITION



While there 10 no doubt that there were
many drunks last night that escaped the
peshes OF the police net, there were
others rot 20 fortunate, who were intro
duced to Judge Ball At this mornings
seeslon oil tho City Court.
Charles Neye middle aged man
with heavy black whiskers, took his
place IN the deck and pleaded guilty to .
charge OF imbibing too freely. As he
Promised 10 leave town q. once, lie was
discharged with an admonition.
John, alias Teddy" Mcguire was
back again, al hough It is but a fcw days
since he Was let of GU his promse to do
better. He has only been out OF jail
about two weeks, bus his appetite for
rum 10 so strong that he again tell vic
tin. He was sentenced to pay u fine OF
o5 and costs, which In his case means
forty days in the buns department.
Alexander Mcdonald, smother graiu
ate oil New Castle jail, whose term was
but recently completed, got drunk down
OIL the ''coast" last night and Tell into
the hands OF officer Swift. He will also
20 over for forty days in default Of Is
aid costs.
Charles Reynolds, who Iust got out OF
New Castle jail yesterday, celebrated his
release by getting druus. At An early
hour this morning he went down on
Lord street. in the vicinity of Bakers
morocco factory, AID acted in such a
disorderly manner that David Ningate.
the private Waterman, tclepht ned 10
police station. Officer Heal responded
and took him TO the hall and Judge Ball
I'm posed o fine OF s. aud costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22
DUBLlC SALE.
IL OF
VALUABLE STOCK AND FARMING
| lMpLE MENIS.

OF
VALUABLE STOCK AND FARMING
IMPLEMENTS.
Having determined TO quit farming will
utensiil, On the premises situated on the road
leading from stanton to NsTshallton, about
one half mile IRON each place, adio'ning
ktinensi, OH
MONDAY, MARCH sRD, 1880.
att O'Clock, I'M, tharp. consisting of good
y ss a ois so S stock and hard & ssai eei
joining years old. good s'oek, aud very
Nine hyperion milch cows most Of which
viii have Calves by their sides by DAY o. aaie.
c.ptionaily Gne lot OF cows, all Young And
quiet, .aod ali have beea raised BY myself
fron choice stoes ! tnor.ugh;bred Durham
bull, TWO ,tars old, jersey bull coming one
Hogs two good brood .ows, one thor
sloats, / thorough bred Poland China boar,
mouths old: twenty LILLE pigs =, out month";
old most Of which are Poland Chinss; balance
Farn.snx lmnls meats. ne gooi two-horse
farm wagon I horse cart, Phaeton buggy.
jump seat carriage. nearly ss good rs new !;
roller, good as new; Graln fan. l corn she'll
er, Champion mower and reaper combined.
harness, set lead harness, . s Is piow har-
ness, 2 sets carriage harnes, co lars aud
brldies, double aud single lines. Most of
these harness are good AS new, some been
Also. smilk churns. l S.quart. J. +o.qusrt
besn used ~. very iitli.. 90. %orn 2, ne bush =:
all sums over that amount . credit Of six
mon his will be given by purchaser giving n
baukable no te with approved endorser. n
inter est II paid when due. II not paid when due
interest from date. per cent on for cash on
all credit sums.
''o'I'' WIN ~ @l Il laa2. DERRICK son.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22
..ffnet,ng with success.


y Harvey H. Riggin, oil this city, hss in
vented = patent c. Hinder drip that i,
meeting with great success and IS flli.ug
long standing want. he is now hlling
orders for three different railroads in
New York State. These drips are beln &
manufactured by the Central Manufac-
turing Company OF this city. Railroad
officials find that 1t Ia cheaper to use two
cylinder cocks for a locomotive al much
letter results can be obtained. The w.
& N. Railroad CONF any finding that they
were what WAS needed have placed them
upon oil of their locomotives. Railroad
men say that they are the best cyiiu1er
cock ever put on n locomotive. They
draw the water from the cylinder much
quicker than by the old style, and he,
will coat about cnc-hAlf lees than hy the
old system. Mr.. Rlggin is AZ cnploye
at tine r., w. II B. railroad shops In this
city, and Ii familiar with III, hat per.
naips to q locomotive,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

The evening part Of the program Of Y
entertainment Of the Young Mems Chn,l
ian Association. In honor Of Ws,hl'e
tons birthday, will commence A
O'Clock this evening NJ the rooms OIL "
association, No. 1907 Market stree.
that hour there will be singing BY "
Ciymer's male quartet,c. an address
Joseph Pyle aud short gymnasium
hibttion.
At o'clock there will DO debate
tween Robert Adair and Mr.. Les, ada
by Mtss MAgill and Mr.. King. rfclu
ton by Artsmus Bartlett and sha1
eymnasium exhibition.
AT o o'clock p. B. Ayars, past depiiJ
meat commander, g. A. K will g.
army "reminiscences, illustrated by
use OF the magic lantern. al
Tho lad.es Of the auxiliary, assisted
members Of the reception committee,
serve refreshments 10 tho hall up "s
until 9 o'clock.
The young mems meeting will bsh
In the gymnasium on SUNDAY,
o'clock. and large audience iseIFsc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22
DCBLIC SALE.

The subscriber about to quit farming.
will sell ut public snle without reserve,
MT tho Pine Grove Farm. on the road
leading from Stanton TO oslctown, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 8. 1880.
ut IL o'clock. NJ. sharp, = head OF N,>
No. j. Kate, sorrcl mare, years old,
good worker and driver, M exuG good
brood mare. sound and all right.
Not RATHER. grny horse'7 years old
goud worker and driver.
No. .. Levi, gray horse, years old,
extr, good worker rand driver.
No.L Nap, bay horse. 7years Old extra
good work horse.
No. o. Lady Murrcll, 6ycars old, good
driver, stylish. and trots very East.
No 9. Marquis. rom colt, coming 5
years old, not broken.
No. 7. Black Hawk, coming years old,
u promising colt,
No s. Norwood, months old, sound
and all right, as fiue u colt vi its asc 'ss
ANY in tho state.
s,.ssrx head of good cows. 8 witt,
BS calves by thcir sides; heller,
WW small steers. partially broken
for oxen, wonld do IT, kill.
Farming Implements. - Two 2-horso
wagons with hay buds. OK cart, Jump
scat earrings nearly new with poe and
shaft, | side bar buggy, swcll body
cutter nearly new Champion binder IN
good order. Incw steel Champion mower.
new self dumping horse rake, plain
horse rake. ono iiousicr grain and phos-
plate drill, ! superior grain IN pnoS-
phitc drill, 2horsu llcnch cultlvi,tor,
iron cuitivators with corn covers, sew
er;i single cultivators, ) good wizard
plows, double lnsrrows, one a harrow.
corn marker, | roller. Van WicNlc
Hrniil fan corn shelter. y sets carriage
liarncssi set Of double harness, sets
wagon harness, saddle and bridlc, q
sets OF pillow gears, collars, brides, hal
tors and double lines.
One crosscut SAW, maui and wedges.
60 grain bags, forks. ralScs, sllos ais, hoes;
corn and oats by the bnshel, IS acres OF
wheat in the ground, and many other
articles.
Terms All sums of $40 and under,
CASH over that amount credit OF q
months kill lbs given on purchaser Civ.
ing u bunSnblc noto with IN approved
eudorscr, with INTEREST added.
JAMES WRIGHT.
j.. W. Stidham Il SOU. Auetionccrs
2-ig2tw-6ttl-eudt william kecs, Clerk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

of the State of Delaware, In and for New
Castle County, made on the nrst day OF FEN
ruaiy, A. u. lSyo. VIII be exposed al public
enduc.
ON THUR :DAY,
TiIE6Tu DAY OF MARCH, a. j. 1880.
at 10 o'cls,k A. NJ, At the Court Houae, on
Market street. between 10th and nth streets,
In the ely oil Wilmington, New Castle tounty.
and State of delaware, the folioninx lie &c. D.
cit real estate, late OF Caroline Kun glcr, de-
ceased, to wit:
All that certain lot or piece oflan6, with
the three story brick dwelling house thereon
erected, situate in the city Of Wilmington.
County AMI state aforesaid. known as No 2Vi
Ess, rond sttte., aud more IarticuiArly
LoInled aud described as io,lowa- 10 wit
EeRluniug al point On the noriherly side OF
Second street at II distance OF ~ II. In. east
erly IRON Tia" rastr-iy si,ie OF tfeacn street AZ
into second sire I. thence noriherly along
said side Of SAID siley and parallel With French
street rs feet 10 the S utheily aide of another
n. wide alley. thence thereby easterly. par
nllel with Stcond street, 10 II. to u stake,
thence northeriy crossing the head OF the last
ineht opcd alley ant parallel with French
street IN. to q stake, themes esstcIIy, psr-
thence soutlefly, parallel with French street,
Is icnt 10 The Aforesaid side oil second iert,
and thence lherepy westerly ~ II. 10 the place
OF beginning, he the contents thereof what
they may with The privilege oil the use of said
ailcy, In common with others entitled thrreto
forever.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by MM. 7. SMALLEY, Jn..
Admit istratOr. Il. b. II. e. /. a.
Attest. OF By Lis Attorney.
CLERK Orphius' Court. 9-S-eod Is
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

The TurnveIneinde.

The masquerade ball Of the Wv AZ.
ton Turngemsinde took place 10 Wa WI
Cullough building, Fifth and VI
streets, last night and was ve', IA;
liant affair. The dAnoors occupied ~,
halls 10 the building aud the.' n N.
crowded to their utmost capAe,1y' ,,dvl
gymnAstic exhibitions by the Al n
members Of the society wore odos1
ceiyed. The following wore ths s',-m,I
Of the ball: John Ritter, cu'annIs
Emil Maurcr, master OF s'SW,ll,}
Henry Muller, floor manager Vt uo}
K,epe and George Kresse, aaslnsADGr amid
managers, August Grunen. sshoJ
Duicho, Fred. Bremen, Pau, !, ssui|
Charles Frisenshaft, Viccna y. n of \
aud Henry Rummel, commi''e'
rApgoments.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

About II o'clock last night as Ofllcer
Gavuor was around on his beat he heard
q boy splashing 10 the water and calling
for fisip. HurryinR to the wharf II Front
and Church streets he found = young
lad named Graham, about 10 yesrs old,
struggling In the water. 1t vas but the
work VI moment for the officer to pull
him out aud tell him 70 start home,
which the lad did In very quick order.
The by stepQsd overheard while intoxi-
Gated and had little more cold water
forced upon him than he Appreciated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

Lest evening . surprise party was given
at tho residence Of George Lewis, on
K'rkwood street above Eighth. Mr..
Lewis vas very much surprised when
brought home to be greeted with . mum.
Der OF smiling faces. Among those
present. were Miss Nellie ID. Jewel, Miss
George Jewel. Miss Lille Wright, Miss
Mary Dutton, Miss Anna Long, Miss
Sallie Mcdonnell, Miss Susie p. Mcbride,
Miss Sallie A. Robinson, Mas Essie
Leach, Miss Minnie Conner, Aiss Annie
Cleavcr, Miss Katie q. Evans, and
Messrs Henry Meyers. John Stidham,
Willism Jewel. Mr.. Cox, MIR. Singer, MIR.
Cardie, Charles Murphy, William Grub,
William Cummins, William Lewis,
George Lewis, Joseph Kirkley. Mr.. PEN
nell. Mr.. Paris. AID great many
others, whose names were not ascer-
tanned. A grand time was had by those
present. Fruit was ferved IN abun dance
and all departed about midnight
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22
20 PER CENT.
DISCOUNT

Spread the news far and
wide.
All our Winter Clothing
selling at % per cent. dis
count.
No reservations. Ready.
made and Made to Measure
same discount.
Fine Bloadcloth and
Worsted Suits, SIS, less 20
per cent. S. hard cash is
handed back to you.
Fine Trousers, s., less
20 per cent, 81 handed back
to you.
The Fine Montagnac Ov-
ercosts, $40. 60 at $32.
the Finest Kersey Ov.
ercoats. $50. less 40 per
cent, $a4. Guaranteed to
wear six years.
Our fine Blue Kersey
Overcoats, $50, go at SIG.
Finest Melton Goats made
t18, less 20 per cent, 60 at
SI4 40.
Beautiful Fall and Spring
Overcoats, perfect 10 finish
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

Tho Mural Crown Band Of Central
Presby trrian Church, had . grand Kate
Greeuaway Tea yesterday afternoon at
the residence of MIR. and Mrs. r. T. K.
Smith, No. Clio West 4th strest. Amongst
those who participated In the tea we're
Mieses Mary Maui, Lillian Burgess, Elm.
ma Bush, Viola Frsntz, Alice Rowland
and Mabel Morrison. Misses Gertrude
Smith and Nellie Dure received the guests
and presented them to the other mem-
bers OF the Mural Crown Band.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

The attraction at the op-ra House the
later half OF next week will be the
powerful mel0-drsuna, "Woman Against
w man," with May Wheeler 10 tho
star part. Miss Wheeler 10 one of tho
most clever, beautiful aud popular
actresses who visit WILMINGTON, AMI her
part in "Woman Against Woman" is
ore which 0ts her like glove. Miss
Wheeler will long be remeinoercl for
her delightful performance in "I,tka"
in the leading role.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

Thomas Reynolds, who SONS tune ago
was committed TO New Castle jail Oh
suspicion OF larceny, applied at police
station last evening for lod2inge. He
was somewhat under the Influence OF
liquor, but the officer In charge, thinking
that he wonld lay down aud sleep IL OF ,
directed him to the basement Iu little
time he kicked up row will some OF
the other dodgers and was locked up In =
cell. This morning Sergeaut Blackburn
preferred a charge oil being drunk and
disoiderly, And Judge Bal IeeomnitteI
him 10 the ceiis
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

d. Brainard Ferris, of this city, has
been notified OF his appointment to o
clerkship In the census department At
Washington. His family will remain 10
this city. Mr.. Ferris until recently WAS
. resident OF Pencsder hundred, where
lie was farmer and which hundred he
represented In the Legislature the last
time New Castl. county went Republi.
can. He Is about 55 years OF aye and
iul y competent to fulfil the duties OF
his Office. 1t Is understood that the ap-
pointment came through the influence o
senator HjRpips,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

Several Of the butchers In Third street
market, aud also the City Market, VINO
invested heavy In show meat were isesf.
Viewed by . reporter this morning, sna
expressed themselves - being well sasie-
ned with thsir salea. John J. Gibbons,
OF stall No. ~, second street Market
had the meat OF large young steer zee.
tertay, but by noon to-day u vas nearly
all gone, only = piece oil the round 70.
NAMING. Tho other butchers also did
equally well, aud this IL somewhat re-
mArkabls q the Lentsn season 10 now
open. during which many absIaia from
meat 0f ali kinds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

The following transiers Of real estate
were recorded ut the Office OF the Engi-
necring and Surveying Department yes
terday;
jobs Bancroft 10 Samuel Chambefs,
south west corner Of Fourteenth aud
Clayton, 25Il0O feet.
Henry T. Gordon TO George T.Bsrlow,
south side Of Thirteenth street near Jei-
ferson, 25.6x150 fes..
K. u. II. Sutton TO Albert Jacqult,
north side OF Ninth street west Of Ship
10y, 35x63 feet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22

"Ducky" Kienle oil the Butchers Pal
ace, No. l03 East Third street, says tHat
he intends to serve the best lunch in the
city Tonight. He procured the tails Of
the fine show steers slaughtered by Ills
brother led, aud his wife, whose repu-
taiion as an excellent cook is SO we'll
known, was engaged to-day In making
them into ex-tsil soup. which lie VIA
dispense to ell his patrons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-22
High Recommendation,

of DIR. Simms White Pulmonlc Bs.sam.
SAID y lady, It cured Cases III my faulty
which were marvelou. cures. She says
II IS the best lung msdiciGe ever mads.
S,id gentleman, It saved my WIFE from
lyiug IRON consumption TIN years ago.
50 we can give them right along ior
coughs, colis, sore throl,. and The cough
III The grippe 1t is splendid. No.. urd 81.
sod by druggists. Dspo'. Foarth and
klaE.