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Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr., has made
sales OF real estate us fallows; No. l0IB
Walnut street to A. A. Baggerly, 81, COO;
No. 12DS Pleasant street to Edward
Boleu; No. 829 Monroe street to M. b.
Fowler, o., 300; No. 9a2 Chestnut street
TO J. W. Lindsey, Sl,9Ol; No. 90 West
Ninth street to John s. Roselle, 81, $50;
No. 703 West Tenth street to Mrs q. NJ
bailey, $1,000; No. 1919 West EIrhth
street to Lizzie s. Vary, $1,000; No Gsg
East Ninth street to Michael Costello.
81 ,060; No. 1915 Bennett street to Samuel
II. K dgway, l,7u0; No. 72i East Eley.
enth street to Harry schnler, Sl,7O0; No.
29ll Madison street to John q. Wabl.
81, $50; No. 20 5 Madison street to George
Klemmann, f1, 450.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

J. D. Thompson and Joseph Quieley
have the finest show beevss In the City
Marhst Second street. They ba1s the
stale 1t the east end Of the market house,
formerly occupied BY Joseph H. Gould.
Mr.. Thompson's stAll u No. As, and Mr..
Quigley's, No. ~. Mr.. Thompson has
one bullock fed by Reuben 6atterthwait.
aud which weighed 1900 pounds, and be-
sides he has on display large quantity
OF mutton and veal OF the fusst quality.
Mr.Quigley has ON display three cattle
two Of them fed by Joseph Brown. Of
Bear Station, the pair weighing 1895
pounds, and one stecr raised BY Isaac 8.
Elliott, BrandywIrs hundred, weighing
2480 pounds. 1t 10 doubtful IL there Il
another such display OF show-beei In
any Of the markets. These enterprising
young gentlemen are having their stalls
periodically dressed up In flags and ever
Rreeno.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

The Pusey and Jones Company are
pushing their machinery over into Ru-
rope and other foreign countries 10 spite
OF either free-trade or protection. They
have Just shipped AGAR load of machiii-
cry TO the Mohs Celulose Fabric Com.
pany At Moss Norway, and another car.
load OF machinery to Havana, Cuba.
Bo.ides these they have shipped carload
to Harrison Brothers Il Co Philadelphia
on Tu,sday and "a SO pounds OF cast
ings 10 Robert Wetlerill q Co., Chester,
Pa, yesterday. The first Of several large
cylinders being made by this firm Tor the
Southwark Foundry and Machine Com.
psny OF Philadelphia was cast yesterd day
afternoon. This cylindsr will weigh when
finished about ~, 0o0 pounds. A centri-
iuRal machine for extracting glucose
from water was also shipped to Buffalo.
N. Y, yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

<W Aofk-s thhuces nj washington.
WARRINGTON, Feb. l9.-The Worlds
Fair bills will be taken up in the House
tomorrow, and the discussion will occu-
py two days at least. The prospects, In
favor Of New York are greatly improved
as result Of the unanimous action of
The New York Legislature, and it looks
now az though II any fair Is held, It will
be in New York. There has been 60
much talk about IL and the belief IL 60
general that great benefit would result
70 the country from fair that 1t seems
highly probable that one Will be held,
In tho debate tomorrow Mr.. Flower
will lead off for New York, and he will
be followed by Mr.. Moore, OF New Ham p
phire, aud Messrs. Covert, Cummings
Turner, McCarty, Tracy, Baker, Spinol;
And Others In favor Of the netIopoiis
b. Louis will present her Claims ate
New York. and will be followed by those
representatives In favor Of Chicago ant
The vote on the site will be taken O,
Monday, and 1t Is xpectcd by the friend
Of tile fair project that the bill ma
reach the President within tho next tel
hnye,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
-
A Double Wedding Mt HrIdcefnn-

BRIDGEToN, Feb. ia double we'd
ding occurred at II O'Clock this morning
1t the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Bowen. Their eldest daughter, Miss
Elsie, was married 10 Albert D, Ambrus-
ter, Of Camden, aud Miss Hattie L.
Proud, OF Philadelphia, cousin Of Miss
Elsie, became tue vile OF Sherman C.
Hofick. OF Camden. Pew. John Hand
ley, OF Central Church, OBLIGATED. About
one hundred relatives and friends were
present. The maids OF honor were Miss
ary Z. Bowen and Miss Cora Harris, Of
RiversAQ. The bridesmaids were Miss
Nettie Smyth- aud Miss Edith FAber, Of
Philadelphia, and Miss Mary aud Nellie
Rocap OF BrldRetop,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

A congregational meeting OF the nom.
bers of Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
was held last evening, lot the purpose of
cal ing minister to Nil the pu pit which
has been vacant since the rrsignttiop of
DR.. Bo0ihe. There were present. from
l20 to lao members. The ac;ion of the
Church In the call OF Doctor runaway
was chsracterize1 by the utmost bar.
mony and unanimity OF ointment. 1t is
not known what action Che doctor win
take but the probabilities are that In Nil
accept the call. Mr.. DauaHay l., Il
southerner by birth aud is salI 10 he AN
e.ouuent speaker.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

BERLIN, Feb. IA meeting In the
interest OF Herr Doerr, = workman, who
b candidate tor election to the Reich.
stag, was held at Bingen to-day. Among
the speakers was Herr Joest, n Socialist
leader. In the course Of his address he
declared that the restoration OF Aisace.
Lorraine to France was necessary. lie
also said that the personal qualities OF
the French were incomparably superior
70 those Of the Germans. French work
men, be declared, were tho brothers OF
the German workmen, while the German
bOurgeoisie were their enemies.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
SALE.


The subscriber having rented the
Whole Of hIs farm VIII sell az his n rest
ware City and Newark Railroad.
on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY. s7ra. 20.
at II o'clock a. m. sharp,
his entire stock Of implements and
dairy fixtures, also household and
Kitchen furniture. consisting of horses
s head Of good work and driving
horses, . cOitB, 5 years old.
peggie Virginia, u bay mare 3 ~
years old, over 10 hands high. IN ~
foal by Honest Fred, a good honest
| worker and driver.
George, a brown horse, 0 years old, 10
hands high aud weighs 1850 pounds; "A
good family driver and Will work any
where.
sciim, u bay horse u years old, 10
hands high, u good worker and driver
and an excel lent family horse.
All of the above described horses are
free OF tricks and fearless Of steam.
Mich Cows and Heifers-6 flrst class
milch cows and neifcrs, some of eS@A
y, VII VI, be in profit by the
o very superior Iroistoin heliefs.
Durham he:fcr, l year old.
l Aiderny hetfcr year old.
Durham bull, ~ years old. of milk
- sheep-ao owes, 10 home raised
and 10 western.
1extra fine buck, year old.
&n 4Poland China shoats.
A bronzcd turkeys lgobbler anda hens.
pion mower, In good order. One hay
rake, harpoon fork and rigging, q
horse and + i-horse. piows. both III good
order; pairs Irwin harrows, sulky
iron farm Pinch cuitivator, d good
tool; holing axe and post augur, heavy
log and OK chains, harrow chains and
COW chain haiters; 2 hedge knives. !
grind stone, 8 horse. double and single
broad axe, Dramblc scytnes.
Wayons-l Iron axle farm wagon and
hay rigger, horse cart.
Cnrriagcs-l top seated Germantown,
! single seated jenny Lind in good or
der; nice light carriage; no top buggy.
market wagon.
Harncss--2 sets of single carriage har-
ness, In good order; one set double har-
ness, set horse cart harness, brides
and collars.
Dairy Fixturcs-I Mosley and stoddart
dreamer, q surface skinner, . cans, 8
gallons each, first class ind IN good
order; Davis swinging churn, u good
churn and nearly new; ! reVolv-
ing churn, dasher churn, rubber hose,
100 dressed fence posts. 4 holes. white
Household and Kitchen Furniture-i
solid extension table, cherry break fast
table. solid walnut breakfast table.
bureau and drawers. maple bedstoads,
sold .,,a walnut yu. clilds crib good ono;
stove, n first class stove and In good or
der, with cooking utensils and n variety
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
DUBLIC SALE.

VIII lie sold at public sale at the ret,,isnco
81 lne SUBSCRIBER beyond fenny I'M, on the
fhiishelIhia pike, Brandywine Hundred. ON
SATURDAY. MARCH /, 1890,
at l O'Clock, p. NJ.
GOOD work or driving horses, 10 head of
ntnt cldss mitch cows, some with calves hy
,heif Side and Uthcrs forward sprinp.rs;i
n oistsin bull, I good pigs, 2-dOrse farm
iOt orc riiage, wagon and pillow harnrss
nearly new; Mccormick mower, i horse
rake plows. | twin harrow, cuItiyators
srlndst,ne, shoyeis. forke, rakcs, hoes. 1 iSi
%, r9oa nay by tie ton, corn by the bushei,
uniilhs pos, lot OF dairy fixtures. 2 i-uuarl
u ~ goods, ana a variety OF other articIes.
Ier.ns.- All sums of 80 and uuder casb.
over that aino,nta credit OF nine months a.,
purcha,ei giving u banknblc mote with nm
Interest from date, ""e,
~ au.,, W. J. MINER.
a-I7.7td-.ty
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

The funeral Of George Montgomery at
New Caste, OH Wednesday afternoon,
was largely attended, there being present
about 10 members Of Seminole Tribe,
No. Z, l. o. X NJ, and SO members oil
Washington Lodge, No. s, /. o. o. T.,
beside large number Of citizens. Fun.
eral services were conducted in the NJ.
4. Church, BY Presiding Elder Murray,
sisted by Rev. james NJ. Wise and
every seat wac filled. The services were
impressive, and tho lesson impaired will
long be remembered. At the grave
Chaplain Frank Z. Herbert read the fun
erAl service Of the Odd Fellows. The
Red Men knelt at the grave aud went
through the ritual In Q truly solemn
manner. The deceased was q promising
young man, and the entire community
sympsthise with his parents In their
affection.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
pUBLIC SALE.
FALU ABLE STOCK AND FARMING
IMPLEMENTS,

ALI AbEE STOCK AND FARMING
IMPLEMENTS.
LAYING deterillned to quit farming will
sell without reserve NY stock and farming
utensils. on the premises s,tuAtsd on The roaA
leading from stanton TO MsrsIallton, about
pne ha,l mile IRON each place, al Joining
MONDAY, MARCH snp, 1880
a. O'Clock, M, sharp. consisting Off good
sarmi nun brood mare. ! colt coming three
,ur , oi'; goo1 STOCK and hard 10 beat; colt
ngnmisina years oin' good stock. and very
Nine superior milch cows most of which
others very close springer. THIS Is an err
quiet, aud all have teea raised by myseif
re choice stock: J thorough. bred Durham
phi. lwo Years old, Jersey bull coming one
LOGS, two good brood sows, one thor
oush bred Po'aad Chinai 1 P,iand China
s.oais, thoroush-6red Poland China boar,
III ,not Ply ~ w Nm le pigs out amonts
Jersey Red croFsed ith Poland China.
eFArMihR imni me- ne good two-horse
Jump swat carTiase, nearly AS good as ne \ !;
s,eel tootn horse rake. good as new; land
roller; gooi asn,w; grain fan. , corn shell.
or, thslhpipn mower and reaper conb,nati.
harness, set lead harness, . sis piow hat-
lridles. double and Single lines. M II ar
these harness are good as new, some been
us, q but yer, tile. ~"
Also, 2mllt churns, 3O-unart / al.uu.r,
been used hut very littls. Corn by tie bush
Ieims.- All sans VI s25 and under cast .
all su rs eyer tnat amount a credit of six
mon hswiil be given by purchaser giving A
ba kabie mote with approved endorsrr, Ia
interest u paii when due. ~ not paid WHEN d ne
lntercs, from late. per cent on for casi, on
all credit sums. ' va
No postpan IN. mt on account OF weather. II
stormy will sell la the dry "
WILL lam n. DERIEKsDN,
J. q. Robinson. Auct. 2.Is.rtl.
TOR RENT.-It0UsE AND STORE
No. $40 Orange 81, Also poWsr,
fraii -. Abby to JOE H.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

B" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF DR.. Simms' White Pulmouic Balsam.
SAID lady, It cured cases 10 my family
which were marvellous cures. She says
It 10 the best lung medicine ever made.
Said gentleman, It savsd my wife from
dying from consumption ten years ago
So We can give them right along Tor
coughs. colds, sore throat, and the cough
In the grippe 1t 10 splendid. Soc. aud Il.
Sold BY drugsistA. Depot, Fourth and
King.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Persons afflicted with corns, hunions
o. ingrowing nails should call on Mr.. j.
Ryback, No. COB Market street, as he 10
an expert in ehecting cures Tor all such
annoyances in the very shortest space OF
time without pain and at very little ccst,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

BEILErosTE, Feb. 19.--Fire broke cut
shortly after I o'clock this evening In the
house OF Mrs. Miller, colCred, on Logan
street and Quilted it completely. An in-
teIe.;!ng incident connected with the lire
was that tie house was to have been the
scene oil wedding TO nsght, for which
several parties had already gathered. 1t
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
PROP.

I Il
u ERTY.
The subscriber intending 10 quit farming.
will sell At public auc lion. on the farm wher
he now resides, N lies south Of Elkton aud
ga miles oil Glasgow, between the Frenclitowp
tui npike and the old railroad. on
THURSDAY, March 9th, 1890,
at IL O'Clock, sharp, the following personal
property, to wit: head OF horses and otis;
no. !. Billy. bay horse years old, good
worker and driver. NC. ,. sherman, bay
horse years old, good WORKER and driver
No. .. Flora, dark bay mare years old, 10
bands high, ine style and broken TO all har-
hess. No. 4. Collay, black mare wears
oid, 80 ID driver and hard to beat No. S.
Fannie, years OH by Gilt Edge. No. g.
Lucy. year old by CIT Edve. No. 7. NAV
y yeats old. good brood mare with foai. NJ.
8. itnnie, brswn mare With foal. No, b.
Barney, IL years Old, good farm horse,
III d nd Of cattle, among which are II mIlcl
COWS; most OF them will be fresh by day ui
sale. Jersey hull, brood sows and 10
| sboats.
| lara ing iinplements.-2 farm wagons, .
| Germant own carriages, / buggy, nearly new
| 2cnrriags pol =, nearly new, | llsgerstow N
| drill Deerinx binder, l reaper amt mower
| combin' Il, wheel culilvstor, horse rake
plows oultivators, hnrrows, Iiion edge cnl.
| tvstor with corn at lacbn.ent. c liars, ufi-
| dies, sets OF a on h .rrcss se;s OF ,sr-
| riasc harness, 4 sets of pillow harness. iady's
| saddle grain lans, corn shelter, double
! oil IRON, mi pan-, on ehurn, cook stove
| No. 10 Farmer. = i'srior stoves, / piano
| 7-iorie. ~ acres oil wheat.
| Terms OF sale. All sums of Sln and under
| cash: on all sums over tina, amount n cred i III
| l. months will be given by the purchaser vi :
| terett from date. THOMAS CAMPBELL.
| Shockicy 4 smith, nucts. 2-2l-2ty
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Since writing the inside ,itott
vsrtisement In the REruBiiciS
mornisg OF "Lost, gtrsyoi or s!a
Collector Doughefty, the missing
returned safe and sound, and was n
al shc tax once with . pleased cH(
poll tsxpaysrs. Mr.. Dougherly, "a
immsdiAtely went 10 work scoop
poll ts1 money aud Issuing recelpa
fast Is one won't away two cane u
many Al twcuty at . time were 10
Ing. At 10 o'clock the erewdt
out, and by 1880 the last man 10
paid hls tax and got bis receipt.
1t was o good, faithful half day,
for Mr.. Doughcrty, aud II be only
up this rate Of speed for four or BY
he will make up for the time tina!
Loaf, strayed or stolen"
Collector Mckee, Is usual, wai'
10 all forenoon. But . few, ,
were present to pay taxes to MI
Oucs he got Into . little excited q
tiou with reporter of the REr1
but he coon got into . good huHc
and pleasantly passed tho comp
Of the day with tho repQkter Foiia1
Mr.. Mckee 10 30 gehlal and
natured that he coulS not h1
feeling.
Several persons calici during
morning to sic how things were
Secretary Of the Board OF lleAn
called, a. did Deputy Clerk Of shsi
Osborne, and the reporter was eita
informed that Clerk of tue Peace
ran also cAlltd. The benign counf'
OF "Uncls Tommy" 0gle, saus
like n big round moon lhg
surroundings OF the back ollia
little Crlppen sat in gloomy y
ElwOod Mckee, brother UsA,aa ~
aud every whit as much Of q
was present for some tine
pleasant little chat with the
the REPUBLICAN. 1. l. since,
that Mr.. Dougherty win r0s :"
again from the tax Office.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
FIFTH EDIlI(|
stiil Being Con,e,,.,

Chief Justice Comegys And
Houston were on the bench NJ.
convened this morning, aud ,m"SNy'
after the opening the Ferts NV
was again resumed. WI
John McCloskey, who wa. =.
eAud when the fecess vn ,..
evening" was REGAL ell ior f,r,l.s
exAmination. In answer Ia NJ.
enco's questions tue wi,ncs. ~
about three or four DAYS bs,o'a
fsrry's death he toll Tia villa IN
silver watch be ongIng to him y
matchmaker ana have 1t repaIrsi
wished to give II to tie wllue. -
trouble In helping to caro- Tor him
Ferry did ~ she was directed, hin, 4,
not receive the watch uutll ala, n.
death. He still has the watch ~
Mr.. 6pruauce's request showed i, ~
During the time tho wltnes. VA.
John Ferry be did not see him S1y
until after February 2lu. Pr,r
able TO keep up IN unin,errup,,d x,
satt0n for I've or ten minutes A.
aud the witness had no d iilcui,y n
ing what he said. John Ferry dI,a \
airy 18th, 1885, aud about M1r,I
Mra. Ferry broke up hoasckc,uu,
went TO live with her father, M,
remained until her death.
Mrs. Margaret King tett iiei NM
knew John Ferry for fourteen q,
years previous 70 his death. sbs,
timately acquainted with him 4.
wife, and frequently visited iher h
She was there . few days Ia tb
part Of January, 1856, and iOula
down stairs In the parlor. The nsrl|
che saw him WAS about Two wseu
| and no was then In his own room
last visit was on February u
before he died; she went 10 n
ing and rcmainsd nearly all isl
she entered the room Mir H.
slesping, and there were scverA
IN the room. When he aw oko ID
out his hand and shook hard, Il
after which DO inquired alter hs /
and that OF her family, asking d
larry about her two sons, VII IN
marked were good BOYS AVID and
the hope that they would ri, I
Daring thIs con orsstiou she All md
any difference Ia Him. eIceut thu \
verv weak. from ths w.y No sen1
Wa when wall.
Janes w. McClo.kev Jr u.I
thai he il = brother nj Mn ss,,1
cessed. And thss be knew Jon
iptImateIr His s,strr and Joh, I
were married In June. INA nj
witness was FREQ uently in Lib Good
During his last illness no visited
two or three times Q week and often,
verse,l with him. He IaA NsN hAm|
on Tuesday evening. February .,
found him lying In bed. When Nj
ness entered lie room he walked .
Ferry, who shook hands and greet,
cordially. asking him how busiuu
and also how tho roads were.
Il At that time the witness was Il
10 selling candle And cakes from
on for Barley Brothers.. and VA,
road the greater part Of the tim.
. tiuuiug, the witness said th,t ca
be converssd with Johu Fery
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
11UBLlC SALE.

The subscriber will sell at public sale, on the
premises, on the Concord Pike, about miles
from Wilmington, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 4rH. 1890
at ~ O'Clock. NJ,
Two good horses, 9 good Jersey cows, one
2-year old heifer, 2 bulls, 3shoais, n lot (
chickens, market wagon. with tongue and
shaits. one 2-horse wagon. sleigh and bells,
good mower horse rake. lplow. cnltivAtor
fan. hay cutter, corn shelter, 30 feet OF good
rope, feed chest, COW chAlns, single and dou-
lot OF bags, forks. rakes and hoes, enurn.
pans, buckets. butter worker, = good ksid's
creamery, vineSer ~ the barrel. butter scales
stove, stzbies, beach table, lot of good car
pet, beds and bedding, 10 liking glasses, .
sofas lot OF stuffed chairs, Q marble top stands,
and many other articles not mentioned.
Terins at sale.
JOHN BERRY.
Amos N. Anderson. AuctiOneer.
2-n-3td-wts"
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
DUBLIC SALE.

WIN be sold at public sale at the res ideuce
o. the Subscriber, GU The road lending from
Christ!Ana Village to Platt 4 EikintOn's mill.
on ''
TUESDAY, March 4th, 1880.
at io'clock. p. M, sharp,
pair OF mules, good workers and
s.tlendid farm team, 0 years old, 4 H.
nor'. IL, sand and years oid good work ~
mich cows, some with calves by their sides,
others snrinytns, two s-ycAr-old heifers, ono
i-yeM-old. good bulls, l boar, / sow with
Plss, J brood SOW, tloat pigs, i . horse
Wagon, market dearbsrn. bcw with tongde
aud shafts complete, Osborn hinder used Last
harvest knowing machine, . hor5e rakes steel
teelh, hay rigging, new, i syracuse plow. i
corn marker, set OF double stage harness.
poiL a. new. ! farm lier, | large isrm boil.
en- hait Interest OF " acres OF wheat, and other
ARTICLES not mentioned.
ierms. All sums OF se5 and untler. cash.
over mat amount credit OF six months will
be given on pur has.r q vim. a bsnksbie
note with an approved endorser, fnut raid
when due Interest from day OF sale.
W \. sMALLEY,
w.. ], ". MORRISON
"A" o. bh"h' anct. ltd-1tw
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Thousands of persons suffering with
severe headache are unaware that their
eyes are failing. No remedy Is available
except to 20 to Professor We'll and have
your eyes examined and suitable glasses
adjusted. S05 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

J. j. Wilhelm having rented his store,
o. the corner OF Chestnut aud Adams
streets, will sell his stock of groceries at
public sale, next Monday afternoon, and
chose who wish bargains should attend,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
DUBLlC SALE.

The undersig ned about to quit farming will
sell at plblie sale, on the Wilmington and
Philadelphia turnpikc, half mile south OF
thu Practical Farmer hotel, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2sTH,
at o'clock, p. M, sharp,
Two head of horses, one coli c ming one year
old. hay horse yyeaTs old, 1874 hands high, this
horse will work At anything and Is steady I;
black mare, this 10 good driving mare, bay
colt, l, of goOi stock, promises Iargs size:
mich cows; yeA,ling h,ifsr. Cows will be
Farm wagon. light wagon. OF horse hay
bed, either hay manure, good AS new /
cart, market dearborn, whec lOarIow, buck
csc hay-rake good as new, Silver and DemlnE
hay Gu ter vita pulley for belt, In good order:
hay FORK, ropes aud pu.iieys, ploms cultiva-
two horse roller, forks, shoyels, double har-
ness, double an single lines, C liars, brides,
haters, cart harness and hsmes, pin names
lead harn' %. beam aud peas, butter tub. lot Of
ladders. pans, kettles, And other articles.
Terms-All sums under s2p cash. ~ sum and
over credit of seven months Will he Il, en- on
purchaser Swing banKshle note with ap.
proved enaorser;n mo Interest If paid when due,
otherwise interest will be added. Nopoods
are to he removed until these terms ar COM
pied with. lSAAGw. LODGE.
l., W. st,dham Il Son, Auctloneers
:-9-2w AID "a
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

George Fl. Cornell aud JUS IuJur!
the two carpenters who Me's n. baid
falling from 9 scatio'd on 'Tu.,dg
at No. S32 Market street om n,o,sl
ternoon, were gre'uy
evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
Office.

To the members OF the Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Company OF Mill Creek Hun
dreh. An assessment oil 10 cents on the
thousand dollars OF the taxable basis Is lev.
led by the executive cominitte4 to meet loss
by IRE and the expense of the re-survey,
Collectors, Brandywins Hundred, VIM. 4.
Iailey; Christlana Hundred, Howard v.
john Ball. JOHN W. Dennison; White Clay
Creek Hrnlied. Charles Cannon. Each
member of the company may have their per
cent. for collecting deducted by paying his
or her tax within thitty days after Jan. 18th
1890. n. l.. j. BALDWIN, Bec'y
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
A New Method Of Treating Disease.

What are theyi There is q new depar-
TURF In the treatment OF disease 1t con.
stats in tho collection of the specifics
used by noted specialists OF Europe aud
America, and bringing them within the
reach OF all. For instance the treatment
pursued BY special physicians who treat
indigestion. stomach and liver troubles
only. was obtained and prepared. The
treatment OF other physicians, celebrated
for curing catarrh, was procured, and so
on till these incompatible cures now in-
clude disease OF the lungs, kidneys, To-
male weakness, rheumatism and nervous
debility.
This new method of zone remedy for
one dis ase" must appeal to the common
sense OF all sufferers, many OF whom
have experienced the III effects and
thoroughly realize the absurdity Of the
claims 0t Patent Medicines which are
Guaranteed to cure every Ill out Of q
Jingle bottle, AID the use Of which, as
statistics prcve, HAS RUINED MoRE
describing thete new remedies Ia cent
ire on receipt oil stamp to pay postage
by Hospital X medy Company, Toronto,
Canada, sole proprietoIs.
pUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will sell at Public sale at his
residence on the new ROAD, ! mile from city
Of Wilmington. known as tie Walters farm,
TUESDAY. MARCH 4TiI, 1880.
a. Sol ~ o'clock :. NJ eleven head of n
No. i. Lay mare, good worker and A
No. 2. Dick. roam horse. IL years cid. good
No q liarry, dark bay, years old; works in
| No. 4. NAV. hNV 10 olt. N
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

WANTEp.- AGENTS WITH A
la,a \, small capital for Delaware and Nary
patented arlicle. Apply Al So tjae ~
fo"fih 81. bAYARD wALKER. diI.tf