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The Lamar register., 1890-06-07

y 4hus phg S'SiAu hd7 arisen IN New
York who teaches physical Immortality.
The secret is in frequent fasts. She saws
'the hum an system is not a machine II is
like anything and gets tirkd and needs
rest. ] discovered this many years ago
and began resting systematically. When
l find my physical machinery becoming
clogPed and heavy / abstain from food
Several times have tasted twenty days
Every month l tnke three days fast
Louis Marks, New York census
enumerator, met with a warm reception In
a liquor store in East Forty-fifth street
last Monday. He was unceremoniously
hustled out amid volley of beer glasses.
Marks then returned TO the place under
police protection, but was unable to pro
cure the information he desired. He re-
ported the matter to the main office and
was told to write out his story which would
be forwarded TO Washington.
A terrible accident on the Rio Grande
Western railroad occurred last week. A
freight train pulled by two engines was
derailed at Soldiers Summit, and took "A
plunge down into q deep canon where the
TWO engines and six box cars lay piled In
an indiscriminate heap of splinters and
broken iron. The two engineers, named
Dutton and McGraw, were seriously If not
fatally injured, and the two freuen were
also badly hurt Two unknown ramps
was peys stealing ride IN sias says psse
ssstassfc' hatsss,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26
Pusl'o SALE. >,
vALy:A.sLE STOCK Z 2. AND FARMING

VALUABLE BTOCk AMI IAhAtSo
lMPLBNENTe.
Msvins Determined to quit fArm,as I'll
iesdins from stanton 70 MsrshsIlton, about
one half mile from each place sd'o'nins
NoNDAy, MARCH SAD, iso.
at O'Clock, Pm, sharp. combating of fooa
yesrs old, good stock aud hard 70 beat COLI
coming ! years old. good sock. and very
i Nine Superior mich COWS most Of which
wi have calves By ihsT sidss e{ asy 81 an ss es
ssRPss snS IL aR' have been myself
from choice stock. thorough: bred Durham
bull, two years old. l Jersey bull coming one
Ies: tive coca SsGsa soT s,, Sns t si%.
months Old; twenty little pigs =, out months
Jersey ,s'' y he'd crosssd with Poland Chias. ~.
Fsr r.Yan boess cs, NJ rbssios Sassy
jump seat carriAse, nearly ~ gooa as hc~
steel tosih horse rake COED ., n rsrn sh tsh
eg' Jhs%plon mower aud. reaper combined:
Harness. set wagon hsrne,s. i,,n se' S AZ.
ns,nes s. c isna Sasse. collars
brides, double and single lines Most .,
these harness are good ~ new some oeen
". xis os milk eSarns. 1 so.quar. I so;ansrt
bee d used hut very littls. Corn by the bushel !.
Terms Ali Sums Of W. and nndsr, sAs Z,
sasaS, s noe e. ritn a approssd
gsS Then das o sSi S 81 Tor s.sh
~ NJ Sss postpana ment on account of weather. II
stormy will vi %i L "a sfai 4: DEnIoksoN;
J. @. Robinson. Auct. Eis-Wu'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26
DUBLIc SALE.

The subscriber about to quit farming,
will sell at pablic sale without reserve, LRS
nj the Pine Grove Farm, on the rtRyy
leading from stanton to osietowe1fjdpiicah
THURSDAY. MARtld{u not believe.
at ~ o'clock, NJ, shs -aYhe matter for him
horse, and cos.sser OF the collectors were in,
uo ~ ~Gharlie" Dougherty and little
aiTrippen were there. They were about
. retiring, when little "Crippy" suggest
IN cd that if they wanted 70 pay property
rs rs tax they could be waited upon. The
friend who owned property paid bis
- taxes and got his receipt The poll
N taxpayer offered his money and asked
- for receipt, but he was met with the
decisive remark, 1--WE don't receive
poll taxes" That poll taxpayer. 2
: respectable business man on Market
street, almost used cuss words ss he
vn lett the office, and declared that he will
Ak never vote another Democratic ticke'
op in Delaware. and he believer nov
mt what the REPUBLICAN said was true
,as We hope he will be able to get hi
ng taxes paid and 10 vote.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26

DUBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold at public sale, on the
farm of the late u. Il. Nivin, ON the
river road, 2lniles below New Castle, on
TUESDAY, March 18th, 1900,
at Il o clock, M, sharp, good work or
driving horses, s head of good dairy
COWS. some of which will be in profit
soon; | fine stock bull coming years
old, o young cattle.
Farming implements. l Bickford
and loflmin grain drill, south Bend
plows,2 pair OF twin harrows, Guilt
yators, / corn coverer, | rollci, horse
rake, 4 corn markers, grindstone, turnip
cutter, hay cutter, dugout bed, farm
| wagons, ! market dearborn, l no-top
buggy, Champion mower, grain fan,
| block and tackle, half-Dushel corn bas
/ kcts, 2 sets OF wagon harness, 2 sets Of
| carriage harness, brides, collars, hal
tiers pillow harness, ox-chains, oN-yokes,
/ pea and beam, horse blankets, 40graih
| bags, forks. rakes, shovels, corn knives,
| hedge knives. nnd q lot of rope yarn.
| Dairy fixtures. -Ore i-can C0eley cream
| En- churn, 2holen mils pans, 4 mix buck
cts, Reid butter worker, scale and weights,
butter tubs, butter bowl and ladle aud other
Terms: All sums Of SaO and under, cash
over that amount credit Of six months will
be given on purchaser giving bAnknbie not
with an approved endorBer; II not pait
| when due Interest will be added from day o
sale. JAMES M. NltiH.
WIN. J. Lank. suct. 2tw-std-eod'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26

BELLEv1Rw, KY, Feb. pa violent
storm occurred in Southern Kentucky
on Monday. In this vicinity six tobacco
barns, with their contents, were de-
stroI ed, aud a dozen houses were un-
rooted and blown down.
GAINESVILLE, Tex, Feb. ga wind
storm swept over part OF Northern
Texas yesterday morning. The Masonic
Hall was destroyed, the Court House I'M
rooted, the santa Fe Railroad depot
wrecked sni tsenty buildings II WI
down 10 this plRor. seYeral pereou'
we're injured.
LIMA, 0, Feb. 2s.-There are heavy
haods al this place and in the surround
Ing districts, tie Anglaize river beipi
very high. Many county aud rsilfoa
; bridges have keeu swept away, and dan
age to houses and crops lie reported,
A severe snow aud wind storm prs
vailed III the Northwest yesterday, vii
; q low temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26

TO-DAY the Levy Court reelected
the two Wilmington tax collectors.
Next Tuesday they will receive the
names of two thousand Republican de.
linauents and an equal number Of
Democratic dclinquents. but the latter
will be kept on the new assessment by
means of the little initial letter that
either makes it John Smith or John X.
Smith, to suit circumstances. These
tour thousand names will represent
So, 600 in lost taxes to the county, aud
the Levy Court will be compelled
again to go to the banks to borrow
money at heavy rates Of dhcount and
interest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26

WE ARE sincerely glad that Mr..
Williams has taken up this subject Al
such an opportune time. The IKE
PUBLICAN had some months before
gone over the same ground, practically,
and spread before the people about
lhe same facts, but was met at once
with the usual cry of "Republicsn
lie," and such other arguments ss men
with much less honesty OF character
and business ability than Nh. Williams
generally use. Certainly Mr.. vii
lisms cannot be accused OF any sym
pathy with the Republican party, o
with Republican newspapers, and vi
await now TO see the effect of his re
Elections upon the unbusiness' ELK
mode OF carrying on the business
the county. ---
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26
DUBLIC BALE.

The subscriber intending to quit the hotel
business, will sell without reserve Al the hotel
Known as the Mcdaniel House. sIanton, Del.
ON THURSDAY, FER. ETH. 1880.
al 10 o'cIocs, A. NJ, the following personal
fresh COWS, lar fixtures, consisting Of beer
pump, Ice chest stove, bar roo a cha rs, :
hanging lamps. bottles, glasses, etc. Iie
Ahove hxtur, 5 are all nearly new. Household
goods, consisting Of % Yards OF new brussels
| carpets, new brussels stair carpet, crash, pat
aud rods, lot Of Ingram carpets. mating,
sets oil bed room furniture. pair OF bedsteads
wash stands, wash bowie aud pitcher, c.
/ re,ary and book ease combine /. large walnut
| desk, marble top table, bed room stove,
| feather beds, bflsters aud pillows, Clocks, =
lot of chairs, settee, lot of oil cloth, and IL
| palr of window curtains, nearly new.
| Kitchen furniture. No Niagara cook
Stove. / breakfast tabl,, kitchen table reirig.
| orator, a 10. of dishe 4 pair OF double screen
| doors, good as new: a lot OF window screens,
| lot Of sccond hand doors and blin,ls, lot OF
old iron, large feed cheat one set of carriage
harness, shOvels, hoes, forks and many oihei
| articles not mentioned,
| Conditions will lie made known at sale by
JACOB h. HYATT.
Thomas Brackln, Joseph II. kirk,
| Auclioneer. Clerk
| ga.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26
WHEN Levy Courtman Roberts, Of

WHEN Levy Courtman Roberts, OF
Approximately, gets in proper condi-
ton he ought to make an investigation
of the tax office methods OF this city
for himself. When told that not two
dozen Of Democratic poll tax payers
had called at the tax office since the
duplicates were opened TO pay their
taxes, the county's guardian said, In
awiully big words. that It was untrue.
His exact language. not being recog-
nized in decent Journalism. is not
used here. Mr.. Roberts. however, Is
excusable under the circumstances in
which he had unfortunately placed
himself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26
puBLlc SALE

S5th. DRY Good Store, ~ Market Ct. City.
25tli l.. r. Aduir, Furniture, CITY
18th. VIM. Nc Bride W. g. G: hd.
s1sh ns:i HEAD gro; :srfe AM "a
~ j. y. HYATT. Stanton.
27th. Pennock q Husbands, near Elan.
95th. Isaac W Lodge. Brandywlne IA.
2sth. J. G. Barr, sos u. Second ST., lily.
18th. s. W. McCauly, real estate Cours
ssth. Jester = Mcdaniel. horses. city.
March.
LIST. Roberts 4 Hannun, Chester. Pa.
lst. WIN J. MINER, Brnndywine HI.
Sd. W. II. Derrickson. Mill Greek Hd.
3rd. Estate of J. R. Taiiey' brandywine
cd. Clark 4 Crosse. Now Castle Hd.
3rd. n. Merrick. Centreville.
4th. tieo. Foster, Bran1ywlne ia.
4th. Isaac Morrison, w y 9. Hd.
ith. Patrick Haley. Christians I'D.
SIN. Z. Donahus, Brandy wine Nd,
stu. John Diehl, New Castle Hid.
9th. Aaron Tyson. Chester. re.
9th. Thomas Campbell, Pencadcr Hd.
9th. James Wright, w. G, Q. HID.
| 7th. Herman Just, Brnndywine 10.
Sth. Ii. II. Chandler. Christiana Hd
sth. Joseph Tailey, Brandywine I'D.
10Th, Elwood bigger, Brandywtne ia.
| 10th, Peoples 4 McElwce. Christ. Hd:
18TH. Geo. 4. simmons est. Poncader Hd
II. Edward Banks, Christinna Hd
18th. Ii. II. Morrison, New Castle lid
18th. j, r. Reybold, Red Lion Hid.
| l2th. Ii. L. Wood, Christian Hid.
18th. Geo q Lobdcll, New Castle Hid.
18th. Geo. W. Hill, horses. Media, Pa:
18th. Lattimer l. Ayers, CbristtsnA I'D.
18th. 4, W. johnson, near Elan Pa.
l4th. Sheldon & Leibevman. Christ. Hd.
18th. Lewis J, Graves, Christiana Hd.
18th. y. Z Puah. New Castle HID.
| 1kfh RaaI Eafatn Court House.
18th. VIM. @. Haggerty, real estate, city
10Th. W. J. McGarr, Christiana Hid;
nth. weidin 4 McElwec Now Cattle He
18th. jam es n. Nivia, New Castle Nd.
18th. John Hunsman, Brandywlne Hid.
18th. J. Bou2hmnn, Mill Creek lid.
10th. VIM. Wheatley, n. O. HID.
18th. y. Horst sei Poplar street, city. ,rs,
Ath. ID. ID. zimmerman, black iiorse
Hotel. Pa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26


Nathaniel Williams OF Middletown
has raised . warning cry TO the tax
payers Of New Castle County TO stop
he Levy Court In its extravagant
expenditures, and as Mr.. williams has
been lite long Democrat, and nothing
else. he cannot be termed ianatical
Republican crank, bent on telling lies
to make the Democratic Levy Court
unpopular with the people. He gives
the Levy Court q gentle rap over the
kuuckles when he reminds them that
thew have not published an annual
report Of their receipts and expendi.
lures, 90 that the only chance " gel a.
any approximate debt OF the county
" 70 wade through mass Of figures In
the State Auditors annual reports,
which are oftcp not Of the most COM
prehensive and Ineligible character.
Blu. Mr.. Williams does the best he
can. and he finds the amount OF money
paid annually 10 the thirteen assessors
Of the county on an average 10 ", 000.
The clerk OF the Levy Court Is allowed
$4,000; the attorney for the court.
$500; the county treasurer gets an
annual salary Of $500, besides extra
allowances, that make 1t 800 more;
the treasurer OF the poor gets $500.
the members Of the Levy Court
q. 200, and the collectors commissions
on $3.50 900 amounts to $15, 600, max
Ing total in oil Of $33, 800.
But this il not all. Mr.. Williams
goes on to show that 1t costs 80 900 to
collect ESQ, 900 Of road taxes outside OF
Wilmington and 81, 500 more 10 collect
$50, 900 for school purpOses, which
added runs the total up to $50. 400.
Mr.. Williams looks at the amount
himself apparently in aatonishment
and exclaims: alt 10 great sum.
Can 1t be made lessl"
The taxpayers OF New Castle county
will no doubt agree with Mr.. Williams
that this 10 q great sum, and the longer
they look al it, the larger 1t grows and
they become more astounded al they
begin 10 see where the money they
pay In taxes goes.
Mr., Williams, however, answers
hi. own ;..asiiana in thu affirmative
and shows how more than one hall oil
the amount named could be saved 10
the county. He would, If he had the
power, sweep the levy court out OF ex-
istepce and in lieu OF II he would have
three county commissioners al salaries
each OF $500 per annum, clerk Z
the commissioners al salary oil ", 3oo
three auditors vi the aggregate saiai.
OF $1,000; and county treasurer, VIII
should also be collector OF all taxes
a salary Of sc, 900 per annum, maxim
in the aggregate $4,000. In this MI
Williams has been most extremel
liberal, MS all must agree in his ALLOW
snces Tor the commissioners and cler'
but still look at the savings lhst Won
accrue to the taxpayers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26

BUT Mr.. Williams tires not in his
plain and graphic description OF the
unwieldly and cumbersome Levy
Court. and sarcastically alludes to the
unbusiness like mode that prevails in
auditing each other accounts, as there
10 no. county auditor and the State
auditor does not get down 70 The hne
points in vogue In auditing each
others accounts. To put IL in MIR.
Williams own words:
1.-THE Levy Court Comm ssioners audit
and adjust all claims against the county,
and also audit esch o,her's claims and
ACCOUNTS. Thus, J In audits Williams
and William Rudits Johns. In Other
words there is no check upon the com
nissoners, unless self-imposed.
To illustrate still further Levy
Courtman Hickman Of Wilmington
who wants over $500 salary from tn
county, hes his accounts audited b.
Levy Courtman Rockwell OF Black
bird, who wants some So o. and Nj
Hickman in turn audlts Mr. 10th
wells accounts precisely on The :
tickle you and you tickle ms principle
Mr.. Williams has evidently bee
GelyIne through the State auditors T,
port, for he has found that the Lev
Court has become borrower
money from the banks OF some $4o
600, on which there were paid "a
O23 AZ in discounts and 1904. 81 pal
as interest on discount. Then with
terrible vein OF sarcasm in his r,
marks he says: "lt nigh, be instiu
tive 10 learn the rate OF discount an
interest, but the report does not sta
It." MIR. Williams, in his researcht
docs rot seem to have caught on to
Illegally OF the act of the Levy Gov
borrowing money at all unless co
PEELED by some great calamity by
or water to do so. without bis sim
inquiry, "Dld the Levy Court X
the law?' includes that.
"a closing Mr.. Williams, in farm
like name. takes a cursory glanc
the taxes pad in the county, putt
1t in this way; County and poor to
$3.50, GOO; road and school, outsid
Wilmington. $50, 600; total, $3.50,
switch" says Mr.. Williams, "wt
require 900. 900 bushels OF corn
the price carrent today in Middlet'
70 pay" ...
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26

VIII you heed the wsrnlngi The Sig
nal perhaps of the sure approach oi that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves II you can Afford for the sake oil
saving 90 certs, to run the risk And do
nothing for 1t. We know from expert
ence that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough, 1t never fails. This explains
WHY more than Q Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group and
Whooping Cough at once. Mothsrs dc
not be- without it. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. n
B. Danforth, Wholesale and retail agen
| Secoud and Market strects, Wilmington
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26

- ,.u. rorteA tina
whole Of hlS 61rIn VIII sell at his resi-
ware CITY and Newark Raiiroaus
.,.o
-.
~ IL O'Clock n M sharp'
his entire stock OF fmplemcnts AM
dairy fixtures, also household and
Kitchen furniture, consisting of horses
and catti,.. Wig:
head Of good work and driving
horses 4 colts. years old.
PexQie Virginia, bay mare 8 IN
years Old over y ham bands high aod u fSaest
worker and driver.
GeOrrc. = brown horse, o years old, 16
hands hirh and weighs lob0 pounds; u
good family driver and will work any
Seiim n bav horse 70 yoars old, 10
hands high, a good worker and driver
and an d Z celIcI,t family horse.
" All ~ the ahove described horses are
frcc ri tricks and fearless of steam.
9avcnr old colts unbrokcn
Mich Cows and Heifcrs-0 first class
,niich COWS and hetfers, some OF gTzKR
Az ~ Saia.
ye,v snncrfor IIolstcin heffcf5, 2
,,coya All
Durham heffer. ! year old.
Aidernv heffcr year old
mo ssrainA ~
$50 sheep--2O ewes, 10 home raised
EH and 10 western.
~ extra finc buck, year old.
Ho Poland China shoats.
m iron zed turkeys 4. ] gohbler nndS hens.
Earn,,nw ImnIements-l Az feet Cham
| pinn ,uower. In good order. one hay
r rnpe i b~rnoon fork and rigging, ] 2.
hors,, and i-horse plows. both In good
| nrder.9 nafrs Irwin harrows. l shlky
cnitiva, nr. NEW departure cultivatoi
| ! iron farm, 2iuch cultivator, good
tnal. hoiinr axe and post augur, heavy
io1 ana ox chnins. harrow Chains and
w ~" chain h~ite,.s. hoire knives.
Grind Stone horse. double and single
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26
PhaAdelphiA, Wnming.o,
Baltimore Railroad
November 10Th. lsa
Trains will leave Wllninc,...

W" 'sAss =" Huntington a, i,l.
rhi.is.selphiA scspre,.l i.s. an an
4. M, ia 70. l20, Lao, AN IN b
81 oS 10 np. IN. w. SA
= :, M. ms. 2ss .ae. 5a.sI Ia ~
fof Chester tsxpress,. isssn Ia.
~ ,, y 81 y, a. m, Il 81 SIS III isS
Accommodation, e4o, caA,m -,
II y 4, n, Vas. as ios !. N
~, y NV v ssrRf;, 7 II; ss - -. ss
Tax W. "a y = ics, Z. = sas %
For Nest Chester. VIA lamoas" "
40 q. M, 2 sS and / % =. N. 1' ses
For Newark tcenirej and lnt,t,sea,,,.
sions, I <oa. M, z :. and 81 y 10 .'''a''
a. m, Y II p. M, and u i3Aisii. "''a',i
Baltimore and Hay Line, a q. m.
baltimore aud Washington, ", sol
70 y snd y o.; ~, Y oe, An "a
Tfsias ior Dtiaw.rs DiyisIs 1 i i. 4 s.
New castle, 8 70 a. M. Il q, AZ
ueorgsiowns 20 4. IN, 40 snal.Mn
issrsingtSn. D,,inar. and sy ,aa,
fSp,sss ior i,afrins,on. asa ana IA 4
Express for Dover. Harfirs,sa. tuai
asr, n q =. m. and i q y. m.
IrAhkun Sl'yo sns. ", .,,
tort. and Norfolk. iaois. M, and i.ss
Leave Philadelphia, Broad stree, ia,
minstcn tsxpressl $50, ~, 7zi, u, N
Ills, liza .. y. 'iisb ~. Ak
!ol ~, l. = %, 'SM SO tVi 81
y sconcds,ion. s@,sn p@nA ~
ia a2S ar. ~, $50. "a, III
10 u aud II % D. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
t,os..s s5 Z. a. T. an az 50. "a, h
Accom- oasiion, 7.oe. ala spAM. n
las, 40, 7.$5. 300 Aad D.tlP.M
Eor o q e e sefWHrs'sh LIB. haAM, 1
'H :s ss% o ss Tos, as sa an
liza Aio. 5.soand No. +. NJ.
! 100, s.iA Ia A ~, az, BIZ, "
"fa West Chssssr. via Lamosin. al
ii For New casils 10 IS niYhl,
ror Care C q Old Point ooss
fer.e m,;,H III ,o n ssaay,ou. Dove, w,
yelton. Har,Ins,on, BridKeyr!s II
laurel, and DetmAr. R.O! nishL
BnltImorc and washington. ~, ~ |
A. H., Iana, AZ, - OF, x ~
:. i2.T Night. Baltimore SIX II W
I.sys Philadelphia Broad Street ,lx
minstou texprsssl. 40. 7.A NJ
SEA o. 'sia, Soa. 81, HIS ia
hiH crcomm odstion, ssN 0 10. 10 hn.
d q AZ 6s0. s IS. re- II "a j, N.
Sor Hrthet Information, pssssnfsr
~ referred 10 the ticket once Al We .titlol
- Train1 marked thus ~ are limited 81
unon Which extra fare Is CHARGED. An
CHAs. E, Puul. >; ~ Wi ",
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26

The people in need to.
day and weeks hence buy
now and save a clear, clean
40 per cent.-Several days
wages. /
The people acquainted
with our good qualities and
low prices are buy Ing Over
coats and Heavy Suits tor
next Winter. The most un.
heard-of Bargains in Broad.
cloth and Worsted Dress
Suits-just such as are want
ed every day in the year.
20 PR cent. of everything
included In this Great Dis
count Sale.
| Next comes Clothing made
to your measure. Same dis
count. 1t counts large: $35
Suit, 20 per cent. of, $2S.
| $3.50 Trousers, 20 off,
! $3.50.
/ IS Boys Suit, 20 of, 81.
Enough saved to buy ex-
ira pair Trousers.
$40 Overcoat, 20 of, SIC
A good deal more than 6
per cent. interest on the
money invested.
The hard and plain fact Is
! that you get just one-fiith
n more for your money.
: Note the fact: Pricel
L here are below others to be-
e gin with, and now an extra
20 of. Our friends from
ID adjoining districts h VI
heard the news, and ar
: getting their share of tn
Bargains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26

EyECUTRIx,S SALE.
Ia WIN be sold at public sale at the N, W.
cor. OF second and Monroe streets, on
THURSDAY February 81, 1880,
At . o'clock. q. m, the con,.uis Of a grocery
store comprising all kiutB OF groceries usu-
alIy Ecpt in 4 nrst.class store, Also a large
,,,,,tItx al hon sehOld md Kitchen faFuiture
IL nositJye ANN HrhIb
Txscutris Of James Head, deceased. 2-20-ts
l.. W. stidham h Son, sucts.
DUBLIc SALE OF TWO STORY
brick house. Ne. co.. Penn street,
Wilmington, rooms, II feet front. on
FRIDAY,FEBRuARY 2Sta, lsl0.
at l.30 p. mr.
| Mt the Court House.
| fth.ts Trustee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26

IT Is True, that poll tax paying
Democrats are not going to The TAX
office for tax receipts, but ike little
"Bo-Peeps sheep that cane home
with their tails behind them they
will sll be al the elect on polls ~ita
ioce,lt IN their lists
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-26
ON THURsDAY,

Nen1uc,
ON THURsDAY,
THE6Tu DAY OF MARCH. A. ID. 1880,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Court Hou o, on
n arket street, between 10th aud nth streets,
in lie city of Wiimingio New Castle .ountY,
aud state OF delaware, the tollowing nescr b
ed real estate, late of Caroline klingier, de-
Ali that certain lot or piece Of Asnd, with
tie three story brick dwelling house tue rton
erected, situate In the city OF Nilmingtoni
County and state Aforesaid, known as 40 ~
East cond streei. and more particularly
bounded and described IS follows. W Mit
BegInulng at a point on the noItheriy side OF
Second street at IA distance Of 81 II. in. east.
eriy from the eAsterly side of French street At
the easterly side OF q 3 n. wide alley leaolng
| into second sire l. thence nnrtheriy along
said side OF said alley and parallel with frenci
street rs feet to the snutheily side oil another
| II, wide alley. thence thereby easteriy, par
| alel with Second street, 10 II. to stake.
| thence northcrly crossing the head OF the lsst
ment oned alley and parallel with french
ailel with second street. 10 IT,. TO stake,
| tbspre svutherly, parallel with French street,
| IL teet to the aforesaid side OF Second street,
| and thence thereby westerly q n. 10 the place
| of beginning, he the contents thereof whni
they may with the privilege OF the use OF SAID
| alleys Ia common with others entitled therete
| forever. 80 \,
known IN wM. +. sMhl.LEI, Jn.,
| Administrator, d. b. n. c: l. n.
| Attest. or by Lis Attorney
| Chas II, NcWhorter,
Clerk Orphaus' Court. 2-s-eod Us