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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

John, but better known By tue =
of "Cephas," Cooper, living win a
Irons, over Market strect bridge
fugitive from Justice for cutting
Culbeft's throat almost from ear 70
last Saturday Eight, without any ~
eut cause whatever. When the d
took place, Culber. was proceeding
the causcwAy to his home, a shor,
tnnce from the south end OF the enl
Ahead OF him was Copper III sn ini
Gated state, led by William u. y
aud Harry Jones toward his homs
Culbert came along he turned to ~
the other party when Cooper pulled
u pocket knife and made u despJ
lounge at gilbert, the kuife rakins
clear across the neck and throat.
gilbert Immediately fell bAcsn
but nobody imagined that ho VA
mnch, and Cooper was taken and
Z fettee Ia Anna Irons' house. y
back to see what had become OF Y
they came across him near the
and the blood was streaming ron
wounds. A wagon coming along y
that time. 10. 20 O'Clock, CulbeIt wm
into II and taken to tic police sa'
and DIR. J. r. Wales being sent 10y
sewed up the wound, about u
stitches being required to Close "
Wales said the wound was pau
but not necessarily fatal. W aen
poles returned to arrest Cooper, ~
evidently had some idea o. tbs IT,
he had done and had escaped aud "
Mt large.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

On Saturday night, at the Municipal
Court, John Moore. colored, was charged
BY Sergeant Black with Illegally wearing
Grand Army buttons, under an act OF
the General Assembly, making it mis-
demeapor for any one not a member OF
the q. A. r. to DO 10. Moore had been
told several times before that he had bet
ter desst, or he would get himself into
trouble. S,rgeant Blackburn, not having
any desire to be harsh with Moore, asked
the Mayor 10 reprlmand the mau and let
him go. Judge Ball, acting upon the
advice OF the Sergeant, reprimauded
Moore and told him lie would not get of
so easy the next time lie came before the
court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

Tho ChIidren's Band Of the Homno-
pathio Hospital, gave . continental tea
In the Ice cream psrlors Of William 9.
Farrs, on Saturday night, which was
q very delightful affair. The tea ended
at 3 o'clock, but dancing continued until
10 O'Clock.
The members Of the Junior Board Of
the hospital who were preseut and aided
the children were: Mrs. Edward An.
drews, Mss Belle Warner, Mrs. Charles
?. Wollsston, Mics Alice Lobdell. Mrs.
l.. A. Kittinger, Mrs. Emily Middleton,
Miss Emily Warner, Mrs. Chalkly Hat
ton, Mss Blanche Weldln and Miss Mary
Thomas. Mrs. W. @. Fsrra ALEC aided
the little folks, aud to her suggestions
much OF the success of the tea is due.
Tho decorations were arranged BY u.
J. Muhlhausen, and the flowers were
loaned by Hay den n Co., for the coca.
Zion,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24
puBLlc SALE.

Tho subscriber intending to quit
farming. win sell ut public sale, with
ont reserve, on the old Mallory farm, at
Holly Oak station, 1 miles from Will
mington, ON the Phila. pike, on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24


W. N. Crock Of AdamAburs, . village
near P,ttsburg, took stick Of dynamite
home Saturday and placed 1t In tie stove
10 dry. An explosion followed. william
etcmetz was Killed, aud Crock, hia wife
aud child were 40 badly hurt that u 10
feared they will die.
Richard Barrett, who murdered Z J.
ward T. Williams 10 London, England,
January ~, 1889, WAS arrested In New
York oil Saturday. Last night he tore
bis throat open with nall aud WA sent
to hospital In dying condition.
The jury 10 this Croniu Jury bribers
case, at Chicago, on Saturday, found the
only remafhipg defendant on trial, Jere-
mish O'Donnell, guilty rs charged, and
liked his punishment at three years In
the penitentiary.
During Q runaway accident, near
Newark, New Jersey, on Saturday, Miss
Mary E. Tyler was killed, and Lottis
Tyler, her dieter, was injured Internally.
Two other women VINO were In the car.
risge were slightly injured.
A boiler In tho distillery Of J, b.
I.anier, at Salisbury, North Carolina,
exploded early on Saturday morning.
Two men were H. led and q number In.
jured, two fatally.
A number OF trsmps taken TO Hacken-
sack, New Jersey. on Friday night, had
In their posoession coins aud pApcr1
stolen from the corner stone OF the new
Catholic church 10 EldgeGeld Park.
1t 10 reported from Wood river. Orc
gon, that cattle and horses are dying In
largo numbers in that section, and that
'many bands Will DO wiped out entirely
unless thaw oomss."
Edward Futroye, former manager in
Baltimore OF the Furness S.eamship
Line, and now an ''sbsconding debtor
10 said to DO short In his accounts ut leas
~. 900.
A boiler In the Armour Cudahy Pack
Ing House. In South Omaha, Nebrssks
exploded on Saturday morning. Twt
men were killed ard number injured
three fatally.
Carroll Kehoe, 40 eccentric man, who
has lived a. . hermit In hut near Il at
port. Maine, for the past 40 years, wa
found froxon to death on Saturday.
During nre In Wilkssbarre, Pa, OF
Saturday evening, Rev. Il. Morris was In
jured while rcscuipg his little daughte
from the burning building.
During At of dsspoadeucy. caused BY
III health, Henry Pops, an old citizen o
Ashland, Peuns., cut his throat Jester
day.
A boiler In . saw mill at Ruther Glenn
Virginia, exploded on Saturday, killinl
three people and wouuding six.
Eight hundred aud eighty.two imml
grants arrived In Castle Garden yestsl
day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

Elizabeth Powell, Il street and Rail-
road avenue, reached her 9th birthday
yesterday, and there was . gathering OF
number OF her children and friends to
congratulate her on the event A largo
number OF presents were sent to her, but
the real celebration will come of to.
night when che will have . reception
for all the old ladies on the South eide.
A grand time Is expected. Mother
Powell goes TO church and Sunday
ichool. never missing service aud il
anybody Is sick IN the neighb0rllood
they got vlktt from Mother Powell.
Her father lived 70 the age OF l02.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order OF the Orphans Court
OF the State Of Delaware, In and for New
Castle County, made on the iirst day oil Feb
ruAry, A. ID. 1870, Will be exposed at public
Nsndue,
ON TIiUR-DAY,
THE0ru DAY OF MARCH, a. ID. $780,
at 10 o'cis,k A. NJ, At the Court Hou.s on
Market street, between 10Th aud nth streets,
In tue city oil Wilmington. New Castle ounty,
and STATE OF delaware, the folio s!ng delcr b.
Cd real estate, late OF Caroline ngler, de-
ceased, to wit:
All that certain lot or piece oflsnc, with
tie three story brick dwelling house thereon
erected, situate In the city of W Inning ton,
County and State aforesaid, known as No 2Us
East 3 eoad stree. and more particularly
ioandrd and described as follows, to wit +:
Beginning nj point on the nor therly side oi
second street al distauct OF y. IT. In. east
crly from the essterly slide of French street At
The easter slide OF a ~. Wide alley leading
Into Second sire t, THENCE uartherly. along
said side Of said aiiey and parallel with Frenci,
street IS feet 10 the ntneily side of another 3
II. Wide alley. thence thereby easteriy. par
allel with second street, ID 1t. to a stake,
thence nortbrriy crossing the head of the last
inert onei alley and parallel with French
street 3 n. to a stake. thence easteity, par.
thence southerly, parallel with French street,
~ feet to the aforesaid eide Of second street,
and thence thereby westerly AZ ~. to the place
oil beginning. be The contents thereof what
they may, with the privilege oil the use OF sAid
alleys In common with others entitled hereto
Attendance will he given and terms made
known by WM. y. SMALLEY, JR.,
Administrator, d. b. he. I. u.
Attest =, or by lis Attorney.
CLERK Ogpiiaus' Court. 2-s-eod Is
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24
DUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale at his
residence ON the new rozi, I mil. frbn city
OF Huntington. known as The Walters farm.
TUESDAY, MARCH 4ri. 1891.
Al 70 O'clock 4. NJ, eleven head OF M
No. i. bay mare, goot worker and
No. .. Dick. roam horse. u years cid. good
No. {. Harry, dark bay, : years old. works In
all harness, weighs 1870 ponds, tonnd.
WORKS in ali harness; u No. l mare. win
weigh 1850.
No. 5. Jack. bay horse. = years old Patchen
stock. y No. / driver and ilrst class worker,
mates No. 4. weish s 1850. sound.
M. 0. File, bay mare syears old. works In
az harness, as driver rln,t b. be T. shs
toal by Iindcn. This Is superior maze,
Nos.7, sand 3. Three y ar old colts sire bv
Logsn, Marry Browns Pcrchcron horse.
N1s 10 aud y. z colt, coming 2 yeas old.
Sire Wy Golden Messenger. out Of No. .. and
onght to make hrst class horses, both bays.
. nesd of catuS, lthesd OF them dairy cows,
some VITA calves by their sides, Others SPRING
Ing. Among them are some first class mixers
ali home raised. stock bulls one year old
and enc = year old, good stors; ycarling
helfers;s farm wagon. with hay riEgiugs; /
wagon: milk wagon; plGws; harrows; Guilt
waters; moving msehlne; minneapolis find-
Fri nay o nsS 'nf sna aen r
rake; grindsione; single and double harness:
ssets single harness; sets stage hsrness;
and lola Of other goods Toe nuGcroa, 10 d
Hsy Ly the ton, 400 els corn, 100 bushels
oats, - nc as wheat III the ground.
Tcrms-Ali sums $50 aud less cash, on all
Sums over thst amount IN, credit ois months
abb e Tote with an approved indorser.
DENIM Is LUCEY,
l.. W. Stldham Son, Auctloncers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24
I)C BLIC SALE.

The subscriber about to quit farming,
will sell at pablo sale without reserve,
Mt the Pine Grove Farm, on the road
leading from stanton to ogietown, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 8. issa.
Mt 10 o'clock, NJ, sharp, head of N=n
horses and colts. .AN
No l. Kate, sorrei mare, years old,
brood mare, sound anu all right.
No.e. Rather, gray horse, years old.
good worker and driver.
No. 3. Levi, gray horse, years old,
extra good worker and driver.
No.s, nap. bay horse, 7ycnrs old, extra
No. 8. Lady Murrell, o years old good
driver, sty iisi. and trots very f.tst.
NOT. Marquis, roam colt, coming
years old, not broken.
No. 7. Black Hawk, coming = years old
promising colt.
NJ. s. Norwood, months old, sound
and all right, AS line n colt of its age as
amy in the state.
bET calves by their sides: hailcr. .
=" small steers, partially broken
forOAcn, would do to kill.
Farming Implements. - Two 2-horsc
wagons with hay beds, OK cart, jump.
seat carriage nearly new with pole and
shafts, l Sdc-bar buggy, | swell body
cutter nearly new, / Champion binder in
good order, lnew steel Champion mower
new sell dumping horse rake, ] pllin
horse rake, ono iioosier grain and phos-
plate drill. superior grain and phos
plate drill, 2-horse Ilcnch cultivator,
iron cultivntors with corn covers, SOW
eial single cnltiyators, good Wizard
plows. double burrows, one \ harrow,
l corn marker. / roller. l Van Wicklo
grain tan, l corn shelter, 3 sets carriage
harness, set OF double harness, sets
wagon harness, | saddle and bridlc 1
sets of pillow gears. collars, brides, hal
ters ana double lines.
one crosscut saw, maui und wedges,
10 grain bags, forks, ralSes, shoveis, hoes:
corn and oats by the bushcl, IS acres OF
wheat in the ground, and many other
articles.
Terms All sums OF $40 and under,
cash; over that amount II credit Of
months Will be given ON purchaser Civ.
ing bnnki,ble motto with AN approved
endorSer. with interest added.
JAMES WRIGHT.
J.. W. Stidham & son, Auctioueers.
s-l9-2tw-Jtd-eodt William Rces, Clerk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

COLUMBUS, Feb. 23.-A wonderful ex.
hibition Of nerve and presence OF mind
was giveR last night at Vinemont, on the
Heading and Columbia Railroad BY
John Helfricb, n brakeman. Helfricb
mede misstep aud fell from car. A.
the the train was passing over him he
caught the brake rigging and shouted to
the crew TO put certain brakes on 10 save
his life. The train was stopped and the
young man dragged himself out, not
withdrawing his left leg was 90 horribly
mangled a. 70 neoessitate smputstion
three inches from the hip.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

The united Sunday school nIissIou]]
services at St. Andrew's Church OIL }
urday afternoon was 10 every way AgI
success. The attendance was very ~
OF both sdults and children. iAnoas
clergy present were Bishop Cblsuanh,
Rows. Messrs. LIttell. Hows6 IN
Dunlap, Eckel, McGeathYl, LHH]
and Braddon. al
Bishop Coleman, In a short auu
expressed his qualification al seeing l
a large number present AMI ieS,'l
that other gatherings in hoii9f OF 'us
had kept some away who wouo II
wise have been there. ga
Such services, he said, were he''
appropriately on such dag, " ss,1
much as Warrington was m9lnoi IA
the came Episcopal Church, ana nV ias
would have been a member Oh Nv
Auxiliary had such q society 'n''
in existence. , mi
Miss Emery Of New York ala'
an interesting address, te.lus N l
Woman's Auxiliary TO maho :"
children helpers. ,,,yot.l
Rev. p. b. Ligbtner also a,iW
address. Ths music wac iea .!
Fisher.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

MAIDEN, Mont. Fob. 23.--The north
ern half OF the State Ia aroused oyor the
unexpected discoveries oil placer gold
mines, quartz and silver and lead gaisna
in the mountain hills OF the great reser-
vation, as we'll rs in the belt mountains,
which have already contributed SO much
to the mineral wealth OF Montana. The
Spotted Horse mine, one of a series of
ak quartz claims near Maiden, is crush
ing enough rock with q twenty stamp
mill to turn out every mouth 800, GOO In
bullion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

WILKEsBARRB, Pa, Feb. 23.-An IN.
cendiary fire early this morning destroyed
the great barn of the Pennsylvania Coal
Company at Paradise Colliery, Pitts.
ton. Two hundred mules were In the
building at the time. but all but three
got out alive. Many of them broke
their halter ttrape Or tore down the
manger and made their way out OF their
own accord.
grain, feed, etc., was also destroyed. The
total loss Is fully $4,000.
1t 10 believed that several Hungarians
who had been discharged from the COL
liery set fire to the barn aud the matter
will be investigated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24
V)u BLIC SALE.

Will he exposed at public sale at the Ham
hurg farm, on the River Road, antilles below
New Castle, aud ~ miles iron Bear station,
ON MONDAY, MARCH 3RD,
the following property:
head Of horses, mules aud colts. No, ].
Brown Mare, /, years old, with colt nv side S
months old. No. :. Bay Mare, 10 r.
years old. No. g. Brown Colt, com -6S
ins 81 years old his spring. No. 4. Irongray
C5lt, wears old In August. Nos. 5and q.
81 head Of cattle. IS head OF milch cows IL
G5ES0 ~heifers, coming years old; 20 heif-
hNEfV ers. coming yerr old. steer, COM
mH Ing 2 years Old; steer, comlug 3
YEAR old; yoke oxen, years old; Holstein
inlI, thorouK -bred, q years Old; / lloistein
hull, thorOuEh-brcd, years old; Holstein
calf thoroughbred, months old. Also "A
Tsrming Implements. Osborn binder. in
good order; Champion mower. In good order;
Buekeye mower. In good order; heavy farm
wagon, nav bed, corn marker, wheel rake,
syracuse blow. In good order. bennington
| New. IN rood order: Ohyer chilled plow. ont
| horse Wiley plow. harpnon hay forks with
! rope aud blocks. lo3 acres oil wheat IN III,
| Al SUNS under s. cash. credit of eiEh
| months will he given On all Sims over So h,
purchaser giving bankaDe note with approx
| ID rudorser interest a ided. Or per cent oi
lor ca,h Sale to confluence at 10 A. NJ.
/ VIM. II. CLARK, Attorney,
/ j. NJ. GNoSE.
] l.. W, stidham q son, Anctioncrra.
/ 2-i3-3ts-itd-2--2i-26-i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24
Exaininiig Teachers.

Superintendent Bessey of the public
schools OF New Castle County, held an
examination Tor teachers In No. public
school house last Saturday, there being
about eighty young ladies and six males
present for examination. A goodly
number OF them came from West Ches.
tsr. 1t will be some days before the
superintendent can examine all the an
ewers aud IN AXE decision.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

Washington's birthday was celebrated
with considerable sport at the Ferris Re-
form School on urday afternoon. Chss.
Beadankopf gave an excellent Punch
and Judy show which was very much
enjoyed by the boys and Charles B. Lore,
ESQ.,, made tine address taking Wash.
ington IN lis boyhood days 40 the model
hoy. The management feel under great
obligations to Mrs. Elizabeth Mendenhail
for her generosity In providing for the en-.
tertaiumeut.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

The liz h anniversary OF the birth Of
Robert Emmett will be celebrated by
public meeting on the evening of March
ID. The Hon. John II. Fiuclty OF Chi
eago will deliver an Grafton on Emmett.
Ex-senator Nc w horter will reeite EN-
NETS epeech from the dock. Addresses
Will be delivered by General Il. X. Ken
ney OF Dover and City Solicitor Henry
c. Turner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

RICHMOND. Va, Feb. ga young
man named James Bradley, OF Rich
mond, was murdered here to-day by q
mulat,o girl, Annie Brooks. who live, on
Union street. The woman asked Brad.
ley, whnm shc knew well, to go with
her Into her house, and, on his hesitatiug
to do so, she whisked out a dirk and
stabbed him in the left breast twice, aud
he died In fifteen minutes. Tire police
were NO lied, and before Bradley died
taey had the woman under arrest,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

tM sI nw, Eor WI se ~ NM frnn,
Bear stiltton. Delaware Railroad, On
L " En.rGsn MAncu & LINN

y
The subscriber win sell atpublio sale,
on the bowl Farm, 4 Of mile from
Bear, stution. Delaware Railroad. On
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 1880.
atll O'Clock, u. M. sharp.
good horses. ~
No. /, Nc. steel gray, coming 5A&
years old, lols hands high, weighs 1850
good driver for u young horse.
No2, Gypsy, dark bay mare, coming o
years old. III hands high, weighs l0o lbs,
i, pleasant driver. thoroughly broken,
fearless Of steam, safe for lady;a mare
No. s, Joe, Il dark bny, black points.
coming . years old, 10 hands high. Ia IS
been driven and handled some. performs
well, promising young horse.
years old. l5la hands high, kind in nil
Gold Dust.
high coming II years old, blocky huilt.
suitable for cart Or good for truckers
use.
No. G, Fanny. dark bay mare. coming
Is years old good driver and worker,
No.7 Dolt. black mare. Il years old,
good worker.
Nos, and 0, are two good colts. $ and o
Ten head of choice home: s,,xR
iaoch hiiiSh NoWN youtS, W Ms
good size and quality, all raised NIX
by myself, Durham stock. . Will he fresh
by day OF snle, Others forward springers,
one 2-ycar-old heiter, one stock bun, 10
good Berkshire shoats
double York carringe,l spring wagon,
blackboard wagon, studebaker farm
wagon with rigging to ut, Osborne self
binder in perfect order, stubble rake,
. 2hurse plows. syracuse and Wiord;
twin harrow, 9 cultivators, l boat and
gill net in good order. shovels, forks,and
hoes, IA set of wagon harness, set of
double carriage harness, set of single
carriage harness. pillow harness, collar.
and brides. about 50 bushels OF good
seed potatoes. Chill White and Early
Rose; household goods, bedstead, /
feather bed. mattress. walnut rcfriger-
ator In good order, one old time corner
clock
Terms.-All sums of $50 and under,
cash; over that amount u credit Of
| months will be given on purchaser CIV
ing bnukable note with an approved
| enuorser; interest from date.
J. q. DIEHL.
william j Lank. Anctioncer.
2l1-mlS3-?tw j. W. Burris. Clerk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

of DIR. Simms White Pulmonic BaIsam.
Said lady. 1t cured cases In my family
which were marvellous cuEM. She says
It is the best lung mtdiein6Sever made
Said a gentleman, 1t saved my wife IRON
dying from consumption ten years ago
So We can give them right along Tor
coughs, colds, sore throat, and the cough
In the grippe II is splendid. soc. and ST..
Sold by druggists. Depot, Fourth and
kipK,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

The Patriotic Order Sons OF America
are holding bazaar In Institute Hall for
the saie of useful and fancy articles.
The young ladies who generously give
their time to aid In the realization OF
funds for the benefit of the order deserve
TO be literally patrouized. We hope
that their smiles will be duly appreciated
BY all.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24
Aid for Irish Liberty.

The National Land League held .
meeting at the A. o. II. rooms Seventh
aud Market streets yesterday afternoon.
The meeting was large one and 1854
were subscribed to help defray the OK
penses of the elections to the next parlia-
ment. Another meeting will be held at
the Same lime aud place next Sunday
afternoon,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

Common every day sayings by hun
dreds Of people, that DIR. simme White
Pulmonic Balsam is the great lung and
throat medicine for coughs, sore throat,
hoarseness, La Grippe. etc.. Soc. and 81.
Sold by druggists. Depot, Fourth and
King streets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

The Hon. Daniel Doughsrly will de-
liver his lecture On "Oratory" this eve
ming at the Opera House. Mr.. Dougher.
TVS reputation for hne silvery-tongued
oratory will no doubt all the house.
Ex.Sscretary Bayard will introduce the
speaker.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24
DuBLICsALEoFPERsoNAL PROP.
ERlN

L ERrl.
The subscriber Intending to quit farinlng
will sell at public auction, On tine farm where
lie now resides, ~ p,lies south of fIktun aud
=. miles oI Glasgow, between The FreDchtown
lnpikc and the old railroad, en-
THURSDAY. March 9th, 1890
at ie O'Clock. sharp the following personal
properly, 10 wilt: head OF horses and colts.
NO. l. lilly. bay horse years old, good
WORKER and driver. Nc. : sherman, bay
hors- Years old. good worker and driver.
No. g. flora, dark bay mare wears OLD 10
hanis high hnc style and hruhen to all llar-
hess. No. 4. Co.lay, black mare 3 years
Fannie, years oil by ant Edge. No. c.
LrcY, year old bs GILT EDGE. No. 7. NAV,
sysats old. good brood mare nth foai. No.
5. Jennic, brswn mare with fosl. No. o.
Barney, u years old, good farm horse.
cows most oi Them wlll be fresh by day oI
sale, Jersey bull i brood spws and 10
siuais.
Farming iniplcmonis.-2 farm wagons, .
| Germantown carriages, buggy, nearly hcw /.
| arafriayc pol s. nearly new; / liagcrstow n
conlOin,d, ! wheel eui'ivator, l Nurse rake,
| pioss. cnlliyaturs, burrows, Iron edge Cul-
| ttyAtor with corn attachment, { ilirs, u l.
| dics, sets OF VA on Ii rness, seia uf car-
| rlA.e harness, ! Sfts Of plow harness, LADY,
/ saddle. graiu Iaus, corn shelter. double
| old iron, nj ptu., one churni cook stove.
| No. 10 Farmer, . pArlur stoves, | uiau,
| .-furiU =, acres OF wheat.
Terms oI sale: All siiins Of $40 and under,
cash; on all suns over tina, amount credit o
| l. months will be given by the purchaser CIV
| ing his uote will app owed security with IN
| tefcst from date. THOMAS CAMPBELL.
| Shockley smith aucts. 2-2n-2tw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

10 going from Edgemoor to Newark, by
the way of Hare's Corner. u morocco
wallet containing 5000 In notes Of $50, $40,
$40 and SIS. receipted bills. visiting
cards aud doctors prescriptions. A
liberal reward will be paid on it, return
to this office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-24

A liberal reward will be paid icr the
return to this office OF morocco wallet
containing $500, IN notes OF $50, SO, $40
and q, receipted bills, visiting cards and
doctors prescriptions; LOST in going TO
Newark from EdgcnoSr by the way oil
Asre's Corner.