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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

The TO lowing described real estate. viz:
All ~ 4 Old corner tavern stand and LOT
oil lund situate in stanton, Mill Greek
hnidred, county AMI slate aforc~pil,
wntch ny rec ut survey Is bounlel aud
uGscf.hnn us follows namely! beginning
NJ an Old corner stone Of land now or late
OF William SUuthFatc; thence hy snid
SGutlgae's ,and north 50 degrees and
lhlfiy'hNe minutes, en- -four hundred
ana ninety seven tCet IOa stone on tho
westerly side OF Il lane; thence ulong the
westerly de t..eroo south tour degrees
ana NltN minutes. east two hundred and
ninety eight feet tna corner OF W HAYES
lhek"y's tot thence by SAID Bickey's lot
IN part ma partly by other iRAd now or
latc OF Iini y Price thcs@ next three
courses 10 wit SuutL siNty-three degrees
and forty minutes we I two hundred and
y riN-uinc lcCt to n stn"e against the
hortn west corner OF IL shed attached to II
small barn OF stable south sIxtv-twO de-
gree ana eighteen minutes, west one
tlindrt d ma forty minutes, cast ninety
lctt to corner Ia line o. Bonn miu ",
DickeS's lot; hence thereby the next two
courses to wit:
South siNiy-cight dcgrers west one hIin-
drcd and seventeen and twotenths feet
TO a stuAc AMI south twenty-five degrees
and twenty-five li'inIfrS east ninetv-tiyc
aud srNe -teiths tect 10 Il cor ner stake in
On ne u iNc nCrtHcriy side pf the old viii
ElluElun an Observation-Disclosures, thpuCu
hloag OF near the sa Il Eoith"rly side
thereof solnh siNt4.ive degrees and If
teen niinntcs wesi ore hundred and
lwcntN-rl nu and thu " slN huutlrrths feet
- conner IRON pin ia or near the caster
W si'c oil the Old no stone rOni; thcnre
along ar nchl / ousterly side thereof
hoIih I" r6ty.iUur ami une-halG degrees
west one hundred aud sINty,Oue feet to n
col lef s;n!sc Ad o'iiiilg 10 lands of Rucben
Sattcfthwalt thence by the last named
land ihes' Remaining three courses. name
lj:=Norta slAty-tue dCgrCesund tiity IN u.
ute- cast ono hundred aud ninety. seven
ana onc-third icct to stone north
twenty-five degrees a'ia five minutes est
loul nun ir'd ma twruty-Onc and one
linf Tel 20 Il corner and north sixty one
d"slees ana thirty minutes east eighty.
I'VE ard thrt e.Guarter feet to the place of
htg'n"ing, consuming -four ami ninety.
e'Ehth hundreds acres OF land, be the
sane more Ur less.
Seized AMI taNcn in execution as the
property OF Edwin Il. Ranks and MuUv |.
lianl.s his wife, mortgagors, and Jacob Is.
Hyatt, I 5, and to he sold by
PIERCE COZ LII. Sheriff,
shcrih : Siiiee, Wilmington, Del. Jan,
uar! II. !sDa, iau.O
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

Tho extra freight train which arrived
III this city ut ti.3J O'Clock this morning
over tho Philadelphia. Wilmington
ami Baltimore railroad, crushed tho
lie out Of two men at Innillth sta.
llohr ana so BADLY injured another
that his Injuries may result fatally.
an unknown colDrel man. samuel
NurlEsiN and John johnson Poles
and who reside beyond Eleventh
street bridge, were the victims Of the
accident All Of tho men were EN-.
tlnyrd at the Edge Moor Iron work :
rs luborer4 and were about to beard
the wurkmaH's train when they met
their death Al6.2D O'Clock, III t as
the Train pulled out OF the station. the
dead men ami johnson y zero standing
Oh The south bilnI track and before
they could bodIl tho train the freight
bore down upon th"a, hurting them
ia the side Of HE Truck When ,Inhn.
Spn Was picked va 1t WAS fuund that
Its only iniur.n7 consisted of bldly
irneturcd nip
me other two mon were dead, tteit
bruins Icing scattered along The track.
All OF the uDHtcs wore brought to
ron Il strati Til ION aml renewal to
The nia-i!h. johnson Ea5 sent tn Tie
delaware Ho-pi,al where lie now Is.
llesaNs at 'ln titnG oil the accident
lie lfeisht tra;h Wis nnuotierl by the
men "HiiliL WAS upon them. II IL
tHnHGtt that at will raeoNeU. Core
Atr INK viii lIp.d IN inquest. fht
ut' Is a IutrcH1i uItl, his family ra
siding III PoldHd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

PErTnl Ford Is again az Doycr Try.
Ing to get I5.yrfbioak eulaciaHrd for
sewer service, Mr=lopl tsasaius fof
nothing NOR than Is rryzauaf5r AMI
just. Desitahie a5 fipslt wnfnr streams
may he IA the a4sufbs Of cgty ii is
impossible II i,ccp IL ii ;airc aud
clean Wien the H"cess.ry @eTapw ii
IMPROVEMENTS Press Yves ,5lpon rIant.
siiHeibr tiont ue=, =-,ty= - a!lea4v
contaminated by the fe.4sa aHerauw
from settlements Huutt- lpaate aud
froa manrta ttaIe5 II Sdyerla=,p.s
was eonelouiRed lNsra would no dali6t
be a peifect line otfIrtpres trom. It's
source 10 its n.oHia. f seems u -elrss
that all Thu. sHaYpi=ta prosecuted Us a
simple dosife On las past 5fa lew pca.
pie 10 keep :! -'iouH paIe tA,.=Aus al.
ready bcon contaminated
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

AprrAGsS,Ts indicate the selection of
Alfred y. Robinson, Esq, of Sussex
County Tor th!ef Justice. ana David
1. Marvel srems to have tho Inside
track for associate Justice of Kent
County. These gentlemen would meet
the domand for young blood in the Ju-
dicary and they would not lack the
necessary talent. still tho Judiciary
would 10 improved by the eppoInt,
tnent Ola Republican for associate in
Kent County.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26
Death Of a. a. rorsm.r


Albert A. Foreman died at hIs homs.
No. 404 East Seventh street on Tues.
day, after an illness OF seven weeks,
Y tpe 3sth year Of his age. In early
life he learned trade and was EN-.
pioyed by the Harlan and Hoilings-
worth Company. but for the past 10
years he was employed In the car shop
OF tho p. W. Il b. II. II. Company, and
cut all tho glass required in that de-
partment. Some forty years ago he
assisted In the organization OF Fairfax
Lodge, l. 0. .. f., and has ever since
that period retained his membership.
He also became member OF CLAYTON
Lodge, X. OF p, and a member Of the
Masonic fraternity. He was an indus
trlons man and highly esteemed by
his fellow members and largo circle
OF friends. His wife died year or
two ago. he leaves two sons. William
and Thomas. the former OF whom was
In Missouri when last heard from. Ills
funeral will take place next Saturday
afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

DR.. Slmms' White Pulmopic Balsam
Take care Of your lungs this cold
making. season. Cure the cough sore
throat hoarseness. Group, etc., with
this great lung cure. Keep your lungs
strong aud prevent consumption TO a
with this great remedy. 500
and FL. Sold by druggists. Medicine
parlor. a29 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

TIE bill 10 be introduced INTO the
legislature by Mr Spraange to annex
East Lake 10 the Ninth yard is not an
Objectionable one provided rh4 people
OF East Lake arc in favor Of it. We ara
not informed a. to the opinions Of the
people on that question but presume
they have been cauvassed anu il j.
known that the people are in favor of
annexation. Tie citizens by lnnrxa.
tion will gain fire aud police pfotac.
ton in return for which they VIII
have in time to pay largely Increased
taxes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26
TmunspAy. JANUARY 20. 1893.
Must Repeal the NIcKinley Law,

n Il II Il "
Must Repeal the MCKINLEY Law.
II Nj. Cleveland was guarded in ac-
ton and speech before his election he
has exhibited considerable holdnges OF
action md speech since the election.
in publicly opposing the election OF
William Murphy Jr.. as United States
Senator from New York. he did what
few men would have had the courage
and holiness to do. This was rather
remarkable from the fact that his OPP
position to Mr.. Murphy would hardly
be ielt as It was iorgone conclusion
that he was to lie elected ANYHOW. The
only effect of it was to sound the sig
nal for open war between the two fac
tions OF the New York Democracy, to
whose united efforts Mr. Cleveland,
IL great measure. owed his election.
II looks now, however,. as ii Mr..
Cleveland had gained great point,
even though he was unsuccessful in
preventing the election OF Mr.. Muir
ply. He has brought Talnmany to
Its senses, and Croker. CUrkran and
other lenders OF that organization are
low pledgiBg obedience TO this man
Of iron-will if he will hut feed them
literally with the crumbs from the add
minlstration tables. OF course those
crumbs will not be given without pc
sitive promise to support loyalty the
administration of Grover Cleveland.
He certainly must be called coura-
geous man who will step straight into
the ring without SO much as an hyi-
tation and strike out boldly from the
shoulder as Cleveland did in Murphys
case.
But IL was not alone in his action
with Murphy that Mr.. Cleveland has
shown such remarkable courage only
the other day when asked whether tie
Mckinley law was to be repealed his
ready and emphatic answer was: I'D
like to know what we are in power
for" This is direct and plain enough
to he understood by everybody. It
slgullied that, so far lis he wis con.
eerned, he understood the nemoeii.t!c
victory to mean popular eiu!orse.
ment of the decIarn,fnp ufih, 1,.,.,
cratic platform TINT prnt,rif,u is D..
fraud and rolbprv and pnr,I1, A.,
mand for fine reneal If tina tLI,t,,o,.
law. He caulJ SEQ i, no nt,,o,Ii,,L,
than that hls marty wa. ,,,nol =,
mower for thia smooth, n,rn,s,
Nnnv leaders Of bis rn,., =. ,,,o t.,.i,,,
bael water sfnca ~. oI,ott.,, I,tt
Cleyeloud ro,a tho ,,I,,,, d., ,u.,,.
figure yet lie t,I.o- a ,..r,.-,,,,,,.,. .,.,,
TO arrive nj concin.ior, IL.,, q, -.
temuorlziug In tho r,gttor t.t,nj..a,
of Teyos ,o,d
In n Ranuhii.o,, &,,,t,,,.,, ',,',.,'.,'..,'',
s,ruoL non,,I,, a.,.., ,.''',
what are wa hera f,,r i,,,t,,,,,, ,,..,.r
fcesy Mr. CIa,ola,,I,, - ~.
gr.atar si,ri,t.,.,,,,,, ..f,t i,,....,,.
what wa nro n nn,e,r r,r r,,s y, >''."
mail tho NtoEiuI',,. ,.iI,n WI ,,.,.t.
true II is sound ,o',t'. ,,,, g., 'I ,,,. 20
oc,.tio ,Iotr,,n n. t.N,
of rho res,,,t 80 IN. oI,o,ta,, t,.,,
marty has he.r ,,,.,,o., r., -, w..
that purpose. 80
His logic Ia very sfnnIs oud now.
plete The people lie rrasuus hoy. ,l,.
clared apafnst tho NrKirtay ,dri ,yi,.,
else can We do bat rpun,l n Nj,
Cleveland Is right In thrnrv and ia.
,,,.,,,,n 90, ,.z.,,... -. -,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26
wANAMAxER,s.
pHILADnLrurA. Thursday. Jan. 60 .issa.
lsc Ginghans.

18c Ginghams.
No matter what the price
you won't get better quality
Ginghams this year than
these at 1Sc-they're moi
made.
Nor better styles.
From choosing the cotton
to putting 1T through the
loom BEST" has been the
watchword every step.
And the Ginghams are oil
the best-never before SOLD
under 40c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

. HbTstS.
No, !. brown mare, KITE, years old,
good diver, works In nil kinds OF har-
moss. safe Tor lady or cnild to drive
No :. lay horse Charlie, years old,
u good work or irving horse, safe for n
cnliG 10 drive.
4 hcnd OF -ood dairy cows most of
them VIII he fresh by day of sale: .,
h'liets, saw, farm wagon, / market
tlc1fhDrn, / np-top buggy. one lis Ioln
binder, n good order, Aict orHicl upy.
nag machine. nearly new; Hncke.e
hpfsc rake nearly new; farmers iaVuritc
81 ain drill. good n new, | Syracuse plow
N",l; MOI lissilrhlll plow. / iron cul.
tva'or, twin harrow, double set OF
wagon harness. ! slngie st of harness .
sets OF pillow harness, brides, collars,
matters shpvelS. FORKS, corn by the
lhushcl, l 4N-quart la ter churti and
% Ter ~ ticleS ton tcdlou- TO ment on.
Tcrns OF sAle-hil sums OF SO aa5l I'm
ldcr C;lsii, al sums over that amount Z
months credit on giving II note win an
approved endOrs 7. II mon paid when due
intrrest dcd, or 3 per cent. OF lor cash
on all crcdn sums.
II wet VIII sc / IA the dry; everything
VIII pOsiiivcy he sold. a / am going to
qutt farming and have no us Tor them,
GEORGE H. CANNON.
W. }. Lank 6 son. ANTS, jiS..tw-d.ls
I)U nLlC oALt OF Young WESTERN
4 HoltsES-l Will sell at Hockc-sin,
DuI'T on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26
- 80 .. On SATURDAY.
THE 4TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1893,
At 2 O'Clock p. m,


lue lUiioWiu2 ueScflucu real estate, viz:
That certain frame houss and lot of
land situated in the city OF Wilmington.
aforesaid. bounded ani described rs fol
lows, to wit:
beginning mt u stake on the northerly
side OF Eighth street and at the distance
OF NJ feet from the castoily side OF Tat
nall street a corner Of land now or late
of W llliam Valentine; thence by line OF
thnt land north 3! degrees east 100 feet to
u stake in benjamin Sewells lands (:
thence by his line south IS degrees east Id
feet TO another stake; thence south ~ de.
Erees west Il 0 feet 10 the aforesaid side OF
Eighth street; thence by the ga d side OF
said street north IS degrees west 10 feet
10 tue place of beginning. be the con.
tents thereof more or less.
seized and taken In execution rs the
property OF Herbert II. Ward admins ra-
tor of Francis Lapoire. deceased mortga-
gee, ana Ida Lapoirc, surviving mortga-
ger and /. I +, and TO he sold by
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
sherliIs Office, Wilmington. Del.
January IS. 1893. liz
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

TnE extension III the Civil Service
rules to the Glrciers aaI CLERKS OF all
free'doliyerv pUst-olllces, ot which
Wilmington ID one will prevent clean
sweep u tie cli carriers ana clerks
on political Hrouut!5, Under the new
rule no clcrti OF carrier can he remov-
ed except for some specified cause
other tham political. At the same time
It viii prevent post Office employees
From taking any active part III poH-
tics,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26
On FRIDAY.
THE I'D DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891
At 10 o'clock, II. m,

The following described real estuie. VIZ:
All that certain lot of ground with a
two-story frame house thereon erected.
situated IN the town OF Delaware city,
county OF New Castle, Del. bounded ami
described us follows: Situate on tho
northwest side at llu:uiiton street, about
100 feet FROM Sccond street, with front
on hamilton street of 10 feet and "A depth
OF about 100 feet, bounded ON Inc south.
east by lot of William Howell, ON the
northwest by an S-fect-widc alley. and on
the southwest by lot OF William Howell
be the same what il may,
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of william Hukin, and to be
sold by
ZPEIRCE GOT LID, sheriff.
Sherifs ONCE, Whining Ton. Del,
January IL, 1891. ito
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

( NpMBlAArloN SALE of horses, cows,
~ hi@a wnrGns, harness ANA sieighg =
WI be sid ut Parry i II tel on the
concord PIKE, i'rnndywlne hun rcd.
On TUESDAY. JANU nv 3lsl, siI.
At one o'clock, y. IN.
10 h0r-es. all good drivers aud worSers
IL neal OF COWS. fresh, spri4 gers and fat
onFs sOws with PIGS. shn +.
Terms . Months 10y purcns T. giving Il
bhnKabic noIe with M approved IN tnr-
ser. ROBERT MuIABD, N
IN Af4cs hlkhheld. Anc. j2Ets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

Groceries and dry goods of all kinds
al prices to suit the buyer. Lank Il Co
Tenth and Clayton streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

All about a Sc. cigar. The East Lake
Is u winner every time. Durstein
Manf'g.. Il. end.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26
On SATu RDAY
On sATu RDAY,
THE Arm DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1893,
vt : o'cioct, p. m.


The following described real estate, viz:
That certain piece or parcel OF
land situate in the city of Wilmington
aforesaid, bounded and described us fol.
lows, to wit:
Beginnng mt n point ON the north
westerly side Of Nanicyrr avennc, TWEEN
y nv feet castcrly From the intersection
with the soutneasteriy side OF tlnympnt
street; thencn northeast Tly aud para lei
with Cihymont street uno hundred feet to
II stake; thence southeast ally by Il line
parallel with Nandeycr avenue aud dis
tnn1 ihercirOm one hundred feet To
ahothHr siukc, fourteen feet westerly
from the line OF the right OF WAY al The
ihilaiclEhia. Wilmington and Baltimore
hailroed Company: thence souihcustcrly
by parallel with the said right II way
and distant thcre.rom westerly fourteen
teoi to the northeast" rly sid of Nundev-
or avenue aforesaid. aud thence thereby
Nnorthwesicriy To the place OF heuinning
he tho contents thereof what they may.
Seized ana taken In execution as the
property of Charles s, Crlund. and I. Is
ana TO be sold 10y
PElRGE GOULD, Sheriff.
-, Sherif,s Office Wilmington. Del. Jan.
" IH0f la0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26
100 Jackets

and we ought to do
it at the prices we
are now offering
them.
Tuesday night,
January 81, we
close our books on
the past years
business. Before
that time we want
these hundred gar
ments out of the
way, and as we sell
our garments re-
gardless Of cost or
value, SO we are
selling; the Coats.
Bear i'll mind one
thing, they are all
new this season
not an old one in
the entire lot.
1900 Jackets re-
duced to Sc. so.
1900 Jackets re-
duced to $40.
500 Jackets re-
duced TO SIS.
600 Jackets re.
duced to SD. rs.
And SO on down
the entire list.
You can save a
good deal Of money
on a coat now and
buy one not likely
to be out of style
for several years,
being full length,
81 and 36 inches
long.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

Watches, clocks and lewelry repaired
at moderate prices, ut Wright's, 30
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

Quick lunches of all kinds and hot
Cakes at tiardners, Seventh and Ship.
ley streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

Henry Watterson, editor OF the
Louisville Courler-Journal. Kentucky's
leading free-trader and wltha nation.
al reputation as such will never be
happy until sugar is taxed. II We were
TO judge him from his public utter
ances, no would have everything i'm
ported free. To him custom house
is the aboininatlon OF all wickedness,
and II he could have his way, he would
raze every one OF them TO the ground.
lie never ceases bewailing the evil en-
tailed by the ro5ber Tariff which he
would like TO 500 wiped out. But with
all his hatred for duties there is one
which no would have the highest ie-
gard for. AMI that Ia 10 other thun the
tariff on sugar.
A Congress in which the Protection.
lists We're IN the majority removed the
sugar duty, but this champion OF free
trade now wants the tax re.inrosed.
Ills argument Is TINT tie Government
must have u revenue. and that 1t Is
best that it should lie drawn from a
duty imposed on an article that we
cannot produce in sufficient quantities
to supply the home demand. "What is
tliaro SO sacred about sugar Us 10 ex.
enirt it from taxation - usks Waiter
son. lie answers the question himself
by declaring that when 1t is question
whether protective duties shall 10 im-
posed on textile fabrics or on sugar he
woald, by all means select the latter
article for the imposition OF duties.
Reduced to Il choice of evils" he
writes. Il must declare that | take
sugar In m!ne.' The Southern sugar
planters, in whose interests Waiter
son and Ills fellow free traders are
prepared to tax every home in the
land are no DOUBT ready to take SUI.
gar In tueirs" also. il is pretty Ger.
thin that an attempt will be made in
the next Congress to carry out the
programme OF TAXING sugar. 1t will
lie practical illustration OF how much
Tree traders care ior Tho interests OF
the masses al the pHople. ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

Wehayo show cases from - I'D
Tor sale al DursteIn's, NJ. , East 2nd
street also cigar pompeys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

Painful teething, collie. diarrhoea pre-
vented and cured by IIoopers' anodyne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

The new Anderson Cling
hams and all the merry Cot.
ton Dress Goods train are
romping into line close by.
Northeast of centre.
Black Dress Goods-two
OF the extra tempting lots
Black Silk-1nd.wool Bengaline in
Is pleasing designs wiggle4.
waves, figures and stripes. keg.
ular - goods ut 81, and warran.
ted not TO lip. Width 22tts In.
Three qualities. SebastopoL good
ServiceHble. honest goods and
handsome. Have been 15c, 81,
sl.l0, now csc, 15c, SIC.
Northwest of centre.
Dress Robe Patterns,rich-
est of the season, drop from
500 to $40, from $45 to SIS
and from 80 to So.
Across the aisle is the
conservatory of Challis. A
bower Of loneliness. Breath
and beauty of the meadows
at their best caught in a
film of sea foam.
Atwood Challis, 50 and
&C.
Janyauaise or Bayadcre,
S5c.
Southwest OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26
Buchcr, photographer. I2o Market.

Sen Auhea Registered Branl, &c.
eiEr sFh.tks loriLseiE BursLriu. No.
3 4. 2ul.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

SSHERIFfNS SAlE-Uy virtue OF a writ
" OF Lcvari Fucus TO me directed, will
he exposed In public sale, at the hotel
OF James l.. Dickinson. at Townsend, An
poluininlink hundred. New Cas- lie county.
Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

SHEltlFFtS SALE-HY VIRTUE or A
writ of Lcyari Fnclnsto madireet-
ed, will he exposed TO pubic sale al the
Court Huuse, ON Market ST., between luth
and Eleventh streets, In tho city OF vii.
mlnston. New Castle county. Del.
ON TGFGDAY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

The following dc cribnd real estate, viz
A II that certain lot picc, or parcel OF
land situate ia tile ciIy OF Wilmington.
>ew lit-tle county, DelAwurc.
i'rginnias at the Curnrr formed by the
intersection ur tle : nIth rly side Of It'll
str c W tn tn westerly sid, Of Scot -.
thence SOnthcrly ny Inc said side OF sc 1t
: rect % fcci 10 ., corner thence westerly
parallel Within 81 Get IS feet to Il cor,
ner; theme" north rly paral Q W til Se1it
street 10 10 10 to aforesald solthert y
SIDE OF iitl a'rnCi. aud thence eastrr1y il
teet 20 tue place OF hctnhin <. be the 60 .
te5i = th"reuf what they may.
SeiZei itil'' taken IN cNsrut ON AS the
pr9ptryot .lalln j. Gallagher, aaa Mary
t,allagEcr. li'S wife. mo X purs, and
WA. kcrIin, I'll. y. ami Ia ,, sold by
PEllH'E cot III. sheriff.
sherih's once, Wilmington, Del. dan
MN 1874 -
g liEktFf'S SALEM Nirtun of u Qrii
~ OF leyfria facin4to Iuc dire ic4.z~t-
! { exposed 10 pnnlic SUE. nj the Guurf
ttnu=o IN Nats,ct street, between levi
u Eleventh streets. IN the city OF WI
1inst0n, Atw Cssllt,l ounty, I'D
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

Small lot Of cigars at soc box at
Dursteihs, 40 L. md