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The Helena independent., 1894-10-16

Told the People of BOssmsn by Republic
an Orators

Told the People Of Bossman by Republic
an Orators
Special to Tho Independent
BozEMLx, Oct. l5.-The republicans had
their innings o-niRht. Hon. Lee Mantle
arrived from Butse this afternoon, and vas
met at the train by Nelson Story and other
prominent republicans, who escorted him
20 the hotel. The usual fireworks we're ex-
ploded and bonhIes lighted. About atty
mon wearing sashss headed By The BcEs-
man band. marched from the bssdqusrtsrs
10 the opera house. The audience that
greeted the speakers vas Q fsir-sizsd one.
and made up OF both parties. The fair sex
was represented In good numbsrs j. v.
Boasft acted 80 chairman. and AFTER speak
ing . little for siivor and . few words
az ainst the democratic candidate for con-
ersss he introduced Hon. W. W. Aitsrson.
Mr.. Aldsseu started his speech with
few words OF praise for hsrsmsn and
touchsd lightly on the silver Qssssion.
After reviewing the county and legislative
ticket. he asked the support OF The party
for the entire ticket.
NJ. Msn,ls was then introduced and ass
beginner procssdsd 70 rake Csrbstt over
the oosla Falling TO do tAis sfsstnally.
he driftcd ,o.silysr; said We must have flee
snd unlimited coinage Of silver al the ratio
of sixteen 70 one. lie denied that tho
republican party vas the enemy Of silver.
as the democrats have stated, but that the
republicans had done NOR, than the demo-
Gratis for this anstal. He then dvslt on ihs
tariff question. saying this county in order
10 be prosperous must have high tariff and
more protection 20 ths manufactures.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
MADE THE PACE FAST.
clifford and Rublesn Couldnt Keep
~ Up.

CiHotd ana kubiesn Couldnt Keep
Il Up.
NEw YoRK, Oct 10. Attendance nj Nor
ris park on this, the lnsi day Of the racing
senson In the state, was very large. The
chief feature whs the contest between Sir
Walter. Clifford and Rubioon. at a mile
and ons-quarter, carrying weiRhtfor Dees.
Sir Walter was the outsider. while the
other two we're fAvorltsa Sir Walter went
out al once 20 make the pace after
the fall OF the hAg, aud carried tie
Others up the hill al merry pace.
Il was not long before tho pace began 10
tell on kubieop, and when they began the
down hill rush through tho slrstoh hs wRs
begging for mefoy, although no stuck TO
his work until the last quarter when no
quit. simms was riding clifford, and all
though he did everything possible 10 win.
be could never Ret nearer than length be-
bind sir Walter. who Won In the fast time
OF 2:07.
Fiys furlones-Jaek Of Spades, HarfinR-
ton. I'D ksarney BIN; Elk futlopgu-
LustTe. HuHinghum. VIII Elliott. lsO99t;
white Plains handicap ak furlonas-
Magician. Counter Tenor. Callio uin, 1il0;
Pelham BAY handicap mile and ono-qpa :
ter-Dsclare. Our Jack, Sir Excess, 2:0Sgl;
speeiAl-miie an one -quarter-Sir Waiter.
Clifford, Rubieou, 2i0I; ak fuTlonEa-Lu-
oania, kadit, Chloe, l;l2'l.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
"R0ME IN POLITICS."
snbjec, OF n hitter Address by = Promi-
nsnt Republican.

Subject OF n hitter Addres by = Promi-
nsnt Republican.
MNNEAPoLrs. Och 15.-Gsn. 7. J. Nor
gan. Indian com missioner under Harrison.
In an add, ess before tho state Baptist con-
sention. on "Roms In POlltic,." bitterly
attacked the Catholic chu oh. which, he de.
clares was a political Organization. 1hs
opc, he said. would soon try TO hnvs the
ablscats recognized at Washington As am-
bAsaador from a political sovereignty. He
charged tho Catholics with securing the
defeat OF Harrison. on account Of his nd-
miniaration Of affairs. He asserted that
ninety out OF svs'y hundred Catho-
lies we're demooi ats. He referred 10 Bishop
Ireland as q man who earriss a uaited
states senator In his vest rocket for con-
yenience. and added that the archbishops
OF America were al this moment behind
c'osed doors plotting against free schools
and the free Institutions OF America,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
A LEGITIMATE PROPOSITION.
Henry EilinE Has Something { o Say a
the Montana Southern.

Henry Eilinr Has Something { o Say of
the Montana southern.
Within the past tvo months The Ana
eonda compapy's organs. psrtioulaily che
Standard. the Twin Bridges Monitor and
the two Dillon papers, have had q great
doal 10 say about the kontasa Southern
railroad, intimatipq that the whole thing
was Helena schems and . paper railroad.
The Mndisonian. Of VI Rinis City. In I've
last Issue shys.
THE proposition 10 build the Southern
Montana rail-, Dad IL O legitimate business
scheme. OF which Henry Filing. the we'll
known CAPITALIST of this olty. 10 one of the
principal promoters and bHcksra To bsild
railroad mp tho Ruby valley ia oss Of NJ,
EllipRs Iet hobbies. When the road
comes, which II surely will within the next
few YEAR,, NJ. EllinG will be one OF the
principal stockholders
In order 10 give the enterprise the pro-
teotion 10 deserves reporter Of tbe Msdi-
sonian. knowing tho facts, interviewed Mr..
Elling a few days ago. He stated sabstan
italy that the epterprise vas started with
tho view OF building . railroad 10 Virginia
CITY, and was In no manns' connected with
the present capital fight; that hIs idea was
~, not 10 create capital boom for either
OF tho towns in the race. The promoters
bslieved the road would pay and not having
sufficient capital to handle The proposition
esdosyored to intsrsst capitalistsin eastern
money markets.
about this time ,hs slump In silver
tighiened the market and ths sehsms fell
through. However said Mr.. Elling.
When money 10 a littls ehsisr We will have
the railroad. Tho resources of Madison
county are such that a road Ia q necessity
and u certainty within the next few years,
and when ii comes /, will be ,hs Montana
Southern.
lyon can say this for me that while do
not wiah 10 be dragged into The capital
fight or newspaper controversy am OF
the opinion that the newspapers OF south-
ern Montana mske mistake In endeavot-
ing to ridioule the Moutana Southern.
which 10 q legitimate ents prise"
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16

WAsuISaros. Oct. ib.-JudgA Advocate
General Lsmley. OF tie navy. has just re-
turned TO Washington from New Orleans
whore he comrlo,ed the purchase OF tract
OF land adioinein1 the alta Tor dock at
Aleists. op, oaita the city. Tho price waA
St7, 600 Tho prospect of The tatahlishment
u aq eat dock and naval station NJ the
mouth OF tho Miaalsiapli river has directed
attention OF tho mi itarV autho tiles 10 tho
AdViaability OF extending tbs general
scheme OF coast defense 10 that point.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
THE BOSTON.
Fall Clothing
For Men.
MEMS FALL SUITS.

THE tariff did change condi-
l tions. Those who have to
start in with large stock bought
before the change must either
pocket the loss or get a higher
price for their clothing.
We started in free handed and
in the best possible condition to
take advantage of the new tariff.
We want every intending pur-
chaser to see our fine
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
sho, Two Fleeing Prisoners.

CoIonADo srIuNda Ooi. lb-Thna
81 or, and James Cannon, Bull Hill mine =,
arrested by Deputy Sheriff KsTnY G. s,sr.
ling on tho ohaiRe Of having robbed Vie
tor eSmblinz house, attempted 10 esosps al
Divide .Ast night while bsiug taken TO jail
IN thisoitT. Deputy bHrling ahot both.
killing Cannon and woundina rhoft IN tho
leg. Hs may die from lOss OF blood. IL ID
believed thu men ve,o innocent OF tho
cr.mb With which they were charged. As
M M min1rs declare both vsro At bali In
NloioJ at the tune lhO gobbS y vas com .
nlboi,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
IMPORTED A FLuNKEY.

King Marco Can't FIud Anything Good
Enough ia Montana.
Anaeonda Recorder. Get. ~
TIA spanking tOAm Of imported soTrsi eo,eh
to sss ss, od in silver mopH,ed hHrness, at-
taohsd to a hand,oms nsw soAeh, and n
livsTied Ooaohman holding tho tan oolorsd
rsinS presented pleasing aight ss 10 stood
In front OF the MontAnA fday. The
whole outfit tAriVed from NOvYo'k sni Is for
tAe usS OF Marcus DaIJ's faulty. Nwould
waks HslenAitS green with snvf 10 see
such q stylish equlpaRo in vofkIngntn's
town. We will all 6e riding In style AiIVr
Not G, A. ID. 1894. Its about time Helena
gave some other town a show,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
Made a Frost Mt cokedsls

Special TO Tho Independsnt.
CoKEDALL Oct. h.-Pster Bresn. Of
Butte, and II. q. Jay and J. I. Jones OF
Great Falls we're before our people o-nieht
advocating Anseonds for the capital So
little enthusiasm vas shown that their re-
port to the DAILY committee will be any thing
but encouraging. 1hsir eforta here to-
night we're blank failure; this was we'll
shown BY ,hs fac, that no sooner had ,hsy
finished their hsrsnaus than they ordered
their livNy and lsf, the camp. As thsy
proceeded down the street they we're
greeted with repeated cheers, "Huuah for
Helena for the Capital! You are welcome.
Psts'. TO come again. but not as an adVo-
cate Of such . question"
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
FOUND DEAD IN HIS CABIN.

W. l.. Carter. an Oid-Timer, Passes
over tho Range.
w. L. Carter, who has been 10 Montana
for many years. vas found dead in his
cabin In Mcclellan euloh on Sunday By q
young man named Kos,er. Carter was en-
gagged In cutting wood and had abou, 100
cords on hand. Ko,tsr vas negotiating for
this wood aud was told 70 come ou, 10 she
eulch on sunday. When he got there and
entered she cabin Carter vaa found lying
on ths floor dead. He vst dressed only in
his nndstolo,hing. Justice LamosIa Of
Winston. held an inquest the Verdlc, DO.
ing death from natural causes. lie had
told Kotier be had a pain In his ohsi'.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
rlnA.h unn Tartnna

TnE DArLEa, Ore. OoL lh-rbs Pacific
EIprsIE sompAnJ's otlos In this city has
been ,obbsd Of $4,000 oT $4,000 which
arrived from PoTtlsod salordaY nighl ~
\. Hin, The skofsas gEeui. aud ivo efAoe .
took charge OF tbs money a. soon As u ar
lived. taking II ~ she cap oas oflce. II "a
thouaht the robbers oams hero on the fgin
with the treasure bon and followed 10 up.
Charles Tibbetia ths eompany's drive.
sleeps In the express eflos, but ON the niahA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
HOW WOULD THEY vOTEs
Would They Give the Bossss Moro Power
for Oppression

Would They Give the bosses More Power
for Oppression?
FALL RIyHR Macs, Oct. 15.-All except
the Laurel Lake and Richard Berger mills,
which were closed for rspnirs started mp
to-day with half the looms running. Abou,
1000 weAvera, nearly all young men. par.
AIDED the u ests TO South park, where a
masa meeting was held. II 10 believed
many wsavsts will stop wo,k again, but tho
mill owners appear confident that ,he
trouble Ia over.
NKw ioRK, Oct. l5.-The executive com
mittee OF the striking cloak makers claim
that 1900 have returned TO work undof
the tstms sleolhed In the agre msnt form
ulateI bg ths strikers and signed by Tho
factory owners who 30 not belong to ths
manufs oturerk union. Two hundred
cloak makers employed by Mayer. JonAton
& Co.. ioiuel the strikers this mo ming.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16

EMzlnHrH N j., oct. 16.-Mra. Jsnnls
HAIriPan and three children perlsh,d by
fire In barn upon ,heii farm In th, sub
ba Of this city to.daf. Tbs rssidsnos
wha also burned. Tho general bsiisf IL
that Mrs. Harrlgen beohms Suddenly in-
sans. set the house on 40, took the
children In the barn and, locking the
doors, set tho hay on hrs. The eldest OF
the children was six IesTa Of age. tho
youngest fourteen montha
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
STOPPED UP FOR A DAY.

The Nulian Tunnel suffers From An
other CAve-in.
Part Of the roof of ihs Mullan tunnsl,
about ons-,hiSd OF the war In from the
eastern end, caysd In during Sunday uiRht
The fall occurred where the work OF arch
lng IL going on, luS nobody Wss hurt. A
force Of men was put 10 work 40 once oleAr.
ing out the dsbHs. and By sin o'elook lAsl
evening the tunnel Was fee again. MsAu-
time both the east ana west bound express
trains had been sent around by wAy OF
Bate. s,ub being cont ont from Helena
10 connect with ths tTsr,a, LoesA. Trains
will be runhinR as usuAl to- lny.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
Turaod on the Gas.

sIooiAl to The ind0pondont
BUrrR, OoI l6-Two Finlandsrs. Andrew
Jahonsn and A. TAvoli. tailors Of this city.
wen, 10 bed a. usual last night in their
room in the Columbia blooh. Abou, moon
to-day they had net risen, and this vas
considered very strange aS both 20 10 work
early. The door vas broken open aud both
men we're found slmos, dead from a,phJIi-
alton. Abou, the bed wsa combination
nI,urs containing gas js, and an electric
light Tbs gas jset was tnrnsd full on. II
was several hours before the men were re-
covered sufficient 10 talk.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
raid ,S. Pe.si,y for sin.

noisr, Idaho, OsL lb,-A special 10 the
Statesman reports sensational shooting
affair =, Bellevue lAU night A. u, Dsamer.
Union Pacific agent al HALEY, fatally shot
Dr. Eslell, Tho latter had been Intimate
with the shoote,'a wife, Beamor's home ~
In bellevue. lie watched tho house last
night caught Es,eli making sHl, from a
back door aud ahot him.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
nm. 1rnnhl.. nL rahnr

DENyrR Dot. lG-Tho Tabor Amusem mt
company assigned this aiIS noon after the
court was asked 40 dstSrmin, the
amount doc from k-Scnator TABOR 20
Mr. smith, who was formerly Mri Swlck-
heimtT. aad who loaned him g26O,0 000 some
time ago In order 10 prevent foreclosure OF
a mortgages on the Tabor block snd opstA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16

WASHINGTON. Oct lA-Unltsd States
Treasurer Morgan received . telegram
from Treasurer Jsrdsn, At New York.
atating that $500. 900 10 gold had bssn
Withdrawn from tho sub.tTsssurJ for eI-
port. This Ia the trst withdrawal Of Any
Importance since Aur. 6 last and ths newa
has he'd disgusting eject upon Usasury
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
Mhrni ,,ilI n.inn nn,.n-

CmoAoo, osL lh-whsA, made a new
low p ice record to-day Al 62l6 Tor p'cam-
bsr, m inorshas In visible supply. lower
cables and realizing causing weakness,
December closing one sens lower thAA On
Saturday.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
Few Out "a Hear TheIs.

Special to The lndependOnt
Murs Clrr. Oet. l6-The Anaconda
spoSkets wero aero tonight and were
greeted BY a cool audience, though not so
large a. the one that WAS Out 10
hear the Helena spoak1L Attorney John
z. Light, of this city, p esidsd a. the meet,
ing and introduced tho speakers.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
A..auit.d an American Tor.m,n.

TuXrlS, Mexico. osL lA-M Vanilla
plantation, eighty miles distant. dsspeT
ate hah, took place yesterday. Tho Next
eau employees were not satisfied with the
uut terintendent an American. aud a num-
ber assaulted him. The foreman was badly
wounded and four MsIieaHs we're killed.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
Making New citizens.

spoclal to Tho Independent.
MIssouLA, Och 10. Judge wooly's
coult to-day has been grinding out ol,iEsaS.
and no nine p. IN. had made record OF 1896
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06

The Young Peoples Society OF the
German Lutheran Church, Cor. 9th and
French streets, celebrated Its 10Th
anniversary In the church last even,
ling. under very suspicious circum-
stances. The church WAS prettily
decorated with plants, green's and
golden rod, and special program of
mnsic was rendered by the choir.
The Rev. +. Wischan... of St. Paul'e
Lutheran Church OF Philadelphia adj
dressed the members of the society and
tile congregation assembled in honor
iof the event. He spoke at length oil
Societies OF this character In general,
and wished this Society Ia particular
success In the future as In the past He
was Introduced by Row. Paul
lsenschmid. pastor OF the Church. who
In brief address gave history OF the
Society aud OF its dotngs In the past Ii
years. which was very ereoitabie.
] After the celebration OF the event In
tho Church. the memGers of tho Socie
ty and their friends proceeded to the
German Hall. where banquet was
Served, anu speeches II. harmony with
the occasion wer5 made by the Presi.
dent of the Society. and other officers
and members. Quite number OF
friends OF tho Society from Philadel.
Iphia, New York. New Haven and other
cities were present and Joined in with
THE enjoyable celebration OF SO I'M
portant an event In the history OF n
Society.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06
GRATEFUL COMFORTING
EPPS' COCOA.
BREAKFAST-SUpPER.

By thorough knowledge or the
natural laws which govern the opera
tions of digestion and nutrition, and by
q careful application of tho line proper
ties of well-selected Cocoon, MI. Enps has
provided our breakfast tables with "A
'delieetely favored beverage which may
save US many heavy doctors bills. Its
by the judfcious use of such articles OF
diet That constitution may be gradual
Iy built up Until strong enough TO resist
every tendency to disease. Hundreds OF
subtle maludies are floating around us
ready 10 attack wherever there Isl weak
point. We may escape many fatal
shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified
with pure blood and properly nour.sh
ed e."-Civil Service Gazette.
milk. Sold only In Lalf pound tins by
Grocers la belled thus;
JAMES -EPPs q Co. HON eopatnI o
Chemist Louj IN, Eng land.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06
un .lualI lIinrs.

''l don't think any nation pays more
attention to military affairs than Ger
many, said "a German citizen. Things
of seeming little Importance connected
with the army are Investigated with the
greatest pains Many years ago the mat
ter of boot heels was taken up What
height of heel was best for the infantry:
A commission was appointed. One heel
after another was tried, and a record of
how far the soldiers could march day
in each was kept. Years piled on years,
tho commission carrying ON the invest.
cation with the care and exactitude of a
chemical analysis. Constant improve
ments were made, and the distance an
army could march in a day was thereby
increased. At length the suggestion of
a heel partly made of rubber was put
forth. 1t was Observation-Disclosures sue.
oessl 1t was found that regiment using
such heels could march one third farther
day aud with less fatigue than when
the investigation was begun. A small
thing that to begin with, but what an
important part the improved heel would
play in a warl"-Louisyille Courier.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06

GToLEN-Sept. gath. one light ~.
- bay horse. niar III forehead, ~
throwH right forctoOt out heavy set ;alsC
n light one galI wagon, narrow tread
Reward OF 500 for recovery OF same. 4.
J. Granston, Newport, Del. s2S-its
+ oST. STRAYED OR sToLEN-Any.
Il one losing black and white COW
can have same by calling on Ellis 4.
Hicks. near Midtown. stanton, Del, ant
paying charges. oil
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06

The value Of the sheep in the United
States has declined from $125. 909, 264
on the ist Of January, 1898. to $50, :
i88, ITO on the LIST Of January, 1894, q
shrinkage Of more than $36, 900, 900 in
a single 10 months This shrinkage.
which is most appalling, falls upon the
farmer Of the country, many OF whom
are in debt, and some Of whom have
mortgages upon their property and were
relying in part at least upon a fair price
for their wool to cancel them. Every
dollar of the loss comes from the farm
er's pocket, and no one is now more
poorly prepared to bear it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06

II OR RENT-rwo parties can find
" rooms or part of house for light
OF Market street. Address with reference
T. j., this Office. ol-Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06
SPECIAL MENTION

Cuppingnnd iseon,ns. lqs u. second 81
n. r. Davis. Jewsier. . u. 9nd 81
Cupping q ieectinx Psrker.sts Ml1isoa
American Laundry. 60l West Front st.
Strong cough candy at Ferguson's.
IL East Second street.
I Bargains in watches at Davidow and
Co., Pawn Brokers, ZIG Market.
DR.. ]. Lippincott, 70s French etreet.
AL chronic diseases a speciality.
James N. Young. Job carpenter.
painter and roofer. 313 DUPONT street.
A large assortment OF jewelry ut
Davidow and Co., jewellers. 2i6 Market
For first-claas dyeing and securing
60 to the Delaware Dye Works, 2i0
King street.
The best tea and coffee In the city at
hard times prices at 40l Della ware Ava
nue.. W. y. Moore.
All who desire to have q complete
set OF the Dore Bible History should
leave their order at this office.
DR.. SHINING White PuImonic BaIsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypophusphate or lung food. 605
King stI cot.
Simma' Liver Pills quick in curl
headache, splendid liver stimulant;
pestovef made; thousands say SO. COG
King street.
Go to b. N. Smeltz for all kinds oil
fruits and produce. Wholesale or re.
tall. East 4th street, between King and
Market streets.
Electric carpet cleaning works.
Phone 72l, No. 409 Orange st. Con.
way d keinhRrt. managers. Best,
quickest, cheapest.
| x,z,, ,wa,,t an-. x<x !.
w. y. Moore Tor your groceries ut 40l
Delaware Avenue; it will pay you to
go there and buy at hard times prices.
Where you get those 40 cent candles
Tor 20 cents. you can get the best
cough drops In the city. At 227 Mar
ket street. Hollis.
Ladies' silver watches only S3. IS ut
Davidow and Co., jewelers. and pawn.
brokers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06
ExEcgyoEs PALE OF REAL =

EXECUTORS BALE OE REAL -
- TATE-Will DO sold At public t&1a
81 Chadd's Ford junction. Penpsbut4
Township. Chester County. Pa. on TbpSk
day, October llth, 1894. at .. m, the rol-
lowing valuable real estate and eoanffy
seat OF Brfntou King. deceased. All tknk
certain messuage. plantation and trA6t
of iaud, situate IN the township aforetald,
Greek. boun ISd by lands OF John Noblitt
Caleb Ring and Others. containing onS
hundred aud fyennd onC-half acres. Inn
proyements consist of large DtoHa
dwelling house, three stories hixn, VITA
stone kitchen attached. containing severn
teen rooms. Also large double fruno
tenement house in good condition. HNxxo
double-decker stone and frame barn, exIIs
rounded with extensive shedding. Cur.
riage house, wagon house and all other
necessary outbuiidlngs. All the buIfd-
lags are abundaltly supplied with rum
ming water from never falling sprlnf
nearby. Tie buildings are beautfi uliy
located on high eminence. commnndfnE
a charming ana extensive view or the
rich Brandywlne Valley and suiround-
ing country Tor many miles The land ~
conveniently divided into fields Wi
lwatered and fenced and is unexcelfed in
its qualities of productiyeness, anyways
yielding one hundred bushels OF corn 10
the acre in favorable season. Twenty
acres OF farm consist OF one of the hnegt
meadows on the Brandywine, affordInE
COWS during 1T least six months OF the
year. Upon the property is an exceltont
Orchard in prime bearing condition, with
y large collection of different yarietfsl
of fruits, schools. churches stores and
creameries are al located within short
distance OF these premises There ara
two railroad stations on the property
the Philadelphia & baltimore Central
and the Wilmington g. Nosl hern. The
fare to Philadelphia and return on the
T., w. & B. H. r., 10 u. 20. and the fare 10
Wilmington and re.ur on the Wilming-
ton d Northern 10 IL cents. The excel.
llent quality OF the land and the saporioe
location OF the property in q neighbOr-
hood where most Of tho properties have
been bought and handsomely improved
by gentlemen from Philadelphia should
commend itself to the attention OF buy
ers. The property will post .vely he sold
on the above date. so as to enable thu
lexecutor TO close the estate.
| For further particula airs address the 1us
lderslgned or his attorney. GEORGE D.
KING. E sccutor, Chadd's Ford. Pa, @.
WESLEY TALBOT Attorney. we1t
Chester. Pa. OF 3t-eods
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06

TN psHARurs
.,,,. al, R,ss .,snnsnS 4ia Pills pu,.
made. twenty-five yearF esperlsnce.
Sold by druH9iets. Onioe, eos N. Ninth
rtreet. PhilS- by mail or q. ofiice, 81.
advice Tres. Ladiea beware OF imita-
lions. rs