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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
THE TOQD'S CUT RAID
-Four of the Men Fined for
Diaorderly Conduct
WON WALTER BROWNS MONEY.
ana Now is risia In $1,000 san TO An.-
~er $ asisn. Charge at rhs Zones
Csars.

II was three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
when Judge Ball arrived at the Municipal
Court While returning from hls country
residence rss.a.an the stssmsr grounded near
until high water. The police hal DIM.
cult time In keeping the crowds away.
Easly In the day all the s'preserved" seats
were engaged by witnesses, and many q
lady" friend CT the young mon arrested
at Todd's Cut on Sunday were denied ad-
mission. as not even standing room could
he secured.
Charles Biddls sud Lawrence Fiamer.
charged with gambling. But the witness
failed TO connect the men with any such
business as Fleming was looking at the
game OF ball aud the other two men were
watching the gamblers: They were fined
$40 and costs each. They admitted to
Chief Dolan they played cards.
Isaac Murray was fined an equal sum.
William Beck. boy OF IA saw Murray
holding the strikes while other men shot
crop
Thomas Gray testified that crowds have
been conRregatfng on his lands for some
time and playing base ball The follow
Ing men were charged With trespasa:
Seorge Emering. Henry Pryor. Benja'
ner. Joseph Cooper, Ernest Richards, JAS.
Daker. William Gooding. Henry HorneE,
John Relnhnld, Hamilton Orr. Joshua
Whalen, Caleb McBride. Charles Barry
and william Morris.
The police testified to arresting the men.
CHIEF Doian to the fact that the lgnd was
In the city limits and Judge Bati fined
each Of 1hem IS and costs.
William pougherty was charged with
keeping gaming table. Walter Brown
saw DouRherty with u sweatclotb. ho
failed to recognize any of the ,sweate lotils
produoed. Brown played tive oents and
Dougherty took it. He was held la $1,000
bail for the upper court.
Alien J. Parker and Charles d. Wise
were also on the grounds They were
on their way to Brooklyn and had just
stiolled over to see the game Of ball. On
the Recommendation OF the farmer and
the city solicitor the case was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
! le,,t,srr,u, n,..t.

The factis recalled that within a wees
otter Fort Sumter waS fired upon Spain
recognized the rights of the Southern
Confedera,ea as beiisKerents IL is now
seven months since the Cuban rsbsis be-
gau their uprising and 10000 troops
have been unable to suppress It. II the
United States were TO follow the Spanish
precedent 10 1851. an Immediate recoenl.
tion OF Cuba Libre would be in order.
Nations as we'll as individuals should
learn what ID sauce for tho goose is sauce
for the eandsr Tho measure We mete
out to others shah be meted baek To us
again.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Two slight F,res.

There were two slight fires between 4
and o'clock yesterday The fret one was
nt tho plant of the Ola mond State SprInK
Company, ut the foot OF Eighth street,
which was caused by spark from the
furnace. It was extinguished by the fire
brigade of the Jackson s. Sharp Co.
The evanlng alarm was from box No. "a
and was caused by q slight blaze la the
house of Henry Hoffer. n carpet
weaver. at No. ego West second street. An
exploding lamp caused the blaze. The
loss at both fires was slight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
pf4It MOEERHiA. WA MInorols q
sALTlhaoRE Rail ROAD

BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
ia EFFECT MAY ~ lssa
Fss ss ssiaases ... .sssf weSsssn esassssssa 4 cex
40. $40, 7.A2. 76o. $50. as. .10.ob .10i6.
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lEeor Eor New Y j, foTh; ~ as ~ ss s
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FOR Boston without enahso. 1ois .. q.
For the south--southern Railway nz-
press. IA 2. M. sieepcrs to Memphis and
f Fer West Chester. via Lamokin. &sb ..
M For 4 = NsmafE Center and mssrmsdi.se
s'fHas Haisiaols res saS & T. Msssisstsep ans M a.
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III Si sss :ss sss z .'.'''".
Leave Philadelphia. BROAD streek m
S%'Siss5 ,sSS S & S'iss; < AZ s;2 Y 3.a i 4
IL sss "a: s III ID ID. 'as isss ,'a nd m
For rsu.SssIsShRl.A aSssRAG lssps.sss. nsAasf fsr - ~
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and e.o6 .. m.
&c. 6es9TPs1ssis' si5 rs snS io 81 M M. ni@ 20
For New York. i.57. 2.55. tso. Z, e5e. ga.
S.ss. $40. 7.o7. s.ia. and 1885 ,. n.
For the south Southern hallway Ex-
press, ~ p. M. sieepers % Memphis and
For west Chester. via Eamokin. sU q
ii hsitimorsp hh siaS p ana a wash,ns,ea. sss. sol,
scas ssa = a. ~ ma; apa IS Ss5i i nsabi iSo. az ~ "a
Baitimore and intermediates stations.
es gea~e ave Phi PSiledeiphia, e % Broad street. for
Wilmington texpressl, $50. 7.2n. Ills, u.as
q, m; liz. 81, Sos, e.s5: 7.4O. s.ss.s nio.
ias0 s0i. b.&EAwxRR E e VIZ sia bfTIsfo sfa sass ma
az %: s.si iPsIs. ,; r: saa isiS sissi. 'N -
EspTsss sot Dover. Hsrriakton ana p.,-
MO saa T wRy & % %ata,ion. lon nsns o
h.S+sss fss ss. wazss,sass ass. ass4.. s a Pom.
Comfort AVID Norfolk. n.os a. m. and i3Si
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Ssw Cape cssrles e. q oid Point & G nfa
For MLddletowE, Clayton, Dover, w
ssfss EssSe Ess asaEFbsssss aaa i EiqSssSs ssSe
CO Conk.esstonaJ Esrnited Expf ess
trains. composed entirely OF Pullman Ves-
tibule. Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
cl Limited Express trains. ccmpcsed OF
Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars. vestibuto
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. Ne
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred 70 the ticket agent at the station.
g. NJ. PREVOST j. r. WOOD.
General ManaRsr. eeneraI Pass. Az.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

WTH eight hundred Idle houses In vii.
miDgton. 1t does not look as II the good
times promised and published In the
Philadelphia Record and Every Evening
had yet reached our city. The times are
getting better slowly but Wilmington
must be of the main line as the boom has
not reached our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
The Bnnrd ot I..Iucntlnn

The Board of Education met In regular
weekly session last night. Tho COMMITTEES
on new No. 9 school reported that 1t was
occupied. Tho monthly appropriations
were ordered to be drawn from City .Coun.
ell. The usual quarterly order for the
Free Library was drawn. 1t was reported
that $40 insurance had been placed on
the Wollaston school Dir. Cru mbaugh OF
the Committee on Health. reported that
tho committee had called on the health
board In reference TO draining the closets
OF No. school Into the sewer. The CON.
mittee had told tho board that there was
no necessity for draining the closets,
but the health board refused to change Its
opinion.
A communication from the board was
received, directing the bonfd to drain in-
to the sewer at once. The matter was
finally referred to the Committee on
Health and To Instruct that cominlttee to
inform tie Board OF Health, that In the
opinion of the Board of Education no
nuisance existed at the school. Mr. Letch
called the attention of the board TO tho
crowded condition of school No. l6, and
thought another room could be fitted up
in the buseIuent of the bulldiag. lie put
his suggestion Iii the form OF motion
and II passed.
The reception room OF No. 25 scho oil
was ordered to be lifted up for use.
Dr. Crumbnugh inquired whather those
boys In the Hugh School who had not
passed promotion for TWO years were to
- NS' ,tS' th1Silhite'y Vi uIupphu. lfFbl-
uenT Baird asked what was ths trouble
/ with the Toys and he received the repty.
Pune cussedness." The president inform.
+ Ell tho members that the motion was IN
tho school committee's hands. BIds for
] printing the auperlntendents report were
i referred to the Printing Committee. Nj.
! a. Costas at Sl.l5 per page was the low.
est.
4 Edmund Ialley was employed to super
I intend the construction of ths reta nj ng
| wall at No. - school.
HE TREASURER reported as follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

Tue West Chester fair hus been a decld.
ed failure this year financially, and the
Society is deeper in debt than ever. 1t
boglus to look as IL the soolaty will dis.
band. The day of the agricultural fair is
fast drawing to a close and these exhlbi.
tions will soon be thing OF the past.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
InItinR Carn.

Thomas ). jackson who occupies the
Peoples farm. on the Lancaster Pile. near
Nooddale. live plles west OF this city,
Wanie elk men to engage in cutting that
Dlg corn which Is growing on twenty
acre Held. lie does not expect the yieId
to Ibe 100 bushels to the acre. bnt he
thinks 1t will lie fully equal to that of Nj.
Bailey, Mitchell Hicks or Brackin, IL not a
little netter. Ne men who want work
sbou Id 60 out and give him lift. Husk.
ing time Will soon follow the cutting and
altogether pretty good job might De
secured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

The meeting of members of the Grand
Army at Louisville. Ky, will be the Iarg-
eat gathering In its history. Thousa nds
upon thousands are already on hand and
every train comes loaded with veterans
and their families.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

PHEsDEST Cleveland will not grant any
pardons to vlolatoes of the pension laws,
Wilmington has been free of such impos-
tore. But tho Government or those In
charge OF the pension department In
Washington. insist on dropping off our
wounded soldiers or cutting down their
pensions
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

A WIND storm played havoc with the
tewn OF Gridley in Kansas on Monday. 1t
IL located at the terminal OF the BurlnR.
ton branch of the Santa Fe Railroad.
Nearly all the buildings 10 the town. which
Contained by 400 Inhabitants were totally
destroyed with their contents Twelve
Inches of water fall In one hours time.
No person has beer reported as ini lred.
ONLY a difference OF two cents tray
between the Dlemond Match Company
and their employees resulted in g strike
on Monday. The work is of dangerous
kind. being very unhealthy. The women
and girls can make now from sI 50 to S.
per week. This company is one OF the
richest in the United States and pays big
dividends on tho par value Of their stock.
f3IHE rule made by the Police Commits
sion for the payment OF 10 cants per meal
by those prisoners who have the money
aud are ablo 10 pay ia all Right and Will re.
ceive the comnendatlon Of all right think.
Ing persons. Even the Justices OF the
Peace will have to pay the same amount
per meal for all prisoners committed In
the city hall by them hereafter.
Although the gold reserve is on the
decline it makes no difference in our bal.
ance at bank. Il is as plain as the nose on
your face that this grand and glorious
country has not prosnered under Cleve.
lands free trade rule. The Wilson bill
thus far has been dismal failure Wheat
Is selling at 80 cents buehel.
CoNGREssMAN Lemuel L. Quigg must
Fave a marble heart nr has been pronis-
ei something better by the New York Re.
puhlleans. He has sent his resignation
To Governor Morton and Will not, there.
fore. take his seat in the Efty.fourth
Congress next December, to which he was
re elected last November.
large and handsome looking set OF
men known as American Mechanics lefi
cur city today 10 take part In the paIadt
OF that order in Philadelphia Pa
Charles A. Foster Will be CHEF marshal o.
tho Delaware contingency
The single tax people should be made tC
hlre halls and not block up The streets. II
they wish to speak on their hobby Il al
our merchants conduc.ad th.lr husiGess
10 the streets there would be no demand
foT building. or even land.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

STEVE Brodie OF New York jumped from
the brooklyn bridge ana was made a SO.
cini lion OF by Ihc sporting fraternity,
Mrs. Clara Macarthur jumped from the
bridge last week AMI on Monday was fined
s5 and costs by Magistrate Crane 10 the
Tomhs Police Court. Brodie says Mrs.
Macarthur is a new woman and stauds In
the front rank now as long distance
iunnar.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

TIE Morning News ssya; Tho people
OF Wilmington drink ths Brandywine
water aud mighty good quencher of
thirst 1t is too" You bet 1t is. especially
In the early morning after having attend.
ed one of the journalists nights In Bohe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Tho First Lesson.

Hoax-Weil, every man should rcalize
before hos married long that he mustn't
expect his wife to be more perfect than hc
Is.
Loax-Yes, every man must make al
iowanees for her-cspecially ON pay day. -
Philadelphia Record
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
a orotc.aun neflnltinn.

Teacher-With a monosyllabie you have
only to open your mouth once; now.
Adolphus, name few monosyliables.
Boy--sSmall potatoes es-Humoristicbes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

The Middle Glass OF the High School
met on Monday morIiug to elect presi .
dent and secretary for their class Mr..
Robert W. simmons was elected.preeident
by majority of 81 votes. Miss Bessie
Tatnai was elected secretary by large
majority.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
DUBLIc SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
on tho river ar Gordon Heights. on
SATURDAY. SEPT. a. isa5.
AZ . o'clocis .. M. on the premises

The are all nrst- class building lots. most
OF them fronting tho Electric Hallway.
and ne tho p, w. n IL. RAILROAD station.
the Wilmington Steainbont Landing. and the
Gordon Heights PARK. All commanding a
hne view of the Delaware River.
Tho lots ON the II ont will soon be In . O.
mapd for various business purpuses. and
those further back are beautifully situated
for residences. This fs q rate opportunity for
"A eafe and prof table Investment.
Every lot offered will positively be sold
wit Eout reserve.
Terms-10 per cont cash whom the proper
- is struck on. For the remainder. 70 per
ce mt additional I'm cash. and notes with APP
proved endorser. at three and six months
with interest. Settlement TO be made by
noon on the following Saturday, or the pur-
ohnse may be declared void at the option or
the seller.
II desired. a mortga aec will be taken In etedd
of notes. or per cant VIII be deducted for
all cash.
A special car VIII leave Eighth aud Market
streets at =. ~ p. on day OF sule.
fHILIp IL. CLARK & Co.
L. w. stidham s. Son. aucts. s8.6t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

NEARLY every body has got 'em. That
u the bicycle craze Old and young. mes.
senger boys policemen and letter car.
riers all take to the wheel &C as to get over
the earth faster than ever. This ID un'
doubtedly fast age and the people are
not satisfied to run but they want to fly
through the air. To make fast time is ali
they think ard talk about, The bicycle
dealers arc reaping a harvest from the
business. It ls well enough for them to
make hay while the sun shines. The price
ilno barrier for those who get the bicycle
fapes. They have It, and that . the be-
glnning of the end.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

THE second race between the Defender
aud Valkyrie will take place today and
the victorious boat we predict will bs
named Defender. The valkyrie Is a good
boat. but the Defender Is a bstter one. A
friend sends us tho folio wing song on the
Defender which our readers can hum to
pleaee themselves.
Only one yacht In this race for me.
Only one yaeht to beat the Valkyrie;
She is go very pretty no faster yacht can
be,
Defender is tho only yacht in this race FOR
me.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

THE memorial shaft on the Brandy wine
battlefield will be completed and ready
for the unveiling on Wed nesday. 1t will
be formally unveiled by the French Con.
sui. The shaft ls of terra Gotta fifteen
feet high and rests on base four feet
squsre. and marks the highest point OF the
battlefield and also Indicates locality
about the centre of the fight and not far
distant from the spot whors Lafays tie
was wounded
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

On. Crumbaugh reported at the meeting
OF the Board of Education last evening
that there were several boys attending
the High School who had been unable TO
SECURE promotion for two years. He
asked what could bs.done with these boys.
He thought the school should not carry
them Indefinitely. The doctor pronounc.
cd their case one Of pure cussedness."
II the Doctor is quoted right there should
be some change In the school at once.
Pure cusssdnass" Is a new lesson intro
duce6 at the High School. and 1t should
be cut Off the list Of studies.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

NOTWITHSTANDING the large crowds that
nightly visited the Union street park this
immer and the large amount of "weiss5
bser sold 1t appears that the receipts were
not as large as the expenses. Charles n.
Holmes has had capas issued for Mana.
ger Rene ]. Fougeray claiming that .? $50
Is still due him for services rendered by
the Robinson Opera Company. Evident.
ly music. songs and "welssn beer dou't
ply in our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Schedule 10 e0ecb
May ~. ia9a

TRAINS LEAyE ;!,C, psLAWAMgp .s;A Sspsp AVENUE
THAINs R5n 1HAya baFof. sHBHS3GGSS s9BH Ss9GSp. AWE
sExpress trains. ,.. ,,,.s...,,
All trains illuminated with Fh'sen
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M; ~. Il. ia .sos p. m. Sundays. '7.sO.
CAPE MAY, week. days. .7.so Cross a.
N. Saturdays only), '1.5s. 1905 p. m.
Sundays. '7.s0 a. m.
s stFGEEoR4 55s .s 5s &hsRIssr9s. &ls. !sS. "a.
$50 asndaya & = ':a ia 's a ~ E M M .,ass. .aa
o' BAIT2fiMo1RS'E OR AND, WAY STATIONS.
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.SERW r :" 6RIEANs via Bristol and Cha, Chat;
sasn9oga.t sssanar. $40 $40 br,nn. H M daily. fhsoasn
sINoEBLYs- ACcoMMoDATIoNS, 7os
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weekdays. l.o2. 1890 a. m; La. e2 p. r
sgqEnanyss gEaiSys SO ssJ 4 n; ff5 MsRKEr ; srRpgr
Fse PhdidIadelPhia week,daggs; g,;nS s.lS 'n-ss
a. m. loo, '5.15. 9.45 p. m. .,a.
..F'or Pittsburg and Chicago. daily.
SIS Sf D. fniRs95ss m ssRsays. weft'aay' ss ssS a. mi
days. soqSSPflk So 1S25 a. M; aH9 Tg Tsig p NJ Sundays.
LGhym a s u. iPiiR9flRmnELpHIA iii9 Il cTMHNTY.
E9TJ EE99TRTTH TTII ANp AsiNIIporats oGrfaitEsfNuf STREETS,
.4.iS. -. Is. !5.d. $50. $50. .g.ls. SO.
.11S ,5SSPd%yss "RS s,:i B $s:sls sse s g
;,7ts, g; e, e 70 and d 4 s. p m ,r.vpr ,,ru
LEAVE ENP NPPHmstARREH5TPss4TAh mAARRHTP sThETTsj STrTMsbjLtTH
p. m. Sundays, s. 20. .i.6S a. M; III p. m.
Telephone, No. l9S.
any other line. -.
G. o. sCULI.. General Passenger Agent
r.. b. CAMPBELL. General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
An object Lesson.

Ths grounding OF two vessels on Chorry
Isiand tlats on Saturday night aud Sun
day. should teach our citizens. as well as
the citizens of Philadelphia, the import.
ance OF deepening the channel OF the Dsl.
aware river. II some dredging lie not
speedily done the river will become un.
navigable for the largest olass of vessels.
1t is time we should awake to the import.
auce Of this work or we may wake up
some day to find our trade facilitie 9
greatly marrsd If not absolutely gone.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
II. NJ. wier, rIf,n nnd King srree,..

We have the best coffee In this town. We
have the best tea in this town. Why don't you
buy from us and got tina bestl You pay as
much or more and don't get as good. All our
teas and cofiees are selected stock. We have
a big drive In brooms this week; nice light
broom for l0c.; a good bit better one for l5c.
aud extra good one for 2Oc. ; these are all
good bsooms and we'll worth the money
Have you seen the Duchess. the new wash
boardt She's dandy. Three cakes OF Tur-
kish bath toilet soap for cents; it's good
TOO. The new tall goods arc coming along
We have new st. Marco Macnroni; that good
vermicelli; new raislns. big soft and clean
at 6o, Is a bargain; new honey. l0c. a tumbler.
What KIND OF gelatine do you use7 We have
all kinds. Did you ever try knoS'si It's the
best. Did you know flour wgs down a9ain2
We are selling IL at tue right price. A big
bette OF blue for &c This is cheap. we keep
Harlows blue. Ne have Frank SiddalI's
soap. cakes for 2Te. We lave everything
yoa want. Come and see if we have at II. Nj.
Wier's, fifih aud King streets. s6.6ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
WiLMiNoron AND NORTHERN 4. q

TINE IA DLBiN EFFECT sept Cd. 1875.
Trains leave Wilml gtou (French street
Ss5ationl 81 for y q Q. Juncsion. Montehenin.
cnndds Ford JUNCTION. PocoFson, West Ches.
ter. Embreeyiile. Mortouyliie. Coatesyiiie
and intermediate stations daily except sun
day, at 7.S6 a. u, Lb5. los and $40 D. IA. sun
day only at 5si0 q. M. Lb3 aud 4o5 p. IN.
For Waynesbucg Junction. SprinRtietd Gni
intermediate stations daily except Sunday.
q. s.5sa- m. l55 end 4.o5 p. m. Sunday only
ht .. 10 a. l.56 and 4.05 ID.
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and inter
mediate stations. daily ,xcept sunday. %
5kb a. m and LBS p. Sunday only nc q 10
q. M ana l.5b .. m.
A. g. McCAU SLAND. Superintendont
BOWNEsS BRIGGS. Gcn. Pass Agont.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
pllIsrLEalIA RAILa9Alz

rhe stsnanra highway or Anssrtca.
PNUrEcrED TiiuouGHoUT M TIT<
inseriosAisH rwach nnd Hscch sisnas sys'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
CAPE MAY.
W1LMINdroN & NonTHERn
n n. and steamer
R = p u 3 tic
Esa!.1s;s''ssr =

Cemmene,nH Monday June iEth. isss. s.aiss q
rattroad. daily at $50 a co connect with
steamer Kepublfc ht Delaware river pier. Ro-
steamer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

pUBLIC SALE-wiu be sold at public
l. sale. ON tho premises ON
SATURDAY. sEPt. ~ 1895.
At O'Clock. p. IN.
Four new three story brick houses with m
Mansard roofs. sitnmted on Firth and nH
house contains nine roonin and pafh. front
nb nnd pa9s p15en; eieS'ria % %,Thtng nester ce-
Ikeys all bnit in the beat iuanhor- Lots lsxSo
Terms 10 10 per cent cash at sale $500 can
remain on mortgage at 8 and per cent ALSO
la nd avenue bet ween 9th and 9Th avenues
sa % e sss. infhes ro9t na by 50 feet eeP
20 pr cent Sash 81 and baiapee in monthly
opened one week Tor Inspection before sale.
10 per cent. on houses 20 per cent; 9Iri IN Ia,s
L. w. s,tdhan Son. Auc. aso.e-o-d.ts
E,xEcUToR's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
On Thursday. September 18th. A. d. 1sss. at
offered for sale all that valuable farm or
Tsrnsike TOAD % aboas niles lies from ss ats
Between Hoiis Oak station 6n Tie PblisSei
ehIs eias ,snn Mmnsi9a ,p ana hnIt r. Il and s,vsr
about one il alt mile from each station. &C Con- NJ
tains about one hundred acres and is fineIy
the Deiaware HiSer Thers Hsi Is "a 1oE never fnii.
properly. an exceiient % spr,ns. eonsiderabie % the
fruit and about acres OF wooo diand. The
each containing about a5 acres. VI 'i"'''
Terms Will be made known on the day of
sale by HARRIE bf. PERRINS.
GEORGE LODGE.
:, Executors of Essu SharpIey Perkins. or by
their attorney. asl-sse eIoll
pUBLIc SALE
Preparatory to moving a long distance tho
Homestead of tho late AifreI C. Nowland' IN
New Castle. Del,
THURSDAY. SEPT. Iath.
AT 0 o'clock a. ne,
his surplus furniture and kitchen utens,l..
Tcaus, tables. chairs. rockers. sofas iounx-
es, fine cock stove. ana many other
goods nearly ali OF Which arc maho9mnv
including ono tine sideuoard, which are nlo
=, JAMES ALFRED NowLAND
DUBLIc SALE OF REAL ESTATE
W III be offered al. public sale. on the preni-
ses 10th mo, 10Th. 1885. at = o'clock. p. M.
Greenbank Station. Christiana hondred,
Delaware continuing l2T acres. more or less
quarry. tbs improvemeHfs consist OF ''is a
stone house, stone barn. with large shed at
ehard. &c. together with two Iensfnent
houses. one single. the other double. Stock
supplied with wateI in barnyard by hydrnuI-
ANN O. FLINN,
J.. w. stidham s. Son. aucis. s7-cod
PuBLIC sALE-of cows. Mt farm. / milo
l. west OF Ccntreviile. Del, on
uRsDAY. SEPT. 1s. ls9a
AT O'Clock p. M,
VA va va va
go head OF extra southern Ohio Cows. rr.sh
s.',' PAssMoRe BROS.