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T. CIV sad 10 Csic7c e. SO, o. G;s. 81
t1'r6 ei.ss li.SIted s.sk-t. Atsaissn
A2suts ic-l tn- ca.
The tsesht enHtsr.stp.
Les sS0tLEs, Il rca It.-Gacl il
tsr-si coauuGe- TO % n 1uIfusted IN tie
Senatorial vacancy. frseads OF l. J.
soS@, the well Known wire grower. are
Pressing bis name on tee ztteBtson o.
Gov. sious,a n, and sole vel informed
politicians express the opinIon that De
will re appointed.
WASHINGTON. MAroa HIT - report
ec that e1rman teis2raptsd Governor
stoneta IN asking the appointment Of
General kOsearsas 10 sueoe.sd senator
Miller.
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. o. q Com --it.sn n Rsso.1.577,. b. II,
contention F''r-ini-t 10 ecj Jaro uuti
t'1q'foE ~ Il o'e.ock.
3 TrUHsDtI's srssr8S.
~ ire ses.irz % ths Au.isf,r ma.
81 v@uiisa ~, 4 r=-s!u.ion. "a. IN.
r)daesd tea, ~ man directly suuiov
inz 'r psirorlEing Chinese bs PLACID
90 the C1fn alItiss on Rssoia.ion-' Tnt.
ie1 - an '1eitsd sni long debate. Tue
refolntisn wss finally carried unAni
monsiy
The eh2 rIna1 read the folio Eiue ,eIs
gram fron7 Governor Stoustns.
Los ASssLgs. March II.
I" n L'i49'., eser.iIs1y. SARA .,.sa'y
aacspt FEy regrets and best si.hsz for
! TIE slcce-= q the 0rssnriou's i-litser
sii'a-. Positive previ1a. engagement.
pfeFeui M being With YOU tomorros.
GEO. SToSEnAS.
II senator DAVIS, Of Ynba. spoke IN
favor Of preparing a memorial to C,u-
gre4s, and Juuu r swift. of san Fran.
cisco, moved the appointments OF 4
SPECIAL COMMITTEES g. prspAre sarb "a
dress. tie said ttst the Comm ttea n,
h-so- ntlou4 would not have tiuis u prs.
pare such memorial. A sImpls reso-
lotion would MT do. IL sho1ld he
something IA the nature Of an ergu
ment that would appeal 10 the rs.snu
And outerssA- ding Of people IN tbe
tast. lie motion to appoint = CON
mitiee Vas carried. aud John +. ssitt
A. A Sargent. L. Anthony OF Santa
Crnz. L. A. Davis Of Y1ba, and # Y.
MOorehoass Of Monterey, sere appoint
ed. The Convection then a1i1nrneJ
until 3 p'eioek.
Tue call for the Committee on RA.o
lutlOns to meet In the Senate Chamber
elected cry Of, They have not told
IA Vet whether they employ or patron
We Chinese" That's 50" rsmarks ,
President freer, medit2tiveiy. He read
tae zmss of the Committee.
Mr. Dinsmore arose aud said be had
not employed Chiae-e for ten Years.
| DO others made similar declarations.
aud the original composition OF the
committee WAS not disturbed.
Inc resolution egtrdIng the appoint
N mt OF committee 20 devise a plan
for permanent State organization
then came no.
The folloxinR Committee on Resoiu-
tons vgs named by the Chair: Z. 4.
Diusnore, OF -isklyou; A. NJ. McCoy,
Of Iohsma; 7. L. Davis. OF Hnmboldt;
c. +. McGlashan, Of Nevada: o. s.
Gregory, OF Arnador; q. Ii. Crssstte, of
batie; |. NJ. McllrAith, o. Alameda; L.
Fri-bls. of Solanc, Jos. Stsffn-, OF
Saoramento; W. Il. May. of San Fran
CISCO; v. q. Cornell, OF San Mateo; Z.
j MerwiR. OF San Francisco; MD
BJriek, OF San Francisco; Duncan Ne
Phersou, of Santa Cruz; II. DAVIS. OF
San Frauoisoo; NJ. X. Merrill, of Mon
terey; j. NJ. Garrettson. of Santa Bar
bara; j. L. Grow, OF Santa Barbara.
J. NJ. PIxiey moved that all the rsss-
lutinns be read by the secretary and
referred TO the Committee on Resolu
lions without dsbate. Carried.
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PETITIONS.

Mayor Ii. L.. lesleF and Councilmen
CAliigaB, Furth, Hall, Harrington, Lake,
Mcdonald and Young.
PETITIONS.
From J. G.. Kenyon, praying for re-
moval of distractions and opening OF
wharf ~ foot of Madison street. Re
ferrea.
From c. J. Armstrong, for yermission
to conduct laundry. with a certificate
Of Chief OF Fro Department attache ed.
Refereed.
From r. II. O,good. for the amend
ment of Section of Ordinance Gil and
Section . of Ordinance 500, aud submit
ting an ordinance which allows the Sc
attic Street Railway Company TO make
certain changes along IT'S Iinss. The or.
dinance wss adopted.
From L. ). Dewalfeas, TO open the
alley in block y OF Bells 4th addition.
Grzut ID,
Health Officer Smart submitted a TO
port calling attention 10 certain cess.
pools OF stagnant water. Referred to
Committee on Sewers.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES
From Fire and Water Committee, re-
commencing that the claims OF the re-
oent ire patrol be allowed in a SUN at
the rate of $3.50 day per man.
Adopted.
From Fire and Water COMMITTEES, or
petition OF X. G. Graves ct al, for a
IRE plug At corner Of Eighth and Pike
streets. recon nsuding that the CITY
sake to action until the Spring Hill
water mains are laid to tina, place.
Filed
From Judiciary Committee, returning
With their approval the reports OF jas
tees Hal and Lyon and the city iailer.
Filed.
From Street Committee, returning
with their approval ths report OF the
Street Commissioner. Filed.
Applications for licenses we're rsceiy.
cd from John Collins, Powers i Myers,
and +. Wilton.
The claim OF Qligley Il Malone. for
work done on the alley Of block 8. May
nard's addition, vas returned TO Qaieley
{ Malone.
The ordinance providing for the I'm.
proyement OF the alley in block 8. May.
nard's addition, was repealed in order
that the property owners could make
the improvements direct.
Bills on tue various fuuds were or
dered paid, as follows: City fund,
sl73l.Jo; ire fund, $i27s.6); water
tusd. Sl6;.
The Treasurer was authorized to re-
turn the Foil Of Seneca street improve
ment fund. under Ordicancs No. 4Oi,
aud Clerk ordered to credit him With
the same.
he question OF reducing the police
forcs vas laid over until next meeting.
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WASHINGTON.
Treaty suspensieu.

wAsBISaros, March IL The Houss
Cotumittee on Foreign Affairs TODAY
further discussed the Morrox bill q
susp~n5 for twenty years the operation
of the BurlIngAsns hinese treaty.
Rice, Ropublican member of the sub
committee 90 which the bill was refer.
red, presented = minority report adverse
10 the adoption Of the measure, and il
WAS considered in connection with the
majority report IN favor Of the bill pre-
pared by Messrs. Cox and AcCresry
but kaal action Was deferred.
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JOHN NJ. AVER, Manager.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.
COURT rpeD I'm

DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDI
l. cial District. Territory of Dakota.
county of Cas-, IS.
Fred. r. Pelton, plaintiff. Va. sills Dog.
sett and August LandbIom. defendants.
To Francis s. SouIhand. attorneys for
the above named defendants. or their
representative attorney, and George l..
Boyce. ksq., who will conduct the exam.
nation on the part of the plaintiff: You
VIII please 10 take notice that the depo
sition OF Fred. K. Pelton. plaintiff. wit
ness on his own behalf in the above emit
tied action. will be taken before M, a
Notary Public duly commissioned and
sworn. st my etfice at Fall City, King
county, Territory of Washington, on the
I'D day OF Mach, 1856, at 9 o'clock In the
afternoon OF that daY; and the ssid ex-
animation may be adjourned from day to
day until the deposition il fully taken and
completed. Said deposition 10 be used
upon the trial Of the above entitled action
Dated az Fargo, Dakota Territory, lne
10Th day OF February, A. ID. isS6.
{. ii. IAlZURR
Attorney for plaintiff
JOHN q. JANiCkE
Notary Public for kirg countJ, Washing
ton Territory.
Dated at Fall CITY. Washington Terri
tory, this LIST day Of March. A. ID. 1850.
p. s.-A failure to attend, your com
plant. answer or reply may be stricken
out and Judgment taken against You.
}. e. JASICkE.
mhtdW5W Notary puhiir
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SrRxkr RAILwAI IMPRoyKNxSrs.-At
the Coancil meeting last evening there
WAS an ordinance passed granting the
Seattle Street Railway Company the
right 81 change their line of track 40 as
90 ran from the intersection Of Main
and Commercial, along Commercial to
Mil. across Mill 20 James, along James
to sscoud. Ths changes tue line
from South Seeosd TO Commercial
street The ordinance alec allows for
the extension Of the Lake UnioR branch
On the lake. Mr.. Osgood stated that IL
WAS the intention 10 begin ~ork on
these improvements within two or three
weeks. and about $l5 600 would be ex-
pended.
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prorER TREATMENT FOE Corcus

That the reader may fully under
stand what constitutes a good Cough
and Lung Syrup, We will cay that Tar
ard Wild Cherry IL the basis of the
best remedies yut discovered. These
ingredients, with several Others equally
As e:Ecscioas. enter largely IEto Dr..
Bosanko's CouRh and Lung Syrup, thus
making it one of the most reliable nov
Oh the market. Price % cents and 81.
Samples frse. Sold by A. b. STEW
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HAPPINESS AM nEAIIH

Are inportar. problems, tbs former de-
peHdins greatly on the latter. Every
one is familiar With the healthy proper
ties of fruit. and 10 one can AFFORD to
be sick and miserable while the pleasant
concentrated liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
of Figs, eau be had of ouE eatesprising
druggist, A. Il. SrEwART. DIV
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OpD FELLoxs' CKLKRRArIoS. - April
No, 1855. VIII be the 1xty seventh ami
yersaty Of Odd Fellowship in America
The Odd Fellows Of Seattle have already
commenced makiae Arrangements for =
grand celebration to be oeid here on
that OCCASION. Invitations will be scnt
90 every lodge in the Territory, and no
troabls @, expense will be spared to
nske this one of the Srandest Odd Fsl-
lows gatherings ever held in Washing
ton Territory. There will be an Grafton
and parade. and the festivities wltl ter
inmate ~ith q grand ball and Banquet
In The evening.
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REMOVED.

HyHITWORTa g. THOMSON HAVE
w netFs0Fsd their 0ffioss to tho thirst
floor o. the Gorssnn Hard rare Co. . ba Ia
iRx No. SIS FF0nt street. Ne are nDv
bitter pre- pafcd ihaa ever befsre 10 ere
CUE sarveya eTeBfne mlHes, report On
the eharsei e- Of land. iAY cut town pis;r.
ami make cne drawings fer ssT Per pose
We have t,rtter facilities for wcEk than
anY other firm In tbs northwest.
yAC4fy Surveyors Ofiioe ~
+. y. kox 20. Seattle. w. T.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-12
DIAMOND
.vENTILATOR.
Buildings, Schools. Churches, Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers, Passenger.
Sleeping and Reirissrsior.car.
Perfect Ventilation guaranteed
wherever Ventilation 10
Required.

Architects and builders unite In saying
our Nos. l and 2. for led room and oftios
ventilation. viii soon become as standard
as the window.
Our VenulAtor Tin any size), when
placed through = wall. a window sash. or
a wooden bar under sash. admits q con-
stsGt supply Of fresh air under perfect
control. without draughts. any desired
temperature can DO maintained In any
apartment No office or sleeping room
excludes rain and dust and keeps the
apartment constantly tresh without rails
ing the windows Being heavily plated
ii nickel, IL Is very Ornamental when 1
place The handles serve 10 regulat
venulator. also " raise and lower the
window.
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AsoUT.-rhe PcSr- IxrEiLIaKScsa In
copying CDR article il es.rd 10 the boys
of Mr.. Fred. Parker, Sbo lsst Saturday
fsh In,S sbs bay from tie Tacoma Mil
Compaps's wharf. left cut the xsrd
about" and InAie ID Rad thss the boys
we're drowned. seen il read Ia this pa
per "ahaa. drosued." The Sesss kopcs
the Posi- iSTsLu0EScka wlii eofrect the
mistake air. Parker fotneriy lived IN
Seattie. and the friends Of the family
shoeii nat be unnecessarily alarmed
Iaaesss feass.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT 70. FHE
L Third Judicial District of wsehinston
TER itary, holding terms at seattle
No. s0t7-Msry A. Z slhoun plaintiff,
IS. Frank W Chambers. defendant
Under ana By virtue OF an order OF sale
and decree of soreclo-u re, il ued Out of
the District Court. holding .srms At seat.
tie. on the 9Th day OF March, 1851. In the
above entitled action, wherein the above
named plaintiff obtained Judgment and
dec ee against the above named defend
ant. | am commanded to sell the follow
ing described nlortgaged promises. that Is
TO say:
Lot four ~. five t5l, ten Ci0e, eleven III,
and twelve ti2l. in block ninety three ~ q.
ID. / DenRys first addition 70 North Sest-
tie, King county, w. r.
Notice Is therefore hereby givsa that on
saturday. the 10th day of April.
1856.
At the hour Of II O'Clock m Of sald dag.
a. ths Court Eouse door. Ia the city di
seattle. kiHE eouEty Wsshiagton Territory
Tili. In obedience 10 sai4 ori,r e ale la6
iscree OF forccioslr- sell the s-ove described
property. o. 30 much thereof e. taay ne no
eess2ry g. satisfy FlAintins ia1sm-1t, With
inisres; thereon and sosts, 10 tie highest .nd
best bidder fur e.sh
Dated ~ se-sss ssis le,h dAY Of Mach.
Iss6 al No8RAw
mhlitd Sheriff OF King eonsg.
HAi s Saith attorneys for plAiLrr
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PACIFIC COAST.
Peaceful hnaiskan.

SAN FRAscrsCo, March 1.-THE Los
Angeles Trades Council has issaed a
circular, calling on the citizens to peace
fully aid In removing the Chinese. A
large number OF employers are IN con
sequence diseha'eing their Chinese.
About go Cinnamon have arrived here
from the surrounding districts since the
agitation began.
suddea Death.
SAN Francisco, March lip. II.
Brady, q mining man, while riding this
morning with a friend, Suddenly be
came i'll. He was taken to the Receiy
ing Hospital, and died before sxamins-
years of see and single.
A GirI's Hair Lifted.
San Francisco, March II. Facts
have Just been learned today Of 8 b-ld
and peculiar robbery which took place
on Monday last. aud vsieh has been
placed in the hands of detectives for
Investigation. The victim WAS Kate
Ahlers. the Is year old daughter OF W.
Ahlefs, grocer on she corner of sixth
and BRYANT streets. The story related
by Miss Alters Is that while on an
errand to her fathers store, n she vss
passing house on sixth street near
Bryant, she was suddenly seized and
pulled into doorway by q woman who
wore q mask. and who with the assist
ance of q confederate cut of her bead
Of heavy hair. The two women then
ran away and the yoang lady was too
frightened TO follow them. No motive,
exoep; desi;s to sell the hair thus Oh
tanned. is known Tor the deed. TIE
prsc,ics of robbing young girls Of their
hair Is stated to be an entirely new
feature in this CITY, bat prevalent
practice in the East.
VIII Prosecute the Villain.
A meeting of reporters of all the
san Francisco newspapers took place
tonight in Parior A OF the Psiaee Hotel.
10 devise vsvs and means for the PREF
ssu,ioe Of Sub Treasurer Brooks, Who
vas arrested on Monday last on charge
OF assaulsing f. L. Bark, q reporter.
with q deadly Weapon After or
gsnixation the folloxiRg resolution vas
adopted;
Rssals-S, That tee attempt Of the As
sistsnt Uaited States Treasurer in this
city 10 sntrsp and aasaalt reporter.
Who had expressed his opinion shst the
officisi xas no gentleman. sVed TO
prove The eorrectpess Of the opinion.
and vss an act of cova:dice deserving
our utmost adherence.
A committee Of fvs VISA ihen 50
pointed 20 obtsin counsel for p-oseen
lion % the case, and = sob scripstor wss
taken up TO pay necessary -rp~uses IL
10 telieved Gsa. W. II l.. Barnes vii
be retained fer tie prosccgtion-
saadhagxeA.
sAx FsIxcISpo. March ll.-wkiie @
Mck alvey vas restraining 20 his BONE
lsss night IN Oakland be Gas ss.aeksd
hy too men. he was stru Il DIV sand
bag, thrswn dowr, jumped Ga AId kick
ed in the breast. No attempt wss nsde
TO rob him. His asss:Isnts are IN
kSoEu-
Fares Go the East
SAx FR,sCFscu. March ii--Limiied
tic ssss ts>iay xsrs ssla Al <.S 10 Nss
York, SIS to Bastsn aud eis 10 Chicago.
Los AsaxLEs. March Il-Ihe South
ern Psciae announced these rates this
xornine: From Los Angeles 70 hAnsAs
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zAuxuRY AND NECESSITY

For rich and poor who wish to spjoy
good health, aud WHO do not wish 10
resort 90 bitter, mao ssous liver medicines
and osthsrtics, IL the concentrated liquid
frais remedy. Syrup of Figs. Sample
bottles free. and 500. and 81 bottles for
sale by A. h. STEWART. dv
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BEST SMOKING TOBACCO. 50
eants per pound. Anii-Coolf 1t the
North faeale News Depot. Mil %. ALT
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fares Go The E.sl

SAx FR,sCFscu. March ii--Limited
tic ssss ts>aay xsre ssla Al k.S 10 Nss
York. SIS to Bastsn srd eis 20 Chicago.
Los AsaxLEs. March ll-Ihe South
ern Pscifse announced taese rates this
s,oxuiua. From Los Angeles 10 Kansas
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When the blood Is loaded with i'm
purities and moves siuReishly in the
veins, an Alternative IL needed, as this
condition of the vital fluid cannot last
long without serious results. There Is
nothing better than Ayers Sarsapsrilla
to purify the blood and impart energy
W the system.
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sandhagEed.

sAx Fs.xclsuo. March lI.-wkiie @.
Mck alvey vas restraining 20 his bone
last night IN Oakland be Gas ss.aeksd
hy too men. he vas stru Il DIV sand
bag, thrssn aowr, jumped Ga sId kick
I'd in the breast. No attempt wss usde
TO rob him. His asss:Isnts are IN
lawn
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7. K. PUxPHsrr, Insurance and Com
mission Agent ial0
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

SEATTLE, Marsh H. - Council met
pursuant to adjournment. Present ::
Mayor III. l.. Yssler and Councilmeu
CAliigaD, Furth, Hall, Harrington, Lake,
Mcdonald and Young.
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Accident and Fire Insurance. BLAS-
cHAEp & PAHTRIDos. Agents. dos
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IuRvEyoRs, CIVIL ksoLxEERs
kLRRo GARDNER,

4 tIyIL ENGISkER AND COUNTY
- Surveyor. Fifteen years erpertesee
on narrow and sta-dAri gage railroads.
Al coaatT work prsperiy recorded
Oa.oe over Gordon Hard VAR Co, Front
81. residence cor. 7 bird aad blanchard
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sudden Death.

SAN Francisco, March lip. II.
Brady, a mining man, while riding this
morning with friend, suddenly be
came i'll. He WAS taken to the Receiv
ing Hospital, and died before sxamins-
lion could be held. Deceased was Is
years of see and single.
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Bxps al Czlpsorzsx 4 Cas-
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Charged with Theft.

VICTORIA, March l0.-A young man
named Brewster. formerly OF Seattle,
was arrested today on a charge Of enter
ing = house in the suburbs aud stealing
$50. He WAS followed by the owner of
the house with shot gun. overloaded
and handed ever 10 the police. The
money was not found on him.
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. O, q t7Fn -n5;;sa u Rsso,u.i,7-, DC. TIE
contention f'n-,ni-d TO ecj Jaro usslI
t5tcq'f3E ~ l. cock.
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CoSsTASrNoPLs, MarcL IA con
ference OF representatives of the pow
ers which met to consider the Turoo-
Bulgarian treaty, which among other
things creates Prince Alexander. OF
Bulgaria, ruler Of Eastern koumelia,
has accepted he treaty IN It's entifety.
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MAST, BUPORD b BURWELL 60

Corner Third street and Broadway. 81.
Paul. fn1
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Ghiaese In Bead.

LONDON tOnt. }, March 10.-A ciroa.ar
has been issued by tbs superintendent
of the southern division OF the Grand
Gruuk Railway. ordering that hereafter
all Chinese going over the road will be
passed taroygh IN bond, and that
conductors viii be held resp ,nsib!e TO
see that none OF the Aongolisns are
allowed to stop ia Canada.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
Resolutions.

The following preamble and resolu-
tions we're unanimously adop ed by the
Qu1rterly Conference OF Newark aud
Yves ey ut their fourth quarterly meet
ilR held January 18th, 1886.
WHEREAS, BY the Law OF the
Cauroh, limiting the pastoral term Of
t1ree years, the official relations ex.
listing between our pastor and this
Quarterly Conference must terminate
at the approaching session Of the VIII
mi gton Con ference therefore
Resolved, that we dosirs to express
our Apr, citation OF the faithful ser
vices OF our retiring pastor, Rev. 7. II.
Haynes, during the three years of his
residence among rs both al our pastor
and q Christian kentleman of the high
est type, and that in whatever field be
may be called to labor in the future,
he will bear with him our kindest and
warmest fee ings of esteem, and our
earnest prayers for his ever increasing
SUCCESS in the grand work OF the gospel
ministry.
Resolved, that the foregoing preamble
and resolutions be spread upon the
minutes OF this Quarterly Conference, q
copy of the same handed TO Bro
II ay mes, and that the secretary be re
quested to furnish a copy for pub ica
tion
Rsv. CHARLES HILL, President,
Attest, j. U. WILLIAMSON, Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
Great Bargains.

The greatest bargains in the
city at d. p. Smyth's watch
and jewelry store, 31l Market
street. l am determined to sell
out. Only think, $2.0O nickel
alarm clock for Sl.25; silver thin.
bles, so cents, for IS cents; ladies
solid gold stem winding Ameri-
can watches, $40 fer $95; genie
gold wa ches $50 now $35; eight
day striking and alarm clocks Sc
reduced to $3.50. Also other
goods reduced in the same pro-
portion. Come and see for
yourselves. As am deter.
mined to sell, this would be q
grand place for a young man
commencing business and it can
be ha / on reasonable terms.
10 3.tw-&-d-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
THE PROOF

OF the pudding is In the eating. The su-
periority Of student OH IS been fully. de-
monstrAted by tho great increase In our
sales. After you com mencs using this oil,
you will never be satisfied with any other
We we're afraid that you would think that
Student on could only DO used ia Student
Lamps, so n our last advertisement we told
you that Il would burn in any lamp. The
wisdom Of our advising you to that effect has
been sho wn to rs by the fact that Numbers
o people have come 10 us who have been
ard, the Sunfigh and all the other makes Of
lamps now sold. an have bought Student
OIL, and after having bought one gallon