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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-22
N. DARKNESS.
A will be still:

viii be still;
The terror drawing nigh
Shall startle from my lips 10 coward cry;
I Nay, though the night my deadllest dread fulnn
viii be still
For on | krow,
Though suffering hours delay,
Yet 20 Eternity they pass away,
Carrying something onward as they Gow,
Outlasting woel
Yes, something won;
The harvest OF our tears-
Something unfadlng, plueked from fading years
Something to blossom on beyond the sun.
Prom Sorrow won.
The agony.
So hopeless now OF balm,
Shall sleepat last In light as pure ana calm
As that wherewith the stars look down on thee,
Gethsemane.
Florence Earle Coates in Harper's Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-22
A Zig Days Work,

At Central City, Colo, the other day,
a retort containing $40, 900 in gold was
placed in a bank for safe keeping. The
gold was all produced in a single day
by n mine. The amount is the
greatest ever taken from any mine in
the same length Of time. Chicago
Hprlld
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-22
Piled WIN nerves, but mo rdnercn o

Piled WIN nerves, but mo rinc1cl -
which We are as yet powerless TO ex-
plain. There may be fifty other senses
rs different from ours as sound is from
kght and even within the boundaries
Oh our own senses there may be end.
less sounds which we cannot hear and
colors ny different as red from green
OF which we have no conception
These and a thousand other questions
remain Tor solution. The familiar
world which surrounds US may DO o
totally different place 10 other ami,
mails. To them il may be full of music
which we cannot hear, Of color which
We cannot see, OF sensations which we
cannot conceive.-Sir John Inbbock
IN Popular Science Monthly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-22
An Aihino sanirIei.

An albino squirrel, with pink eyes,
attracts much attention and occasions
considerable comment at McClunie's
store on Asylum street. This partic-
ular squirrel is a beautiful little ami
NAL, and its antics in the cage, in
which il is confined with a gray SPUR
rel, cause a good deal Of merriment.
The singular thing connected with the
squirrel is that IL was found IN the
same nest with four gray squirrels,
and there is no reason 10 think other
wise than that the animal i Of the
same family. This morning the white
animal was amusing itself and quite a
street crowd by climbing up the side
Of the cage and turning backward
somersaults overa wooden perch. The
animal is valued at S25. Hartford
Tunes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-22
Marriage Among Russian Peasants.

Marriage must be a failure among
the Russian peasantry. Upon u con
vict ship conveying women only to
Sagalien, rs per cent. of the prisoners
had been convicted of killing sheir
husbands. New York Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-22

NWPLEs, blsck-heads, red, rough. chapped ant
tlM oily skin prevented by CuTicuRA SOAR.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-22

Sold everywhere. Price, C%rrIcuRA, Soc SOAP,
Csc: RksoLvEnT, 81. Prepared by the Porter
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
ssrsend for "How TO Cure skin Diseases"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-22
HOW SUFFERED

Seventeen Years From a skin Disease
Could Not Walk ar Dress Myself \
Mass of Disease Prom Head Ia Foot
Cured In Eight Weeks by the CuticuTi
Remedies.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

The broad Atlantic, is ever storuoy
thorouGhfare. Yet blow tho Winds
ever so ferceiy, and ride tho waves
ever go lofiily, seamen muet man the
good chips, tourists will brave the
passage, aud commercial travellers and
buyers must visit The centres of foreign
trade and manufacture. That afro.
o'ous malady, sessickness, together
with oolioky pains and much inward
uneaeiness is of.en endured when Hos
tetteI's Stomach Bltters would have
fortified the voJngere aRalnot them.
Sea captaine, and In iaot all old salts
and veteran travellers are acquainted
with the protective value OF this sstt.
mable preventive and remedy. md are
rarely unprovided with It. EmigrOnts
10 the far West shonld use 1t as safe
guard against mAlaris. Seek the aid OF
the Bitters for dyspepsia, constipation,
liver complaint, kidney troubles, and
all ailments thai impair tho harno-
uious and vigorous action Of the vital
powers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03


| Tie Chicago, Burlington aad Quincy
Railroad sent out number of pAssen.
ger trains yesterday, and nlso o,m.
melcod running ootl aud freight trains
on some portions OF their syGtem. This
| co npsny does not think the nsreemeut
beswsen the Ngntbarbood and knights
OF Labor will q. ve Sny efsoot or tbe
new men. Chief Arthur, OF the Brother
hood, yeaterdaY Dotihed the chairman
OF tho General Grievance Committsas
on the Chieaso and Alton, Chicago and
NorthwesteEp, Ohiosso, Rock Island
and Pacific, Wabash Railroad, Wabash
and Western, Missouri Pacific, Union
Pacific, Atchison. Topsks and Santa
Be and Wisconsin Central Roods to re
port at tho headquarters in Chicago ~
once to conBider important matters In
connection with the Chicago, BurlinR.
ton aud q iiDc7 strike. They were also
notified u bs prepared to convene their
committees from ChieaRo at moments
L0ttoe.
A mass meeting will no held on Mon
day night, a. which Chief Arthur aud
other prouiaent haiers will speak
Up 10 last evening no order had been
received ia RsAa!ng, PA difeotisg the
Brotherhood eu1inters aud Gremen who
took the places OF striking Knights to
quit the Railing Compsny's service.
The work of recruiting engineers aud
nremen for the plf,cse Of tho strikers oa
tho Obicsgo, Burlington & Quincy raj.
road etill continues In New York.
Abont 100 uoaH q day have, il is eta ed, 8,
bsen Engaged sihce Monday last. A pc
titlon has been sigusd by all the mall
clerks on tae Iowa division OF the Bur
lipgton railroad, asking General super
intendent NAH 90 ba7e tao Government
compel tho railroad company to pnt.
competent engineers on the mail trains.
1t ~ stated rhhs number of tho cue
gineers accepted BY the Chicago, Bar
lington and Qalney Railroad had no
watches, and thas the company fur
nished them with silver onag Half 3
dozen oil tho Inen arc charged with
pawping tho vsfohes and getting
drunk on tho proceeds.
n despatch iroD Albuquerque, New
Mexico sSys tha ntstke ot oond actors
and brnke;Ren on tho atlantic and
Pacidc R,ai is complete along the en-.
tire line, and business on the road ia
virtually suspendGd. Tho men nay
they gre paid n caftsin gEm psr mile,
and recently were ordered TO do an OK.
tra amount OF yard work, for which
they received no oompensstion, thus
being prevented ir1rn earning whns
they oJnsldered fair wages.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Yesterday the Rev. H. w. Ewing, the
pastor Of Madeley M. E. Church, in tho
Second ward, south OF Third street
bridge, who took an active part In get.
ting up renonstrance against tho
granting Of q liquor license 20 James T..
McHugh, received the following note
OF warning:
"DEAR SIR: Bs careful when you
como over Third street bridge, as there
have besu threats made that you will
be waylald. feel it my duty as q
friend to warn yon."
This note will not deter Mr.. Ewing
either from going over the bridge or re-
monstratinE agaiust The granting of IL.
quor licenses in the futuie, although it
was for the same kind Of work that the
Rsv. Mr.. HRddoch OF Sioux City, lows,
was brntally murdered And the con.
splratorH acquitted, although there was
no moral doubt of their guilt. .-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

The family of Mr.. Detwiler, the we'll.
known miller aud farmer OF BrintGn's q
bridge, on the Wilmington and North.
ern railroad, juet above Chadd's Fo.d,
were the guests of Mrs. Joseph X. aud
Mrs. William B. Adams, OF this city,
yesterday. Thsy were en- route for their
new home In the West at Toledo, Ohio,
where Mr.. Detwiler contemplntes en-
gaginR In the milling business, he has,
lng wide experience In that direction.
The mem bers of the "Camp Adams' As
eociation," composed of about thirty OF
our most social young men and ladies,
with chaperoues, who for several sum.
mers past have been encAmped on Mr..
Dstwiler's farm, called upon the family
and, after spending the day pleasantly,
bade them sdieu, with many wishes
for n snccessfnl journey to their new
home,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Some one tried to break into Mr..
Theodore Pratt'e house, on YanBuren
street near Sixth, one night last week.
phe would-be thief had climbed up on
the hack shed ard was about to force
an entrance to The house by way Of the
back eecopd story window, When be
was scared away by Mrs. Pratt opening
the kitchen doQT after telling her hus-
baud she heard somebody walking on
the shed roof. Mr. PRATT came out In
tho yard in time to ses the fellow disap-
pear by way OF the fenoa In the yaed ad-
joining. This makes the eecond ct.
tempt thieves have made to get In HIS
house, &n0 Mr.. Pratt saYs If they will
only give him little notice OF their In.
tended visits ho will give them 4 warm
reneption.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

the cheapest hat house I'm shs caty
Bros.' A0A Market Rtrees.


the cheapest hRG house I'm sne caty
kuinford Bros.' z0A Market strees.
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for nunps.
brazilian BALM cures a ooid; 20 doses, loo.
90 to Mnrphey's for your bed Bprings.
Bay yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Brsh'B coal you will surely like it,
hillArd v. Davis, jeweier, . l.. Second 81.
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanf's, Is Il. Fourth,
y. Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, 0o2 West Front street,
First class furniture At Murphey's, 500 Ship
Have you tiled those cough drops at No.
W. Second street7
The best cough candy at No. 4 W. Second
street.
90 to Geo. II. Murphey's for your parIor
Guam per and dining room furniture. 800 Ship
ley street.
Only 81 co per load for best hickory kind
ling weed, at j. y. Buyer 81 Oo.'s, foot o.
TaLnall street.
IL you want cheap picture frames 10 10 q.
y. Baugh, 2oS Wost Second street. | have
sne largoat stock In Delaware; come and see
for yoursolveg.
RosG, st1Io Market street, is nov selling
mats and winter goods very chefp TO fohu o
STOCK before removing to his new sIore
march 2etn next, at 40 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

The citizens of the western part of
the city certainly should not want for q
store at which they oan procure gro.
ceries OF the very best quality and In
any Qusntity desired, as on the 23d day
of last March Lynch ~ Leary opened
their new store at the N. w. Cor. Fourth
and Madison streets, and they informed
us In conversation TO dsy that they are
realizing all that they expected. Their
store 10 well located, well stocked and
well kept, with plenty OF light. They
have delivery wagon for the accom- mo.
dation OF their customers, and O new
one ready for the spring and summer
work. See advertisement In another
column.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

NEW YoRz. March 2-GArrest
Roach, sou oi the late John Roach,
died of pueumonia here to day. When
the Morgan Iron Works bad been re.
organized and corporation ftrmed to
carry on tho bueiness Mr.. Garrett
Rosoh became one of the etoekholderG
and secretary OF the corporation. He
Inherited much of the ability Of his
father as a speaker and debater, war
fond of politics aud very popular among
tho w1rkpeople.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

March.
b, f. II. and J. O. DIohl, NJ. .. ud.
8, Todd X Donoho, BrandyRins, I'D.
9, James u. Morrison, W. u. u. Ht.
., y. h. Ferris. Penolier Hid,
o. John tl hmma McO2y, usi Co. Pa.
D, Penools IL Lyman, Chrlstiaaa Id.
7, james Mckinney, W. u. q.
], Aaron " son, Ohostor, Pa
Z, fhomas Wilson, CArl5tlnna Hd.
8, lsaac >. Frassr, Penc@fer HI. ..
8, Harry mGhatiy, Brapdywtno HID.
8, y. $. Fisher, MIll Oroek Hd.
y, Jastor Il Mo uaris city.
o, Mary DBle, Bran1ywlne Hid.
10, furniture, l0li rAtnau street.
10, hcaid 4 90, real estate.
Ia, W. Is. Mote, W. q. Greek.
IL, Proud b Norrlck, OentrsyilIe. Del,
u, John 4. Hendrioxson, NJ. q. HID.
IL, LynaEl h Foster, Oh hilstiana Hd.
Ia, ". Y. Warner, city,
u. hoberts N Il snnam, Chester, Pa.
IA, MRS. los. X. Lyman, M. y. Id.
IA y. X. idh2n. heirs, Uhristianl Hd.
Ii, Uleavhr e. HickBre0o, N. o. HID.
10. Gordeh q Oonegay, braudywlno HID.
10, John Hell, Penoader Bd.
~ aud 10. a. Il. Chandler, Brandy Hd.
ID, Roberts Il Hannum, Ohester Pa.
10, furniture, I0s West l2th Bsrsot.
II, taeo. Cochran. M. q. HID.
10, M. 4. Pyle, MN Ureek Hid.
10, Jos. II Gould, Now Usstle I'd.
". John l'rsnnan MT. Cuba.
~. James Mokinney, w. u u. lid.
20, Unoiai lined Packages, III E. sth at.
70, J. Is. tlarpontsr. Beaver Valley, Del.
-, W. Y Warner, CITY.
I'll, futai' ire, 9l5 TatBall at.eot.
y, Aaron Tyson, UnosEer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
IIuRili'a List of saIoa

W. A. HUkILL, Agetloneer, will sell as
follows:
NJ ARCH,
3, Al aucslon rooms, 726 Market street
6, T.. $. Lyman stock and implements, al
Newport,
7, store and household goods, AIS King st,
lu, Auctldn room, 726 Market street.
IL and 10, Iouseho d goods, 9Th and Pine st.
10, MOI Nasl Front street.
II, Auction room, 726 Market STREET.
~, John rannaH, farm and stock, Mt. Cuba.
n, Household goods, attn and jefferson Vt.
%, Household goods. 9TH and Washington 81.
%, Household goods, I02 East lIlh street.
lie is open lor engagements ON daya not nam
ed above, ani in some g ises where the sale
Will not reuhire only half the day another salt
could be taken.. mil
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
Eight Farn,,,ss Homeless.

ForrsgILLH. Masch 9 "A ditaitrous
are 10 Is4,ug a. Es~ Pniladelphis,
seven mila1- t0tt or this CITY, on the
TamRgun biaurh of tho Philadelphia
and Reading r&ilrcaj. Brisooe's large
store, connected with Tho Alliance Coal
Uompsny's oolliery, hal BEEN totally
destroyed, together with half dozsn
buildings. In response to m appeal
Tor holp one Of the BEesmsEs OF tho fire
department OF this city mas baen de.
spatched to the seane. Eight families
were homeless ~ midnight and gem
eral coE hsgtatton Wac threatened.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

If gray, restoree tn original coIor. An
elegant t.Zesa!rg, softens srd beAutihss.a
No oil nor grease. q tonic restorative;
stops hair coming out; strengthens,
oiesnses, heals soaip. 50o.
"Eouuh on Toothaohs. +" InatAnt relle
iSc. "kOuGH ON C0RES," hard or
soft oorns. 15o. CROUCH ON BILE
fills," Little, hut good. 1Gc. CROUCH
ON W0RMs." suro cure. 25o,
You nIugt Not
class Trough ca Dirt" with tho ordi-
nary washing compounds. II Is q new,
different aud altoesthsr superior article.
4 revelation IN housekeeping. A boon
to women. a new discovery. Beats
the world for Kitchen, Laundry,
5tasching, Bath or Shampoo.
'sIsongh on Piios.''
Aak for slough on Piles" Internal
and External Remedy In each package.
Sure oure. b9n.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

W. j. Lank, auotloneer. sold for
Jshn Pyle, of Christians Hundred, on
the 27th ult., COWS at $55, S54, S47, S35.
sal. $50 s35 so; hay, $40 IS per ton;
straw. SS No; suoking pigs, 81; shoRss,
SIS, and other articles at tair prices.
At tho sale of w. Lyman, White
CLAY Creek Hundred, on the 2S:h ult. 4,
W j. LaAk, suctioneer, COWS Hold AT
s2s, Sal, SIS, $40; heller, s25 70; horses.
Sls7 SO, 81 ~ so, Si10; colt, $50; pigs.
weeks, Sd; turkeys, 16k cents per
pound; binder, SCI; whea4, S10.50 per
ACRE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Tho con Rregation OF the old Newark
Union Oh urch, nun herring about 1Qu
persons, located In BrAudywine Hun.
dred aboit three miles north OF this
city, has resolved to unite with the
Wilmington NJ. Z. Conference. They
have been Tanetvad into the church by
Prstiiing Elder Murray. They pro
pose to erdcG new church building in
short line. The building now used
ia the PROPERTY OF the hundred, and Is
In charge pf trustees elected by the peo.
pie. The land on which 1t Is built ia
one acre ih extent, and was given to
the people by VIM. Penn for cemetery
puEpogGB.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
PRICE ONE GENT.
DC al Friees Reduced.

The prices OF coal at the mines fir the
line and city trade have been reduced by
the Reading Coal and Iron Company 70
these prices per ton; Stove and small
stove, %; broken, eng and chestnut ~ 10;
poa, Sl.b0. The prices are now about the
same as prevailed before the troubles In
the coal regions, and have been reduced
because of the increased output and be
cause buyers showed a dlslnclination to
purchase heavily at the former quotations.
The Reading collieries were said yester
day by an official OF the coal and iron
to be all busliy ut work and
turning out large amount Of coal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

The finest eyo tonic, eye streDgthener
and promoter OF a clear, healthy, etrons
sight. Weak, infamed and sore eyes
are quickly cured. Long slEhtedpesp,
or short or near sightednees ia wonder.
fully relieved by restoring the Lost
setion OF the nerve, by removing all
r4ralytio or conEestivs tendencies.
Ead eyes are made good, weak eyes are
msde strong and diseRsed eyes Gre made
well by using this famous eye paedi.
cine. 2bo. asd 60o. bottles supplied.
Main depot Fourth and King strGetu,
Wilnaingtcn, Del,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

The ladles of the First Presbyterian
Church will givs y Chinese bazaar Ant
supper on Thursday and Friday even
ings of next week. They will bs as
etsted by the Chinese students, shl
Ian Len and wife, Ah Qaah and Al
Fong, their children, aud Ohu sing
The rtudsF Is play on the nusical ia
strutnenls pf their country and Civ
short talkd on the marriage rites, Wer
ship, sooial customs and the like.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

The following officers have beon
elected by the Wilmington whosl
Club for the ensuing year: President,
E. d. Z. Sutton; secretary. W. 2.
Kurlz; trsaaurer, Victor h. Pyle; cap.
tain, B. Wallace MerriheU; first lieu.
tenant, Charles @. Kurtz; second lieu.
tenant, Albert Jefsris; executive com.
nittee, E. ID. II, Sutton. w. r. KurtE,
Victor K. Pyle, 8. W. Merrihew, u.
Frank Mcdaniel, VIM. TatnAll, Jr i.
aud Thomas Jth5rie. Dark gray was
adopted as the clubs new uniform.
The clubs membership mum bers As.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Il. Wyatt, No. 100 West Second street,
has purchased the property on the
north v est corner OF Second and Orange
BtTeeti, where ho will remove his dry
goods business on our about Mnrah 10.
AZ our h'ook IL very large, we will hsglp
. cleasine.out snlo from this data tnd
will asll goods at or below cost until
time of removal. Mrs. Ada Wyatt will
be ct the store, and will be glad TO see
her many friends.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
saada ' Papers--srist a Davis.

Special features; spscial writer's. All
tho dAys' doinga profusely illuetrated.
Pha bright Est, Dewsies5 and best. Ths
department for boys and girls will be
of great interest to young readers. The
Philadelphia 5undey Times makes o
special feRI Iure Of this, More news than
ever before; new features, contributors
and illustrations. 3l3 Market street.
Open until O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

the great lehdins lung remedy of vii.
minstoo, Dsl. No one ever reaches
coneumption who uses IL in time; /,
win always prevent and mast frequent
ly cures consumption. 1t stands unex-
ceiled for curing coaghs, hoarsepess,
Group, gore throAt. So, SOC. and 81. 90.
Depot Fourth and King. sold by
deaiers,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Stove and Heater Company have lsaPed
the large building, No, COS Shipley
street, and will move from their present
location on or about the 1st OF March.
We will have G large room Ia the Sec
ond story to rent for storage of house,
hold goods or other Purposes 90 moder.
ate rent for spaoes. "A safe and conve-
nient place for storage. Apply 5. Il.
Eourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

The City Railway Company Is being
petitioned bV The eitizans Of the eastern
end OF the Ninth ward to extend the
atreet oar line through that part OF the
town TO NRndever avenue. Over 2G0
hou8es have besn built In that ssction
OF the city In the past two years, mud
these houses arc occupied Dy over 1000
persons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

We have TO move 70 another store,
and have too much stock on hand. We
want to reduce 1t by selling what We
have at oost. We have some worry Moe
parlor, room and cook stoves and cou-
BILE heaters that We will sell cheap. All
kinds of stovo hardware and tInwnre.
Gall and secure bargain. Tho Pickels
Btove and Heater Co., East Fourth
street, Wilninrton. Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Last evening tho annual conRrega
tionRl neeting OF olivet PfesbyterisE
church waH held. A large number oi
persons were prssent aud some pithy
speeches were made Tho Rev. f. q,
NeWberry was elected pastor with bu;
few dissenting votes. The trustees
chosen were Barrett Munson, HRnton
McCaulley and David McHsnry,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

AT which Wilmington opens hor eye
In astoniA Ahnent-At which every mar
who entdrH sage: "Well, I'm clad Of
this. IL supplies long.fals publiC
want" This new thing to Wilmington
lie, In shoEt, a regular flIst.class hotel,
dintug.hHL II restaurant on tho European
plan, With the hotel part and the bar
left out. Its location is No. 10 French
street. The proprietor 10 mfr. j, n.
Hates; mA Anager, Frank NJ. Slack; gen.
tlemen thoroughly experienced and
eSilled In tirai'cless catering. You can
see mud Der OF our haavisst business
men diniHg there every day In the week
except Sunday.
Toe writer paid S5 cents for his din
ner there yesterday, Aside from O
large castor and all the popular oondi.
ments, there were on the table o large
clean, white table cloth md uapkins,
finger bowlx, large pitcher OF milk an d
large bowl Of eussr. Ee had r3agt
chicken, dalery, breAd aud butter and
cup OF stIonS tea. The chief advaL tsqe
seems to bs that while you eau get
things evbn more freshly cooked than
at hrstdlsss hotel and jnsb rs nice
evefything being the 0esg tho market
ahordB-Jou tiRd, for decent and rea
sonabls appetite, you hnvo - pny only
10 TO 200. br 20 to $50 and ut all events,
onlY for hat you order, instead Of SO
or 75o.
The pr,tes ara popular. 4 plass fnll
Of nice. crisp ceers, &c.; rosst chicken,
26c /; roast beef, 2oe.; yOnr choice OF cot
feei tea, chocolate, milk, lemonsde,
Ssc', 5,; your choice in dessert, 90.
bread THAI d9es not sconts.n aluua aud
butter that always lie butter snd ever
Ia cleomaleatine, both for So; and 90
on for tnr key, fresh Ash aud everything
nice in duo season The Ar siltoad and
herohauth' Cafe" has success IL it. III
Is q snccsas to be proud Of. Both ladies
and gentla men lunch thsrs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Tie entertainment Of the Yoang Peo
ple's Literary Society Of Rodney Street
Prtsbyterian church last night was O
grand Brccsss. The children ali took
their parta nicely. Tho house was
crowded go the people had to stand.
The admission Was only 10 cents and
he proceeds were for the binding fuud
Those who took part were residents Of
our city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

that everybody ought 70 know taat A.
eergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the beet, we'll
cleaned coal 10 every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindling wood In large
loads. Limo for whitewasaine. Yard,
foot Of Mouroe street. Central Office,
seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue Bisn. 0Denin0 In the evening.