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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

There was large attendance al this
mornings session OF the City Court.
Inc mrs case wa tina James Rry-
nolds, charged with drunkenness at Nebs-
m ah DAVIS, No. 4'6 East Fourth street
de was lined s. aud cus's
JOIN Markell was lined 81 and costs for
drum enurss.
Elijah Benson, James Wright ard
Richard I ockWan, all colored, were fined
tlo nhd cots for dl,ords ly conduct nm
tie ir-t named was also nurd Is ry RI
on Il char. oil cursin2 and abu. Ing the
ohcefs ai'er lie was locked IN The cell.
The hearing of the scear deale =.
Gu rgeu with violating The sunday law
wa n'inued Ia I'll next Fri iav
Tie ca of DR.. Thomas a. Koable.
was ntinued until the same lime. nm
account of the abO nee o. two ma,eriaI
VIII esses, aud his b III Of 5000 was re-.
ne"ed ny George W. Todd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

special Correspondence OF the RsrUnIicAS.
Dover. February 23.-The prominept
II pnpileans OF this part OF Kent county
are We anxious To 6,e ex Judge Fisher
secure some Office commensurate with
MS ABILITY Hnd sta ding with which he
mas fought Tor so many y ars. The Judge
mas done faithful duty for the party Tor
over d y years.
During the war be was the u.ted
ihenu oi Lincoln In Delaware and as
huch 10 his Efforts as any other sirgle
man 10 the State OF Delaware, Ia due
y. law"re's remaining Ia the Union.
w hlle hlling the offices OF United States
District Attorney and Judge OF the Dis
ulct OF columbia, he II led these offices
WIN ability. Had 1t not been for the I'M
ial'hlulnesS OF his associates lie would
1o-uAy De occupying position of proni-
hence 10 the country. Probably In Dsla-
ware there Is no man who has NOR pei
Sonal trends than Judge Fsner ana no
lnan VINO is more familiar with the Affairs
OF the country at la,ge.
he Would be eminently fitted for such
= pO lllon rs Assistant Secretary of the
slalc OF nInissoner OF Pensions. IL Is
bell' we'd that Senaior-eleut Higgins will
'' thhAh W IOI the 1u0Kg a
position that will do honor tn his Old ACE
aud allow him To spend the remaining
years OF his lite III that dIguitied manner
he Is entitled.
Daniel j. Taylor of Georgetown is max
Ing a good fight for the position OF Co.
:eetor OF Internal Revenue for the Dis.
trIct OF Mary land. Tho candidacy of Mr..
Lay on Is causing TIE Baltimore
poilurians much uneasiness. lie ia
memher OF the Nation.
a Commute an has numerous powerful
ana influential riends among pfominent
krpu ilcaps all over the country. Dela-
ware will take no small part In the di.trl-
button OF offices under the incoming adj
miaiSlrstlon. The desire to keen the
STATE IN the Republican party win do
much to secure good offices for tbe
prominent men Of the various taciiuns
60 that everybody eau be tatisfled aud be
enabled to work In harm my In the ii hts
to cone. This Fact will help both the
candidacy Of Judge Fisher and NJ Law.
ION.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23
FIFTH EE'nIIII7711


~ trlehralla
The Order Of United Am,I"
chanics very appropria,elv ' sN,a
Waehlneton's brlLday last n,s III
Institute Hall, which va, crpr ~,
members and friends of the o,i s,'a
platform was very app ogrlstelv +,
with 1ags for ihe occasion. H."
isde, headed by the Dag or1
Band, was a feature of The ess".'
fore entering the hall. NAM u
from Philadelphia and Other nl,o'.
side OF Wilmington were rre.iit
the members werc teatei, Rav ~
johnson led In prayer, az orwblrb NJ
Harrington extended a hta IL III
no the visitors and paid a blowing ~
to the objects and aim Of Inc o,is.
Asbury VI. Il. Church do.t
some very fine music during The eysp
Hon. Charles Is. Lore spoke ia an
quent and humorous yrli OF N.
settlers OF America AMI tlou h, !.
wire Justly entitled to the r.me n,
frat American Mecnauics.
John Server, secretary Of rey,g,,
Council, spoke briefly, defining IN. ,
Jecta and aims of the order Ii rft,'
to the financial part OF tie order h.
the order only paid a dollar ft a..
one II received aud did no, lnan'rs
the eiit-sdgc promise TO pay SO o
geo. Wv
II. o. Conrad ESQ, al made an
mlrable address which was floEsj
Miss Ella Newell singing .olo, eu,It,
"Washiugton's Grave. -
Progress from the Rev3upn 10 4
present time" was the subject Of N
dress by Rev. jonathan 3, WNlh.
created much enthusiasm as he sk.,e
the progress OF Americas growth, Az
concluding BOUNDED the United state
The east by the rising sun, on ,h, We
the procession OF the equiuox,s, on
north by the auroria boTealis, Oh
south by eternity.
Charles A. Fostfr, Charles II. IIu
and William J. Little, cons,iiut
committee Of arrangements, aud -
much credit is due for the adm
manner in which the entertal meu
conducted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23
CURE OF
CANCER and ULCERS.

Judge T. C. McLendon writes 10 the Swift
Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ca, under date of Fob
rusry IA. 1855 About three years ago, Jsrry
Bradley, colored man. had cAncerous sore
on his face, near the right eye. Il caused
him a great deal Of pain, and lie lost the sight
OF hseyo. butwas finally cured OF the cancer
by the use OF Swlft's Specific. Thli case IL
we'll knownln wilkes Co. Ca. whore he lived
(nesr Dsnburyl, and of this Gaze, |, my self,
had personal knowledge"
Mr.. L Cox, OF ArksbutlA, Tate CO., Miss,
writes, February a, isss IL suffered great
deal from old ulcers for six years Your med
iclne was recommended to me, and after
using SIX bottles, / was completely cured. I
never saw its equal as a Blsod Purifier. Ny
neishhors will use no other. Your medicine
does sVon more than you claim for Il. Ihavo
known Tito cure cases which were thought to
be hopelem. 1t Is the best In ediclne made"
Mrs. A. N. doldsmith, No. ca Warren ST.,
Brooklyn, N. Y, writes. February a, 1883 81
commenced using s. 8. s. about three years
ago. l hsd suffered with = sore throat for
over year, when commenced using Your
remedy. fused great many other remedies
with no good results. Ny little girl, also, had
sore fingers It commenced from the quick,
and then the nails would come OFT. We doc.
tored her for over two years. and when com
menced using 8. s. =. | thought would SEQ
what 10 would do for her. am thankful to
say that II entirely cured her. It Is the hest
remedy l know of for tho blood. really
believe IL was the means OF saving my life,
The doctor told me | had throat disease
similar to General Grants. l cheerfully
recommend II to all suffering from dis
ordered blood. Iuso II now as tonlc when.
ever think poed It,"
Mr. b. Y. Georgs Milford P. O., Ellis Co.
Texas. writes: II had csncercus wart or
mole on my eyslld. as large as the end OF nv
thumb. which had the appearance OF cancer. |
causing ms much pain and Inflammation
from which | suffered long time. Seeing
tho 5. =. s. advertised commenced using ID, |
and after the use Of a few bottles tho sore
dropped out. my cancer was gone, aud was
entirely relieved"
Mr.. q. W. Pettis, Of Akin. S. c., writes; al
Was sufferer from cancer OF tho breast.
ard had been under the treatment OF three
physicians. but it did mo- no good. 1t was 50
Dad tlat had ~ stop work. After taking a
coEtso OF S. s. s. l was entirely cuned.-
Treatise on Blooi and Skin Diseases mailed
free. The SWIFT sprcfFrc "a
Drawer Z Atlal,a. Ga.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

Among the many pleasant festyIt3
that marked Washington q birthday and
yerssry, none excelled that OF the You'd
soaiable, that gave its annual hop I
Webster's Dancing Academy last Mid
and which was kept up until late hogl
supper was served by William II. FsrI
and Hyatps orchestra furnished h,
music. Among those present. were Mlg
Katie McCullou h OF the Clayton Eou,s
Mss Julia Porter, Miss Meta Gilpln Mia,
Alice Pussy, Mis- Julia Smith Ma,
Gretis Ncgendank, Miss Mamie P rter,
Miss May BettR, Miss Mat lie Perkins,
Miss Alice Ford, Miss Julia Barr, AMI s.
Cleaver, Arthur Chambers, Chsries WI.
son, Charles Kent. William Hcald. GO
Baird, William Westbrook, +. /. HayDe,
George Sparks, Fred Peoples, IUhn Rich.
ardson. Jr., Edward a. Richardson,
Joseph Simmons ard Ge1rle Chant ers
OF tn. city and Mi,s Hannah II ncks i
and Mla; nv Garts'de o, Chester, Mss
Hannah Bunting, Mis- Van Fleet, Mis-
Anna Msglns, Mas msy Robert, ard
Francis Sellers aud Mr.. ana Mrs U, u
Reed of Ridley Park, NJ Is Rebe AeD.r.
ell Of GtrmantOsn, j. Merrill Thompi q
and Harry Gould.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23
l.oon,ooo People starving.

BAN Francisco, CAL, Feb. 23.-The
China steamer which has arrived here,
brings news of q great snow storm In
Chez Foo Over a million and a-hslf
people in the province are starving and
riots occur daily. Missionaries have been
attacked by mobs of Chinese, led by the
gentry. On February 2 a great fire broke
out in Shidsnoki. Japan, extending down
fourteen streets, and destroyed 1000
houses, including temples, schools and
hospitals. On the following day a fire
at Yokosuka burned 500 houses and
burned to death three men. On the same
day 10 houses were destroyed at Joshiu
and Is at Toxic.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

BRUSSELS, Feb. 22.-i.ieutepant Baer',
who was at Stanley Falls when Henry NJ.
Stanley letter to Tippoo lib was de-
liEered, has arrived here. he states thai
the messengers were closely questioned,
aud they confirmed the details OF NJ
letter. Lieutenant Baert believes that
Stanley only reached Wadelai by strenu-
Gus efforts. and that Emin Pishs re.
loved Stanley instead of bling relieved
aud reyictualled by him. Stanley wal
enabled TO return to Murenla IN 81 cays,
whereas the journey from Yambunla u
Wadelai occupied ten months.
Baert addo that fresh letters IRON
Stanley for England, written when Stan
ley departed IRON MureDia to reIoIu
Emin, arrived at Stanley Falls Just a, Be
lett, and may be expected shortly HI
says that Stanley will not return eilhei
Via tie Congo or via Zanzibar, but ha
he intends to capture Khartoum aud
wrest the Soudan from the Mahdl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

| The residence Of Robert McCaulley
Esq, was last evening the scene OF very
pls asant family reunion In commemora-
ton OF that gentleman's 9th birthday.
The nariof Was tastefully decorated and
plness and festiyity. A bounteous re-
past, to which everybody did ample
Justice, was followed BY few appro-
pirate remarks from Mr.. McCaulley, to
which succeeded games, singing, social
conversation and general season Of
merriment. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mre. John b. Downing, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. McCaulley, Mr.. and Mrs
John ID. Thompson OF Germantown, Mr.
ard Mrs. Hanson McCaulley, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Robert McCaulley, Jr,, Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank
hcCaulley Of Brooklyn, Mrs. Lloyd, also
OF the latter place. besides jolly, romp-
Ing liz 10 cluster OF grandchildren, who
entered Into the tpirit OF the affair with
AL the efiusiyencss OF youthful natures,
and seemed to realize that they WERE as
tho occasion.
Some excellent music was furnished by
Miss Lille McClintock and Mrs. h.
Frank MoCaulley, which greatly added
TO the pleasure Of the entertainment
Mr.. James Harris read an essay outlIn ny
the life and career Of Mr.. Nc aulley
from early boyhood, which was highly
Interesting document. Mr.. McCAulley
supplemented this by numerous add.
tonal details, graphically depicting the
8 ruggles, reyerses, yicissitudes, discour
agoments and Obstacles besetting the
pathway of boy deprived of his father
Mt the early age Of SIX years, and losing
his mother before he was sixteen, with |
the any thing but cheerful prospect before
him OF having to lace the world and |
strive, pennies though he was, for his |
own support aud TO great extent that
Of three younger sisters.
Thi-, however, by pluck, grit and bull
dog perseverance, he managed TO accom-
piish, aud kept he wolf from the door
until his sisters were better able to take
care OF themselves. He served honorably
IN pennsylvania regiment during the
ate war, after which he took up his resi-
Hence here and commenced the plastefinR
business, which he has successfully con-
iucted for over twenty years. IIe has
,een quite an extensive builder, and has
in various ways toward the
improvement aud benefit Of our city.
ifer singing the beautiful song, ''1od
'e with you TIL we meet again, /" the COM
'any dlsp rsed to their homes. 1t was a
I'gh'y enjoyable affair throughout. d.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

A special despatch from I'll stl IT lwt
Md. to the .Baitimora Sun, gives the ~
PLANTATION Of Ex Superintendent 7. n
Williamb, Of the public SCHOOLS of Del'.
ware, and now president u Wa hingiou
College OF that place, as 10 how the
.hoftAsea In the school book account Of
the sta,e occurred under hi. Admirisua-
ton' lie clsims that II proper accounts
had been kept the reasons Tor the eholt.
ages would be plainly apparent. NJ,
Williams claims that injustice has lea
done him, inasmuoh rs II somewhat y
ile ts on his good name and high stauG
Ing without knowledge OF the cireun
stances In the case, and especially aha
no one has 6ver susfcied or intmatdl
that Superintendent Williams was guilyl
Of any ma'ieasauce Ia Office. The "a
superintendent docs not fear the light
inyestig alton, believing that II the boob
have been properly kept they will tho,
the true reason for any seeming dea.
cheney.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23
DIED.

MILLIs.--In this city, on the Goth inst,
Mary, wife OF William Mills. ngcd Is
years.
Relatives and friends arc respect fully
invited to attend her funeral from the
residence OF hor daughter, Rachel Spcn.
Ger. No. S03la Buttonwoud street, ON sun
day afternoon. Services Mt the A. u. Nj.
l.. Church Mt 2 o'clock. .Interment at st.
Peters Cemetery.
BAYLiS.-On the 2lst inst, Rebccca j..
vito of l.. Il. Baylis.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her husband, near River
view, on sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
lnterment ut Riverviow Cemetery,
CROSSAN-On the 2ist inst, Annie L..
wife of William l.. Crossan.
The relatives and friends are invited
to attend tho funeral from the residence
OF her husband, No. $40 West Third
street, on Monda. tho 18th inst. Services
at II n. m. lnterment ut st. james
Cemetery, stanton.
DERICKSoN.-In Red Wing, Mime.
sofa, on tho 10Th OF February. 1859.
Joseph q. Derickson, formerly OF
Christiana Hundred. In the 18th ear OF
his age.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

As the Levy Court took holiday on
Washlngton's birthday they held SEES
sioE to-day, meeting at 10 o'clock, and
Immediately went 10 work revising the
assessments. During the forenoon see
sion Mr.. shallcross moved for the APP
poiutment OF q committee TO equallzo
the assessments In the different hundreds
In the county. The motion was adopted
and Mrssrs. Shallcross, Wlor, EllaaoD,
Roberts and Grubb were appointed said
committee. The argument In favor Of
the committee was that in some hundreds
the prorata OF assessments was higher
than In other hundreds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23
FOURTH EDITION.
Iluts.
Butter taffy ct Ferguson's, II 3. "a.

Butter taffy ct Ferguson's, II Q. "a.
The only place for Tannheuser IL Of
A. Wiihslm's, All shipley street.
Bergner & Engel Tannheuser sold b.
A. Wilhelm, All shipley street
Drink Tannhauser, at A. Wilhelm's
All shipley street.
For fine mixtures go TO Hollis, No. 4
West Second or No. 5l2 King street
Nice burr ground table meal; our own
make. Tatnall Bros.
Cabinets, o.. 90 per doz.; one sxlo pic
TUE fee. 300 Market street.
10 cabinet photos at Cumming gal
lery for IS. SOC Market street
The Ivy Leaf Ass nbly have postponed
their hC p until further notice.
Several members OF the Legislature put
up last evening with mine host Mr.. Ford,
st the Delaware House.
A good cook "a wanted at the Peoples Cafe.
N. ". corner Third sn1 Market streets. None
but good one need apply
The First Regiment Baad discoursed
fo9d music at the Newark banquet last
evening.
A very enjoyable private hop was
gwen last evening in Prof. A. s. Web
ster's rooms.
Pozze mis- Complexion Fowler pro-
ducts a soft aud beautiful skio; It com
bincs every element OF beauty and pur ty.
A cool white coox eau lind a good
place at good wages at No. 1900 Delaware
avenue.
Miss Laura A. Lavender, of Newark,
l, visiting Miss Carrie. daughter OF
Sheriff Allen, at New Castle.
John Y. Callahan, formerly of New
Castle, and Miss Ella Hal oway, OF this
city, are to be married In a short time.
Miss Mabel Aver, OF Trenton, N. j..
the guest OF Miss Ida Beeson, returned
home to-day.
The Misses DUPONT, of this city, were
guests Of the Ivy Club of Philadelphia
on tt ursday evening.
Allen B. Dane, formerly of this city,
is now resident OF Trenton, Mo-, and Is |
employed as conductor I, u the Il. G. Il P,
Railroad.
The honorary d gree OF Doctor of
lIaws WAS Conferred on Hon. Thod as Y.
Bayatd by the Georgetown COLLEGE CD
Thureday last.
Mr.. VIII Jam Robinson, formerly of
this city, but now OF New Jersey. pad
the REPUBLICAN oil Witt this morn
ing.
Call at J. ID. Thomp ms stalls, Al and
~ City Market, aud see the display OF
veal mutton aud lamb. All inst class
and home raised.
John R MeFee, Eco, o 0 If the oldest
members OF the bar ia u, ex County,
. SAID To be gr wing wei ker daily, AVID
10 restoration TO health il scarcely posi-
Trlx Be-, llei.h1.' Ontmen. S.. Wis
a . lsam 4c, Puiqge 3 C, McInalI 4
',rup Of Tar S5c. The i 81 remedy
,nown t)r cough, It contains no opium
N orth Druggist, $ coni and Marset
ttcts.
| Mon cottage meeting this evening At
ItS MADISON street. Come with u, ami
We VIII do thee good. o, the drp,h of j
lie riches lOh Of the wisdom and ,
Inowle ige Goo How uns,ar All, ,
re his Judgments aud his ways past tlud. /
ug out!
Rev. Mervin ], Ecblcs, of Salisbury.
Nd, will preach next Sab1A-h boih
uornlng am evening, at the West z es.
lY'er an Church, corner of Eilhlh and
W eshln tTn etr'ars. The evening ser
mon VIII be espegia ly to IA N. The pubic
W., WI DC IN IL welcome 10 both services,
MS ei quent preacher has hcen attract
n8 large audiences every ov ming during
ne week in eyapgel site services being
iclJ at West.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

Garli Division, Nc. >, Sons of Veto
us vtiled in body tn lair of Sm,lh
rost Gua'ds and Drum orps, Fifth and
snipe ,s'teets, last evening. They we a
eorted by the Smyth Post Fife and
ptum Corps. The lair, AS usual, wss well
attended. One OF The events OF the wen
,is was u e shooting ma ch between the
i "a IN charge OF the t bles. NJ S. Khtle
= doodwin, by her excellent shooting,
won tGc llrst prize; Miss Florence Farrler
secured The second The DO by prize being
"afried oil by Miss PdEh. Thus eyen,ns
tnere VIII be shooting match betae,n
the members of the Gu4r,ls. Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23
Now SiennIl,,ni - ~. LIZ.

"a, Inc New York, Philadelphia and Nor.
.plk hail' DAD q IOpany hs awarded 10
.le HARLAN and hoIlingsworth Companv
Tue contract for building al iron frelr :,
snu passenger steamer for their service be-
tween Cape Charles aud Norfolk. Jhe
vessel VIII be u propel or, 200 feet in
en5tn' u ieet beam and II teet depth O
9sn anu VIII have freight capacity If
o,"o barrels OF Produce. It is expected
.nst she VIII be ro dy for tn fail service,
u taat she will make the run across
, me the'apeake Bay, between Csp.
I '.,ll,, ard Norfolk, in thr, hours, IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

KERsHAw HICKEN. - At tho resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents, No 2lO
Poplar street on the Goth OF February,
Central Presbyterian Church, Mr.. j.
W. Kershaw and Miss Clara @. Hickcn,
both OF this city.
YOuNG-HASTISGS- tho 2ist, by
Rev. j. II. Bryan, ut tho Asbury NJ. T..
parsonage. David II. Young and sallio
II. Hastings.
the slst,
by Rev. J. Il. Bryan, mt the Asbury NJ.
u. parsonage, Henry q. Kreymborg
and Georgiana Hickman all OF this
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23
Damage DOM By q Llrhtsn 1,iu.r

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. % THE bedding
IN room at the Lochiel Hotel, on Eighth
street be.ow Chestnut, wa, set on fire
yesterday morning, but the flames were
exunguished by the hotel CUES. and en-
ployes, E. 8. Kenny, OF Pine street he.
low Third, and illam Souder of Bur
ltgtnn, The occupants OF the room. were
arrested, but Magistrate Durham dise
Ct arged them, as Il w.s shown that
lighted cigar. y :"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

Inc Ken Santley burle que troupe
played to good houses on Friday aftrr.
noon aud evening" The show Is "a good
as any other entertainment of the .x-
tFa'aganee order, aud the specialtics kre
g4-d The performers are fair IN look
upon. The Amazon drill, although lot
numerous In numbers. is noted for its
shapciintss. The performance will he
repeated again this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23
A Country surprise.

Miss Carrie Snyder, near Newport, re
ceiyed surprise visit on Thursday even.
Ing from the people OF Oak Hill. There
were vocal and instrumental music in
abundance aud Refreshments 10 no lefs
abundance. Amongst those present
we're james ConDelly, Miss Lizzie Webb,
Miss Ella Kirk, Miss Ella Smith, Misses
Lottie and Ella Hendrlckson, aud
Messrs. Ward and Edward springer,
James Ball, Thomas Hendrlchson aud
others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23
Une More.

Proctor's newest theatre, located %
Twenty-third street, New York, wa
shroTn open to the public last evening;
The building is In the Flemish style o.
architecture, 81 d In carrying out the de
tails oil construction, deco alton. fitting
and ornamentatioE and drapciies in Tho
Interior, all has been subordinated 10 ons
grand scheme Of 4 harmonious whole
II is 1871 feet wild h, making an en-
lire depth of 30 feet. The seating c,
pa ity is 10 0. II has IL private boHes
six on each side of the stage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

The public sale OF Mr. Alonzo Newlip
which comes off on Tuesday, Febru,ry
~, vii he posi- I've sac. Every article
offered will be sold to the highest bidder
ana without reese We. Persons wan inc
any thing advertised at this sale shoni3
attend. No pos Ponemeht. l.. w. Std
ham, auet onsers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

No. 10 scnooi, at Seventeenth and Union
streets, will Lot be open on Monday on
account OF the bad condition Of the side
wa ks In the vicinity. The matter will
be brought before the Board Of Education
at their meeting next Monday evening,
when some action VIII be taken.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

A prominent gentleman from Middle
town was in the city this mo ming. and
upon being asked the general n. tu, g of
bis business said he was IN the CT ytno
to create an interest In Mr.. Joseph B,rps
a brother of the Governor, to have him
appointed TO an Office, as he was The only
one OF the family that bad been over.
locked in the general distribution of OH.
,cs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-23

W. J. Lank, auctioneer, sold for VIZ
Stafford, on Senator Higgins farm,
Ned Lion Hundred, on Friday, the ssns
Inst, horses, s145, t84, $50 and s1l; PLY nzl
months colt. SOL; oxen. $40, 80 aud w
shoats, 6M cents per pound, live we'sn"
Other articles ct fair rates.