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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY WHITE NAN A PLACE AS
w Butler in private family Also, by Ensliahman.
place - coachman. footman sroom. Also, two
white woman cooks. Apply Room 4. $50 + NV
WANTED REMEMBER WE FURNISH FREE
w 10 employers highly recommended clerks, sales
ladies. copysts, waiters drivers farm hands, house,
women and every description of labor CITY INTEL
LlGENCE OFFICE. I'll street NV. mh23-6ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SlOOOORRASs..SSdEvss, ASIIyE Es OF
legitimate mercsntiie Business r Fu n fniormson
given to parties meaning business, Address WHOLE
SALE, Star Office. mh26-1w'
WANTED-s $500. $500 WILL DO FOR ONE YEAR,
~ at per cent interest; satisfactory security
M6s can Address BE s saf sOrh
~ ANTED--s7,O 900 TO 100000. A THOROUGH
with ana arGheft and builder wishes party
to sell Address box 146, Star Office mh23-3ts
ICOR SALE OR -oLD-EsTABLIsHED WOOD
Ia, and coal business including two wharyes Apply
WANTED--TO BUY GROCERY AND PROVISION
store with established trade; price from 5000
to zoo g cash stock must be inventored Address
TNOR SALIENT. VERNON MEAT AND PkovIs
s sa soS s.s for , .ehT
EoR sALE-THE FIXTURES OF ONE OF THE
sss5 stands %,s on ssi also store contain
Gs SANE M sh St INV
EoR sALE-GRAPHoPHoNE. PNEUMATIC-GUN
- Carriage. Linotype Dyna1n3sraph, T1qlmin Gate.
~ mh AZ S:as' ''eA '''eA'' 1905 i stn.w
pERsoNs WISHING TO PURCHASE UNIM.
proved property as an investment call and buy
future. ]. A. SETTLE 3 co, 1225 st. mh23-3t
TNo EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON PROPERTY,
p.ess %sEn
garden soil 500 select fruit and ornamental trees;
aonse
was) brick house, stable and barn, concrete cellars
glorious yiewsake, hill, woods skies and town-hve
fined wealthy, community; home market: cost
$4,000; must sacrifice; no reasonable exchange or
offer refused to April l title perfect. h l. SUM-
NER, S11 9th ct. u. W.. Washington, ID G. mh2O-2w
II WILL EXCHANGE $50 ACRES OF FIRST
'ssi Franz iRf Si
m19-1m
ssTTNHE WORLD DO MOvE."-REMEMBER THE
Il Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
warranted year, 81 ali clock and jewelry work az
the lowest prices IN the city; We deiy competition
1224 ut. NV. n5-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-26
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BQARD AND ROOM FOR MAN, WIFE
w and child a years. state price, which must be
reasonable, Address PERMANENT. Star office.
mh23-3ts
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WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE?
The Point that the Tunnel Court OF In
Quiry Had to Settle.

NOTHING KNOWN OF THE FINDINGS OF THE COURT
EXCEPT THE RESULT; THAT Is, THE TRIAL OF
MAJ. LYDEcKER BIZ CouRr-MARrIAL FOB Ne
eLxcT OF DUTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-26
BOARDING.

DLEAsANT ROOMS. WITH BOARD. AT RE-
duced rates for the spring and summer months in
ducements families desiring first-clsss Accommoda-
tons at summer prices. Inquire at All st. NV.
mh26-1ms
DOARD-TwO, -FOUR. Six PERSONS, LADIES Oh
I'D gents have good and drst-cass Board in house
with all modern improvements, from $40 to 625 per
month. HOO New Jersey ave. mh25-3ts
TIME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AVE, COR.
22d Ut. location convenient and delightful; pleas
ant rooms; nicely furnished; good table terms
sonable. mh23-1ms
900 14TH ST. NV; FINE LOCATION; ROOMS
OAA en- suite or single; choice table. Mira. d. B.
STOCKHAM mh14-1ms
90 TO THE WEST END CATERER.
0To Strangers and the Public; beg to state that
can furnish nrst.class Meals, delivered 70 your
attended TO. W. JACKSON,
f27-lm. West-snd Caterer. zoos 4 IT. n. ".
THE WEBSTER, 5l3 18TH ST. NV, SIGHT
Il seers home; central TO AL points Of tntereat
furniture elegant roprl with board, 90 70 el0 per
day. 81 TO ~. J. A DEWITT. Prop. 3s14-6m
FOR RENT--STABLES.
EoR RENT-sTABLR, REAR ls2? Z ST.; THREI
Il stalls; room for two carriages. Apply TO GREEN
B CUNNINGHAM. laos o. n y. U6rlms
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PERSONAL.


WANTED THE PRESENT Address or FANNY
by addressing w., Star ONCE. IL
DERsoNAL-A GENTLEMAN WILL FoRM TIE
tnrousn NE. ii. M. Il, Star ofAee. IL
WILL The PARTIES WHO RAN oyER HE
w Newfoundland Dog ON Sunday, 2sth inst, IN tns
White Lot. please send ther address, b. a. LACK
Ell, 80 4 81 Nv. II.
EURoPE WILL INLET YOU AT wILLARD,s
~ Hotel $3.50 y IN to-day. M u. NJ IT
A GENTLEMAN WHO INTENDS TO START IN
"A May on al extended European tour desires 70 10
put in communication with sOine congenlal person
mh2o-eo3t'
WILL THE YOUNG LADY, WHO so CoNTINU-
w ally attracted the attention Of the gentleman SIT
Monday evening. please address NATURAL Gas. tbs
office. mh2o-2r'
NORA SMITHS FRIENDS CAN HEAR or HER
~ by addressing CATTLE, Star once. mhz5-2t'
VoUNG BUSINESS MAN WISHES TO MARRY
l. aectionate womAnly lady prstersely one posssss-
bic business. nfmiy esl.bished, winch VIII
s. ssre sas's ssnasu.. ''s SLsOS
Illinois. mnxs-st'
A L FosDICK, By ERROR, DID NOT GEL LKT-
S S;in a1'S or 'e Calling on ADAMS 20 sos ..
DERsONs HAVING RENTS 10 COLLECT WILL
i DO well o place them N our hand. :. We have
T. A sETTLE 4 co.. I225 81 mh2s-Iw
6uvILsERyIcE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" aud answers. send lOc. 70
s. ". FLYNN. A n, Ivy Institute,
mho-lms Southwest cor 18th and eta. ",
MN. WILLIAMS, GBo.w. McELfkEsh, AUTHOR
issS private Ie,ss GUY Axsney SSn
tp ren u hour Y. SiiIiASs, SsI.ssf 90 AZ
mys-llm'
TNIYoRCEs-A GOODRICH, ATToRNEY-AT-L LAW
LIZA DeArborp 81, Chicago; sdvice Tree. twenty
one years experience: business quietly spd legAiy
transacted sslb-&tu.th,ly
1UsTH's OLD STAND Is IVK ONLY PLACE
81 where nrst-clsss sccond-H ano CothanH can -
sold u rsSbecsbas prsosA Aaofsss OF cAA ~ OH -
Nv. uJA
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR REMITTANCE FINE STORE on NORTH
side OF New York ave. near 18th st. W. location
one OF the finest in the city and suitable for any Kind
OF business. Apply To THoS. ]. FISHER q CO..
mh23-ot 1924 4 ST. NV
IrOR RENT-1224 PA AVE, DESIRABLE STORE
Il and dwelling; runs through to St A T.
SOoMbf, l4Zo New York ave mh23-3t
EoR RENT = ELEGANT LARGE STORE AND
Il dwelling; 1O02 t4th 81. NV: dwelling contains h
rooms and all mod imp. large stable an rear Kent
$1,000 per year. WASh'N DASENHONER,
mhZo-lm lll5 X ST. n W
L'0R RENT-STORE AND DWELLING; 1918 e
ST. NV; suitable tor restaurant any other busi-
hess. Apply TO OWNER, 229 9Th ST. sw 81
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ENOR RENT-DESK-ROoM CHOICE LOCALITY
Il Rggs Insurance Co. Building, 1891 +, in room No
D; rent very low. mh26-3t
L,OR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ON
L nrst floor at 1907 4 St n. W.
mh2o-6t. TYLER & RUTHERFORD.
LOR RENT-0FFICE-RooMS, 1874 + ST TWO
Il nice front rooms, 81 u EACH and two conmupicst-
ing by folding doors, all in good condition. and one
store-room. u. D. PICK. room = mh23-3t
SOR AENT-ELEGANT BANKING. STORE AND
once rooms IN the handsome marble front aFlem-
ing buldpg 14ls q st. n W.; we'll lighted, venti-
room. kOBI l. FfEMINa
mh2-tmh3l l4IgGs
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LHok sALE-JUsT ARRIVED 20 HORSES FROM
Il Virginia among them ne DRAFT and drivers.
Also several los-priee horses and brood mares.
mlou-6t- - '"'
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WANTED-LOTS.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-TO BORROW $500 FOR 80 DAYS,
w collateral. regular life policy in New York
company for 600, running four years. paid up
til May LIST, 1889. Address BORROW. Star office. 1t.
WANTED-TO BUY A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS.
w Address with particulars T. I. x, Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-26

LOh SALE-JUsT ARRIVED FORTY HEAD or
pairs VI matched Draueht Horses. weIgnt sOO
each or 10 nne Carnage Horses or . nue. SADDLE
horses several nne Orses and fe farm InAT,s:
the suitable Tor al purlo,es. Iric,. fr,n IL
u 500, we have also hand koad Horses thn,
Call trOt better than 3nnutes; all stock warranted as
Anteed. J. ". YATES Son, IN Rear OF ol2 q St
NV. ml2O-2u
l.oR sALE-HoRsE. PHAEToN, AND HARNESS.
y suitable tor lady 10 drive, also very IronaislIg
hAlnDietoAan 4year-old mare he d Oheeu
Livery staole, o. and o2S " ST. NV. Inquire "
ADDISON BAILEY. nh2v-lw
IyOR SALE-sEyERAL FINE CARRIAGES CON.
Il sistis OF elegant Brewster Landau one land
English Landau and One English Victoria hese car
rlates condition, WILL sold Cheap
Nouce-frlSate families DESTROYS OF either buying or
selling turuouts Viii nu az ~ their ~ call
on nie, my facilities Tor the purchase VI
horses. Carriages. Harness, &C. are unsurpassed and
NY nlrllIe sIaDlIng and storage iacIlIles uue-
qualed py any establishment in this country
mhlo-om MAJ r. DOwNkh. loSO l. IT. NV.
I,oR sALE-PIANo BAhGAINs-PIANOs TUNED
Il TO the highest desree OF excellence. Orders by
i.Ail attended ~. ffEIftEh a CoNLItF,
I,oR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED FROM GREENBRIER
county, WA. 80 head u horses, c0ule horses
saddle horses, 1 chestnut sOrrel Horse can tr'yt
lnlle an 2:oO; bay horse, years ola, ule
be seen Al JOHN sIMAUNs' sale and Exchange Sta
bic, 81 l2tn 81. Nv. Ig.,-lmo
I,oR sALE-THE LARGEST STOCK AND Et-SF
Il variety IN the city VI Bugeies, kn-Iop PnAetous
Surveys aud spring PnAetons, Miniature Phaetous
NlctOrlAs Doctor tLaetOns specially, aud nIty dr.
ierent has VI business WAGONS and trucks sole
show work whether YOU buy hot. J. n pIIObfLl
cor oth aud n A. ave and 1880 SD St a.. nIhS-5Ia
IroR SALE THE lotto" GAS ENGINE kE
40 loss VI lle no hsndilns VI fuel Bend
silu pIlce List. ~ bAI-LAJt, Ag"t. sol 6tL ct NAG
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tSOR SALE-ALL PIANO BARGAINS FCIIPsEp
= Dy the following ofier: one handsome Uprlgnt
Plano, re4lable make, possessing ncb tOne aud re-
sponslNe touch made VI selected
richly carved trsses, German extension hinges on
cover aud full board nice desk; Price only
SlS0 cash, Including scarf and stool This
nent can lie bought the insialIent plan tor q >.
slO and 10 Ier mouth. Apply ~ the MAreroDuls of
hIGo MohCH q Co.., s25 sth NV. Pianos Tor
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FOR RENT--STABLES.

EOR RRNT-STABLR, REAR 1877 I ST.; THREE
II stalls; room for two carriages. Apply 10 GREEN
3 CUNNINGHAM laos y o. n y. n6r1ms
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WANTED-TO BUY FOR HIGHEST CASH PRICE
second hand furniture, carpets, stoves feathers.
etc orders by mail or otherwise receive prompt atten
ton FL. ElNSTkIN, 1908 st. NV, opposite hay
scale. mil all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-26

NOR sALE-PAIR YOUNG, SOUND HORSES
from Virginia. good clean travellers: toseter
OF separate. heVeral saddle and driving
horses Horses Tor Ire. Columbia Stables rear nd
l4th ST Nv. 1,,h5u-tsts
Nok sALE-CoLUMBIA SAFETY 'yELOCE. /"
IL new last July. IN perfect codltion. sl5 Adar-..
NELoCt j., Star oIsce. nahzs-st.
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tOR SALE-HORSE PHAETON, AND HARNESS.
- suitable tor lady 70 drive, also a very YroulsIns
hAnbietonisn 4-yeAr-old mare. cali he Uheens
Livery stsoie, 90 aud o2S U ST. NV. Inquire n
ADDISON BAILEY nn:u-lw
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WANTED-IF YOU HAVE CABINET WORK, UP
" holster1ng furniture TO pack, ship store. send
for THOMAS FOLKS, 1900 H street northwest every
time, mhlg- ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-26

1soR sAlE-A RARE BARGAIN A MAGNIFI-
cent cabinet grand uprIgnt piano: dark ewoOd
ease, flcIliy finished, grand acuon. three strluss
t,hroushoet SSeTstrung. powerful brilliant aud
tone uequ alled ia AL Tie finest points excellence
made by best unakers and fully Guaranteed used OUT
lew months 10y lady pianist who has left the CITY
shd WILL make sasrlice Tor quick sac Cost s5OO.
VIII sell Tor only 500. Cash OF small ADVANCE N
monthly payments. Can De
mel "Ans ~ q ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08

The most effective and beneficial mode
OF preventing the wheat plant from being
injured or destroyed By the freezing and
hesyinG Of the soil, 10 liberal mulehing,
TOP dressing with 1ne manure or com
post from the bamysrd, slaked from the
much pile, 10 be evenly spread over the
faIl-sowed wheat deld. In autumn, when
the ground Il sufficiently frozen 70 bear
the wagon wheels. spread just thick
enough TO have the ground lightly
covered, 90 that WHOM tho soil freezes,
craeks and heaves the wheat roots will be-
covered, protected and not torn out, but
the mulch or compost will fall into the
cracks and cover the roots, sheltering
them from the e1ects Of weather We
have several times seen helds which were
liable TO this freezing and heaving, with
wheat drilled In, portions OF which were
top dressed In autumn as above directed,
and on which q good crop Of plump
grain was secured, while on the portion
OF the fields not mulched, In every in
stance the crop OF wheat was o total
failure. not showing ttraw or grain
enough to be worth harvesting. In fact,
the grain obtained from the top dressed
portions Of the nelds mach more than
paid the cost Of the operation. Besides
the incidental benefits Of this light mulch
ing as surface manure. II was pro-
lection 10 the soil from scorcidng sun
rays Of summer and sheltsred the young
grass when the grass was cut OF. In fact,
liberal, frequent, careful TIP dressing OF
fall-sown grain, a. well az meadows, 10
one OF the most profitable and reasonable
methods for preserving fertility Of soils
and protecting winter grains and grasses
that farmers can practice and will be
found always profitable.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08

a promInent 70 operator o the Peaob-
SCOT skid Friday that there wore now
soyeu inches Of nrst clAsa fee on tho river
eud II required no scraping on account 81
the recent heavy RAIN Storm. The COM
panies Will all commence cuttinR = soon
= the ice u 3 little thicker and VIII al
their HOUSES 70 the fullest capacity ior
shs Southern trade ~, o ,..,s scspss{ ;hs
10 ~ house and 10 Thu way be abs 70 81.
coed the cut Of fpruSr yeern- The hard
luck which has followed the doalers for
the past two years docs mot encQuraRg
on The Hudson Z likely 70 KIN The lsngoi
trade IN Ice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
DRY GOODS
g BEE HIVE. :"
OF WILMINGTON.
SPECIAL BARGAINS

French Flannels for house
dresses have been selling at soc
a yard. We have a few pieces
left we don't want to inventory.
Will you take them away at 2sc
a yardP Half price for an every
day article of use. 25c a yard.
COLORED SILKS that we
have sold thousands Of yards OF
at Sr.25, we give you an oppor-
tunity to buy this week at o.
I-2c. Half price for staple
goods that you know the value
of o2 I-2c instead Of SI.25.
Can you afford to lose them1
We have a few left of the
Natural Wool Shirts for gentle
men,all sizes, "a to a., advertis-
ed last week. 81 worth for 6sc.
CSC for big dollars worth of
underwear. Also Ladies soc
Vest for 4Ic.
We are selling COATS for
Ladies and Children, in some
cases for half what the cloth cost
and some Of them way below
what they cost to make. A few
Seal Cloth Coats left that must
go at some price.
How about buying a new
Corset for about half price7 We
are clearing up the stock of
broken lots and you get the
benefit in price.
This week one lot of Fancy
Colored Plaids at Sc a yard. Ask
to see the advertised plaids and
you will be tempted to buy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08

The other night the subject of twlna
was up, as matter Of conversation. The
resemblance Of twins is always interest-
ing, and some ories were told which
were new TO the listener. One was about
q pair of twin sisters, excellent ladies,
who lived near each other In Massachu.
aetts town. One of these twins was ailing
somewhat, and one day her sister, bon
netless and shawlless, ran In TO see how
she was, and found that the ailing one
wanted her to do an important errand.
30 she put on the ailipg sisters shawl
aud bonnet and went 10 the store. Ar
irving there, she saw her own image In a
large looking glass, and exclaimed:
"Why, you decided TO come yourself,
after all. ! don't think you were well
enoughr'
By way OF the opposite Of this story, a
member Of the party told OF a country
woman who was asked If her twin sister
resenbled her.
Laws, nop exclaimed the old lady;
two ain't no more alike than . II II want
us tall. She's just as different as be t.
other wayl"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08
r. Save Life

|Qu6n114 = 49, prompt action. An
|f'a deIav - ~ Che doctor mag
ntteno ~ y o1glous consciousness.
scis1lv ) : ~ Group. Pneumonia,
oth11 - I'D lung troublss-
<cs, r y eADuld b without :
y q ~ Unorry Pectora1,
b hd1r r. ~. IN thopsands q
~ - onefgency MedicIns
discogo114 w0ives promps relief
y<epasoo - way for . thorough
whicn y eosssin to DO effected By
RtInn61 - =
b. 49, =. D., Mt. Vernon.
aya: = - found Ayers Cherry
fal { pM0ole euro for Group Ia IN
I knso Known the worst casea
I'D n = NJ short timo BY It's use;
advi11 4 D1u1iies TO ueo II IN aud
lueracnc) n coughs, Group, 60"
J. U1n1o y. D., Mlddlstown,
neyn have used Ayers
ID red<cEoI With the best effect IN
fncfice- IhIg wonderful prepara-
NICE sare4 my life. I had a con-
cough, night sweats, was greatly
ia in iIeahs and given up by my
risn, QpQ bottle and Q half Of the
cannot say enough In praise Of
Cherry Pectoral," writsa IL.
on, d Palestine, Texas, "beliey.
! do that, but for It's use, abould
.inco have died"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08

The London Hospital notes that II
would be interesting to learn how many
children whose parents are comparatively
rich are starved TO death, not from I'M
derfeeding, but from unsuitable food, In
some cases It is all meat and no milk, in
others all milk and no meat, and in either
case the child lacks some of the con-
stituents Of flesh, blood and bone. Many
parents seem 10 think that sameness ii,
food 10 Identical with simplicity, and
pride themselves on the virtue Of course
Of action which Is nothing less than MUIR
derous.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08

A Chester veterinary surgeon the other
day gave this hint: Nearly all the sick
horses have been called In to treat were
very sick and they had gone so far IL was
impossible to save them. The trouble
eomes In feeding. New corn will be fed,
and, without thinking, the same quantity
o. new corn a. of old corn will be given.
Collie 10 the result. never feed my
horses new corn until February, and al.
ways begin sparingly, and never have a
case OF collie"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08

Nothing more comfortable for cola
weather than . pair Of mems beaver
boots. A hne line. 804 Market utrset.
Henry Pike, Prop'r.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR

"ANTED-SUPERI OR
w foreman and two to FIVE assistants, ae-
oording to size and population Of territory In
charge. Foreman to select his own assist
ants, and 10 take entire charge of business.
tion OF advertis nR matter, relative TO the
Monthly lnstailment PAYMENT Department
of The California y Southern Land Co., CALI
fornia Monthly Railroad Excursions, etc.
S6o month and expenses to for man, and
$40 to assistants. Expenses advanced aud
salaries paid monthly through our Eastern
Once. Enclose lOc postage for fun specimen
line Of advertising matte and address East
ern ONCE California q Southern Land Co.,
p. o. BOX SIS, Cincinnati, o. d3l-7t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08
somstnisg New.

To meet the demand for pure, sweet
lard, Powdermaker q Brother, at No. 507
King street. are now making superior
article which they are putting IN In IS,
pound buckets for family use. This lard
z strictly pure. and made from the very
beat material.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08
T0TICEioG GAS eOlsOk.

The Wfimington Goal Gas Compgny a.
aues y announce 70 ~ many patrsn7 IA
me prices and terms for gas after January
i, 1859. Will DO ~ follows
f9r all illuminating and heating gas, In
per thousand cubic feet. sabiect 70 diseonn x
in ten "a u rom deiiSery q III. l'' VIM
or s oisn w Ps @ssrsd mop X,
company thinks II desirable. In cases Of
Clubs, societies, etc., etc., or or indtyiduaiu,
where there Il no Individual or financial La
o ca IN p g
lower Than thai Of Any city Of It's size similarly
situsted In this country, and the only way III
which thie low. price can be msintained a by
avoidance o. bad debts With this Object in
view we ask the cooperation Of our patrons,
even though II inconv enisnca them sorpewnsi
70 pay At our olice or man checks within the
rs that The discount viii not In future be al.
stances sftef tss Zen days s have s9birsd, s and
ID oe ss "a payment after that the gas viii
CQmplaln4 for supposed errors must be
made hnmedfateiy after receipt Of bill, 80 tha
| examination can be made and reported on be
tore me Ten days, limit expires. Is the oticer
The only Enown measure for gas 10 the ga
meter, which muat be accepted as the meas
Win sis u osers are sAi too 's un
| o. rt9in 10 be seriously considered.
with prompt payment no bad debts, i'm
proved procehees In manufacturing and lowe
suil lower price, AZ ne very distant day, an
| ae evideroel Of faith in thfs prospect we pom
Nth pride 20 our list rof pricss ri gas The la
tyenty.fonr. years, having In mind also thi
/ the lnq has I'm DrOved.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08

NoIICB--THE ANNUAL MEETING
Y e s':;: \ si's: ~ s; = s:
~his6 DUE n sischSn 10 Sys Issnassf: .
eervt three years viii be held, and. one year .
tnisre1t on ~ deposit notes vii BE- payable.
Ing 70 u and upwards will be paid 10 membeFs.
me nktnf1 81 the Company Afc authorized "
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Go, 70 George H. Murphey for yous
sldebosrds, book CAGES, chenoniers
wardrobes. tables. writing dasks ana
fancy rockers, also = full line OF walnut
and OAK chamber suits. 800 ship,ey
street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08

Would alter house aftsr March a5th
next No s4s Madison street., into store
for good tonsnt Would make . good
laundry stand. Apply 70 w. Scott
Vernon, REPUBLICAN, office,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08

ID nAst Fourth street. for cheap and
good produce, apples, potatoes, lemons.
oranges, butter and eRgs, ut the low osi
market price, wholesale and retail,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08

Mx METHOD Us enIy fsern Ia sesss ss,.:
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vXYANTED-AN OVERsEER. on

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w chief advertiser, and two % ave assis :
tants (aeeording 10 size ofcountry and popn-
latton.) t60 month salary aud expenses to
Overtee and SiO to assistants. N o Deddling,
no solicit ng. Duties confined TO making coll
lectlons, distributing printed matter, putting
fortune .msters In America ~ the Fsrmsr,s
$40 Fire Proof Combination-Lock Safe (sold
on monthly installmentsl and the wonderful
hlcctric Fuel, for warming sleighs, carriages
ETC., which burns without fiRine. smoke or
oder and Will heat azy vehicle "A hours for 10
cents; Expenses advanced; salaries paid each
month. Enclose lQc, pos age for full speci-
men line OF advertising matter TO the j l..
STEPHENS CO., Lebanon, Ohio. d3l-l4t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08

prevented and CURED BY Hoeper's Ano
dyns. neat medicine Tor tssthins And
colo. All druegists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-08

A nice hand bag, club bag, trunk. pocket.
book, robe or blanket call at Harry O.
Pafker's, No. 10 East Third ct. Lowest
cash prices.