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Huntsville gazette., 1889-11-30
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

AT Hurley, Wis, on the night of the
'9'l' tnree dynamite cartridges were ex-
tiV0eo under the Alcazar Theater. For
@nAlely the explosive was so placed
@-4t 'ne building was but slightly dam
sscu and no one in the audience of four
hundred was killed.
EARLY on the morning of the Goth the
,+OS'a hotel, at Arcata, Cal, was de-
S4Oy0 by fire. George A. Knight, of
tn trp francisco, and Tobias Hill were
r+leu ana two ladies and several men
srn,. NM more or less injured. Loss on
'ulding, 100000
~. he 10th a laboring man named
!, committed suicide at Burlington,
a, N a horrible manner. He cut his
from ear to ear and then threw
m,-' ~sen onto a red-hot stove, literally
Talng himself to crisp.
VIZ ,S .ne 18th the Epson block at Bald
S'lle' \. Y, which contained the
!, Ia Hotel, and was the finest block
Pm =. "se' was destroyed by fire.
LII. @9 hours the brick walls of the ad-
n,is .as buildings withstood the heat. but
vaal ,iullght they fell into the general
SA' Va Loss, $500, 900.
reanaa. An Ca'asauqua, Pa, on the a1st. a
ii, mature explosion of blast occurred
aDd rue r quarry, killing William Hogh
bv,sh' 'Iy le I'd Barbara Knoble, a Pitts
nIsbttt - va servant girl, struck match
rsses s4' Vne natural gas in the kitchen
eorsaa When h terrific explosion oc. :.
and M u. III The girl was fatally Injured
sreeEss e 'nfee-story building was badly
ballo.' n me I'D R. G. Wood. of the fanons
p,op;pa poOz forgery case, which played SC 6
ion wsl !. part in the late Ohio cleo
iastan"aas "as arrested at Cincinnati at the
Upitas Ue 90 OF GOvernor-elect Camnbel1 l-l
md CoDs1sates ssates Senator John sherman
sssnan Butterworth.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-11-30
FRANCE AND BRAZIL.

The Republicans in the French Chamber
OF Deputies Desire the Prompt Recogni-
ton of the New Republic of Brazil i'm
Order to Head Off Possible Monarchical
Reaction and Intrigue-Spanish Repub-
Icans Also Anxious
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

1t was made by Pennsylvania widow
er OF sixty and spiuster but a few years
mis- junior. He was worth about forty
thousand dollars and ehe about
twelve. He presented Tor her signature
an agreement by which she was to release
all Claim ON his property and he on hers.
In consideration of which and the we'd
ding che was to receive six hundred dol
lars a year for life in case of his death.
ehe thought the PROPOSITION was
"mesn," and objected TO singing. His
ultimatum was,no signaturt,no wedding.
she had good cry aud then signed.
Ten years Of welded lite followed and
he died. She thereupon moved to break
the agreement on the ground, first, that
she was forced into 1t, and, second, that
1t was unfair.
The Supreme Court of PENNSYLVANIA
decides against her on both points. "She
did not sign willingly" ga Us the Court.
but she was not coerce1" On the othfr
point the Court goes on to say that this
was not "the case O. young couple Iust
entering upon tie voyage of life. To cut
on snch wiie with mere support dur
Ing life would be unjust"
But when a man in the decline of life.
who has ceen twice u widower and who
has two sets OF children, Tor the third time
ieaus woman 10 the altar aud an elder
~ woman at That, 1t Is very different In
such case the wife reaps W here she h s
not sown, aed II she is provided with
support after her husbands
Geath she mas no Just cause Ut complaint
In any event, II she is dissatisfied she
ought TO refuse to sign the contract and
not accept Its benefits during her
husbands lie and then seek to repudiate
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

The first experience of millionaire
merchant at Philadelphia d n his arriya
In this country APPLY Illustrates what
push can accomplish. WHEN he stepped
ashore from the saillng-vea sci, he SAID,
~ WAS without money OF friends. /
spoke toa man on the wharf, aud aske 4
him what to do.
"He replied, Work, young man,
Have you any mottol"
No. | said. 'What do you meant
"He said, Every man must have a
motto. Now, think Of one. Go out aud
hunt for work"
81 started, thinking of motto. As |
walked along tine street | saw painted on
door the word PUSH | said, "That
shall be my motto l did push at that
door, and entered an office. | was asked
what l wanted. / said, Work; and the
word on your door gave me not only a
motto, but confidence, and ventured to
ask you for work.
my manner pleased tile man. He
asked me many questions, bill OF which
were answered promptly. He said at
last, 4 want boy OF push and as you
have adopted that as motto, l will try
you.'
"He did. My success followed; and
the motto that made my fortune will
make that of Others"
The word is old, short, ard crisp, but
1t expresses everything, and has carved
out fortune and fame for hundreds OF
thousands OF poor and obscure boys.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17
A LEGEND OF EASTER EGGS.
By CARRIE NALTBY sILLo WAY,

Trinity's bells with their hollow lungs,
Ana their vibrant lips, and their brnzen
tongues,
Over the roofs of the city pour
Their Easter music with ioyohs roar
I'LL the soaring notes to H. sun are
rolled,
As lie swings along In his path Of gold.
Dearest Papa" says my boyto me,
AS he merrily climbs on his mothers
knee,
"why are these eggs that you sec me
hold
Colored so finely with blue and gold?
And what Is the wonderful bird that lays
such beautiful eggs On Easter Days2n
You have heard, my boy, or the man
who died,
Crowned with keen thorns and crucfled;
And how Joseph the wcuVthy-whom
God reward
Cared FOR, the corpse OF tile martyretl
Lord,
And piously tombed It with IN tho rock,
And closed the gate with u mighty block.
Now, close by the tomb I, fnir tree grew.
With, pendulous leaves and blossoms
blue;
And deep in the green tree Is shadowy
A beautiful singing bird sat bn her most,
Which WAS bOrdered with mosses like
malAchitc,
And held four eggs of an Two ~ white.
Now when the bird from her dim recess
Behcld the Lord in his burial dress,
Aud looked on the heavenly face so pale
Ana the dear feet pierced with the cruel
nail,
Her heart nigh broke with n sudden
pung,
And ont Of the depths of hei sorrow She
sang.
An niaht long iii tho uoon tvaaun
She sat aud sung In ncr mots-wreathed
A song 81 sorrow as wild and shrill
As the homeless wind when IL rOams the
So fun of fears loud and long,
That the grief of the world seemed turn
cd to song.
But so on there came through the wccp
ing night,
A glimnering angel clothed In white;
And he rolled the stone from the tomb
away,
Where the Lord of the earth and the
heavens lay;
And Christ arose in tho cayorn's gloom,
And in Lying lustIe came FROM the tomb.
Now, the bird that sat In tho heart OF the
tree,
Beheid this celestial and wonderful
mystery;
And it, heart was filled with sweet de
liSht;
And II, poured song on tic throbbing
night,
Notes climbed on notes, till higher,
higher,
They shot to heaven like SPEARS of fire.
When the glittcrins, whlte-rObed angel
heard,
The sorroWing song of the gricving bird,
And hcnrd the following chant of mirth,
That hailed Christ risen again ON curtiI,
lie said: sweet bird, be forever ble4t-
Thyself,thy eggs and thy mpss-wreathed
nest
Ana ever, my child, since that blessed
night,
When death bowed down the Lord OF
Light,
The eggs Of that sweet bird change their
hue,
ANA bum with red and gold and blue;
heInlndihs mankind in the = simple way
vi the holy marvel OF Easter bay.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

A writer In the 81. Louis Globe Demo
crat says canaries are subject TO diph.
iberia:
Happening Into bird store one day
last week, representative OF the Sayings
had chat with the proprietor on the
subject OF birds generally.
OF course he said; "There never wns
a greater demand for these beautiful song
siers than there has teen for the past
three months. The demand Is greater
every winter, but this winter beats them
all.'
whats the cause of this2" he was
asked.
"Diphtheria," he replied.
rs there an epidemic among themV
| mo, not exactly. You see, birds In a
house will take almost any infectious dis
ease which may happen 70 afllict the
members of the household, and they die of
very quickly once they are taken sick.
They will take scarlet fever, measles, al
most anything, like human being. They
cannot be cured, for by the time their
sickness is discovered they are too far
gone for aid. Hundreds Of canaries, as
well as other household birds, have died
because of the prevalence of dlphtheris
during the winter. dare say there will
be many pathetic stories told shortly Of
the simultaneous death Of children and
their favorite birds, and much talk Of
broken bird hearts. When 1t is under
stood that the child and the bird have
had the same disease, the pathos will
vanish. People who have valuable song
sters and know their nature always re-
move them from a sick room 10 distant
part OF the house, but aB u general thing
1 ~
little about them except that they cal
| sing,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

The Danbury News is responsible for
the following: A mason In iowa who has
q quantity oil Stacked lime on hand con-
cluded to use It on his lawn, aud accord
ingly ordered an lrishman In his employ
to take barrel aud spread il over the
surface. 1t 70 happened that the mason
had on hand number OF barrels OF
plaster OF paris. The Irishman dill his
work and finished on the night OF the
young blizzard. The snow is now melt
lug off and his yard Is elegantly coatt d
with plaster OF paris, aad unless it 10 re-
moved no blade of grass can ever raise It's
head. The barrel Of material cost &C.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

An item from Pittburg paper Stain,
that lady OF that eft, teacher, ba'
been cured Of various oddly ailments. in
Guiding even Germs, q the Bethany Faitl
Cure Home in that eli, was shown to ,
leading physician Of Philadelphia bv 4
Record reporter, who sked the physician
what he thought of
~ have no doubt u lady's eorns wers
cured" he answere, 'but It does moi
follow that faith remed them, tbouoh
we are told that faith Ill suffice to re.
move mountains, andt should therefore
log cally suffice TO rlove these small
elevations. The fact that It is not an
unusual thing for invids who are com.
PEELED to lie abed for ,eks to find their
corns disappear. This one of the bless
ings that attend the st cure. Corns
you know, are merelpe result of shoe
pressure. They are product of our
civilization. Go dow TO the Lincoln
Institute and you wd find one of the
Indian girls troublewith corns. The
same with the Chile. No, It IA not
faith, but rest, that It's away corns: a
fact that our society % who are lust
now taking Lenten from dancing in
tight shoes will speedrealize.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

and he does hang wall paper the chea es
In the city. Give MIN a call ct his cd
stand, 2l3 West Second street. His etore
is stocked with ali the latest designs ana
c0lorings In wall decorate ms. Before
placing your order for papering call or
send postal TO II. ID. Holt, and receive
an estimate from him. Satisfaction
given or no pay required. Estimates
given with pleasure. Gilt paper as low
as loo. apiece. IL. d. Holt practical
paper hanger, 2l3 w. Second street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

PUBLI0 sALE.-THE NDER,
= -. signed having disposed OF All his ResI
rItate, VIII sell at public sale at Ma HON,
p Icy, known as "Lexington, - on the rnsd
ieauins from delaware City to New Castle, on
THURSDAY. April IS, 1850,
att Oo'clock .. M, sharp,
~ OF bis stock, implements and honssho,,
a , ahIse good driving horses, yearIipg colt .
hhne mica cows, one with calf by her si1e' i
neIler aud lot OF chickens two-seet Jo"i,taa
yarisge, 2singte carriages, swell BODY entter
mhrhet wagon. several sets OF carria so 49,
a. Worh harness, horse blan kets. robes VIM
s6Sneis' nay cutter, Lawn mower, rakss. hnass'
snoEeis, iorks, wheelbArro0 i small Lii,
a p,esls' large cider press and horse niwer 5
ski enufns, butter worker iot of bn,.ha5
~ empty barrels, lot barbed wire fnew1
nn,p ouhdins stone, cider by The batrei
po,, nam, shoulders aud lard Nv III
RYshei' coal oy Tie ton, corn and oats BY The
aBogsehold furniture as follows:
thho. refrigerator, 2 extension tabIes In.
roos,, 4 COOK stove with copper boiler, dinins
M IN 1--we PED room furniture, chairs. hair
ni1Inesse feather tedA bedding. bslsters
pttsip tooainH glasses, carpets, stsir carne2
Inrn. ious, WINDOW shades and blInds. nic,
,ias carpets, lamps, dishes and ether apti
~ ~. ~ sr numerous to mention.
80 N All Gums Of $40 and under cash A
i, ~. ~ eieht months will be given nv mr.
,n ndn, giving bankable note with ap6rbved
w a Hrkm A.. b. REYB0LD.
AuS'' a1-eod-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

/ have been victim for twenty years
of contagious blood poison Of the worst
type. Portions OF my body and my
arms have been covered with ulcers and
sores. In that time had great many
kinds Of treatment. Potash, mercury
and sarsaparilla mixtures only made
NE worse. When ! began 20 take
Swiit's Specific was IN a terrible con
dition, bat in month was completely
cured. S. s. $. Is the remedy Tor blood
diseases. John y. Willis,
81 Washington ST., Atlanta, Ga.
POISONED.
My blood was badly poisoned last
year, which got my whole system out
of ordor-disoased, and constant
source of suffering; no appetite and no
enjoyment Of life. | bought two bot.
ties of Swifis Specific ana took it, and
1t brought me right out. No better
remedy WIS ever used for blood dis
eases thGn Swift's Specific.
JOHN GAVIN, Dayton, o.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, marvellous
cure for Catarrh, DlphtLeria, Caukel
Mouth and Headache. With each bottle
there la an ingenious Nasal Injector for
the more successful treatment OF these
complaints without extra charge. Price
90 cents. N. b. Dauforth, wholesale and
retail agent, Second and Market streets,
Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

Are important problems, the former de-
pendi greatly on The litter Every one
is familiar with the healthy propsrtira OF
fruit, and no one can ailo TO be sick
and miserable while tho plea ant Califar-
MIA concentrated liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup of Figs, may be had Of cur enter
prlsiug druggiots. N. b, Dabiorth, Second
aud Market, wholesale agent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

London Figaro.
A very interesting list is that OF the
countries to which English beer is sent.
While Roumania showed its bad taste
by only taking three barrels all told.
China Imported Sl27 barrela during 1888,
and even France, 1851. The fact that
the small community at Alden drank
4274 barrels OF British beer during 1858
only confirms the popular notion as to
the very arid and thirsty nature of that
sunburned rock. In Egypt the con.
sumption In 1883 of so large quantity
as 92l7 barrels was doubtless due In
great measure to the British oceupation,
while the 81 barrels sent I'd Persia dur.
Ing the past year were doubtless intend
ed either for the Sha's Ialace or the
British Embassy. Who viii say, though,
where British beer will not penetrate
next, when five barrels were sent all the
way to Muscat, and no less than 81 Tin
spite OF the French Presidents partial
ity for the wines of his country to
Madagascar. We shall probably ind
ThIbit In the list next year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

Why do so msny people we spe around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming up
OF the Food, Yellow Skin, when FIR rs
cents we will sill them Shilohs Systcm
Vitallzer, guaranteed to cure them. N.
b. Danlorth, ~holcsale aud retail agoat,
Second and Market streets, Wllmiugton,
Del
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

Has shad, herring, flouudera, white fish,
catfish, goldfish, haddock and white perch
at 3OS and $50 Madison street. Oysters,
rs, 80 and 40c. per quart.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

TAKE NOTICE.
HARRY sCIlLICE, late OF the arm. OF
s,hIIee h barlow, produce dealers In Eighth
81. market, wishgs his friends and customtrs
10 NOW that IN Tuesday, April 18TH, he may
he found al his stands, Nos. ilo, III, ll2 aud
ia I'LL VI, market where he will keep on hand
irst.class poultry, fruit aud all fresh country
ntolurs. Thanking his many friends for past
ky ors lie Kindly solieits share Of their pa
irl mage. respectfully, HARRY sCHLlcE.
Al5-Jtf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17
ON Salty,
THEETn DAY GIRL. 1880,
at 2o'clocm.,
The following describe estate. viz.

All that tract, piece orl Of land rItuat,
In New Castle hundred, W Castle snnn,,
and state OF Delaware, bd and descr,iial,
as follows, 70 vii: BexliHt a stake in Inc
hlNulg OF tue New Sanl FreUchtown
iurEpike, IL corner for late OF Bennett
BGie, deceased; thence The iniI,ii, "
said turnpike, souti 6legrees. w.., ~, ~
'-l0 percaes, less ~ III ftsa stone sci nnro'
site To James SHORTY htthence noyfh 20
degrees, welt 70 3-l0pcrwith said ma -
to Il stone In the life Of now or Is's ~
Snihes SnuItt' th,hq Wild land OF said
,noTtr noIth y usH'es % perches, lass
10 ~ ieeI, 70 ston1 cdor said land of
sa.u wv Hnpnee lthland north As Ia
of said land of sfid br.fnre so1Iib III
degrees, west q 7-idrtless M /. 4 Iaa,
stooe another corr f il land. tbaras ~ ~
new line nu:th Nds. west "a ~
rcrches TO a stone: thctli 25 "A degr.,,a'
west "a BIO pefcncs totS tLsncs ~ 49,,
of said short north 02ses. sast IA ~
perches TO u stone; insrtli AZ devrens
east ~ s-lO perchss totqheLce north X
degrees, west % l-lQef TO a st0ns 80
Lhristlana creek; the ithe s.,ae i,,. ~.
several COURSES ihere5a hes 10 the Il, t 81
section Of said cree ltfaye Yard ~.
thence up said run tiiyeourses ii srcSi;
a. S.lO perchis tn n sta te by land iaIa
OF Bennett Bole, sOuIJ Res, wesf m an
ptrchts 10 n sioEe ne 'laid la4 ID south
~ degrees cas- lWn ;ies he place AZ he.
ginning, containing bred AID f,rtv-
four acres of land, HIpr (IIouk X VI
une -, page Il, etc. IN aiun dwpiIira
hcuse, bt u. tenantle Abtler In, nrnyss
N, nts thereon erect
teiztl and taken tec,n as the pron.
e.ty. OF John 4. Il HeDrietta ~
Hayes, hts wife, anle scby
shCriiI's Once, WgtoApril q, ls,e
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

BOurdon's faAous brands OF cigars -
Nonpareil, Standard, Three B. B. b., etc.
Manufactured by II. F. Bourbon & Bro.
No. 80 West Second st, lTnion-made,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

hcAftt x4ths 1889.
Ph,is VIII leave Wilmington as eorIo,,.
%. 10 w ne pressb ! 352 20, san n n,
2;so, La. III, "a ~ ~ w Ii ns. m. ~ d
~. AccommodAt1on,G "a q ~ cna ~ 70 2. m. :.
"a sr s MO sal "a iS55. 81 i r. 10 = g. mo-
u 4; D. !. g IL "s. M. Ia. IL "a w w s sIs
a. q 9 isS !os. So IA ' snd IA "a nass
=? h.3 u j. u D. ~ f. IS sss: YssS
'e fe. gss: y ald 10 % D. n. ~ 10 ssA $50
Po = N M ~. \ e s1yd SooP. N, ~
Baltimere and intsrmsfistap :,. ~;
Balt n n 2, n; n1d r u Night. ~ %
BsisimSSrres t ssd w W.i LlSs sts 70
Il 4 az 6, Is ! i. y H. III
EEFsin 1i fo5 Dsiswsfs Division leave for:
eG ,. m, and IL Is N ~ :; M. 12ss % 49,
Seorgetown and Lewes, Q 80 q, n, q No n. m =
SeaIord {expressl, 90 D, m, S'~sA
. hnfri nnI Deliaar, snd way stations. $50
,rEs;5spr:ss:s q. ! H;I nj so .. N. w.s
.,fIpss:s RSr bower. Harrington. ana Ds.!
EIpresa FOR Sas dspe Charles. Ola Poin. uors
Tort. and Norfolk. II % Night.
Leave philadelphia, broad Street. fer wus
ninEscn sexpressL SO, "a, VIZ, ysi.
y. sai. 90. Ga. ilaa. Ill %. lis 3. M m. 80
saoe sm. ess III ~, ~ 1Sas ,6 e.
Trains marked thus 81 are liuaitsd expr esd
RI SPD@p 4 yA y si sg5tgs ssTsn eaAIEed.
ssasrsi ksS. ai General $500 +: MSSP Al
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

A TTENTIoN-ALL PERSONS E
IA string drugs pure and chemicals or wish
Ing their prescriptions or private receipts
esrei1liy compounded with nqre materials
HURST, No. All Market street, Wilmington,
Del. dastf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

Saves labor, time, women aud furniture
Absolutely no dust when using It. Ever
housekeeper should use 1t. Ask you
grocer for it
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

| RALrIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEponI
EAST BouxD.
| Express traIns. \
M Ns !. y To. r. "a week days, .2is. slos, al
NV Nv Y 2ona u.s. s ~ g. ,a q s M ~ ,,,o,
% %, 20 %. 81 IL p. m. "' '"' 'iEoo,
PHTLADRLrHIA, week DAYS SOFA am
go, 7Ss g 50, 800, so q. II 10 - a nv M
g Il. - az 20. I, go a55. sos, $40. COS.
PHILADELPHtA. Sundays, s213. 100 ZEE,
.1 %. 4 10 q m, sl2 Os, 90, - os. 100, $50
V carsT ri w See sg Il d Ss' 40 % p m
7a5, 800, co. 80 81 II 10 ~ m ~ ,5 S ~
7o5, 50. 80 81 p. m. -" "''' oas
IL qssE a. H. sg rs q 100 ~ s@
IS Os, 10, los, SIS, 80 s. n M 'oo' Soe
WEST BOUND
Iat 70 a; m, 245, t446, s5 80, IS IS. All
S1n3nvv 'Oa' m, - Is p' N. daily, except
.. CaioAoo AND .PIrrsBuRo $3.50 n. M
70 % p. M; both daily. I" Id
n nd Idin &c ~ and st. Louis, sIl IS a. m
siEGEaLY AccoMMoDArIox, $50 n m,
ana II 10 p. m. daily. - '''
a. LANin,E ~ ACCOMMODATION, week
ddtys' II " a. m, as and 10 %. m. surf
Gays, 10 Il. m. and 80 d. IN. - -'''
thAlHs LEAVE MARKET STREET srArtoy.S
tor Philadelphia. 5 IS a m. and as mn
1hliy' except Sunday. For baltimore III
!! m; daily except Sunday. H25 a. nd
.u"u ny only Gy.z For Landenberg, SD
y M lOoo a. m. md On
:. y, IN. dhlly except Sunday. 9a5 n. m.
n sunday only; $50 p. m. daily.
inS onI raidADELPHIA ron WILMINGTON.
,d Daiiy' VI 10 81 1000 eli Is a. m, 1901
lo, 90 IL 90 500, - Is. 4sO s5l5. $50, II so
DAILY except Sunday, 80 and 725 n,
'ssoo q 10 ID % and 80 p. m. Sunday only
Telephone No 1893. a
IA any other line. si''N
~. 81 LII, WIN. CLEMENTS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

WE FRANCIS KELLY 8

NOTICE. we, FRANCIS KELLY g.
N %, No 100 Market street, First ward OF
4! -, ~ ~ WILMINGTON, New Castle County
sS S ~ s,as Of Delaware, being licensed retailers
~ ~ a,oods wares and merchandise, the COSY
o. IN nV NJ y hOse stock constantly Kept on hanu
,6t al, being mot less than nse hundred d9i,
i lAi;;,n n 10 HE Honorable the Judges Of the
NM, n tieue,A SESSIONS In and for New Castle
SStunty' on The etn day OF May mkt ensuing,
I'M hcinS he afst day Of the May term q said
gg ,ns St a llcense to tell ntoHlcatlng liquors
IN, T., bs ,boye mentioned location, In quantities
" t ,IS Than one half gallon, notto be drunk
nV Ike prenises, and the following named re-
9gnn,gtt6le citizens recommend the said appi l.
5AH"v Gr,nu Fred OFT
Joha I,1agsierin Lunas l. Messlck
Jehnss NrIIuyh Edw X torson
a aEV,np Michael Lucy
We I1("Sner John Murphy
gUsnn Ksily Daniel McElwee
Ired Won nuurdon yAs wul,nn
ip, az Nan gherty 1hos ID Gibson
Iii Iprher M Mscklem
intHuii,', Wsfter George q Woods
Jas T. Waller 9os Hieuer"eei
Hauber nm h, r,nu yyivttyk rn
alG-St rhnNS'o hN :
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

Mr.. r. L. Hanna, s3I Jefferson street
wishes to inform bis friends and the pub.
lie that he will open his Ice cream psrlors
on saturday, April 9. Parties supplied
at short notice. Also fiDe salt oysters.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

NoTICE-To THE PUBLIC, AM
IN ready 70 do hauling u auy kind and
will do II reasonably Please give me call.
All orders lett at Uflflth's. sixth and Orange
streets, or at " ). Moore store Delaware
avenue aud W.gt street will be promptly at
tended 10. 4. IIUOIKN. m25tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17

Cut flowers, fresh each day, at 629
King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-17
ICrnRGE MHIrE. CARTER,

NoTICE-TO FARMERS AND PRO P
IN trty owners, mtendlni TO set out .,Day-
ION Hedge hi, spilng. Tie Delaware Hedge
10 VIII SELL said bedge for 81 per rod, or about
81 cenis per panel. his fence IL durable, or
namentai and cheap, Please bring In your or
GArs fHlLlf y. CLAIM q CO.,
i2gu ga Market street. city.