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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

Contrast carries strong and convincing
argument. where eloquent aad worldly
dissertations fail. To wit: When ths
tourists slIghtsd iu PHILADELPHIA and
New York from the special train of Pull.
man vestibule cara. on which they had
FOUND luxurious home Ell route from
Jacksonville. their sun bronzsl, healthy
faces, 10 contrast with those of their
nome staying relatives aud friends greet.
log them contained such -s,a},e pr of of
the tours bcnelk fhat conventional
health Inquiries We're sntirely ,Iuperess
ary. Tue bGsf Of these tours has beer
appoiEhed Tor Tuesday, March Ash. Tick.
<1N, 80 from New York and S4s from
fbiladelpha, include meals en- route in
Doth directions, Pullman accommoda len,
sicep!ug, drawing-rooni, and dining ca 8,
aud privilege OF two weeks stay III
the South, amid the blossoming OF trop.
ical spring.
From the encouraging patronage of
the previous tours, 'txuuli be well for
those desiring TO avail themselves of
these popular personally conducted
Pennsylvania Railroad enterprises, 10 ap-
ply at once to S. W. +. Draper, Tourist
agent, $40 Broadway. or w. W. Lord,
Jr., Tourist Agent, 2V5 Washington
Street, Boston.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21
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The choicest brands Of wine, liquor aud
cjcArp At the Delaware House


The choicest brands Of wine, liquor aud
cieArs Ut the Delaware House
Meals ct all hours ct the Delaware
House. No. SIS Market street.
Buy.ou Csc. patent back suspenders.
Wyatt d Co., Cos Market street.
Board BY the day or week At the Della
ware House. No. 5i3 Market street,
Tho best tintype made In the city IL q
Cammings' gallery, 500 Market street.
Under shirts and drawers $50, 800.
6oo., At Wyatt d Co., Cos Market street.
Bush French street whsr. is the
place to bur your coal
The Institute Library will be closed on
Washington's birthday.
All wool pants cut and made to your
measure, %. 90 up; suits, et2 up. Salts.
faction guaranteed. Liverpool and Lon
don Merchant Tailors. sci Market st.
Butter, eggs, cheese. &c., are sold by
w. Doughty, In the Third street market,
at Wholesale prices. Dealers are pArticu.
larly invited to call.
r. Frederick & Sons Of Mt Cuba have
good supply of pork, sausage, fcrapple,
at No. 22l King street.
DR.. Lippncott Is stopping at the Della
ware House, where his patients may con.
suit him until further notice.
Miss Ruth Hawthorne, OF Bridgeton,
N. j., 10 visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
Scott Vernon, Of 1928 jackson street.
DIR. J. Ryhaek, Professor OF Chiropody
and surgery from Vienna, Austria. Is
now at 1913 Market street, ready to cure
corns and bunions.
Owen J. Hession, Jr., has Just fallen
heir to the sum OF $4,000. left him by
an uncle who went West years ago.
DIR. Henry w. Morrow spoke on the
scieut'hc phase of the temperance ques-
ton In the NJ. Z. Church at Newark last
evening.
Prot. Ferd. Fullmer has gone on visit
to New York.
A new tribe of the Improved Order Of
Red Men will he Instituted in Milton
this evening by the great chief OF the
Jurisdiction.
Chancellor willard Salisbury and
-Concressmen smithcrs aud Lore of
this state are incorporators OF the Dick
inson College Law School.
The Cedar Grove Lawn Tennis Club
will give iull dress reception a. the
reeidence of J. Frank White, No. 1880
King street, this evening. 49,.
James L. Clymer and Miss Lillian
Jackson will sing At the evangelistic
services In West Presbyterian Church
this evening. 1t Is expected that the
Rev. Henry kcigwin of Florida, the pas.
tors brother, viii preach.
The flfiieth annual reception of the
Washington Steam Fire Engine aud
Hook and Ladder Company. No. Z, will
be celebrated by banquet at the Clayton
House this evening.
The Warren Athletic Club elected six
few members at It's meeting on Wednes.
day night and eleven applications will be
acted on at the next weekly meeting,
thus making twenty-nlne applications Tor
membership during the present month.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

Mr.. and Mis-. Harry Donaldson,
siding on Lancaster Avenue. lsl
brook }, celebrated the 2O,h suniIs1
OF their marriage last evening. Reil
and friends who assembled stnl
evening In q very enjoyable mad
Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson received
number of useful and handsome pred
At . seasonable hour the gucsa
invited TO the dining room, where
mepdous table WAS sadly grooming
the weight of chickens. turkeys, ~
and choice fruits. There was ~
sensation caused by young lady NJ
her dress on inside out. At 1880
the party departed. wishing Mr' sud
Donaldson many happy returns o.
day.
There were present: Rev c. X
ris and wife, Rev. George Taotnpia
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Curlett, Nr. Asa
Walton, Miss Mable Walton, M!s
Walton, Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. I, Vml
Mrs. J. L. VanDyke, Miss Katie
Mics Dora Morris. Mr.. and Mn
Eber Jonss, Albert Wild, Min
Jones, Miss Annie Hopes aud NJ
Hopes Of West Chester, MI. la
Mr.. Brackeu and family. Mr.. IN,
Newark, Miss Annie Bowen, MI
u. harris. Mas Lily Harris,
Donaldson OF Wilmington, ~
Scraftons, Misc johnson, VA
Collins and many others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

Miss jennie ShortlIdge, niece of DR.. L.
9. Shorilldge. died at her fathers resi-.
dence, Belleioute, Pa, on Wednesday
night Two weeks ago the f,nily came
to Media TO alterd the funeral OF slre.
JENNIE sbortlidee. wife of Professor
swithin Shoriliige. After the funeral
they visited Dr.. sEortllage of thIs city.
WN lam shortlidge returned to Belle
foutc lew days ago, but his wife re-
maintd. Shortly after n letter was re.
ceived from the father stating that Jen-
ME WIS i'll, and yesterday Mrs. Short.
iiire received word that her daughtei
was dead. She at once, In company
with Mrs. e. G. Short iige, started for
her sad home. The latter lady went as
far as Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

LONDON, Feo, 2U.-lbe Brazilian
Charge D'Afisires wished to submit to
Lord Salisbury an account OF u ~nntun
outrage committed by sons English set-
tiers at Rio, who reused to comply with
the new law that virtually maze them
BFazi ian c'iiz-us. The Englishmen
threw the brazilian officials out OF TIE
Window, injuriug several. tEeu hart
cad themselves against arrest and sp-
pealed to the Brit sh Minister TO protect
them as British subjects
Lord Salisbury, although annoyed a;
TIE oceprrenee, suaub Il tie G aret
O'Aiiaires, and refused 10 recognize hiu
as Lie representative OF brazil at III,
Court OF 81. James.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

A very pleasant wedding occurred
niRht At $40 Chestnut street, tho
dence OF the bride, at o'cloct. Tho
Q. Pierce aud LeolA WIigliington
tho contracting parties Rev. vi
koons performed tho cesemoNy. "
abls presents were received Sna reid
ments were served. The new paii
"sside at s23 West Filth slrce.. Az
~ present were Mrs. Mary IN
Mr.. Isaac Pierce, Mr.. and Ms Y
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce
and Mrs. Jas. Pierce, Mt AID
Edward Brinton, Mr.. and MIA "
Wrightington, Mrs. Mary Wllghull
Miss Ida Wrightlugton, Mr.. and
Clayton Taylor, Mrs.. Mary R',l
Lillian Lund, Mr.. Ard Mrs. JoLn u
Miss Leola Jester, Mr.. and MIA
Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Gsr
Miss Ethel Garrigan, Mr.. and
Robert Gruner, Allen Cooper, N
Mrs. Geo. Stats, Mr.. and Mrs
Parsons, Thomas Landergren,
Gross, Geo. Moore, Miss Jennie S
and Miss Annie Hofiecker.
Mr.. Thomas U. Davis aud Jan
were united In marriage LAST ni
the Rev. w. @. Koons 1t his hen
Maryland avenue, at 0 O'Clock.
nswly-married couple will reside
East second street.
Mr.. Charles Deisem and Eulala
both Of this city,. wefs msr,s
Wednesday evening last by the RI
q. kooDs Mt his home, $40 MAJ
avenue. They will reside At III |
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

NEWARK, Feb. 20.-A pscailr
ment Of marital difficulties 10
public to-day. George Kacg Nv
porous saloon keeper here. W.
Gustave Berling, . Frsnclmsn,
the saloon. He said he bol9sIu1
wealthy family In France, aud DIV
compelled 10 come to this eollsll
save a brother from prison. AlM'
Berling called often at ks.glt -
aud he was always entertniaei ny
Kaegi, who was the only person !
the place that could SPEAK ffen'''
10 young aud good-looking. II
The saloon keeper was l.toFin',
day that u man was acti1 ~
manner on the other side ! d lnes
Looking out he cav Berlirg NgS1
stsirs he found his wife nj . v'SI ~,
gagged In q Irritation with inc =,
man. He asked whether she w
FrenchmAn aud she replied 10 tn',
alive, aud was willing 10 ~, ,%]
husband and two children iyt u" n
again answered In the affirmative 81,
upon the husband 'usiea g gs
brought In the Frenchmel. 49,.
packed up her clothes aud ieIl NV
with her lover. Tne 1 lInei III iii ,|
treat, d them at the bar and "'su'
good luck.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21
A Wife heater Issaten.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Ca Salisbury
tprcial 10 fiie American sa,t: George
Mcbriety, the notorious wife beater, who
ha, beea such source o; annoyance to
this community, was tied TO an electric
Zig poe early this morning. stripped oil
mis- coat and vest, anu severely whipped
by MI. X. ID. Grl-r and his brother, i,
A. Grer, proprleiors OF tn larse Liac. ine
shop and IT ~ ioiLdry here. McBIiety
has been arrested several mes Tor being
drunk and disotdery. Griar, vLo va
next door to him, this morning found
McBritty iu front OF his house iu u
drunken condition aud utterng some OF
the most proiane language he ever lie r.
cursing bis family and himself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21
THIRD EDITION


F1s hOost
At tho Muniaipal Court this morning
Owen Daily, arrested by Officer Cheairs
Tor drunkenness, was flned - and coats
Charles Myers, too drunk for . hear
I'M, was recommitied.
Dauiel Collins, arrested by Officer
Fi.sd for being druak, was flued Is aud
costs.
George Little, arrested BY Officer
Yxtes for being drunk and disIrderly at
Second aud Monroe streets, was fined IS
A. 4 costs.
William Mitchell, arrested by Officer
Swift for drunkenness, was nned So aud
Costs.
GeorRe Anderson, . Withholding man,
Nbo said ho came from Queen Anne's
County, Md, was brought IN by On.cer
Burroughs for being drunk. Fined 81
and costs.
John Clark, brought IN by Officer
sherer for Drunkenness, was given So
and costs.
Michael Yonker, held over IRON yes.
terdry mornings court on charge O,
cruelty to bis wife aud children, was
placed in the dock again this IN srnlng.
Agent Stout OF TIE 5. p. q. c. bsd paid
visit to the place and reported that
there ,eemed to be enough about the
house to live on and plenty OF clothing
for the chi .dren.
The wife, Mrs. Yonker, in very broken
English, in answer to a question FROM
Ctr Solicitor Turner, said Lrsitatln.Iy
that she would be willing 10 live with
her husband agaiu II he would quit
drinking. The husband agreed to do
this, and before they lert the. court they
paid the costs aud took pledge to sb-
slain from drinking.
Patrick Hig gins, the young lad who
committed an assault and battery upon
40 American boy at the Maleal,le Iron
company's works and fined $40 AID
costs. was given up by his father with
request that lie be cent b, the Ferris
lndust ial School. Tho court RENTED
she hne and Will commit him as d, sired.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

nAxuuRaKRs, SHOE HOUSE.
SHOES HAMBuRcERs' SHOES

There is not grain OF poetry in the above words but
doubleday there world Of harmony in them. Think
Shoes and instantly the "HAMBURGER your
mind We have rvcted the connection of these words
mind by undisputed fair dealing We are no sensa-
ona advertisers and rely these cardinal principles bring
us to the front Square Dealing. Largest Assortment Polite
Attention. Lowest Prices Goods exchanged money refund
cd We've always bargains for you and assort-
ment tomorrow good ever.
All fastdious and economical wear Hanburgers $500
Black Bottom Shoes Fits looks as well as any S, shoe
All Ladies who suffer tender feet ask for Com
Tort Last Shoe Mems Slippers Big drives Mems
Calf Police and Hair Lined Shoes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21
FIFTH EDIp0||
AZ the Tn, ,,.

County Tax Collector ME-.
put In on appearance III, iors s' .Nsi
tax onic.. and Collector Dar a,Oaa u
there u 1920 O'Clock. A A. .l
nsd taken his scat poll.,ar n,, .voa y
to dock 10, and he was kep. I I'M. oss
until noon. some ten ninu,s, Nv, W.
O'Clock he ordered toe dess ,. n''l
sprung at the door 20 th.t No m~ sae
get IN, but those inside conf ao
they paid their taxes. Nv su
He announced That he xoa,i
once In the afternoon To rasa,, eh
Boon after 10 O'CLOCK the ls,, n ny
had paid aud had got hi, receir, WY
he opened the door to sten on, aua
rom the REPUBLICAN ,teon.a w
VA surprised At finding within ~
genial friends with whom ha a..
acquainted. County Trea,nrs,
occupied Collector MeKee', iii, "a
ex-Tax Collector Neary wa, ea,,'
him In an earnest conyer,,lIo, j.
dent Of the Levy Court l,,,c n a,
occupied n lounge, toa,tlnk hi, M
q hot stove while he read IN, ,c.n-..
the Leconey trial IRON the PbIl,S.'
Times.
He seemed to think tina. l.sco,,
hurting his case aud shoal M
gone upon tho stand. F1.T,r fsn
John Il. Dlcaey came out from 4.
room and nodded aud smiei 49,.
porter ~ he passed. on to .ugags i
versation with his chum Mr. n,
There wee othi 70 pres Ut b1, M y,
feeling that his presence wa, rus.
bowed himself out and Iii lOr@
PUBLICAN office.
Tbs regular nightly seance Of In,
lectors. ex-tax collectors, assessor
courtmen and health departmep,
did not take place lasi night ii
curtains Of the office were lett M
Assessor McClosk-y iniorma 4
porter before hand that thste Il
no meeting In the tax office laG h
Is not improbable that the CURTAIN
not be lowered ID future seance,, Nj
has been objections TO the losus
them, that bcing asufe sign iha
was something going on Inside
would not bear the Light Of dsL
collectors have q great deal oinIsit I
yet to perform, ~ not more than bal
Democratic poll tn1 payers 10 lite
have had their receipts sent to them
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

The long and tedious Ferry will case Is
drawing to a close, TO the relief of the
Court, members Of the bar and reporters.
The evidence Is all in, and ~ soon as
court opened this morning Mr.. Bates
commenced the argument 10 the jury on
behalf OF the heirs OF Mary Ferry. The
counsel are allowed Ave hours for argu.
ment and presenting points OF law, con-
sequently the entire day will be consu med
In this manner. As tomorrow 10 WASH
ington's birthday, and legal holiday
there will not be any court, aud the case
will no; be given 10 the Jury until next
week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21
To be lInprisOned fnr I.tfa

MARQUETTE. Mich. Feb. 2O.-John
Nellonsii was convicted of the murder
OF Noble Beverage yesterday and was
sentenced TO imprisonment for lie, He
dispiayed no einotiet. lie attempted to
XIII hye persons al hiatchwood, Untona-
Ron County, in December last. Mrs
Bever!dge was kifled, Mrs. Redpxtch
BADLY wounded, and Dunk Beyerid 20
elixltl, hurt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21
Donations for womsn's Home.

Yesterday was = bright and eucour.
aging day Tor tho managers Of the Aged
Ladies' Home. Donations poured In all
day, aud in the afternoon the house was
crowded with visitors, and the old ladiss
held quite pleasant reception.
The following-named persous, mem
beers OF the board OF managers, were pres
ent to aid In the reception and conduct
visitors over the house: Mrs. z. L. Chan.
dler, Mrs. W. .. Spruance, Miss Eliza
beth Stroud, Mrs. II. =. Runford, Mrs.
G. II. Wollastop, Mrs. DR.. W. W. Thomas
Mrs. William hilles, Mrs. G. W. How
land, Mrs. Harry Grant, Mrs. A. X
Pussy, Mrs. DIR. l.. Kittinger, Mrs. II. X
Bringhurst, Mrs. Hannah Brown, Mrs
| George q. Lobdeli.
| The donations were varied, numerous
and useful, and a list of them will sooI
be made ready for publication.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

There will 10 grand .ox chase given
by the South si!r Fox Hunting hub on
Monday, the oath inst. At halt past ten
. ~. log Will be LEI out. The, wal
be a One pack of hounds in a'ttlduLc-
aud some fiue sport Is anticipated. Any
ono desiring to see he fox be iurehaud
san do So by calling ON Amos a. East
burn, corner Head AID Lobdell streets,
South Side.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

The most OF this forenoon was spent
by the Levy Court in cAueusing for
county collectors, Eve overseers OF II Q
poor and other county oiiipere. Next
Wednesday has been set Tor the election
OF the same. Two trustees of the poor
are to be elected to succeed Milton
Lackey and DR.. Ogle IN Wilmington,
one to succeed Frank e. Herbert for New
Castle; one TO succeed DR.. F. L. Springer
OF White Clay Creek and one TO succeed
james Gafman Of Red Lion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

fLEAsANTsILLE, Feb. CAN engine
a'd seven cars, tiaking up cinder train
w re d-railed ut Pomona this evening on
Tue Psili,deiphia anu Atlantic Cuy Rail
foa1. Iia:us wee delayed about three
hDurs, anu passengers Tor PhIladelpha
h,sd to eaange ears, No one was hurt.
Inc track, ii Is expec d, wall b. cleared
BY mOrnipE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

OF DIR. Simms' White Pulmonic Eal.am.
said lady. 1t cured cases in my family
which were marvellous cures. She saws
Il Is the best luug modiciue ever made,
said gentleman, 1t saved my wife from
dying from consumption t.n years ago
SO we can give them right along Tor
coughs, colds, sore thro4t, aud the cough
IN the grippe 1t is splendid. soc. and 81.
Sod by druggists. Depot, Fourth and
klpg.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

Workmen are busiiy engaged at the
works Of Jackson 81 Sharp, In boxing up
eleven first aud stcoLd class passenger
cars which are to be shipped from BARGE
Iona Spain, In . few days. Two or three
good worlnen will be detailed to put
them up after they reach their destina-
tion, and consequently several months
Will elapse before they return to our city
again. 1t 10 reported that tho company
has secured an order for several cars for
Switzerland and also for one or two other
European States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21
$3.50
DIED,

NEWf.OYE.-At New Castle, on the 18th
instant, Maggie Newlove, daughter OF
Thomas Frazer, ST., aged 40 years.
SHIELDS In this city, on February 20,
Jennie, daughter OF d. s. and Gather Inc
Z. shields, aged 10 months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence Of her parents, OIL Reed street,
on saturday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Services Mt the house. Interment ct
New Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

LONDON, Feb 20.-There seem, to he
no iouut what,ver tonight tina. yonn,
AOe Lincoln will die within tvI wreas
inis morning the doctor luiofn,ttl MN.
,stcf Lincoln that tue tide had turned f,,r
iAe wore. The boz is not now sntler,n ,
f1om blood poisoning, but IRON si,ser
Exhaustion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

A united service of the Episcopal Sum
day schools Will be held in 81. Andrews
Church to morrow afternoon at 80
Biehop Coleman and nGinber OF other
clergyman will be In attendance. aud
al ires'ts missionary topics WEI be
delivered by the Bishop and Miss Emery
OF New York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

Common every day sayings by hun
drrds Of people, that DIR. sinms' White
Pulmonic Basam is tho great lung and
throat medicine Tor coughs. sore throat
hoarse ness, la Grippe. ETC.. Soc. and 81.
so'd 10y druggists. Depot, Fourth aud
ki1g streets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

Biggest and best dinner In Whining
ton for % cents, II n. IN. to O'Clock D.
m, at WIN. Baretord's, Peoples Cafe.
Third and Market streets. His tive-cept
lunches are the most popular. There ID
an extraordinary demand Tor n Gve-cen,
hsn ball, plate d beans, pie, tea, coffee
milk, etc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

The New Castle County Farmers In.
attute will meet at Middietowu. on Sat.
urday morning at IL O'Clock. Addresses
will be male 40 follows: ''Hog Cholera, -
DR.. II. +. Ewes Of Wilmington; "Fuupi, i"
Professor y. D. Chester, OF Delaw are
College; Taxation, Nathaniel VIII
liams Of Middletown.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21
A Card.

Mr.. EDrToR:-Please allow @o
In your psper Tor the ioll'" ~ cd
Aessrs. Anderson and Knox ssn.l
pondents Of tho Philadeiphi1 q s
and not NJ. v. Anderson i I'M
responsible for any article pgSes..,rei
said paper, aud have never ons.
place the responsibility on ~ I'M 10
statement 10 that paper io. ,',s ID
wilmington News" has o y
our notice aud met our sPP,,rous
unless IL 10 OF benefit to olr nro
not DO priafed. as our nenS " Asa
pubiico. Is. +. KNOX and D. %
SON, S38 Freuch street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

Persons afflicted with corns, buaiuns
ar ingrowing mai should call On Mr, J.
Rybank, No Cos Make. street, ms he Is
an exp TT in eiieciiug cures lor all such
sunoyanees iu the very shortest space u
lime Without pain anu al very little cost,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

CAMDEN, N. j.. Feh. ai.-Cha.kley
l.etoi.ey, who IS Gu trial in this place Ter
the murder Of bis niece, WIS ycat.r.lay
eross-cxamiued Tor abo4t tour hour. Nv
tue counsel for the State aud contra,i cted
many OF the statements Of the States
wtEc9ses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

Thousands OF persons suffering with
eevere headache are unawar' tli-t theft
cyes are falling. No remedy Ia av It's "a
except to 20 TO Professor Well and have
your eyes exaoiined and sni able glasses
ediustel, 3g5 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

The remains OF Maggie, vile of Cap
tain George Newlove, were inferred In
the cemetery connected with the Presby.
terrain Church at New Castle on Thursday
afternoon. Rev N. NJ. Browne aud Rev.
James NJ. Wise conducted the services.
The bearers were Edward Challenger.
John Thompson, Wilmer Hanson, John
Megginson. Robert Q. Gordon, Lewis Il.
Hushebeck.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

The 4-year-old child OF Mr.. Bell, of the
Holly Tree Inn, fell 1ut of bed his morn.
lug, fracturiny her collar bone. She wa,
attended by Drs. Morrison and Frist
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21
MARKIED.

DOBB-MESSICK. -On February Goth,
1880, by Rov. Geo. W. Finlaw, ut his
residence, No. 3l5 Benson street, Cam
den, N. j., MIR. Frank NJ. Kobb to Miss
Kate u. Messick, both OF Wilmington.
Del,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

]. J. Wilhelm havi4S rented his stare,
81 the corner oil Chestnut aud Adams
streo.s, will sell Ills stacK OF gr cries al
public sale, next Monday AFTERNOON, an /
those who wish barsd.us should atgens.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

A brown shawl was lost on the Konnctt
pike, or in the upper part OF the city, on
Thursday. The finder will be suitably
rewarded on leaving 1t at this office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

John Eibrls,n, attofney.st-law and
pension agent, viii he at I'LL Sh piey
erect, Wilmington, Del, every evening".
Advice flee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

Physicians recomm ia a, msjid
Cough syrup, when all o u.s. eroncl
iail. ~ . certain cure lo' aid, Of
sore throat, aud coughs or ,',psSi,.a
standing. For sale BY al d. uke'
Genus.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

Tan be had OF Steward & Chandler
South Side or Second AM French. Try
1t. Phone ITO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-21

Lace tor handsome pair of si,l,es &,
r'h" loeinoffo~ (saiGtia5) evening.