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Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
THIRD EDITION
Funeral Of Mrs. Wright

The funeral services of Mrs. A. II.
Wright were held In Bethel A. NJ. Z.
Church yesterday. Mrs. Wright kept q
baker shop ~ N. 900 Orange street.
and by honest dealing with her patrons
won the love and admiration of all who
knew her. The services were conducted
by the Rev. J. B. Stansbury, who deliv-
cred very eloquent discourse, aud also
gave history OF her life.
The Heroines OF Jericho and the An
cient Order of Moses both turned out In
large numbers. The floral designs pre-
scnted by the societies and friends were
~ fine ~ a floral artist could make them
and were as fellows: Sheaf OF wheat
aud dove, by Mrs. L. Wing; harp, by
tile Ancient Order oil Moss-s; q wreath
OF natural roses by Mrs. Bailey and
daughter; u cross by NJ ss l.. Williams
and column by the members OF her
class. The music under the dirce.ioa Of
MIR. NJ. I. Sterling, was appropriate,
zone sweetly solemn thor, u,ht."
Quartette, led by Miss q. Sterling and
supported by Mr.. Grooms, Miss Gaines
CT Philadelphia, and Mis- GLASGOW, was
very pathetically rendered and received,
the pride OF all who like classical music.
The deceased leaves u husband aud 81 X
Lseiul boys TO mourn her loss; three OF
Chem are musicians, one Is iu business
for himself aud the other two are b ing
educated, one at Lincoln University and
another in this city. The remains were
inferred in st. Peters Cemetery. Thc:e
were many visitors from Chester aud
PLiladt lphia. The funeral was directed
by Mr.. WIN. Grinsae, who aiways does
his duty on such occasions.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
City Jottings.

The Choral Association, under the d.
rsction OF Mr.. W. Ii. +. Wright, will
practice tomorrow evening in French
street hall.
All persons holding tickets for the
star concert are requested to retur n
them to Rev g. V. Peterson, No. f17
French street.
Everybody should go to st. Paul's A
U. NJ. p. Church, South Wilmington,
and hear the Wilmington quartet. Ii
will prove treat.
A coroner's inquest vas held yesterday
on the body of Lewis Winchester who
dropped dead with the heart disease. Tht
remains were put In the hands OF Chas,
aud Chippey, funeral directors, who
through the aid OF his son, sent the bod
to Perrymanville, Md, for interment.
The West End Base Ball Club ha
been organized and Is now ready to re
ceive challenges from all amateur clubs
Address +. G. States, manager, No. 30
West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Municipal Court.

Everything was quiet around the
Municipal Court this morning, even
City Solicitor Turner enjoying the
laurels OF victory over David Lemon IN a
fistc encounter was sereae aud smiling
There were q few drunken buns IN the
cells. but nobody was brought out TO
stand trial because there was no session
OF court, Judge Bail having gone up to
Oxford. Chester county, and would not
b, back IL / | th evening. Two OF the
Worsi cases were brought out aud put
under bail for trial, one this evening and
the other to- morrow forenoon. The one
to be tried this evening is Henry Irons,
colored, charged with trespassing on
she property OF Wilim d. Welckens,
over Market street bridge.
The other was Hall Nash, also colored
accused CT the larce,.y of 81 SO from a
servant girl in the employ of Samuel d.
Forbes and small sum of money from
Mrs Mara Hartman. Mr.. Forbes house
keeper.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Dcs.h Of an Old soldier.

Lewis Watson, . widower with one
con, died at the residence Of his brot her
In law, Amos Eastburn, South Will
mington, yesterday, Of typhoid fever,
from which he had for some weeks been
suffering. Mr.. Watson had for two or
three years been ticket agent at the b.
Il o. railroad depot, Water and Market
streets, but for . year past has been In
the employ of the Lobdell Car Wheel
Company. He was captain Of Company
ID, l25th Pennsylvania Volunteers, aud
served during the war. He 10 not q
member OF any Grand Army post OF this
city, but he is supposed to be member
Of post Ia Huntington, Pa. His fu-
neral will take place tomorrow after
noon from Mr.. EAstburn's residence o.
o'clock. lntermcnt in Rivervisw ceme-
tery,
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Tnc.Iax Ciun Concert.

The final preparations Tor the annual
floral concert to be given by the Tuesday
Club in the new Academy OF Music to
morrow evening have been compile ed
The concert will be double attraction
the opening OF the rebuilt playhouse and
the most select concert ever given by this
Organization. The auditorium will be
pettIly decorated. The fnal rehearsal
will be given this evening At $ O'Clock in
the Academy OF Music, under the direc
ti0n of w. w. Gilchrist, who will hay.
entire charge oi tue affair. The crches'
TIA will contain twenty peces, and wa;
selected from the finest musicians IL
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Sale of Horses.

The fourth grand combination sale at
Richer bcrger's hszssr will take place
on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 27th
and 2sth inst. All who wish to enter
horses, carriages, cows or swine should
do so at an early date. Buyers are ex-
pected to be present from New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Maryland aud Delaware,
and iair prices will doubtless To obtain
ed. Where there is such variety ol
horses TO choose from there must be an
opportunity Tor some good bargains. In
the collection there will be number o
fast trotters, as we'll as many good onei
for general purposes.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
The Death of Edward t. Slack

Edward I. Slack, well known Gilt
zen, died at his resuasnce on French
street near second On Monday, from con
sumption. aged 80 years MIR. Slack wa,
IN employsoi the r., w. " b. Railroad
Company, and worked IN their shops .or
. number oil years. lie was actively en-
gagged in secret beneficial society work
snd was member OF Lenspe Tribe, I'm p.
o. r. NJ, and Washington Conciave, No.
2, Hep,asophs or 5. W. v. He Lei
the position of treasurer in the latter
order iOr number OF years, and always
performed his duty in the most accept
able manner. He leaves wife and some
small children. The funeral will take
place Tomorrow afternoon, aud the In
terment will be made at Eiveryiew cen
tery, "7
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
FOURTH EDITION
Cruelty TO Two Little Girls.

Eunice Hart, . bright, cheerful little
girl, and Martha Hopkins, equally -
bright, both agei o years, were seen this
forenoon IN the Office OF Frank Stout,
agent for the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Children. Tho little girls
wers not acquainted with each other
until Their unfortunate circumstances
threw them together in Mr.. Stout's
office, where that misery that loves COM
pany made them fast friends. The story
Of little Eunice Hart needed only the
confirmation Of her arms, shoulders and
back, beaten until they were discoiored
with black and red stripes. The punish.
men. was so painful that she could not
lay in soft bed last night without cry
ing.
She Gays her father and her stepmother
both beat her for very trivial and often
imaginary offencea The stepmotheI
would beat her and then she would tell
her husband and hs would beat hei
again. The child made no complaint
publicly about tho treatment she has 50
long borne, but yesterday morning while
she was on her way to No. school, on
Walnut street between Third aud
Fourth, crying bitterly from the pain In
hictel by the beating ahe received before
she started, Joseph Wood met her and
asked her what was the matter, wher
she frankly told him.
Mr.. Wood, instead of permitting hel
to go on to school, took her 10 his home
No. 233 Walnut street, and got his siste
to make an examination. Mr.. Woot
then very properly informed Mr.. Stout
OF the case, when that officer came ant
took the little girl away. Tho father ol
the child 10 an agent for the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company, and a war
rant has been Issued for his arr st
Eunice said her parents did not belong
TO any church, but that she belonged u
Asbury NJ. 4. Church.
The other little girl, Martha Hopkins
Is not so large as her companion. but re
markably bright aud intelligent. He
parents reside at No. 0 Maryland avenue
Her complaint Of bad treatment from he
parents was on account oil both being In
temperate, and having seven children
they could not properly support then
alter spending large part OF their earn
ngs for liquor. Under the influence o
liquor. the parenh would cruelty bea
their children.
On Sunday night the father kicke'
little Emma out of the door and told he
never to come back. Tho child the
went to the residence OF friend on Yves
Fifth street, where she was kept for tn
night, and next day word was sent +
Mr.. Stout, who has the child IN the car
OF the Society. Neither Of the girls wan
to go back home again, but are anxiou
TO get homes whero their young lives will
| LOT be made miserable, .. .5".
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
WacaA or Death.

william w. Whitaker, q blacksmith
em ployed by the Jackson and sharp
Company, took day eli aud went on !, :
spree yesterday. After he got well loaded
mn with whisky he beihought hlinseli OF
his weeks pay, and staggering into The
Office OF The com pany at 8 O'Clock, with .
ride 10 his hand, demanded h's money.
Pas master Harry X. Trlgss and SUI erin
tendsnt G. A. Robb were buoy making
out the pay -rolls. and Trggs told hin.
10 wait until 9 O'Clock. This di1 not suis
WHITAKER, and putting the rifle to biz
shoulder and Iointing to Trlggs SAD.
: Give me my moucy." Fearing W h't,a'
ker might fire, Triggs handed him
money, but Mr.. jackson aud his clerk;
hearing the disturbance rushed In aud
dlsarmed Whitaker. The gun was found
not loaded. Whitaker then pulled ou
Q knife, but after short scu'lle tnHt wa
taken from him, when he was handet
over to onicer Updyke and lodged 10 th'
police cells.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
DUBLIC SALE.

The undert signed will sell at publlc vendue
on the premises, on Thursday, June 5th,
$50. nj tile hour of O'Clock. y. M, the fol-
Wilmington, State OF Delaware, TO wit; A
tract Of land on the corner OF LaMotte street
erly frontage ou LaM otte st., OF 100 Ia H., and
a sOuthwesterly frontage on vnndever ave-
nne oi sDip feet, together with the hve GER
tain dwelling houses standing thereon. ThiB
property Will be sold entire or In parcels to
suit the purchaser, and should the propert,
offered again en- June i2th. june 18th and
June .pth, 1899. ON the premises, and at the
hour of O'Clock, y. m. The sale Will be
made under the power of the last Will OF Geo.
W. TalleY, deceased, the said lands being 0
part oil his estate.
Terms OF sale: l5 per cent, cash; balances
secui ed by mortgage due IN q and IL months 8,
with u per cent Interest.
CHAS. W. TALLEY,
and GEO. A. TALLEY,
Executors and Trustees OF George W. Tai
| Icy, deceased. l:w-ltd
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
DIED.

William Bowers, In the Gsth year oi
his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend tile funeral from his late residence
No. 2l5 West Second street, on Tuesday
afternoon, the 18Th instant, mt O'Clock
Interment ut Riveryiew Cemetery.
sLACK-On May l2, 1890 Edward 4
Slack, aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends also the mem
bers of Lenape Tribe, Imp. o, Il. NJ
and Washington Conclavc of IIcDta,
sophs are invited to attend the funeral
sery yiccs, AZ the residence, No. 22O French
street, on Thursday the 18th inst, at = o.
clock y. In. Intcrmcnt Mt Riyerview
Cemetery. I
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Festival at stanton.

There will be fair combined with an
ice cream and strawberry festival In the
hall at stanton on Friday aud SATURDAY
eysa,n.s, the 10Th and nth instant, for
the benefit of the NJ, +. Church iu that
village. There viii be straw berries, Ice
cream and cake In abundance, as we'll at
many fancy articles. The young men o
the vicinity are invited 10 call and sc
the beautiful thugs prepared for tht
occasion, AID also the beautiful youni
lad.es who provided them.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
FcstIynl MT New Cnstlo.

The ladies OF the NJ. Z. Church are
hol ding . fair and festival In the Opera
House in that city. The hall has been
Handsomely decorated and the display OF
useful and fancy artlcles is unusually
large. The ladies deserve great credit
for the tact and ingenuity that are sppar-
ent on every side.
Abundance Of good things have been
provided to tempt the appetite and tickle
the palate. The residents generally
should show their appreciation by theiI
attendance and liberality on this occa
sion.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Tho MnrkooS.

Produce was plentiful and brought
good prices In the street market th's
morning. Butter, 20 TO ~ cents per ID. !;
eggs, 10 to IL cents per dozen; tomatoes.
il to 20 cents psr quart; straYoerrlss, 10
to 90 cent? per quart; squsshss. o TO ~
cents apiece, new potatoes, 40 to 90 cents
per hall peck; cabbage, to IL cents
per head; cucumbers, to = cenh apiece'
peas, a5 10 80 cents per half psck; beans.
~ cents do; sweet potatoes, 30 do; pine
apples, 10 to 30 cents Apiece; bananas, ~
to 20 cents per dozen.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Tic Intervening saver.

The contractors for the intercepting
cover did not make as rapid progress as
they expected yesterday. A blast made
did not wholly clear The way and auothtr
will be made to-day. The drinking
water for the city IL now beiIg pumped
in direct IRON the Brandy wine, but none
is pumped while tho tide is UT. The
water is pure aud ood and no difference
will be noticed. 1t Is now expected that
the water will lie let in the race on FIJI
hav
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Thu Clericni lSrotlhe

The Clerical Brotherhood Of the Epis-
copal Church OF Delaware met yester
day afternoon at Bishopstead, wher
Rev. Charles Z. Murray read an I'm
portant paper upon evangelical wori
upon the masses. He was requested ia
repeat the reading OF 1t at New Casll'
when the diocesan convention meets. BY
request the Rev. A. |. DuPoot Coleman
gave an account OF his method OF work
at st. Michsel's Mission, which was lie
tened TO with much interest.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Fire In Dover,

At 4. 30 o'clock yesterday afternoon q
fire broke out from tho garret aud roof
OF the one and half story frame store
and dwelling on Lockerman street, near
Bi aifoid r1et, belonging to Mrs. Smith
AMI rented An = .hoemaker's shop and u
secondhand clothing St re. The blazi
rose en- feet high. In live minutes after
! t G btll struck the Robbins Hose Com
| pauy had plug stream on, with the re.
alt of t1tinsuishing the lire In short
ii ne and saving the adjoining property.
CO sisting of \ bakery on one side and
jcwelry store on The other. Whole
d .mage estimated at $500 or less. The
Dover lire boys are lively.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Inferred at I,iverview.

The remains OF George II. Aydelotte
were brought from Philadelphia by the
10 O'Clock train on Tuesday morning and
taken 10 Riverview cemetery, where
services were held by Rev. Lafayette
Marks, after which they were properly
inferred. The pallbear "a were w. Y.
Swirgett, Alexander Z. Ewes. Charles
Betts and Jacob Pusey. Mr.. Aydelotte's
wife survives him, but she 10 quite an
old lady and an invalid.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
From, street Railway Company.


The annual Meeting of the stock holiers
Of the Front and Union Streets Railway
Company was held on Monday afternoon
at the Artisans Saving Bank, President
q. w. Bush presiding.
The old Board OF Directors was re-
elected as fol ows: George w. Bush,
Joseph Pyle, William Ferris, Dr. Read
j. Mckay, Phillip llunkett, john X.
Tatum and James G. McComb. The
Board Of Directors will meet on Monday
next for organization.
TIE financial exhibit OF the company
was in every way encouraging. Con
siderable discussion entued upon the
question Of running the road by electrl.
| city, aud the directors were authorized
to opsn the stock book Of the company
aud receive subscriptions ior sufficient
stock to equip the road with electri,
motive power.
The continent oi the directors wa
very strongly In favor OF the s,orag,
| battery system.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
A New Pythian Hall.

Ths building committee Of tho board
of directors Of the Knights OF Pyth,as
Hall Comp. ny have purchased inc
properties Mo-. 701 and 703 King street,
whereupon the company will build q
new hall. The plans for the new build
ing will be completed 10 . abort time
and submitted to tho board of directors
ct their next regular meeting for ap-
proval. 1t will be designed especially
for lodge purposes.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Installation of Officers.

r. w. q. NJ. James a. ID uglass, A
r. A. Of Pennsylvania, ass!sted by the q.
ID. NJ, visited our city last sight and in
stalled the officers of Star Of the East
Lodge, No. /, A. 2. A. of Delaware, MS
follows: B. B. Fisher. w. NJ; James I.
Singer, ID. NJ; q orge W. Brooks, X. 5.
Charles e, Leaper. F. S /; Isaac Ander-
son, A. s.. Alfred Hartman. secretary
treasurer; L. w. echribener, chaplain
Jchn 4. Anderson, O.; Harry Bradley
A c.; CHARLES Shields. /. II Heur,
While, y. I.
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q Il. nessiOll.

Coal and wood, -four and feel. Lehiah
coal, schuylkill coal, Leo coal. All
grades of spring and winter wheat flour
Minnesota Hour, Hungarian flour. Lea,s
-four, In barrels or halt barrels. All
kinds OF mill feed at mill pricea Oak OF
pine klndling wood In blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 22i0 lbs. to the ton
guaranteed. Ofice, yard and warehouse.
8i7 West Front street. Telephone bos.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
A Card.

To THE VOTERS OF New CASTLE
As It will DO i'm
gos ible to see you all personally. l take
this method of again thanking you for
the Il .ttering vote two years ago, and ask
OF you respectfully for your support and
Influence once more for the ofllcp Oi
Coroner at the nomination May cath.
Truly yours, Gro. W. JACKSON,
For Coroner.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
A DOCTORS GREAT MISTAKE.
WHAT HETOLD CONTRACTOR BAN
CROFT ABOUT HIS CONDITION..
Mr.. Bancroft Ia One OF the Directors oi
the Builders Exchange and Ia One Of
the ProprIstors of the Euiiders
Iron Works of Phiindelphia.

II. +, Bancroft & Son are the pro-
prietuis Of the Builders' Iron Works at
ilOJ and llll Locust street, Philu. They
are contractors for iron fronts, columns,
gir.iers, wrought iron beams, roof
trusses, vault fights and iire-proof doors
and shutters. III fact they furnish all
the iron work for building bank or
any nrepruoi building. Z. r. Bancroft
is the son and junior member of the
firm. lie is widely known in Philndel-
phIa, and is one of the directors OF the
1iuiid.rs' Exchange. MIR. Bancroft re-
sides ut lslO North Seventeenth st, Phila.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
l.s,st Lam Robe.

As General A. A. Chapman was driv-
ing over the llare's Corner road towards
Chiistiaaa during tho heavy shower last
evening, he had tho misfortune to lose
an elegant plush lap robe. ior the reoov :
ery Of which lie oilers q reward OF d.
Tie finder will please leave it with D. Is.
Peters. Christiapa, Mr.. Bullen, ut Hare'a
Corner, or at tie cigar store, Seventh
aud Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Another Wedding.

Mr.. John &. Hall, OF Philadelphia, and
Miss Elsie liildretb, of this city, were
married ut 1880 this morning at the
home Of the bride, No. lis Linden
street. Only the immediate relatives
were present. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. w. g. Koons. The
happy welded pair started at IL O'Clock
for an extended trip to the West.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Festival and BAZAAR.

A rawberry festival and bazaar was
opened last night, In the German Hall,
under tile Auspices Of the Ladies' Society
OF the German Lutheran Church. The
hall is beautifully decorated, and splen-
did music was furnished by an orchestra
Of amateur musicians. The festivAlzuil III
continue this evening, when the Della
ware Smngerbund will sling n number oil
their choice selections.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Hoard oil Health.

At regular meeting OF the Boa rd OF
Health held last evening, the Street and
Sewer Department was requested to put
inlet. iu the Shiplcy run sewer on -Four h
street near Monroe. The plivate drnru
in Penn street between Sixth and sev-
enth was declared nuisance, and tbs
Street and Sewer department requested
to put In II new one.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Fire at YOrklyn.

The barn belonging to w. E. Garrett
Il Sons, Yorklyn, on the Landenberg
road, caught nre about . o'clock tLis
forenoon, and was totally consumed.
From twelve to fifteen tons OF hay was
burned, besides two horse Wagon. corn
shelter aud scme other agricultural i'm
plements. The loss Is about 5000,
Company. The origin Of the hre is a
mystery.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
A Popular Pastor.

A. congregational meeting at st.
Paul's A. u. NJ. p. Church, on Monday
eveuing, Rev. ]. B. Cooper, who has
served them Ter three years, was request
ed almost unanimously 10 return for
another year, provided the annual con-
ference which meets at Chester, Pa.
next "wednesday, the 2l-, inst, will
sanction the proceeding. The member
ship has increased under MIR. Cooper's
ministration and HE usefulness fol
another year cannot be questioned.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Now Baptist Chapel.

Through the generosity OF Alfred T.
Stevenson of the Second Baptist Church,
a chapel is being erected for the Mission
Church at the corner OF Twelfth ana
Head streets, South Wilmington, he
having contributed some $4,000 to that
object, 1t will have brick front and a
seating capacity Of about 800. Philemms
Chandler has the contract and will push
the work to an early completion.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Shorin's Snlpa.

Sheriff Allen sold at the Court House
Yesterday ate moon the house and lot,
property of William Conner, to j. Il.
swift, for $500; house and lot, property
Of Joseph NJ. Pusey, at Thirteenth aud
Poplar streets, TO Willard sau sbury, Tor
S1,400; lot in Bfandywine hundred, the
property OF Patrick j. Iiaughey, 10
Willard salisbury, for $50. 0.
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.
ODeIi-Air Concert

An open-air concert will be given at
She base bali grounds on Thursday alter
noon between the hours OF 3 and
o'clock. Ladies are admitted free. Mat
timore, the new pitcher, will probably be
in the holes for the home team. A big
crowd is expected to witness the game
with the Baltimore team.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
strawberry Festival.

A Japanese strawberry festival will be
held In the Crosby 4 HUI building, com
mencing this eveaing and continuing
every evening this week. The festival
will be held under the auspices of Thu
Union Chapter Of the Epworth League.
and the proceeds will be for the purpose
Of recarpeting the Sunday school room
of ths Union NJ, Il. Church.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Patrick Higgins, Aged 100, Dies.

ELIzApETH, May l4.-Patrick Ilig.
gins, aged 100 years and . moaths. died
on Monday evening at his home No. SOS
Broad rect lie was born in Ireland IN
1889 and emigrated to this country in
1920. His wife, who Is 81 years old,
survives him. lie leaves three sons and
three daughters. One OF his daughters
Is Mrs. Patrick McGann, Of Baltimore,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
MARRIED.

CAMPEELL-N RESCII.-At Mt. Salem
parsonage, on the sth instant by the
Ecv. W. +. Avery, Edward Campbell
and Elizabeth Il. Wrench, both Of this
city.
SHANNON-GlLBEIDE.-At st. Pat
r1ck's parochInl residence, hy the Rev.
Father George Bradford, William u.
shannon and Mary A. Gilbridc, both oi
this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14

NOTlCE-THE NJ T. NJ II Il RS OF
IN Washington Goncluve, No, .. Hep
tusophs or 5. W. NJ. aud the order in
general Rre requested to meet ut the
Gat, Hardness building Tenth and Mar
ket streets, On Thursday ut l p. M, to
attend the funeral of our lato brother,
Edward n. slack.
JOHN MoMASTER, Archon.
JOSEPH U. FIERCE, II. =.
mlI.lt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14

Five Brothers Plug Chewing Tobacco
Ia specially. II has no equal. 1t gives
the largest piece for the money-quality
considered. ASK. for 1t. 1t Is Tor sale by
your dealer.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
uouscs ln the Country.

George NJ. Bramble offers for rent his
little farm of six acres, on the road lead
ing from Grcenbank 20 BrAndywine
Springs. A so four-roomed house near
Delaware Junction, p, w. q d. railroad.
ANY one wishing to reside In the country
at u very moderate rent should give him
n call