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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28
EDITION


Aubrey fkassksr, blyiss sllsr h the
Brsndy Wine. and Mis- Fanny Fern Fair
lamb, danektos os william II. Yairlemb,
superintsndeat u ths Harlan q Hollipgs-
worth CON pony's foundry. were married
At The resl1snos 81 The brides pAFsntA.
No COT Wese Eighth street. Of $50
O'Clock Last svanln9 BY the Rev. ". H.
johnson, Of tis Issst Gniiarian Church,
in the preeeaco Of large number Of
relatives and invited friends.
The pAslors we're very tAstefully deco
rated with flowers. Noble !. Hadlsy
played Lohsugren's wedding march ~
the bridal pair sntsred the parlor. After
the wedding reception WA held and
many useful and handsome presents
were resolved. ~ TAO o'clock the newly
married couple took Q train for Wash
ineton, d. O., and other Southern points
on their wedding trip Among those
present besides he father and mother Of
the bride. and mother. Mrs. Kate
Thatcher, OF tho groom. were Miss May
Fairlamb, Nj. aud nrs z. B. McNair,
and Z. B. McNair, Jr, Mr..
aud Mrs.. Edward X. Steele, Misses
May, Alics and Miriam aud Mr..
Kennard Steele, Mrs. Frank Steele
and Mrs.. Montgomery, Of philadelphia;
Mrs. Mary Flaglor and tho MiSses Flag
lor, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Green asd Miss
Mary Watson Green, Of Newport; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Slocumb, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. 7. Armstrong, Miss Mary ,. Cooke.
Miss Mary Bisson. Miss Anua Lamboru
aud Nsssra Albert Jetieris, Noble II.
Hadley aud Robert AdAir.
On the return Of the bridal party they
will rcside ct No. zoos 0ilpin avenue.
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IJoaA


Tn choicest brands Of wise. nqsos end
c,ears 81 he Dsiawsrs HousA
Meals q oil h0urs 81 the DsiawAse
HOUSE. No SIS Market street.
Board BY The day or wesk q Ne Dsls-
ware House. No. 6iS Market stress'
Tho best tintyps made IN the city - .
Cumuiuss' gallery, 500 hNTssi stress
Bush' french strsss what = ths
placs to bur your coal
skim mix at Tatnaii's Creamery, 8
cent? per quart, or . quartz . csnts. new
milk, Q cent? per quart
Try the butter milk 1t Tstnall's
creamery. s csnts per glass. Skim milk
q cents.
r. Frederick 4 Sons Of Mt Cuba have
good supply Of pork, sauasgs, scrsppie,
lard and other produce every market DAY
as No 22l King street.
Lort b Kiair, At Eighth and Tatnall
streets, hAvea good store wagon tor sale
u reasonable price.
Miss Cora Dullng has returned home
from Visiting friends In Philadelphia.
Mr.. Frank Massey moved his family
to the country to-day.
The blacksmith and wheelwright shops
st Front and Union streets are offered
for rent, and the stock aud tools arc fol
lssle. II 10 . good opening for an indus
tyious and energetic man.
DUPONT Vincent, who has been Waiting
relatives In this city, LEFT to-day for bill
home In Dubuque, Montana, Of which
place be has been . roaident Tor the pas
I'VE yeara
r. N. Scott and vile Of Denver, Colo
RADIO, are visiting D. J. Scott OF No. 81.
West Eighth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28
DUBLIC SALE.

Having sold my farm will sell at
Public sale, on the premises. half mile
from smiths Bridge, miles from Cen
trevillc, and 3 from Ghadd's Ford, ON
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1880.
Mt 10 o'clock. A. NJ, sharp,
5good general purpose horses, mules
and well-bred colt, years old, a.
stands 1914 hands high. AS
IS head of extra good heavy young
cJws, some fresh on day of sale, others
milking and springlng;l good stock bull,
twelve good pigs.
Farming nipIements:--Two good farm
wagons. cart, good milk wagon with
lock, anew sleds, new Sleigh, Syracuse
plows,2 Duplex spike harrows. Guilt
vators, Hench harrow. 2mowing ma
chimes, Wood binder In good condition,
self rake Osborne reaper neatly new, \
horse power; hay tedder. grain drill,
clover seed sowcr, grindstone, fan, two
sets of double harness, pillow harness,
cart harness, milk harness, brides, col.
lars, post digger. crowbar. pick, shovels.
hoes, forks, double and single trees,
harrow Chains, log chains, 80 cow chains,
hay cutter, II lot of measures and bas.
kets, Fairbanks scales, blocks. and rope
100 feet long, good feed chests, 30 forty
merous other articles,
Also 30 tons of hay, 10 bushels of corn,
S0acres of wheat In ground, and fe W
household goods.
gnins.
Terms.-All sums of SO and under
| cash; over that amount credit of
months VIII be given on purchaser Civ
ing a bankable note with approved
wINsLow b. COOLEY.
| Stidham 4 Son, Auctionccrs.
| a-l9.6td.eod- atw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

At iris moenins's sessioa Of the II.
o ieipal Court WI liam ralk, Arrested Tor
drunksnpslA was let ~ With p nns e{
his voluntary promiss that he would
sieu pledge ard drink 20 more.
Andrsw Crookspback, for drunken-
nsss aad disordsrly conduct. VA hnsd
80 and costa.
RishArd Riugold, eolossd, psFsistsd In
bslng disosdsrly II the Opera House and
was pulled In BY SPECIAL Ollces Bern
hardk He uas antd Is and eoste.
Eugsns rfAynos and william Huutsr,
two, boys wefe Avrslgusd aud charged
with the larceny Of . boat but were
remaudsd until their parents could be
consulted with about sending Thorn TO
tho Ferris Industrial School,
Andrew J. Horssy WAS arrsigned for
keeping and being concerned In interest
In keeping . gambling place. Samuel
Reed, Stephen Smith, Samuel Benson,
Perry Cooper and William Bishop. all
testified 10 having been In Horssy's place
and played poker for money ct different
timos and that Horsey took the draw
board. Horsey was held in 1000 bail
to answer ct court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

1t is really remarkable and . great
pleasure for ns to see the vast number OF
good. sound, solid, eonsible people who
appreciate tho words OF truth, taking
advantage Of the great sacrifice excite
meut that 10 hlling peoples hearts with
delight How can 1t b otherwise, 10 the
question. liza person will give you .
e20 bill for el5 you would think II more
than sensrous-but when . man will
sscriflce e38 Prince Albert suit for eil
and . e2S Wide Vale dress suit for 80;
! whipcord worsted Wide Vale cork
screw diagonal suit lined with Italian
eS for o., Boys suits for el.50, Boys
pants for 81 cents and knee pants for 10,
Is not that sufilcieot inducsment to make
people Latronixe the deserving partial
The sale Will only last few days longer
At No. ACC Market street, this city. BE
sure you enter the right place; tho mum.
Der is over the door In large figures.
Overcosts for almost nothing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

Is the place. BE on hand on Saturday for our
fruit market. 1t will pay you. California
fruit is what we pride ourselves on. Pared
evaporated peaches At is cents per pound.
We have California plums as yellow As GOLD, ,
Dounds for IS cents; ncctArines, apricots.
Pitted cherries IL cts, grapes cts, honey
dribbles s cts, honey CAKES 10 cts. Ill tell
You some Of our bargains. Macaroni cts. ,
Castle Rock cheese for Lent; the finest Cream
cry butter rs cts. We have the whitest Hour
and sugar and the best tet and coffee In
bag Is q great bargain. Pure Georgia goldfish,
7 cents; tilis is \ bargain. Imported az paste,
| 10 cts. Don Tor 4. / lhis creamery butter al
| 25 cts. Fresh eggs always on hand ut 500
| Buckets % cents; scrlts at s, 10 and Il cts
broe ms At 10 cents at So King st.
| a-2s-.t' 4. NJ. WEIR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will sell at public sale.
OIL tho Bowl Farm, OF q mile from
WEDNESDAY. MARCH5 1890.
ut IL O'Clock. n. M. sharp,
good horses. ~
No. !. Mo, steel gray. coming -
lbs, well broken to MI harness. u real
good driver for young horse.
No .. Gtpsy, dark bay mare, coming
years old, 10 hands high. weighs 100 lbs.
fearless of steanl safe for lady;a mare
OF extrn tlnc qualities.
No. 3, Joe, a dark bay. black points,
coming = years 2id, y hands high, has
we'll, u promising young horse.
No. 4, Nelly. brood mare. coming II
years old, i5ti hands high, kind in all
harness. perfectly sound. now In foai by
No. 5, Frank, dun horse. 10 hands
high, coming II years old. blocky built.
suitable for Il cart or good for truckers
No. o. Fanny, dark bay mare. coming
No. 7, bolt. black mare. II years old.
good worker.
Nos: and 0, are two good colts. 8 and .
Ten head of choice home. ysHAl
raised milch Cows young, 49,
good size and quality, all raised Nm,
| by myself, Durham Stock, wili be fresh
| by day of sale, others forward springers,
one 2-ycar-oid heller. one stock bull, 10
good Berkshire shoats.
| l double York carringc,l spring wagon,
blackboard wagon, Studebaker far IN
| wagon with rigging to fit, Osborne sell
binder in perfect order, stubble rake,
3 2-horse plows, syracuse and Wierd;
twin harrow, 9 cultivators. l boat and
gill net In good order. shovels. forks, And
hoes, u set OF wagon harness, n set OF
double carriage harness, set OF single
carriage harness, pillow harness, collar
and brides. about 80 bushels of good
seed potatoes, Chill White and EnriJ
Rose; household goods, l bedstcad,
feather bed, mattress, walnut rofriger
0 ator In good order. one old time corner
, clock.
=, Terms.-All sums of so and under
cash; over that amount credit OF
,, months Will DO given on purchaser civ
! ing II bankablo note with mn approve,
I endorser; interest from date.
' }. c. DiEHL.
william J. Lanb, Aucttoneer.
u 2l7-ml &3-3tw j. W. Burris Cler
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Union NJ. II. Church Epworth League.

Union NJ. Il. Church Epworth League.
A very nne evenings entertainment
was given by the Epworth League Of the
Union M. Il. Church last night. The
congregation was large and appreciative.
The following was the program: Sing.
ing, by the congregation; prayer, by Mr..
Frank Baker; singing, by the choir, COM
poeed Of Poinsstt Fotheraiil, organist;
David Baker, leader; Misses Addie Ss-
willie, Lille Oliver, Tillie Baker. Nettie
Mccormick, Laura Baker, Emma Wxt-
son, Lille Blackburn aud Messrs. Chas.
I. stenqle, James A. Oliver, Jr., Albert
Lingo. John Gem, William Lingo; eelect
reading, Charles 1. 6tengle; solo, Tillie
Baker; select reading, Edward A. Wat.
son; chorus, by the Choir; recess OF ten
min utes; singing. by the congregation;
reading, Lille saville; solo, David BAKER;
recitation. Charles !. stenglc; chorus, by
the congregation; reading, Estelia Han
sell; duet, Nettis Mccormick aud Lille
savills; impromptu speech, subject.
ambition, z George stsngle; no said II
was bis greAtest ambition to sit down;
Love-" Edward A. Watson; singing by
the congregation and dismissal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28
DUBLlC SALE.

The undersigned about to quit fArminR will
sell at public sale, on the Wilmington aud
Philadelphia turnpike, half mile south OF
the Practical Farmer hotel. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH.
att O'Clock, y. M, sharp,
two head OF horses, one colt inning one year
old, bsy horse years old, lSA hands high, thts
horse Will work at anything and Is steady
black mare, this 10 good driving Snare,.i bay
colt, 1, OF good stock, PROMISES large Size; S
miich cows; yeatling heiftr. Cows will DO
in profit GU day OF sale.
Farm wagon. light wagon. or horse hay
bed, either hay or manure, Hooh S new:
cart, market dearborn, vince ioariow. buck
eye hay rake good rs new, Silver and Deming
hay cutter with pulley for belt in good order:
hay Jerk, ropes and Rul,hsi,s, plow,s suIliys-
two horse roller, forks, shovels;, donbie har-
ness, double ana single lines. collars, brides.
hxlters, cart harness and hamef, pin hames,
lead harness, beam and peas, butter tub. lot OF
ladders, pans, kettles, and other articles.
Terms-All sums under $40 cash. ~ sum and
over a credit OF seven months will bs given on
| purchaser kiying n bankshlo note with ap
| pT on ed eudorser mo Interest II paid when due,
| otherwise Interest will be added. No goods
are to he removed until these terms are COM
| piled With. ISAAC W. LODGE.
| 2.J-2w &ld "a
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TUBLIC SALE.
WIN be sold at public sale, on the Latlmer
farm. near Wilmington, on
THURSDAY, March 18th, 1890,

W Ill ne shd ~ publlc SAFE, on the LStimer
farm, near Wilmington, on
THURSDAY, March 18th, 1890,
the following described personal property:
Eight head oil horscs and colts;
No. J. Dark bay mare Kate, years old,
No. 3 Black mare Mollie, 10 yea 8 old,
No. 8. Il. ack horse Captain, IL years old,
No. Z. Bay colt maud, 4ysars old.
NJ. 5. Light bay mare Jennie, o years old.
No. 9. Bay colt Florrie. rising years old.
No. Z. Bay colt sadie, rising syeArs old.
No. 8. / blsck yearlinR colt.
Thirty head OF good inilch cows; most Of
them In profit, some springers and some
strippera; Q heiiers. OF which will soon be
In proht; head Of good young steers. 3 bulls,
about 4pAirs of chickens, l sow and : pigs
sh oats and full Chester white boar.
farm wagons, hay beds, side door milk
wagon, J steel tooth horse rake, field roller,
> Iron age cuitivators, . syracuse piows,
South Bend plow, ! twin harrow, l spring
harrow, l power or hand hay cutter, corn
shelter, grain fan, wheelbarrow.
Harness. Il set OF single carriage har-
ness, z sets OF wagon harness, 2 sets Of chain
pillow harness, bridles, collars and hAiters, a
COW chains and lot Of sundries not enume !.
rated. Also 10 scres OF wheat in thu ground.
eale to commence At IL O'Clock. IN. sharp.
on Al sums oyer t25A credit Of nj aims will
he given on the purchaser givin note with
Interest added and with approved sscuiity,
LATIMEk J. AfREs.
WIN. J. Lank. suct 2-25-atwk2td
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Entertaining tho Levy Court

The members Of the Loyy Court visited
NeS Castle jail yesterday, and during
the llme spent In the psrlcr previous to
dinner INDUCED In an Informal conversa-
ton ON the expenditures and resources
Of the county, but carefully RETAINED
from saying word about tho methods
employed by tax collectors Of their own
selection to cheat the county out of thou.
sands OF dollars yearly. The principal
purpose Of the visit, It Is understood. WAS
for inspecting the Jail, previous to fixing
the rate that shall be paid the sheriff per
diem for feeding the prisoners. After an
excellent dinner the Jail was visited, and
. thorough inspection showed that It Il
perfectly clean. During the inspection
Sheriff Allen explained to the members
how the three prisoners escaped . shor
time ago. aud claimed that tho beat Wa,
to prevent occurrences Of the kind In tn
future would he to furnish him with on,
or more additional wardens.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

The senior member Of the FIRE OF L. w.
Stidham " Bon, In order to show the
younger hands that some things eau be
done as well as others, called the sale OF
Ferdinand Janvier, near Glasgow, PEN
cader Hundred, Oh Thursday and showed
conclusiycly that he could dispose OF
horses and cows as satisfactorily as any
auctioneer in this or any other state.
The prices ranening MS follows: Horses,
6i42, 1884, sl40; two year old. colts, $s5,
500; .cows $49 to e5i, average $50 PER
head; heliers. S23, $50, s2i, $3.50, S2s;
these were two year olds; turkeys ii
cents per pound sheep, 1928 per head.
Farming utensils were also sold ~ fail
rates
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28
DUYLIC SALE,

The subscriber about to discontinue
his present mode OF farming, will sell at
public sale, on the O'Byrne farm, near
Riverview cemetery on the Philn pike,
one mile from Wilmington, on
"WEDNESDAY, March 9th, 1890,
at o'clock, p. M, 5 good horses, hard to
beat, IA dairy cows, among which are 3
finc jerseys; good stock bull that will
positively be sold, one brood SOW will
pig March 10th, 70 good shoat pigs, l
thoroughbred Poland China boar .
pair of Plymouth Rock chickens. sacrcs
of wheat In the ground, one Grow wheel
corn marker, one No. 8 Champion reap.
or rs good AS new and several other ur.
ticles not mentioned.
Terms: All sums of $25 and under.
cash; on all sums over that amount, d
credit of months will be given on pur-
chaser giving n bankable note with an
approved endQrser. or per cent. OF for
| cash. EDWARD DONOHoe.
L. W. stidhann q Son. aucts. 2:82tw.Csd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28


Some thirty member Of the Warren
Athletic Club, and . number OF frieuds
went to Philadelphia, last night, to Wit
ness the wrestling bouts between several
teams Of tho Warren Club and the Ath-
letic Club Of tho Schuykill Navy. Tho
club room was crowded. On account Of
Cooper having . felon on . finger he
could not wrestle Roiliy, - announced
ON tho programme. Coupe, however,
took Cooper's place and threw Rally In
~ scconda W. p. spoerl Of the Warren
Club wrestled J. KNOX Hyslop TO draw
In 10 minutes and In an additional o
minutes neither one had gained fall.
but Hyslop WAS awarded the bout because
he had done the more work. The sur-
prise Of the evening was tho bout between
J. G. Dposrl Of tho Warren Club and q.
8. Powell. The latter threw Spoerl at
the Opera House exhibition last month
rather easily. The tables were turned
last night, and In just IS seconds Spoerl
secured victory and put his opponent
on his back. Tho Wilmington boys
almost went wild with delight over ths
easy victory Of epoerl. The home ciut
will give n special entertainment ut theii
roous tonight specially for members &C
companied by lAdies.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

Andrew Z. ssnborn, Esq. attorney
for stephen Wright, executor Of the late
Stephen Wiley, sold ~ acres OF ground
belonging to his estate, and situated in
Pencader Hundred, at tho Court House
ON Thursday. The lard was free Of all
membranes, and Ia acres Of It were
bought by Richard 7. Cam for $3.50, and
the remaining rs acres by Augustus
Guy Tor $50, being an average OF e20.Sl
Der acre,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

The frame stable OF Lawrence Walls
near the cornsr OF 9th and Clay ton streets
In New Cattle, was fired by some Villain
on Wednesday night, aud totally de-
stroyed with lot Of hay. several sets of
harness, and = family carratge, making
loss OF about $500 which il partlailv
covered by insurance. Ills thought that
the Council Of the City should oiIer a
reward TOR the arrest OF the mcepdiarv
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0x1b,0oo. II
Mr.. Lawson asked what had become Of
the resolution offered By Nj. RobsF,s
several months ago. requiring the enter
ing Of the bOnds Of the Board Of Street
aud sewer Commissioners
Clerk Nasick said II had been cent 10
the City Treasurer.
A communication Wa recsived from
City Solicitor Turner ssking 70 DO allowed
until 1hursday week to prepare an epin-
ion on the resolution Of Mr.. Robsrts,
passed week ago, asking tie status Of
the Clerk Of the Market
On motion OF Mr.. Robsrts the sollci.
tors request was granted.
City Solicitor Turner, At tho request OF
Mr.. Chambers, stated that the sureties Of
James Writ, late Clerk OF the Market,
had given him checks for the amount Of
his bond, e200, which would be cashed
and deposited on Saturday.
| Council then adjourned.
| Bills were passed As follows: z. r.
Moody, e49S. rs; Jackson aud Sharp Com
pany, $l.S7; Charles Polk, "a 80; Came
we'll Fire Alarm Telegraph Company,
$50; Wilmington Transfer Company.
eL3l; G. 81 w. Pyle. S2.25; J. L. Van
dyke, $40; Brosius d Smedlsy, e6.25;
Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph aud
Telephone Company, $50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

At the February monthly meeting OF
tho leaders and stewards Of tho Union III.
e. Church last night, tho pastor, Rev. A..
Stenglc, was paid the balance Of his sal
airy, zoos. S3; the presiding elder was paid
$50, the whole OF his claim, $685.. was paid
for the church's share Of the expense Of
the district parsonage, and there was q
balance Of I'll d.
The stewards were never before able to
make such clean sweep OF all their in-
debtedness SO long before the meeting OF
conference. Mr.. George w. Joseph Is
the able financial secret,ry Of tho beard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28
Unprovoked Assault,

Yesterday afternoon, = young man
NJ med John Johps, a stranger q the city
was brutAlly assaulted by Thomas S.
Doherty, q saloon keeper at No. 4O3 West
Front street, upon whoss steps Johns
was standing. Officer Sherer brought
the young man to tue police station coy.
ertd with b GOD, where he will remain
until he is able 70 MAKE com plant again at
his nssailant. The cause OF the assault
was not stated. Doter'y had frequently
been refused license, but succeeded at the
last court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

The open camp fire OF Smyth Post.
No. l, q. A. H., will take place ut the
headquarters. Third and King streets,
Tomorrow evening. and . cordial invits.
ton is extended to all houorably dis
charged soldiers aud sailors, and also
members Of the G. A. H., to attend. An
attractive program has been arranged,
and all who are present will have a
pleasant time
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

David A. Powell, Jus snu h ,h,d,
street, Is still ahead on l,e ess like,
ring, codfph, hsddock, l"n' nd oyl
tish, founders, yellow pe' ". clty ir,
Delivered to all parts Oh '
charge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

DUBLIC SALE.

DUBIIC SALE.
VIII be sold at publ'c sale at the residence
OF the subscriber, beyond renny iii, on the
Philadclphia pike, Brsndywine Hundred. on
SATURDAY, MARCH !, 1850,
at O'Clock, p. NJ.
, good work or driving horses. 10 head of
frst class mllch cows, some with calves by
their side and Uthers forward springers; I
"A olstein bull. good pigs 7-horse farm
wagon, market wagon, Jump seat carriage,
u lot OF ctrriage, wagon and pillow harness,
nearly new; | Mccormick mower, horse
rake. plows, | twin harrow, cultivAtors,
grIndstone, shovels, forks, rnkes, hoes a loi
OF good hay by the ton, corn by the bushsl,
cutting box, n lot of dairy fixtures, 2O-quari
churn. cans, pans, buckets, also a lot Of house.
| hold goods, and variety OF other articles.
Terms.-All sums OF 30 and under, cash
over that amount ere 1t of nlns months on
| purchater giving = bankable note with al
| approved cadorssr. lf not paid when due,
| interest from date.
l.. W. stidham Il Son, Auctionssrs.
a-i7-7td-2tw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

Common every day sayings BY hun
drcds OF people, that DR.. simms White
Puimonic Baissm IL the greAt lung and
throat medicine for coughs, sore throat,
hoarsenese, La Grippe. ETC.. SOC. and u:
Sold by diuggists. Depot. Fourth and
King streets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ The twelfth annual meeting of the
shareholders OF lie Equitable Loan Associa.
lion Will be held 81 the once OF the secretary,
No. 7i7 Maftet street on Thursday cvenin y,
Mach 9Th. 1897, att 10 O'Clock. The annual
report will he presented and an election
Or olhcera and directors held
Attest, WV. 3. HAWKINS. Sect.
2.2e-51
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

A great County temperance meeting of
the W. Z. 7. u, was held at Hockessin
OH Thursday. The New Castle County
and the Wilmington City chapters ex-
changed welcomes and congratulations
In the cause OF Temperance, which was
ably discussed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

A brown shawl was lost on the Kcnnett
pike, or iu tho upper part OF the city, on
Thursday. The finder Will be suitably
rewarded on leaving 1t at this oilce.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis OF Pain.
field, N. j., are visiting relatives in our
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-28

Jack Sylvanus and Charley Merrick,
have just completed their new Shaving
Emporium l08 French street. In the
building lately rsmodeied BY Henry
Blouth, and the boys are now prepared
to do justice to oil their friends and
Gu TONERS. Give them . call.