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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24
'rIAYrON'S ASSASSIN.
REPORT THAT he MAS I'm IIs,
FOUND
, ,.e Governor of Arkansas : A''
uo,n. said to have Zee" f'
.o,., Revenge. and That
He vii, soon be
Arrested.

| ro,y Ark, April 23.-Con-
IT, w. breckenridge stated yesterday
Z, s's'S SIs opinion, the time had a,rivsd
"a ,;oyernor Of Arkansas snonid
~ Wv ,Se no seal Of secrecy TINT has
,l Ns%' III. M orer,,lous In the matter Of
fslan a .,,a,sinauou. Persistent In
yH"l ~. M, afternoon discloses tho fact
Y, Wy Goysluor M Eagle has discovered )
.a,ia NJ tle psst lev days, through pri'
'a's .s.ncie,. evidence sufficient TO con-
w man who assassinated Clayton
Z. R,eekeuriipe no doubt referred 70
.nrmalion in his statement yester-
Sogcrnor Eagle has been quietly
n for months following up =
rga,d,ng the terrible crime. ard,
.sN hls lA6ors have been amply re-
IN Jus, why an arrest has not
= made Is a matter vt present DOT
ss,rool outside OF the Executive
amnmtp,. IL "a believed, however,
a, M man thought to be the Assassin
Lupaer con,tabt surveillance.
hi, ,huugat that at an early period IN
M Investigation by the committee from
uoprie,s Goyrruor Eagle Will lay the
,,,,rucp To A.e secured before the inem-
kr,,, aud Me arrest will probably b
made Mtp. claimed that the evl-
arnge white all tost 10 necessary u
sou,,acs t.c plhlie hat the assasainatio'
~suoi Of political nature. Tho cvi
d,sss Oh haut, q I, sail, will show tha
Iis ssl,sln believed John NJ. Clayto'
bb be u.Gncno Powell Clayt au'
sri fbc ,hu, believing that ho wa
sboui 10 arPuge the death OF y resliv
vho.e life Nas taken IN 1868 BY Clay
ip.mlllis.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

Tho marriage Of George I. Williams
aud Mics Emma Matthew'S, which took
place at the West Presby terlrn Church
last evening wasa a brilliant affair. The
ceremony took place at o'clock, and
the bridal party entered the church In
the following order Frank Shepherd,
+. Z. Janvisr, Samuel 7. Morris aud e.
mer p. Matthew'S. ushers; Mas Lels
Matthews and Miss Emma Hare, maids
Of honor; Miss Lula Boucher and Miss
Gertrude MerIis. flower girls; the bride;
Miss Hattie Boucher Of Philadelphia,
bridesmaid, and tho groom leaning on
the arm Of the best man, William Mat
thews. Tho bride WAS preceded BY how
or girls, attired In white dresses, who
strewed roses along tho floor. The Rev.
A. N. Ksigwin met tho party at tho altar
and performed the ceremony, during
which the groom plscel a ring on the
brides finger. When tho bridal party
passed up the aisle. choir of forty Voice
sang the wedding march from "Lohen
priu," After the ceremony q reception
was held at the future home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Williams. at the corCer Of Tent
aud Adams streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24
League N1ssting.

Tho Africo- American League, No. ?,
oi South Wilmington, met last evening
in the Mt Joy NJ. Il. Church, Townsend
street, and opened by the Ms. Joy N: &.
Church choir singing "Manoah," follow
cd ur with prayer by the chaplain. REV.
8. +. Bautum. Afterwards the secretary.
X. K. Craig, read the minutes Of last
meeting. There were present three mem
bers Of the Africo- American League,
No. /, Of this city. Afterwards the dis.
cussion ops.ed on the question given :, ..S Sy
the president E. T. Demby:. "Resolved
That education should be desired more
than wealth." Some very striking
points were made by z. 7. Damby. Rev
i. b. Cooper, J. ThompsoI, A. Worth
ington Brinkley, VIM. Clayton, Thoma'
BYRD. Rev. 8. I. Bautum, E. W. Serb
ner. N. Collins and Others. They thanked
the choir Of Mt. Joy N. Z. Church 10
their excellent music. After debating
until 1880 o clock. prayer was offered D.
Rev. l. b. Cooper aud the audience dis
perssd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

ToNAwANpA, N. Y. April 2i.- Fire
was discovered in the yard of the Toaa-
wanda Lumber Company, this place, Oh
Tuesday night, and shortly after flames
broke our In the lumber yards OF A. NJ.
Dodge u Co., in another quarter OF the
town. Both were extingushed after y
hard fight with small loss. Considerable
excitement was caused by the discovery
that the wires OF the fire alarm syste IN
had been cut In several places, and It Is
the general opinion that 1t was delib-
crate plot to burn the town.
BARABoo, Wis, April 2+.-The large
carpenter shop aud other shops OF 'ht
bridge building department OF the Madi'
son division OF the Northwestern Rail.
way Company, besides other smaller
buildings, In this place, were totally de
stroyed by fire Tuesday night. Ths main
| building contained material OF consid
cradle value. besides the workmen's tool,
| which are considered great loss.
GREENWOOD, Misc, April 2a.-Flrt
destroyed the entire business portion o
this place on Tuesday night. Thirty
three houses were burned and two live
are said to have been lost.
SLATERvILLE. N. Y, April 2L-DE
Gallagher's stables, in this place. wer
burned on Tuesday night. His coach
man, Egbert Williamson, and thre
horses pertshed In the flames.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24


have often been asked why 1t was that
I resigned the position OF light house
keeper at Cherry Leland Range Front,
near Edgemoor. Now, the reason why !
resigned said position was because the
light house inspector, John J. Reed, OF
Mount Holly, New Jersey, came to the
light house and iusulted me. When
fuil Of bcnzius he tried to find FAULT
with everything about the place when
everything was at all times In first-clss.
condition. When intoxicated he treated
Q man No II he were = dog. 1 kept th'i
ligAt for ten years. and during this time
Mr.. Reed rarely came there when he wai
sober. put up with his insuts IS Iona
as was able to do SO. II he denies thii
| statement have much more In reserve
WILLIAM W. SIMMoNs,
Late keeper for ten years past ut Cherr
Island Front range light At Edgemoor
delaware,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

Atsosl,nr io sd,aurameut n meeting
pt lbelliy ,uur,l wus maid last night,
pl oa recount OF tho maudamus pro-
n,liny, nnJms te,n,e the courts no
h,ts,. w., t,.nsarte,i
CRy sollc,,o, Turner beipg permitted,
|,bisi th1i tl,o,p,h il MAS lime to elect
N, cfie',. a. H., E,,e Dana rtment hs
|atl,bl +, M. ht La iookeu upou n, die
lsrrou, In ,he Conr, hut Couucil had
|Rlt uglt IN eIect oi,,cers immeJiately N
b ts,rL ia do 40 The term OF the
r.ul ot,irr,s does pot expire uutil the
IN day of ns,t month. Council eau
bni n I,iln,e to elrct at the proper
n BIZ nm or,l,nsnce 10 meet the case.
prslrp, FRA made an explanstion
klatl thnt a uewspaper had hintcd
s,t tDs reou..t of M Roberta of the
klh ward tn ha,e tho opiuiou OF tho
L, .oli,,tnr omi ittel from the reading Of
mlnutes at last Tbursday evening "a
rtinv wns a trick to prevent the min-
!. beinv taken az evidence in tho
.n,. In the opinion of the chair the
eu,es would have been valid had tht
Mon been omitted In the reading. II
was any trick In suggesting thai
n, q, inion be omitted It was played By
EA,osir, 10. tho chair suggested tha
IN, reu,,est be made ia order to aavt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

The first reception Of the Ambrose
Literary Society was held at Institute
Hall last evening, and proved very en-
juyable. John 9ilbride and vile led the
grand march, aud were followed oy
about soventy-fve couples. Refresh.
ments were served about midnight and
speeches wers made by Ohares Held,
Father Richard, o. s. b.. Il. Hammercr,
John Gllbride, Joseph wilkins OF the
Every Evening and Walter Yeager Of the
StaAts Zeitung. John Gilbride acted q.
master Of ceremonies, Frank j. krastel
as floor mani sger, and B. Hsmmerer, II.
Keller aud Andrew Fox as sssistaL
\ floor managers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

, eoWlLAsp, Ohio, April 3.-Elias
,w1' Ia wealthy iron merchant, was
lSaay Wale defendant in damage suit
%S,ousGtby he daughter. .in-law, Carrie
,sa, u.o,st' She wants $50. 900; 425, 900 for
:" s"e @ 'oss OF LEI Ausband's affections aud
NV 'of atsaait aud battery.
nia uroftt says that che was poor
Sat.' fa. mnei' she married Asher Grover In
..o.us'y last, Aud because of that fact
..',, ..' "a 'le! iu.las lisa succeeded In sep
a'Mls her aud her husband. They
ps'tu on Monday last. She declares
ha, " pn m alii' her father in-law seized
~, M " tae shoulders and neck, aud
n.n n.oHeu Deat and bruised her, accom-.
y' rn,,' 'atse acts with thrests that he
,., WI Glever. senior, denies the young
Nv u'''n"n n charges. lie says his son and
y. 'oNag Woman eloped and were mar.
su ,ss, a, tlyna, ohio, but As his son is ~
I,yin,, I,In o. age lie has no objection to hi
"nS with lis wife.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

Yesterday afternoon q slight fire oc-
curred in the said she'd OF the j. Morton
Poole Company ut the foot OF II horn
street. and some one struck an alarm
from box No. 81 at Second and Shipley
streets, to which the entire department
responded. Their services were not
needed as the fro was extinguished by
streams from the Harlan Il Holl ngs
worth Company's yards before much
damage was done. Au alarm was als'
struck from box No. 41, at Warmers
wharf, for the same nre. which caused
considera bic confusion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

About 8 o'clock lat evening two boys
about 12 years Of aye engaged ia a fight
on Market street below Seventh. and in
. few minutes crowd OF at least fifty
mon had congregated. The boys thurpp-
ed each other shamefully, but no attempt
was made by any VI those present to
separate them. Finally one Of them was
thrown against the curb and dazed, when
his adversary ran away. When picked
up It was found that his head had struck
the curb, inilicting an ugly cash. lie
WAS assisted to Kennard's sieps, wher,
he sat for some time, but refus sd y CIV.
his name or that OF the boy he was nKht
Ing with.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

The new labor organisation, the
Working Men's Protective Association.
was organised at . convention Of dele
gates from anthracite coal mines Of
sehuylkill, Luzsrns, Northumberland
and Columbia countiss, held In Potts
Vile.
About 900 miners and cokers In the
emithton district, near Connellsville,
Pa, will, II 10 stated, 60 on strike to-
day. The men demand the Columbus
rate for running, rs cents, aud The Con-
nellsville rate for coke drawing.
Brickiayers' Union, No. Z, Of New
York. appointed . committee TO walt
upon the heads Of the different city de-
partments and ask the same pay for city
bricklayers % outside men receive. The
committee called on the Park Commls-
sioners at their meeting. yesterday and
made demand for . ~ (eighthour)
rate for workmen aud % pay Tor inspec-
tors. Their written demand WAS filed.
The matter Of the grievances OF tho
railroad men 10 Pittsburg 10 to be placed
In the hands Of the Executive Council Of
the Federation Of Labor.
There 10 no prospect of settlement Of
tho carpenters strike in Chicago.
The striking brick makers resumed
work In I'VE yards yesterday morning.
10 Chicago, where their demands
were granted by the bosses. The
strikers are hand brisk makers,
N distinguished from machine brick
makers, who arc paid on . different
basis. The men on strike demand thai
1000 bsicks, instead OF 5000, - for.
uncriy, be recognized as days work,
and they further nsk an increase In
wages OF 81 ceuts per day.
l hi tkAw
70 on strike ON Monday night to enforc
q demand for the eight hour day and I
minimum rate Of wages OF %. so per day
The employers have decided TO discharg
oil gas filters on Saturday night.
The demands Of the harness makers Il
Chicago for an increase Of 10 per cent
ON the present rate oi wages, both 70
day and piece work, aud the establish
ment of minimum rate per day 10
Atters and stitcherI hired by the wee
were presented to the manufacturers.
Ths eight-honr movement In Chicag
rs spreading to the women workors. tn
makers OF coats and vests are preparin
to strike iu case they are not granted
. reduction In the hours oi labor.
!. The carpenters In Boston bavo decide
rot to work over eight hours . day o
and after May l..
Tho conductors and engineers OF th
electric street railway III Ottumws
Iowa, went on strike yesterday Il
!. shorter hours and the lrivilege Of smolS
ing while on duty. Their places wei
!, filed alter q short delay.
Three hundred Of the 700 striking kn,
!. pants operators In Now York returned
! work yesterday, eight bosses, emp yin
= that number OF men, having signed u
J. contracts.
81 A piasterers' union has BEEN formed
, Baltimore. They will unite with 3
- Federation OF Labor and the Amer!cI
- Federation OF Trades.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24
Coal Down.

Strike while tho iron Is hot. We offer
the beat GOAL mined ut S4,90 per 2 2iO
pounds, In Lotto anywhere from enc
bucket to one hundred tons or moie.
We solicit our patrons and others, when
ready to put In their Hiuter supply, to
call on us. We can and DO intend to
give all bargain In coal. Steward u
Chaudler, south Side; branch office Sec
oud aud French, Phone ITO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24
Never Bots on Hls Own Horse.

They tell . good story Of man who
has b fondness for fast horses. A year
Or two ago he had one that was 50 d TO DO
. "nytr," and marvellous stories were
told about wha. ale had done, and was
capable Of doing. But au intimate friend
not ced that the owner Of thS wonderful
horse never staked any money on her.
"Why don't you back her for good,
round sum II sLs can do what you claim
she can?' be asked. "That would prove
that you had confidence In her but as 1t
is.---,"
"See Sere, my iriend," said the other,
with twinkle In his eye. "ion't you
know me well enough - know that Pm
too modest to bet on my own nag, espsc-
tally when | feel aure that she can't come
out AheadV
When q man knows he can accomplish
| what be undertakes he doesn't feel toe
modest 10 say 90. When DIR. Pierce putt
lis Favorite Prescription before the pub
| lie as Q certain remedy for all female
diseases, with ''sat'siaction guaranteed
or money refunded" on every bottle Of IT.
1t proved that he had entire confidence II
tho preparation. He felt sure OF "
merits, and the testimony Of thousandl
OF women who have been cured by 1t o
"weaKness, irregularities" and all th'
distressing diseases from which their Sc,
suffers 90 much, proves that bis faith wa
| we'll founded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

Coal and wood, -four aud feed. Lshigh
coal, schuyikDl coal, Lee coal. All
grades oil spring and winter wheat Hour
Minnesota tour, Hungarian flour. Lea's
-four, In barrels or half barrels. All
kinds OF mill feed at mill pr.ceA Oak Or
p ne kindliny wood In blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 22l0 lbs. to the ton
guaranteed. Oftice, yard aud warehouse,
l2-3-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24
An Informal Discussion.

The Young Mems Democratic Club
held meeting last evening, at whic tho
subject of county government was infor-
maily discussed by some Of the mem bers.
The committee that formulated the reso-
luton, which has been discussed by ssv'
eral speaSers, Was Instructed to prepare
some llan Tor au improvement IN the
Government of the county and present
their report at the next meeting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

G. v. Cornell has invepted screen far
chamber and other windows, which can
be placed in any position, permitting the
sash to be lowered at the top or bottom,
and eiIectually preventing the entrauee
OF mosquitoes and other insects. 1t %
easily adjusted and works like . charm.
As It costs only 81. and is great advap.
tage over the ordinary screen, 1t shoul q
come into general usc. He can be con
suited at No. 500 West Second stree t.
them II in his dwelling on Pennsylvani,
avenue, aud Is prepared to speak Of thei
utility.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

At the afternoon session Of the Levy
Court yesterday. tho only business
transacted was the passage OF the bill of
the Clerk OF the Peace, 3. r. Cochran,
ior the past year. The bill amounted to
Sa.4ii, d3 for Levy Court work, and 1854
for tn, Court Of Oyer and Terminer
work, This bill includes all the salaries
OF assistant clerks, copying OF ASSESS.
mepts and all work done during tue
psst year, aud 1t 10 34Si.6 less than the
bIll Of the preceding year. The com
mittee In charge Of the sherIlI 3 feed oil
not being ready to report, court ad'
iourned until Tuesday next at 10 o'clock
Q, N.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24
A''''ed on tho Day lie Was Divorced.

Oss.", April 23.-Msx Keyser, OF
,su.sIh'rst, was married At that place
uTruay H. under peculiar circumstances.
"a, Neyter came to this section ave
,sI's II aagu, leaving his wife and children
a%lvnnn,ladeiphis. Al Recently he sued for a
Esv IVY. and yesterday Lawyer Fred
VIM " Iamden, went TO Chesilhurst,
ss,a a the decree. On the train with him
vail ,D d . ustlce sohmitz and several o,heI
III. no"n aa"n gentlemen. Upon arriving
bross'isine ssen.sinen were met by Max II
b,,% b,%ulotn and Miss Rosa Mshlon Il
snn., M azure. The pArlors were full O
liz M Hs. When Lawyer Rex presented
Ma, eIse 10 ksyser shout rent the air
kesn..uo .ook ,he hand OF his buxom house
Ju,,'". sha 1 Justice schmitz, assisted b
lah,re ooNett, sx-membsr Of the Legii
'e' soiemnized the marriage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

of DIR. Simms' White Pulmonic BAisam.
SAID a lady. It cured cases in my family
which were marvellous cures. She says
IL is the best lung medicine ever made.
Said a gentleman, 1t saved my WIFE from
dying from consumption tau yeat' ago.
SO we can give them right along for
coughs, colds, sore throat, and the cough
IN the grippe 1t is splendid. 5nc. snd VI;
Sold BY druggists. Depot. Four' p and
KING
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

Nathaniel Williams, colorei, who died
. few days since at the Delaware Hospital
Tor the Insane, was buried yesterday
afternoon BY Sumner Post, No. 4, e.. A.
R., with military honors. The deceased
had lived 10 this city for many years. and
as be made peculiar preparation from
dog fat ior rheumatism. was generally
known a. "Doc." His mind had been
affected several times, but the disease
yislled to treatment until this last at.
tack. He WAS 81 years ot age, and had
no family.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

One OF the most thrilling mimic scenes
ever portrayed under canvas 10 the pur
suit, capture and execution OF horse
thief according to the uUwritten code OF
frontier justice, pictured on the immense
quarter-mile hippodromo track OF the
Forepaugh and Wild West Combined
shows. Tho moving "p'cture." from
beginning to end, 10 wildly real. "A
trapper, weary with his long ride across
the prairie, tethers his horse, and, throw
Ing himself upon the ground, falls into a
deep sleep. Presently, from u neighbor-
ing clump of bushes. where he has been
hiding, = hang dog -looking fellow comes
sneaking across the plains steals noise
lessly up to the trapper's horse, cut, hIt
lariat, bounds on the animal's back and
dashes across the prairie. Away he
goes like the wind; but suddenly, as be
| furtively looks back, he sees rising into
view from behind knoll which has hid
| den them from sight band oi scouts and
cowboys. Their prActiced eyes instant
/ ly take In the situa'io and, uncoilinf
their iassoes and digging their rowel,
into their mustAngs, they start iu pur
suit. Tue scene now becomes exciting
The horse thief makes desperate edortl
/ to get away, but the horses OF tho pur-
suers arc fresh, and presently long thii
lasso begins TO whIrI around the head o
the foremost rider in tho Land, and, ny'
ing out unerringly, settles over tho fugi
tive's head.
This graphic picture Of frontier justlct
creates the widest kind Of enthusiasm
which is only equalei by the sensation
produced by the enactment OF Custer
Last Battle, In which iully Two hundre
| scouts, soldiers, cowboys and Ogallal
Sioux Indlans pArticlpato. Already ve
taries OF the sawdust circle beroabout
are on the tiptoe OF expectancy over tn
coming of the illustri0us Forepaugh
Wild West Combination, which exhibit
in this city next Monday 18th, at Mint
and Lombard streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

Grand 0peningl We have now fitted
nm our aaloon in q different location In
rear of the store, strictly private, where
We wish to meet our friends and the
public generally, as we keep only
Gardner's make Of pure ice cr cam.
Also cakes, fruits and con fectiopery
Hoping for an early call, we respectfull,
remain, yours, j. II. sEIpEI+
n. Z. Cor. Second and Jefferson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

The second combination sale OF horscs
and carriages At Richenberge.'s bazaar,
on "Wednesday, was quite well attended
aud passed oil very satisiactorily-in
short was q grand success. Thirty
three horses were sold at prices ranging
from S75 10 $500, lnd Mr.. luchouber
and also Auctioneef Stidham, were in
tho best possible spirits. Five horses
were purchased by Philadelphia parties,
tour by residents Of Oxford, Pa, four
went 10 Milisborougb, Nd, two to New
Castle and others to different points In
this county aud the adjoining counties
of Chester aud Delaware. Mr.. X. Ia
clated at his success, and is already ar
ranging to have another sale on Wed.
nesday, the 9Th of Nay. when he expects
to have q number OF fine draft and gen
eral purpose horses, as we'll ~ some fast
| trotters. Persons having horses TO sel
should consult with him at an early date
and all who wish to purchase should bs
cure aud attend the sale II they wish Il
get the worth their money. The keepini
up OF such sales must prove Of great ad
vantage to our city, aud our livery stabl
keepers aud dealers in horses shoul,
attend them and contribute to render
them successful.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

We give away watches, clocks, road
carte, carriages. and expect to give brick
houses with clesrs. Chapman, monarch
OF the tobacco trade, Seventh and Orange
and s East Third street; factory, York
and Lancaster Co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

Tho "He, She, Him and Her" Com
panv. With George II. Adams In tho
leading role, will open three nights en-.
csqsmept at Proctor's Opera House.
This evening. The piece Is pronounced
BY the prsss of other cities TO be good
one. and NO doubt will draw large audi
ences In this city, ~ Mr. Adams 10 quite
q fsyorite among our thoatre-going peo.
ple,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

Parker, at No. 103 East Second street,
Is prepared to cut children's hair, as well
as shave and shampoo the older heads.
Mothers may send their little ones 10
him with perfect confidence. they being
properly attended to, as he Is an old
hand at the business, aud knows how to
please his customers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

Housakeepers who would consult their
interest should call on Chas. L. Meiler.
No. 6O7 King street, when iu want OF
annexed hams and tongue, the curing OF
which is excellent There are NO better
in the market. and wa doubt very much
II there are any as good.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-24

Robert Merrick will have his next sale
OF fresh cows at Adams Station, Chris
tiana Hundred, on Monday, the 9th Of
May, instead OF At Centreville, as hereto
fsre. 1t 10 hoped that all his customers,
as we'll as many new ones, will lind him
at his new place. so that the change may
not prove Improbable.