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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

Among the foremost ia the hist IL Mrs
William Mariner, who is a perfeet blonde
and dresses IN exquisite Taste. As Miss
Jessie McCord she was for several years
one Of the leading bales Of tAe city.
Mrs. Grant Pitch and Mrs. Howard Bos-
worth are also ladies of unssusl personal
charms-Seun- bruDettcs, with the bright
est of bright eyes, rosy cAeeks and beautt-
full compilations that owe their dainty hue
to health, not art
Not long ago Milwaukee gsFidom lost an
sttractiv We member when Mrs Allis PiDgree
married W. C. AtWatsr. Mrs.. Atwste-
possesses An extremely stt,active face. csssr
blue eyes. chestnut brown hair snd the
fairest complexion imaginable. Her wed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03
The Ground. of His Action.

Fleecy-I see you call on the Brown girls
q good deal Which enc are you going 20
marry
Downv-I love sally the best, but / guess
Clara is the one for me
Fleecy-You VIII gst along better with =
woman that you love than With one you
don't.
Downy-I don't know shout that Clara
has declared over and over thai she Eon I
leave home even If she does marry
E<~~A
The ocrteuts OF the vat should Dc per
fectly sill when oosgulztaon eoGdasncas-
v1hrstien Of TIE sooF sad Il the ys<-dsJtns
the thickentng OK tie Rilk c@nSss waste.
The hopping" q the curi should begin
when the hA-sA sartace, produced On each
piece Of CuEd By TIE sast, ooEnncDees 70
give place % slippery. mellow quality.
As soon as the pr-Ssace Of ard q cis-
eeruibIe by the hos iron test tie whey
skoaid Dc removed. n ne cEss q zAssy
crr6s a further ceTeiop-ae1s u all before
tie drawing Of the whey viii Be esSsaeis1
guf5cieui reznsc q oo&gal&ts the eard
into safe iIt tor ezrsng Il trSzo skErsy-
fyeSo forty raxnltez y from 20 10 - aeEA
shosd Be u~sd- When a extra quantity
q rencst Is used oo-Tesp01aing fDcrs4se
IN the wslSh= Of ALT shousd Be- adde's 70 tks
eurd-Tc-oEto Globe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

"In one sense at least, said the hero, as
the others gathered around him, II maybe
said to have died and now have come to
life again"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

NEW YonK, Dee. -. The new Anti
kidnapping Leagues National Com
nittee will tomorrow issue an address
to the public stating TINT many sane
persons have been proved In Court
lately to bc illegally imprisoned in
lunatic usylums, and Tint such impris-
onment IL easily Inflicted without trial,
and hard to escape from.
They say TINT rich people, whose
property il coveted, and persons
whose apouses wish to get rid OF them,
arr specially liable TO Kidnapping,
The committee ask all who know oi
such caacs and all who feel themselves
in danger Of such incarceration to
write to their secretary, Miss &. G.
LathrOp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
A Bride Attempts 10 kill Herself.

ALBA, Ia, Dec 2s Miss Carrie b.
Weaver, a handsome young woman of
this city. accompanied 10y her brother,
went to kcokuk the other day and
compelled u Young man named otto
$. Cobb 10 murry her lie did sna and
cane to this city Ia spend the hrilal
season, About ga IN. thn next morn
ing the bride was found suspended by
tlin neck from a rcar balcony Of thr
hotel, having attempted suicide. Al
though bluck in the face she was cut
down and rrSu3ritatrd, Sh" will gave
no rca3on for hrl attempt at suicide.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

II has not been many years ago that
IL IA florist would have ventured to
charge 80 Tor dozen rose buds in this
city he would have been looked upon
ns 4 crazy man, and probably would
not have sold six dozen all winter
But there has been wonderful change
since then, and the love for flowers has
iucrcnscd to such an extent that those
wishing hie buds do not hesitate to
pay good price FOR them. On Christ
mas day Hayden, of No. 702 Market
street, received - apiece, or S24 a
dozen, for American beauty buds,
while the prices for other varieties
were In proportion The buds wert'
about three inches in diameter, double
aud very fragrant This Is no doubt
the highest price ever paid forrosc buds
In this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Mrs Edison is quite a fine musician
and shn and her sicI -"hldrcncouStant-
ly practice together, says Alice lAn-
gan. IN il sketch OF Mrs Thomas A.
Ellison Ia the January ladies' Home
journal. Iier home life ia very sim
ple and quiet one. Mrs. Edison has
her housekeeping TO which she gives
her personal supervision her music,
and her social duties ~ well as inter
course with her husband and children
to oceupy hrG time. Her connection
with Her husband b work is shown by
the close manner In which she follows
his inventions step by step, and in the
interest with Which she appreciates
their discovery, improvements and
completion In appearance she is
very youthful and charming. Her
rnnplrXion is olive, her mouth firm
tecth good, and eyes shnde darker
han the hair, which Is brown, alum
dant and wiA.y, unl is wefn parted
oyer her IurehaH, ia n peculiarly ie-
coming WAY She dresses handsomely
aud we'll and looks what she Is the
simple. quiet wife Of IA great and sue
cess5ul man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

PnTrsp~-N, Dec Is To-day Mr. and
Mrs, Michael +, Fryer celebrated he
iifticth anniversary of their marriage
Seven children, number of grand
children and great grandchildren,
besides numerous relatives and friends
were present to enjoy the event.
Mr., Fryer served through tho late
war US II soldier, Us did also one of his
Sous, John Henry Fryer who fell In
front Of Petersburg In 1854 Bntl
father and son We're members Of Com,
pany A, Eifty-third Pennsylvania reEi
ment. MIR f'ryrr's father WA, u soldier
Of the wal of 1872.
Tho aged couple still enjoy good
health
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

wooSsocKEG S. D., Dee 2s The
strain upon H. H. Stevens, owner Of
the Sanhorn County Bank, which failed
Friday, has driven him mail Steps
are being taken to have him examined
hy the Insanity Board and sent to an
asylum
just before going crazy he gave in
stIrIctiOns to the nSsiEncr to pay hack
some money To few creditors who
had mnde lntc deposits, but as nobody
knew the combination of the safe II
could not lc opened.
Small depOsitofs lose about $50, 900
and they are greatly excited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Mrs. NJ. Fraukc was very plrasingly
surprised on Friday evening last, il
being the fiftieth anniversary Of her
birth, by visit from a large number
0f friends, and also the Laurel Cuun-
eli. No. >, L. L. Of \. She received
many useful and valuable presents.
Refreshments were served IN Hinln-
dance, and at an curly hour the party
left, wishing her many more happy
birthdny anniversaries. Among the
many nrracnts received was II very
handsome cake, beautifully iced, with
her n,LIiin ON it and fifticth birthday,
presented by her son, daughter AMI
son-in-laW.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Rcy. w. 6. Koons did not preach at
Grure NJ. L. Chnrch last evening rs am
nuuuced, being Summoned to the bed
side of his father. who is critically i'll
ut his home In Maryland. While ON
his way home from n prolonged visit
to his son IN this city, the elder koons
met with an accident at Baltimore, ly
The iulting of the ears from which he
hna suffered ever since. He is moi eN-
nectcd to recover. Presiding Elder
Murray occupied Grace pulpit, while
one Of the local brethren preached in
his place at Wesley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

A very delightful reception took
plnce last Friday night at the residence
Of Andrew j, Hanna Esq, of No SOB
East Fourth street, this city. II was
the occasion ~ the 18th anniversary Of
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna
and their many friends decided to celc-
ofate the event In a manner betittinR
the event and the season. At an early
hour In the evening the guests began
to arrive, each bringing smiling face,
Klad heart and IA present us II token
OF love or friendship for the pair who
had Just completed "A quarter Of cen
tury of happy and honorable married
life. After a season spent in congrntu-
lations and pleasant social intercourSe
the party repaired to the supper table,
laden with all the toothsome viands
that one could name.
| The seat of honor was occupied by
Mrs. Maria Pass, the mother OF Mrs.
Hanna. Mrs. Pass celebrated her
golden wedding in April, 1ssD, and
now in her eighty-third year, is in the
enjoyment Of good health. with all her
faculties unlmpaircd. She WAS visihly
affected by the kind attentions shown
her, aud In contemplation Of the scene
before her with the many memories IL
called forth,
,..tis a'i'oits IN IN" ,iNi,''i i Su,9n,s we hi'y
llWii''3l iiIsn , 1T. Jhi,'s ~. icih"hI Hi,u
~. MI, or, hllu Mrs' t4iT,iItl /, ',rHph, W
~, an, MT 1ii'l7' a, hat'i alid MISS
1eal ,m,I l@'li, ~ oi ililIaielphia; Nj
W" hIls' iHII.hEnr, I oi brOoklyh, y
L, Foster, wife and daughter, Of Cam
den, " j. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Palmer Of
IAndenborg, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs Preston
Rose, of Iron Hill, Md; Mrs. Bailey
ani NJ Sisl1r S ocean 'ioNe, , Mu.
M NM 4iN' =. DeNiiil oI
merry mn mh; from ,nlS Guy Mr.
ah iili mrs ~, IL. mount, Mr' aiil MIS'
DliiI., liarIe9 iIWetiivg' .hI, aiVl DTS T.
"''99n, w Nv hfS %orEo hhOti
S3li, ~, NJ sIr7' a. y iNps''' M hini
Sir7' Iledp hf' anu hr5' AithpnS'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

The only case of drunkenness before
Judge Ball this morning was that of
Robert Watson, resident of Chester,
who came to this city or visit and
imhibed too freely. As b. was anxious
to get back 10 his work, and promised
to sin no more, he was recommitted
for few hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

West CHESTER, Pa, Dee. 2s.-Gonsta-
bic McFadden, of oxford, brought to
tbe Chester County Prison yesterday
William X. McClurg, who Is charged
with embezzling $50 of the townships
money while supervisor. hr, McCi'lfS
has always borne, an excellent fepa.a-
tion. The township auditors are the
DrOsecutOrS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
rnrnnll 4, . NnInrnl l.ns E.rIo.Ion.

McKErsrorr, Dec, %. An explosion
7of natural gas completely wrerked
The residence of +. Herkoltz, and dan
gcrously injured Mrs. llerkoltz yestor-
fariay. The gas pipe in the cellar was
leaking; am open door allowed the gas
to reach stove when il ignitod. lhe
woman was burned terribly about the
furr and hands Her three children IN
the house escaped uninjmed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

The Stockholders of the Masonic
Hall Company met on Saturday It"r-
noon and elected the following officers
President. GEORGE O. Lohdrll vice
pr,4id.hl, james scott: secretary, John
l.. AIlmond, treasurer, Thomas j. Law
son: directors, ). A, iodgman, .Ianrs
II huegs. Isaac g. Pyle, J. Winfield
scott. Winfield $, Quigley, Joseph II.
Gould. Jumrs Parker, william Baxter
and j Farkc pOstlrs.
Liberty ConclGyc lieptasophs, or 5.
W. NJ, on saturday night elected the
following officers 10 serve during the
ensuing torn. Arrhon, Thomas u. Bee
son, .Ir. provost, Henry J.. Bareford
II. r., George 5. White, +. y, William
Wintrupi 4, Lewis II, Provost pfelate,
George H. Harbcr' !. IT,, ticOrgc W.
Hitchcock trustee, Henry T. Barefordi
representative 10 Grand GonclaYe, >, l..
Stewart,
The following are the officers elected
on saturday evening by Jefferson
Council, No. u, O. L. 4. NJ, for the
ensuing tcrm Councillor, John Reed
T V. T., T. o. sparks; +. s., d. u. Mark
ley; Il. s., i. W. Edwards; A. X. s..
! James Eurk; l., Nilliam j. Gamble
Ex., Davis Il. Fum; l. T., b. H. Simp
son, q. r., Matter Richardson, tWs
toe. David Gutchcll; library directors
for six months, David Gutchrli on'
i year, Walter q. Hurluck.
Bakers Union, No -, elected IN,
following officers on saturday: IrSi
dent, Fritz klimm; yicr-presi,l"ut
Theodore Hammer; treasurer Fred
schmidt, corresponding secretary
/ Theodore Doehiug; financial secre.
tary, George Single; trustees, tiptliel
! Ihle, Willinm AEeNter Charles llae!ler
door keeper, lIirman Gabriel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

At No. 7ia Market street, this (Satur-
dnys) evening, at 80 o'clock, to closh
out the balance of the holiday goods,
such as oil paintings, steel eAFrHyinss;
plush goods, StatuarY, vases, musltal
Instruments and other articles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

There will be u meeting OF Smyth
Circle, Ladies' of the q. A. r., held this
evening at the headquarters Of Smyth
Post, Third and King streets. All
members, and especially the old Nom
bers, are urged to be present, as bust
ness of importance will be transacted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

On Thursday New Years night,
Grant Post, No. l3, q. A. r., will give
u grand supper at their headquarters,
Third and King streets. An abundance
of turkey and chicken will be served,
and as the tickets have been placed at
25 cents there is no doubt but the at
tendance will be large.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

The Christmas music according To
the program published In the RrPUlnI.
CAN saturday WIS rendered Ia West
Presbyterian Church yesterday, the
auditorium being nearly filed by the
largo congregation. Angels from the
Realms OF Glory was composed by
George W. Warren and not as written
In the manuscript sent 10 the press.
While shepherds Watch Their Elocks
by Night, gave an opportunity to
contrast modern with old time music,
without disfavOr 10 the modern. Tho
combination Of recent compositions
with ancient was happy. The choris.
ter, Mr. Clymcr and the members of his
choir We're heartily congratulated on
their brilliant success Mt the close of
the services. The Christmas sermon
was delivered In the forenoon.
In the ninth part Of the exercises the
pnstor, Rry, Albert n. keigwin. arose
In n beautiful garden OF flowers and
preached from Matt l. 23c They
shall call his name Emmanuel, which
being interpreted is. God with u.s. II
| wa much for uur Saviour to trace his
lineage back ihDuands of years TO
kings more Ia ancient prophecy all
the way alung from before Abrahnm'H
| time and most of all through the Mes,
4iahslIip to the tod of the universe.
The speaker did not propose to at
tempt tO prove the wonderful mystery
Of incarnation, II is the most mN.ste.
rious thing In MI scripture, aud does
not admit Of proof by the methods OF
the wisdom Of men.
lie, however, observed l. There l.
nothing remarkable In the thought OF
! inclruatipp. Heuthentsm and The
. t,lI YtalitFtAtfg lu4.a saNrassf.I ft,tI Ia, 81
visible form, NoIh, Shrm, Ham
and Japhrt us noble ancestors are still
wurshipped. Stanley tells uA ol one
OF them being worshipped by tribe
In the heart of Africa. No religion
except the Jewish. ever existed with
out claiming some visible mlnifesta-
ton 81 t,pd and oven that In its ARK
of the Covenant aud Temple in whtt
IN invisible tod dwrllrd Iher,
ap cars to he a charm in the idea oi
trud lS removed TO a great distance
uhoyn us aud far above the sensual
nature.
While do not believe In any surl
hrrvrn rs that, still adait that thrr,
is Il charm about II to human nature
Spencer says. IL there Is n God. He l.
ulknuwn' This is the last word u
athriSiic srirnCG. .Fhr agnostic,
hdlllt thNrN ~ u hlnen lurth, Nhll'
this Is on" phase Of modern thought
the world still goes ON, as in all pas
ages, believing In u personal God nb
sDlutnly commanding the human race
. ! stand on the universal conscious
ness and hereditary belief of all age,
iu tho cou.irtiun that there is II yi7ihl,
God. | believe in Jesus Christ "a
THAT visible God.
H. " second point the speakc
dwcl' ~ lrnglh upon The possibility -
, the Truth pf tho text aud believed Jrsu
was EuuunuWo e-t, ID ia lhr babe.
Ill The tcNt contains the cs5entn
idea of life. Tho preacher treated q
, the relation uf spirit to body OF III
+, divine and human, AMI most emphatI
rnlly of obelicntiyfpllowing the Chris
life
Let Us become man Ike Him as III
became man like God,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Downes 81 Petitdemsuge, successors to
David A. Powell, Nos. 3l3 and 529 Madi-
son street, dealers In Goldfish, paddock,
lake pike, white fish, founders, yellow
perch. OYSTER, IS. 80 and 4O cents per
quart Delivered free iu sll parts OF the
civ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

slightly used Behnins piano, 300.
new Bthning piano, 1919.
nearly new MathusheG piano, FlJo.
secondhand Knabe piano, sl50.
/ Mason and Hnmlin organ, cost
$40. for SO. H. T. ROBELEN,
No. 10 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

and examine our line of fancy goods.
We have a complete assortment at the
lowest prices H. A. Shannon, No. 3O5
West Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

A Maltese cat was lost on Christmas
morning. A liberal reward will be paid
for its return to Is East Fourth street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Preaching in the Builders Exchange
was again success yesterday after
noon judged by the standard OF first
class discourse.
Rev. Vim. W. Campbell took for his
come ye, and let us walk in the light
of the Lord"
lsaiah's prophesy sweeps over all
that Is included In the sixth seal the
opening of which Is described in the
sixth chapter OF Revelation which has
n bearing upon the politics and finance
of the present day.
Under the three heads of politics,
finance and religion, the speaker
showed the srriptuIal promises
means and blessings which God en-
ploys TO overcome certain evils, re-
ferred to in the sixth seal, which he
showed, by current history, had an eX-
istence on earth.
The conclusion of the whole mntter
was that we must go to tho feet Of
Christ and learn righteousness.
THEOLOGICAL PROFESSOR
The sermon wns one OF extraordi-
nary wisdom and ability, and most
emphatically far in advance OF the
average preaching of our times. Mr..
Campbell is thorough thinker and II
finished scholar. He would fill II pro-
fc5sorship in theological seminary
with great benefit to mankind and
, helpfulness to the cause of Christ. II
/ would le difficult TO find thaologian
more amiable and congenlal to young
men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

saturday evening, Mt. Salem NJ. +.
church gave "A Christmas entertain
mcht, an orange and a bag OF candy to
every pupil IN their Sunday SCHOOL.
The pastor, Rev. W. Il. Avery, and
superintendent Benson gave out the
preaents. The children gave rccita-
tions and songs.
Boys Clubs" WAS the theme In st.
Pauls vcsper service.
The churches were well attended
yesterday, Numerous exchanges were
made IN the pulpits. Christmas items
ahOundcd.
SUNDAY SCHOOL FESTIVALS.
81. Johns and Calvary churches will
hold their Christmas Sunday school
festivals this evening at o'clock.
The Rev. Edward Henry Eekel will
Ofiiriate In Narshallton ON "Wednesday
evening ut 130 O'Clock, and preach a
sermon appropriate to the close OF the
year.
st. James Church near Stanton will
! hold Its festival this afternoon at $. l5.
Bishop Coleman and other clergy are
| exphctrd ia hc present, Friends from
| Wilmington are invited to come on
] me 2b1 p. III. train, Baltimore and
/ Ohio railroad.
1 he Sunday school festival nj st,
James, Newport, will he held on Tues
! day evening mt Z o'clock, Charles A.
Cook, superintendent OF Trinity Sun
day school In this city will give an
Illuminated talk ON Christ the Light
OF the World" T.. w. Il Il. trnins
move Hs follows: Leave Wilmington
at $50 y. m; leave Newport at s.57 p
IN, thus aifordlng ample facilities Il
persons from this city desiring to ut
tend the festival.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

These watefy eyes, ''snuillinEs,
thick Lreathing and other catarrhal
symptoms all call fpr the use of old
Saul's Catarrh Cun'. the simplest and
safest remedy fo1 catarrh and inilu-
pnZa, ~ cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

About 1000 FINE MER-
CHANT TAILOR MADE SuITs
(that were $40, $22, S25,
S2S and 500 now cut to
SIS.
Sack Suits, Cutaway Frock
Suits, one, three and four
button and Double Breasted
Sacks, in Cassimcres, Chey-
lots, Worsteds, Diagonals,
Wide Wales and Corkscrews.
Prince Albert Suits in Cork.
screws, Diagonals and Wide
Wales.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

At No. Sl5 Market street. This has been
the busiest. We are now ready FOR
1891. BEECHER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

contractor for hauling by the day or
hour. Sufcs and pianos moved and set
with care. Furniture ears at short
notice. Hosting and rigging done.
Olflce, No. l23 French street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Go to the 7-cent store, No. 235 Mar
ket street, for line candies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

AS the leading churches throughout
the city generally So Grace NJ, "
irrday with holly, evergreen, crows
Sont nc. The literary and musical
aynrcises Of the Sunday schools wert
measurable and entertaining.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
BARGAINS IN 9TEs.9ATs.

We're cutting down to the
lowest level of cost all our
Finest Custom Made Over.
coats. Mems, Boys and Chill
dren's Overeoats at stupen-
dous bargains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Preserve your laby's health lV
promptly administering Dr. Bulls
Baby Syrup for the diseases Of early
childhood. Price - cents II bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
stnic of thc rhcrmemetcr

at the REPUBLICAN ollice to-day, in the
shades
: o'clock: 10 o'clock: Il O'CLOCK
u 80 "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Goto No. 5la King street for the best
cnnJies In the city. All hand made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Hair brushes. French, English and
American solid backs, from BE. up.
laylor u Fullerton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

M.F. Davis, IewOler, . L. @d.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Butter taffy at Ferguson's, IL E. I'd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

y VI NV UUtII 10 TITVIT7TVTV y II
065. Allowing ~ per centum OF tho
amount which Ia sl7,O4779, and tht
from the two collectors $I07, ,s42. TO-
Tho truth IL the county is and has
been for some time very short OF cash
Could 1t receive the amount due 1t, Il
would have sufficient to meet al
obligations. Had Collectors Mckee
and Dougherty been able to nuke a
large returns as ex-Collectors DickeN
and Noary the county would still b,
on n good financial basis.
Bounty Treasurer Haman Is in VERY
Muenyiable position. He Is now, anC
kur aome time has been, compelled Il
stand on the countys creditors, al
occupation distasteful to him and Ger
tainiy not very creditable To the bod.
tho8e servant he is.