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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-07-24

Colby Commencement 1890 is an event OF tie
past and the Bricks are almost deserted
The class Of 80 will be missed in Watrr,ile.
Gilmore and Roberts, Pattcn and Burke Wagg
and others, wherever they are, viii succeed iu
their undertakings
The fine weather we had through Commencement
week, the reunion of former classes, the many
friends of the Alumni and students visiting us,
and the members of the Greek Letter society re
turning, made the Commencement of unusual in
tcrest.
Some of the boys will again try their luck as
book agents, others go to summer hotels as clerks
OF walters. Hall, 80, will teach the Skowhegan
High school. Whitney, 80 Calais Grammar school.
Stover, 81, will be at the Ocean Wave House \. IL.
Watson, '92,will spend his vacation in Boston. Miss
Alice Sawtellc, Colby, IS, has been engaged to
teach in Coburn Institute and Miss Hattie Par
menter, Colby, 80, will assist in the Watcryile
High school.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-07-24

The Bangor News urges the license men to come
out of their holes ana vote for rum, with the re-
mark, "A villain is more OF man than hypu-
critic" This is very good for a free rum paper
Turn the sentence over and fully digest it, Bath
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-07-24
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castcria,
When she had Children, she gave them Ca.,toria.
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Nationalism.


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Maine Matters.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STA
DEATH or EDWARD II. E1.wELL.


ease, Tuesday night July ID, having arriving
there the day before on his return from the
press excursion to Machas. His daughter
Mabel was with him at the time Of his death.
| He was 81 Years Old, and had been in tie
newspaper business all his life. IIc had been
at the head Of the Portland Transcript Since
1913. Mr. Elwelfs son arrived At Bar Ilarbor
ten minutes after his fathers death. The re-
mains were taken to Portland. Edward IIeur,
Eiweli was born in Portland December H. 1925
| In the year lSl2 he entered the office 0f the
| l'ally American as an apprentice to the print
ing business. He remained there until the
paper was diScontnued period of two wear,
| and three months. After spending some two
years As journeyman in the office OF the
| Christian Mirror, then published hy the late
| ReN. Asa CunmnS, he took charge. as
foreman. of the office OF the Frec-Will
| Baptist Repository. published at Limerick,
where he remained a little more than year
He then joined with the late Edwin Plumner
| in the enterprise OF starting in Portland new
weekly literary paper, called the Northern
| Pioneer The first number of this journal al,-
| peared July /, lSiS. Ia lo>s than four months
| 1t gained circulation Of eleven hundred
copies. At the end OF that time Mr. Elwdl
| purchased Mr.. Plummer> interest in the papcr
and united it with the Portland Transcript.
which was started in lS@1 and WAS then plib-
| Iishcd by the latc Era>tls +. Could Mi I'll
well took charge OF the united Journals ON the
18th OF October. ISIS, and has continued III
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MAINE RIVERS AND uAHnu Is.


The New York Tribune h i stony Of the
strange find mae 10y apt;in lyler, a Winter
port, Me. mariner. While ont on q loya2e he
noticed Il cask, all covered with bNrnacic,, boD-
bing along ON the WAVES, He lowered Il boat
and hauled the prize alongside Ii proved 10
be a cask of Old sherry. But it became ,., iIcnt
that the caSk had been tossing for wears On the
sea; no sooner was pre>Sur, Of the water le-
moved than the >taVe, started hure and there
and the Wine began to poui out. X faucet was
hastily inserted and demjohn>. litcher~ bot
ties, pans and basins filled The ships vinegar
was thrown away TO utilize the k,-, huj Ia
spite OF all, there Was wine to spare. IhctleN
leaked more and more, and the deck literally
ran with sherry, as The Tribune'> Old >iit tells
the tale The cask probably went down with a
ship scores Of years before. IT. >taNes were
worn to hnlt lheir origiMHL thckMe.s.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-07-24

Following is the programme for the National
Encampment of the Grand Army Of the ltePub-
lie, August II to 16, in Boston
Tuesday, Aug. l2th-trrand Parade; thu col
umn to be formed (in accordance With the vote
Of the National Encampment Of lNS~} by De
partment> in order of seniority, except that the
Department in which the Encampmeut is held
takes the left. In the evening, Grand Army
and Women's Relief Corps joint reception in
Mechanics Hall admission hy badge OF &. A.
X. or W. X. c.
Wednesday, Aug 13th-Meeting Of the Ma
tional Encampment at 10 A. NJ, in Music Hall.
Winter street. Meeting of the National Eucamp-
ment. Woman's Relief Corps, in fremont Trn-
pie, fremont street. In the evening Grand
Army Campfire in Mechanics Building.
Thursday, Aug. l4th-Contnued sessions of
the National Encampmeut, G. A. K. aud Wo1n-
ans Relief Corps. In the evening a banquet
to the delegates of the National Eucampment
and to invited guests in the Mechanics Building.
Friday, Aug. l5th-Excur>ion by rail to
Plymouth, clam bake there for the delegates
of the National Encampment G. \. X. and
Woman's Relief Corps. In the evening, camp
fire by Woman's Relief Corps at fremont Tenn
pie.
Saturday, Aug. 16th-Steamboa excursion
for the members of the National Encampment
down the harbor to Minots Light, thence along
the northern shore to Cape Ann, passing Ma
hant, Salem, Marblehead and Rockport to
Thatcher's Light. Fish dinner on boat.
A reunion of Naval Veterans will be held
during the Encampment. Headquarters will
be established at the hall OF the KeArsage AS
sociaton corner Washington and Union Park
streets. Reunions of other organizations will
also be held. The Woman's Relief Corps, de-
partment of Massachusetts,. will furnish lunch
at Bumstead Hall for the delegates of the Ma
tional Encampment &. A. r., each day during
the session Of the Encampment.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-07-24
IN GENERAL.

The coporator> of the Skowhegam and Nor
ridgewock Railway Company have Voted to
make preliminary survey Of the road
The u. A. r. encampment at Lake SebaS-
ticook, Newport Camp Benson), will begin
August Is, and continue seven DAYS
Mrs. Il. Chandler arrived in Ellsworth .luiy
10th. and is at the residence OF her daughter
Mrs. Eugene Hale, where She will remain for
a considerable part OF the season.
Joseph Boothby has kidnapped his chilli
the heir to considerable money on the death of
his mother three years ago-from Parsonsfeld,
Me-, and is supposed to have gone to Florida.
Mrs Sarah ;. Sampson, the famous matron
of the Third Maine Regiment during the war,
will probably attend the reunion at Boston as
the guest of Col, and Mrs. Staples.
new military company has been formed in
Bangor, with Capt Eugene PhIbrook First
Lieut., Walter II. Mills, Second Lieut., llec-
tor Fellows as officers. They propose to pc
tition for place in the reserve militia after they
attain proficiency in drill.
The tonnage built in the Bath Customs Dis
trict for the six months ending June Both, eX-
ceeds the amount built in the corresponding
period Of last year. The indications are that
the next six months will SHOW a large increase
Mr.. Charles 5. Williams. recently appointed
keeper of the light house on Half WAY Rock
near Portland, was graduated from the Maire e
State College this year, having paid his way
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-07-24

Its cconomical-Br Brussels soap.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-07-24

no left the tMited States for Liberia last wear
ha}e lately returned, being unable to stand the
climate Every }hody going 10 a new climate should
have a hottle of sulphur Bitters with them as a
safeguard against disease-ifar2tord rourant.
"sha l put a head on this commun ication?'
asked the repoitc1 "No,'' was the reply, reserve
your efforts for the man vino wrote it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

MOTH T. TO All WHOM 1T MAY
- cunr-rn, { d, BIS Rite notice HAT l
starIu akrAHrlInaitnu 81 VI" ,olHtuE session
IlutA nAElEta.
thnbUtGa. bee. ontl5u. dl2.t~-im
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
Union nj. E. Church.

Row. Vaughan s, Collins of Scott NJ,
Il. Church, preached In Union NJ. Il.
Church, on Sunday morning, an inter
esting sermon from the 2lst verse Of
the list chapter of ST. Matthew: "She
shall bring fOrth a Son. and shall call
his name Jesus, and he shall save the
people from their sins In hls prera-
tory remarks he referred to the habit
of all Christian people decorating their
homes, aud nreIar1ug Gifts for friends
mt Christmas time 10 commemorate
the birth of Christ The mystery Of
this birth could not be rxplained hut
the fact could not he controyertcd and
It's influence would extend through
eternity. He reprohated Tie idea that
Christ was merrlya good man ms some
persons conteuded. lie was either Il
Saviour. possessing power with God
or one of the greatest hvpocrites thnt
ever existed. No one could gav thaf he
partook Of the latter character.
His aelf.denial. His sufTerings. and
His resurrection proved His divinity.
In referring To the happiness that eX-
, istcd IN most families. he said there
| were many exceptions. caused hy
drunkenness aud wrouu-doiuu. He
conmiscInted families suilerillg from
| such exccsse1 and prayed for the rrTor.
nation Of the erring ones While God
said He had sci before lis an omen
door, and no man can shut it. vet when
II il shut no human power caIi nprn II
He therefore cXhurtrd all To Improve
the present aud make their salvation
sure, He referred 10 the crring sons
land daughters and the pravcls fol
thcil reformation ~ their father. ano
mothers. Only their own prayers
however can open the door.
| They should understand fills. nuf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
Philadelphia Wilmington G.
Baltimore r. K.

Trains will leave Wilmington ne follows

Trains will leave Wilmington ne follows
Ph!ladel phia texpressl. ! IS, 2 6s. 20.
ss 10, ssS, 3 % 9 q. 10 o 10 q, u e,
3 90. q u. 0 30, : ob andD 10 D. m.
Account Odatioh, 8 10, y IS, : 05, S 10,
40 20 q. m. Y 81, 81, d, IS. 8 70. ~,
2 40 and 10 80 p. IN.
For Chester texpress), 4 o., %. 6 30 I so,
E 80, 9 90, Al, ii 81 q. m, Il 30, II,
Accommodation, 40. IS, : O5. 10.
40 -, II SO a. NJ, y rs, %. 8 ID. 4 70, ; 20
New YORK. D. 55, 70, 80. IS, 3 50,
90 o., 10 40, IL 81 a. m. 81. II, y 20, / 80.
~, 2s2, S45, TO- Il, 0 SO. o q, Z OS.
For Bos on without change, 10 40 u. IN
For west Chester, via LaInokin, 8 10
and 10 "a. M, 2 81 and I5p. IN.
For Ne wafh (Centrel and Intermediate
stations, 7 tOa. m, IL % and 80 n. ~.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
Baltimore and Bay Line. 70 D. m.
II, 10 - and II GOA. IN, IL OF, q Is, "A.
%, It O3, 40, 4 20 y. m, and IL 40 night.
Trims for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle. Is, u Is II 10 n. M, 2 -.
~ 80, IL. OO, 90 p. m, and u %
Georgetown. 3 IS n. M, p. IN.
Harrington, Delmnr and way stations,
Is a. M, and so p. m.
Express fer Dover, Harrington aud
Delmar, II % u. M, so p. IN. and Il OIL
night
franklin City. 8 10 Il. IN.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, IL 0S Il. m, aud
II Of night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
Wilmington !eApressl 10y, 70, z. -.
4 o., IL, B 0s, 8 40. g IA, Bb7 49, II IL, II 80
d, M, aud IL OJ night,
AccSm,nodntlon,s ., 0 10, 10 q, Ii IS a.
m. l25 a2s q 10. DO 49, 6 81 SSs, 10 %,
Ia i0aul II 2b d, m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
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IRA ms LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEfOIs
EAST BoUSp.
Expires, trains.
new ycgE. week days, s2tJ, .7lG s745
HU.3i, "l!.lg q. M, +2Ia 70 -, y 10 j.. IN.
New York, sundays. ~ 10, II TO-, Il. M,
sl3 ~, a24, so5l, - 10 y. IN.
Boston, - 81 y. M, daily, with Pullman
Buffet sleeping Cars, running through to
Boston without change via Poughkeep.
Sie Bridge, landing passengers IN o. b
PhiiaGelphia, week days, ssl3, 500,
SIS, S7lU, u Is. Z ~, as ~, y 90 ~ 81, 1905,
so 81, ~ 50 a. m;sl3'Ie, o. s2l5, ! Us. ala,
go. 1872. . 70, - so, 5 .. - u, 1dp; n. :.
- Ph!ladelphia, Sundays, 2la, e,%
~ 10, $50, . Oj, II 20 q. III. sl9 10, co. ~ 10,
s55, llO, $40, '554, 6i5. TSa. SOS, '0lI,
~ Chester se week days .2I1 600, o45.
oil 3d. IA. IN. 90, IA, 3 IS, 10, . 20, IS 81,
A., ~ 80. 500, asll, 10 p; IN.
Ghe?tei, sand%Hyys, =; - 81, Ti9; 70,
IS 2b, 6I3 ~ SB, O5, az IL, p. IN.
Atlantic Cily, weekdays. "T,IOa. m, 10 70,
'l4sp. m, sunday, '7,i6a. m, '2.t5p .. m.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, -459, :. %, % IS,
20 50 a. m; Ito '2.iO, IS. 'S.0s, 'c.d. 's.97
Garimsre and way stations, 40 a. m, 2.ai
Baltimore and principal stations on Pbua.
peRsp sMaI p,V III A. T. 10 ia. M,
.l4.m. ?.SS $40 $40, 's,ai, 's.J7, lilo p. m.
Pitisburg '4.s'a. M sos p. IN. daily;
Cincinnati AND st. Louis, ia. 10 p. IN. and
.. o. u. m, both daily.
! Siuseriy accommodation, 40 a, IN. ..55,
| B4l and II. 10 Z. N. daily,
Iandenberg accommodation, week Gays,
! go IL 35 u. III. /; 2. IS and sos " IN. sundays
! a.21a. W.and ga ~ IN,
| 1RAIHs LKAVH MARgsr srREEr srATr q =
For Philadelphia Neck days, h.t5, q, 90, =, %
'e.H' IS II IS. a. IN, l2.4l, -, 3,5, 500.
p. IN. Sundays G. 81 a, N; II ~ 3. 81, 5,OO ?.
gnr Baltimore week days, 6.a5, e.St, 's2n
90 TN a. m. 80, 800 p. IN. sundays,
Baltimore and principal stations On Phlla-
! delpnia Division, ln.tl a. me- daily except
FoF I andeubers and way stations. week
| dave SO, 10. a, a, m. . II, 5.UUp. ia. Sun-
| days, y. Is 4. IN, aud so y. NJ.
| Chicago, -s.21a. IN. daily, except sunday.
PutThurR, s5.0O p, m daily.
| Cincinnati and st. Louis al IS, aims
| daily except sunday.
| lEANf IFIJApEIPHIA FOR WtfMtHI TON
Daily A2i &C q, +, : -, ~sl5 s 40.
| $40 90 lQGH sll.3l Il m; /. no noon, Il ~.
| Il 80 IA 500, '4al. Is, % Is, . 30, ~ %,
! c So y 81, g TO- 10 10 II 30 y. IL.
| Suuua5, ~ a, e b. q u, 80, 10 70, 10 o.,
! MI IS Il. M, T. Hocn. 55, ", = 81, 49,,
! ssd5, d 80, II 81 10, 10 l0und II 80 p. IN.
| Telephone No. 49,
! BA- kGtes TO western points lower than via
/ any other line, ,,,
| j. D. ODELb, co, stuLLs
EEu'l Manager. Gen'l ass Agt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Sufferers from Catarrh troubles
lnould ca fefIlh read the above.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Will Ton heed the warniEsf The sig
nal perhaps OF the sure approach oil that
more terrible disease Consumption, Ask
yourselves il you can afford for the sake
OF say.ng 5gc,, to run tue risk AID dc
nothing Tor II. We know from expert
cuCe thai SAiloh's Cure vii cure your
cough. 1t never fails. 1Lis explains
why more than Million Bottles were
sold the EaEt ycsr. ! relieves cfouf
and wLooping cough ut once Mothers
DO not be without IT, For lame back
eide or chest use Shlloh's Porous Plaster.
4 y. b. DaElarth, Wholesale aud retail
agent, Second and Market streets. WI.
miUgtUG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Tho Washi"g'"p secre' alarriage Bureau
Incorporated under the laws Of the
State OF Washington.
The objects OF the incorporation are 10
aid aud Aesist In every honorable manner,
those petLoGS desiring TO marry, In Sc
curing Il desirable husband or wife, and
to aid, assist and encourage social inter
! course and correspondence between par
ties who may have the object OF matr-
mony IN view, for which services Tea-
soGsb!e lee will be charged.
We are ia communication with al
casscs OF pforle in all sections OF the
| country aud keep an accurate register o.
all NAMES aud particulars sent us; We
can please every one. All commuuica.
| lions treated with the strictest confidence.
Enclose ten cents in ntsmps for which
we viii send you application blank and
mrther PARTICULAR. Address The Wash-
lngton teecreD Marriage Bureau,
| Tacoma, Wash.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
A DMINISTRATRIX's SALE
N OF
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of renewed order of the
Orphans Court. OF TIE STAT Of Delaware, IN
and for New Castle County, neae on Tue
eighth day Of November. a, ~, 1879, Will he
GApOsed TO sale, at Public Nendue,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE TNENTY-FIRSl DAY OF JANUARY,
1921, at ~ O'Clock. a. m
at the Court House, In The city OF " ilmington,
the following described Real Estate, late u
John Holland drcelEei. to Wit:
All that reTtgiu lot Ul land. or farm, fiiua-
ted In MIN Greek aHundred, New Castle
County, aud STATE or Delaware, bounded as
follows, 10 vii!
Adjoining lands Of Andrew Airksr Robert
Mcfarland, Thomas r. LYMAN, DT. Bowman,
James brown and john Morrison. nn the
r0sd leading rom stanton to Newark cont
tanning 1871 acres. more or less.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by
ELLA HOLLAND, Administrators, -
,tr by her Attorney,
Attest: Coarlos II. McN horter, clerk U. C..
John II Rodney. Attorney. d24.ltd-tW
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

imrrv A.=tlrai WnD resides EGm
Yogi4n. Christina flInirl, caught
two huWkS IL -tr,l tup u isN Oas-
Hgu. fhuF,grie lAfEh, impUlunt lel
sTn and thrI'eap.m Nitt pnNn q IL.
ifrG To fhr Uyi}etiaurhood, a. chicken
would lmrJly make u atis.artotY meat
for one uf fmIn They rn#h Hea-'1s.d
oyur lplr T.. Z lWiwcen tletirs q, tllet'
oHtsrlrtchcd witF-. Harry -ktalld n
donated a=dIplomu as 1t reward oi
M Nh - -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

the .alr oil the effects Of The late pr.
Lewis. at tdurrroft, on IaC-di6y. was
largely rttendcd bl residents Of the
nriG haplitood, and tlte entire stoek
WI CLOSED out at good r.ices. The
household goods uettcd $1,000, and
thr stock and farming utan.ils footed
up $1,000, making in tall @EhoO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
How to onre All sam l,isenses.

Simply apply "SwAYNk's GINTNIL vt. -
No Internal medicine required. Cures
tettCr, eczema, itch, all cruptious on the
face, hands, nose, etc, le;lN mig the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great
healing aud curative powers are POI
sesScd by no Other remedy. Ask your
druggist Tor SwAHSE's OlNiAENI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
CACAHItti.
Catarrhal Deafness, Hay Eever--A New
Home Treatment.

Christian Advocate.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they are due 10 the presence OF living
parasites IN the lining membrane OF the
nose and eustaGhisu tubes. Microscopic
rcsesrch, however, has proved this to be
a fact, and the result OF Ibis discovery is
that a simple remedy has been iormu-
4ted whereby cNtStlD, catarrhal deaf
ness and hay fever are permanently
cured In from one 10 three simple appl-
calioEs made at hone by the patient
once IN two weeks.
N. H----ILiS treatment Is not snuh
or an ointment, hoth have been discarded
Uy reputable physicians AS injurious. a
pam pAlrt "EplHin,ug THIS new treatment
is cent Tree on receipt OF stamp TO pay
postage by A. II. DIXoN n Sos, $50 and
339 West King street, Toronto, Canada.
Suncregs from Catarrh' troubles
snuull q IefIlh read IhH above.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

NfEM ,IGNE sIGTf-IUGT NUiE'
lH Signed lt- opened tnrw cigar tore
at /" ,ul Monroe street tll ibu ialt-i
amt b,s. ntl,Ut- Is we'll ~ Hb Elitds ~
smnkIuW tud chew iuR tpbrhrns ~ hand.
me- citizens generally u,n invited 80
rHlI. d.5ais CHARLES Iuil NsON,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
GORDON HEIGHTS.


splendid view OI the Delaware River
and CITY Of w ilmmKtoh. Ne inter.
vening marsh land. ! lie city i, eNtcnd-
INK rapidly III thai directloR ana these
fire sit---tllOHS must necessarily greatly
incl~-.ss in value. These lots are u part
OF tie Weil-SuuWn Gordon tract, slul-
uteu about one ntte north OF tiIe city
line and cX tending from the Phila. Pike
To tie Delaware EtyGr. Electric lt,ul.
Why terminus hAli 3 mile from tho land
and " i'll likely hC extended toll ina short
time The lots iIgiuid cut lD0it front aAd
ijl to 800 feet in depth. 1t IS inton he'd
tn-e.l to parties }elp will bl.ild neat and
attractive hnusC- iuY home
VIC thiHlSno more handsomely sit
uatcd lots have ever been offered for
sale arouul Wilmington. Prices viii
lie sturted very low and terms made To
suit any purchaser. Tile undersigned
Will be pleased ~ show the lots at any
tiute. Plots and iull particulars lar
Uished NJ office.
Philip Ee Clark 81 90
ll4-tn-tli-s-tf 81 MAENET 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

There are
many white soaps. ...
each
represented to be
just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like ..-....
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
md remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having Il.
lis sold everywhere,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

NulICF-THE ANNUAL MEET so
~ o" Ihe Idrmers' Mutual . re 'nsuianer
company Of Mtll creek IIundrr .. " WEI he
hr'd Al VI, Mermaid, on Monday, iauuaIy
stl 1877 Meet +. D'rllck m.
tPEA' 'ltkStI,FH. President
I l., J, bAtpWtN, See rtury,
dgl-.tw. "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

-Ii-AFAKM or IN ACRES
y mid innd II, Sew iitstic
.i, ~ ,rp. within three nlilvs of
u.t,wnrc i;uiirons, ana four
wan IA "a highly ,ulTtoNcu
ll sty-stury dwelling and
,,E5 i,iiidlngs. al coihpttlt-
A 4,rcnm If water phSer
inu. About 4 acres of
il prime of bearing Price
..n-t ~ nut yuld vii be
iI,r,s4 ! u. NICHOLS Cen
dsl, H.asiid.s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Atm NIXON ALL PERSONS NF-
N sir,ug drugs pure aut ,uciniH o.. OF
visiting llelr nresctt tiuus ~ private rreipis
taTrfNitN cuUpnuuhrd WIN lute materials,
.uuuli fptt tN' drur store nj II. u. kRi' e.
~ H~r. No, 5.5 Matbct street, Niimingi 80.
Itt1 NHNITiI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

yt. oItENCHhNGE A Farm
l.elus iH acres, pgeu l''ill,liii.sS
.u.. I,H. well wIirrtd, s"i ~, NV
~ G,ebs aud rhuIcn'r. I'M
5yr& 90 lrdaHd Market Oh