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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-26
Stocks, Bonds and Real Estate For Sale
Real Estate For Sale.

s395 viii buy % Lot on South Jacob street
Call at once.
500 VIII buy Lot On Wood street Now is th'
time TO invest.
.:i25 VIII buy Lot on Eric street. This Is
your opportunity.
Sl50Wlll buy ana Eight roomed Frame House
This s q rare bargain.
FOR RENT.
An elegant siX-roomcd house within three
minutes walk of Postoilicc All conyeuicnccs
MONEY TO LOAN.
GEO. J. MATHISON.
1910 Chapliue Street.
Telephone fO7 aul6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-26
1iuilrnnne.

OHIO RIVER RAILROA d.
~ TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT 81
GUST l.th. 1890 Passenger trains VIII run ns
foiiow,-C Central Time All trains daily 'Arept
those marked thus p which DO not run on Sun
day;
,,,, ,,.,-,r No 2. \. SD 70 A.. 1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-26

r.r. cases cf borsestcaling are reported
. -.. --t issue ~ tle Grecuorier hd'-
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-03-18
STATE News.
Cream of the State Press.

Hrops of Turpentine and Grains Of Rice from the
East Clusters Of GEsRes. and Tooacc Gr SheHS
IF wheat from The West, and Peanuts
Al d Cotton Seed FROM tue SOUTH
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-03-18
a HALF MILLIoN DoLLAR FIRE.

CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE FIVE story
building Ga the southeast corner of Third
and Vine streets, owned and occupied by
Stern, Mayer & Co., one of the largest
and wealthiest clothing manufacturing
firms in this city, was completely Quilted
by fire this morning. The loss is esti-
mated at 100000. Insurance $25O,OOO.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-03-18
THE TERRIBLE DISASTER.

LONDON, March l2.-Telegrams of sym
pathy have been sent by Queen Victoria,
the lord mayor of London and others to
the families of tee victims of the Morsa
colliery disaster.
Nineteen bodies have been recovered
from the mine. The flames in the mine
are rapidly spreading, and there is very
little hope of recovering the bodies.
Gangs of volunteers are at work trying
to check the progress of the fire aadreach
the entombed men. Folly throe-fourths
of the men were married and leave large
families. It is now estimated that one
hundred at least lost their lives.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-03-18
TROOPS AND BRIGANns.

CoNsTASTINoPLE, March ia terrific
encounter between Turkish troops and a
band Of brigands has taken place lat
Eassona. The Turkish troops succeeded
in dispensing the brigands, but lost twenty,
killed in tie fight, while the brigands lost
only six.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-03-18
A LYNCHING.

HUNTERS w. Va, March IL a
courier has just arrived from Princeton,
bringing the news that Bell Amen and
Witherford Tryon, two negroes, charged
with the murder of Constable Belcher,
were taken from the Mercer county Jail
by a mob Saturday night and shot to
death.
Both negroes were notorious despera-
does and had killed three men before the
Belcher murder.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-03-18

Murfreesbore LnGer: Mrs. Jno. B.
Trader died at the residence of her husband
in this place last Sunday morning after a
long illness.-Mr. A. B. Roberts, who
formerly resided near this place, was
killed near Birmingham, Ala, afew days
z by a train. He was on a railroad
bridge and his body was mangled beyond
recognition. He was a native of New
York State, and located near here a few
years ago to engage in the grape culture.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-03-18

LONDON, March l2.--In the House of
Commons to-day the Irish land tenure
bill was rejected by a vote of 231 to
179.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
AN ICE FAMINE TIE iRED.

Apprshens!ons OF an lee famire grow
graver 40 this month of January passes
and still no cold days come. The wealth.
or that during the sunmtr prospered the
lceman now seems about TO rob him Of
his livelihood. Every man In the bust
ness claims that never In the history OF
ice-dealing was there suHh a gloomy out
look as tho present. w. u. Bryant, 4
young man who processes to be we'll
vesscd in the traditi rs Of Ice, 10 certain
that Just sucl, Encouraging situation
never before existcd In the trade OF New
York.
" According TO the statements made to
me by the different companies OF this
city, lie SAID, there ia not enough ice
TO last until February &c this warm
weather continues. The Knickerbocker
Company HAYS exhausted their Hudson.
river Ice and are now depending upon
he 20, 0D0 OF 10000 ions that they have
at Rochlaad lake. The RIdgewood Ice
Company have somsthlpg less than
10000 tons The Glascoe lee Company
have no Ice except what they have at the
dock, and are endeayoring to make
arrangements to get three schooner loads
from Maine. The Consumer and
Mutual Benefit Ice Companies, 1 am
told, are ont of Hudson-riyer ice and
are now running Maine Ice. Tho New
York Ice Company will soon have to
depend upon other companies to supply
them, and as for our own company, y.
3. Schultz, we are out and getting ice
from other companies.
when the river closes there 10 usually
enough OF ice TO carry us through the
winter. Never before, In my memory,
were the icehouses 80 nearly empty a.
now. II no leo 10 cut before February /
we VIII all have to stop business. Last
year at this time there were half a
million tons OF ice left over from the pre-
vious year. With this old ice and that
put up we had last spring about three
quarters OF a crop. This year, in my
opinion, II will lake six weeks or two
months Of cold weather to make a crop.
1t is said that the Rivera OF Maine aud the
lakes OF Northern New York are as free
from ice as the Hudson, 30 that the cold
must eItend from the Allegheny to the
coast to help us out.
Now, II there is no ice In the Hudson
not only will hundreds OF men and boys
be thrown out Of employ meut In this city
and the Hudson villages lose an import.
ant source of revenue, but I cannot see
how Ice Will te cheap enough to be
within the reach Of the poor people OF
this city"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
Got Presents She Liked.

An Atlsnt', Ga, cir', who has Just
heen married, CERTAINLY possesses unusual
business tact. About two weeks ago she
made q tour of ali the prominent jeweiry,
furniture. book ard china stores OF her
city. At each she Inquired Tor the pro-
pristor, and on being Shown to that per-
son she said: 81 am about TO be married,
and 1t 10 very probable that some OF my
friends may come In here and select me a
present. It's horrid 10 get something
you dent like, so l want you to look out
for me, and II you can satisfy yourself
that present is TO be purchased Tor me,
indu the purchaser TO buy something |
will now select" The proprietor could
see nothing wrong in granting the re.
quest, and the young lady eelectci a
number of things which suited her taste.
They were marked ana the clerks not,-
fed. From all that can be learned the
scheme worked well, ana on her wedding
night the happy bride had but few pres
ents with which she was not pleased.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

WANTED-TIIKEE GOOD MEN TO
w sell for IA. either o. nriary or cntnmis.
sion. Addresa NAY BtUTHE Rs, Nnrsery-
men, Rochester. N. Y. lg.btt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

II trustworthy statistics could be hat
OF the hummer OF persons who Q every
year or become permanently diseas o.
from sleeping In damp or cold beds, they
would pfo6ab b, astonishing and APP
pallinp, says Good ousekeepin2. 1t Is
a peril that constantly besets travelling
In.n, and II they arc wise they will iu-
varlaby insist upon having their beds
aired aud dried, eyen at the risk OF caus-
Ing much trouble to their landlords. But
the peril resides Ia the house, and the
cold "spare room" has slain It's thou
sands oil hapless guests, aud Will go on
with its slaughter TIL people learn wis
d IN. Not only the guest but the family
often suiltr the pnalty OF sleeping in
C i'd rooms and chilling their bodies at a
time when they nerd all of their bodily
heat, by getting between cold sheets.
Even In warm summer weather a cold,
damp bed viii let In its deadly work. 1t
IS n needless peril, and the neglect to
provide dry rooms aud beds has In it the
elem ent OF murder and suicide.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11


E'oR SALE. .
On easy terms and AZ low prices large
number OF dwelling houses, among them
he following:
lo0i West Eighth street,
12l5 West Eighth street,
800 East Thlr'eenth stieet,
N. W. Corner Third aud Shipley,
1913 Lincoln street,
l60i Weet Ninth street,
10 Market str ct,
SIS Madison street,
Sid Reed sire {,
1000, 1902. leoi Wilson street,
los Lincoln street,
1902, 1914 West Eighth street,
623 Lincoln street
207, 20, oil East Fifteenth street,
507 West Fourth street,
oil Monroe str OF,
ia East Sixth street,
223 south Jackson street,
237 Adams street,
65 Morrow street,
CSC WashlnV ton street,
Alb, AIS, All Sherman street,
6o2, doi West Eighth street,
S23 Adams street,
143l Harrison street,
S. H. Corner Taylor and Pine,
1919, 1914, 1916 Wilson street.
22n5, 22O1 Market street,
SIS Madison street
SOL West 3rd street,
12l Dn pont street,
1902, 1911 West Front street,
ISL Locust street,
81 South Clayton street,
IA South Clayton street,
l South Clayton street,
1904 We : End street,
7t2 70i and FOG East 18th street,
i704 and 1895 Lancaster avenue,
1927 Lincoln street,
100 Lincdln street,
TO, 7l2 and III East llth street,
CLARK & McLEAR,
Ger. Sth aud Market streets.
dS-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

w ANTED--MRs. A. n. CHANDLER
w recently bus out At No. 5g2 King
street. y prepared Ter few gentlemen board
rts ~ her present location, No. ~, F.s 1
fonrih street First class tab's. AIso table
poAfusiA JS-lwS
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
Philadelphia Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad



rhi,Heeiphia scnspres =. i.s5. 80, 40. $40.
.. H. ~ 70, i2sc, las, Az, D. ~, 55 ~
oZs 10. 10 itp. IN. ~
a. M, Ras, is abs sS,ysis, ~. 70 S j. IT'S iStS
ar isa'rl!:' d. '' 81 a91s5 rs s sas
10 q p N; cm s.-
II d !. m, rs is. a@, d, 81" %.
New Ssrs, =. ase, as Gao, oss So,
w. bSs' 81 = ~, os, u, and % y, y, q
For Nest Chester, via Lainokin, . ~ aai
FOR Newark GENRE nd II intermediate AZ,
uo AIM, co.: m md y .. sna s,p. M
~nnsnp M, and =! rs night.
"a i,siii% %s wi %s.hi%siSn .. ;os e
Trains ief Dcis-.T. bvisl.a leave e. ior
Ssorss!swns "a. i, M 10 pi 4 sna7.o, p m.
Mn. y. ing bslnar' and way stations,
HTTp snrs,. FOR Or HSrriaetGp, 81, and 100
franklin -City. s 30 =. ~
r. Exnress for Cape Charles. Old Point Com
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, for Will
II Is e ss1psess, 50. ~ ~, ga, 10 70
10, y l. Cos; .Sls. sS. 90, 81 ~ ia
!, ']sSss9a IS - s' rs q ss"'s L.. i5si.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
4 .S t$;.f ~ 81 .'s ss as q. IA
Accom- ods,,on. 100. SIS, sloA. NJ. I'm
iz5, 4lO, ~. 10 % and 10 45 =. n. us CIV
Eor ohe Is tenpre's,. l.5'. ii.Si AM. 5.T.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

w LILLIAN MCKENZIE, MERCH A Mt
streets. WifG T' =: w, corner Third and shipicy
80 s.ent's clothing cleaned. dyed, secured
Psn,e SUI Iephireu, suits from I'll TO -
snts 70 order IRON % mp To 7. 50 specially
eaiaeuon guaranteed d-tof
WISH TO EMPLOY a FEW
- ladies on salary to take charge of INV
ou ness At tier ho mes. Light, very fasri
hhsnt4k ana hea ,thi.i. Wages, SO per week,
nsst.,nehce elFen, Good pay for part tl,nc
A Address with stamp. Mis-. MARiuN
ALkhf' Louisville. Ky. n-is-sot. cod
8. C. 1000 s.. c.
FOR Gentlemen. Sure cure. Is not
oniy sure cure in every case bnt a
real preventive if taken in time withont
aeiay' solu IN one and two-doilar bot
ties Sopot, Wilmington, Del, No. ioI
East Fourth st. ss5.Stx IVA
A TTENTION-ALL PERSONS DE
- string drugs pure aud chemicals or yish
cnE ,hsr PRESCRIPTIONS or private receipt,
cAeinlly compounded with pure materlais
s .Is,,d 20 TO the drug store OF II r. BRiEG.
aohsI. No. 3l7 Market street. Whining tes.
.14s
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be -......
Just as good as the Ivory
They are not.
but like
all counterfcits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap -
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11


The custom OF giving New Years pres.
ents has apparently not died out in The
South yet, as a woman IN that sec ion
lately wiote the ALLOWING letter to Mrs
Harri.on.
81 am very desirous to get New Years
present from Washington City, and con-
sequently have located on you for the
present, us gave all the aid l could to
give Mr.. Harrison the Presidents office.
My son John cast his FIRST and only vote
Tor Harrison through my influence, and
many, many Others, aud now New
Years keepsake will be highly Apr, CT
aed from you. II you respond to my
desire please do not express it, as i have
vowed never to pay express again unless
| could get to SEQ what / pay for. 30
pay the expiessage when you ship the
present., 30 that ! will not have to break
my VOW. A dress pattern or anything.
Your true friend,
MRS. GEORGE WASHINGTON"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

Tie last pearl nsha5 5cason in Ceylon
could not have been more successful
than IL was. The ssa.On only lasts 81
days, and during that period 1000, 900
oysters were brough to tle eur a,e By 30
divers. They are pad y che. fourth OF
the number. This sessun the whole pro-
duce was sold at the rat OF 24s. Tor | O00
shells. The Govern nent received
eco. 600 as their share aud the divers
So, 400. The largest pearls are worth in
Ceylon from Ei0 to I81, aud IN Europe
they fetch three times tie price or more.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 924o lbs. OF good clean
coal Tor a ton, and that 10 what we pro-
pose TO give tor the year OF 1890. Our
coal Is under cover and screened, under
oar own supervision. Kindliuy wood in
large loads. Westrn oats u speciality,
bsle1 hay and straw by thu ton. Yard.
/ W MARY land avenue. Telephone, 3i5.
Central ollira, 7th and King streets.
Telephone 5SS. open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
BARGAINS Il DRY GOODS


TUX CltRlSTMAS AND NEW YEAR
We will commence this day
and continue to sell out our en-
tire stock at cost to close busi-
ness We call special attention
to our large stock OF Ladies'
Misses. Mems and Boys VIM
ter Underwear. We-Waut to
turn the stock into cash as soon
as possible. Those looking Tor
bargains will do well to call and
examine the stock, for this will
be the cheapest place in town to
secure bargains. This is no
catch penny trick, as we have
positively made up our minds
to quit the business, or we will
sell the entire stock to a person
with the ready cash. Here is a
chance seldom met with, as this
is an old established stand, do
ing a good business since 1886.
Good and sufficient reasons CIV
en- for selling.
E. T. STROUD & CO.
1o9 West Second Street.
dii cod 1871. W, rs
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

The finest and most perfect production
OF medical science ever offered the allie
ted for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, &c. 1t will positively prevent
the iDroads OF consumption and preserve
your system against its destroying pow
err. Always rsliasio for eauphs. Luarso.
meas, loss of voice, sore throat, NC.
Regular Druggists sell 1t. De. .ot, Will
mington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
IN MI SHAREuoLDERsoF

Sr,Gii ALL SHAEEIIoLDERSo OF
\ DIS. t.utrtl Loan Association ARE
I-,qU. .tlDr|l that the question OF the
attt.nt,u,y Ut consolidation wi til some
.,,a,.t' -,atr 5-.unintipu will be submitted
I, me .hlrta loidars Mt the next regular
,,ai.tI4t needing, 10 hc held NJ No III
Wu,et-,tfe' on Wednesday evening,
JHMr I5-u 1891. n'om 7untll o'clock,
enc. tune II vote upon the question
an fsftisin by shares Every mem cr
4 entitled 10 vote. Polls viii close at
ijnrA -hup fnr report OF values Or
tot-iI-r n formation inquire Of
CHARLES TRUMP. President.
WILLIAM n. HAWKINS, secretary.
l-p-Et
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

BrevitisA
tho cn~apeHt hat houss In the cny
RUmford Bros. $OA Market street.
brazilian Balm cures a cold. ~ doses, Ioc.
Inv bush's coal, you viii iikeit
American Laundry. coz West Frons,..
Try Bush's coal; you Win surelyiixss.
Cuppins and ieechinx. 1915 Il. second.t.
Fine lsh. Rings at HAni's, Is E. 4th street..
Frank RooD Smith. druggist, 9TH and KIM.
hhirts, loc. coiars aud cuffs. &c. each. City
st.nm Laundry, 9th and shipiey streets.
An uxceIlent merino undershirt for zoe.
at Wyatt u Go. =, 60J Market street.
Prompt service, good work, no rippiur or
shilnkinE at new carpet cleaning works
r. q. Hodges Proprietor No, 1903 West
Eighth street. Telephone al.
The new carpet cleaning works ia the best
ArfAined Tor lirst class work. Positively no
Tipping or shrinking. v. q. Hodges, prdprie-
toi, No. los West Eighth street. Telephone
. ~ you want cheap picture nrtnes 70 10 q
y. iaugb, 1O5 Mest Second street, Ihaye the
largest stock in Delaware. Come and see Tor
Yourselves.
~ -. 30 Market street. has the largest and
cheApcst htoo oi hats, white shlrts, under
wear. neckwear and hosiery IN the ely. Call
aud ste lin.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

Is kept busy extracting, iilliug AMI MAX
ing teetn. His prices are Reasonable, and
all work warranted TO be tfst-ciass in
avery particular. He extracts teeth for
25c.; nth ias, 500. a Al oil teeth, 50 10;
beat, g. Teeth Oiled with silver, 75c.;
emslgem, Doc; ehl !, 81 and upwards.
Teeth cleaned for zoe. Office, 103 Market
street
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

RALFIMoR,E..s ONO I'1, RAILnoAD,
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. pEPoT.
East Bousn
Express trains
New Yong. week days. s2I3, Il 90, .lo.ee
a. m. 'IsOS, - %, IS ~, 81 ~ %, m.
NEW foRK, Sundays s.l3, #1OOa. m.
sl2o5, ~ o. % !, 20 46 y. IN.
7p 10 g. s Sa &C. ea Ia 10 Sas s i. g 8
So. elo. . y. % o 50, .io' Gs r; ~. 90
phhApELrnIA, Sundays. '2ls. 100, 200
800. Aio. % 10, t2'. 6lo. 500. $50. 'ioi
ss 3 y week % days "a PR - d 90, 30
noio u q o. CO. 81, ~ 70 i 81 m % ID
y aEsTKn, Sundays, .2i3. 700, 200 75a
os i 20 q: M. .i2os loO s24S 800.
ATLANTIC CRY, N. j., 800 n. m.
WEST BouSn. -.s H..
baltimore and Washington, - 20, IS A.
~ 20 =, M, TO- sil5 #5l5 ai3l, - Is;
all c aa,Iy. ,, ioa. m. 'slop. M, daily.
Baitimore and principal, stations n,
Phila. Division, Alb p. M. daily.
pittsburs ssF a. N. and '3.l5 p. M,
Cficaro. IS Ala. m. 1857 D. m. dni,r
| Gin cinnatI aud It. Louis. sil t5 A. N,
and g p. m; daily.
| SINaEHLY ACCOMMODATION. 73J nm
| daily and l. n u m, daily, except Mon.
| duv, 10 20 y. IN, Sunday oniy.
| LANDENBKR8 ACCOMMODATION week
days, 90, ll0ta. M. IS and 30 p. H.,
sun days. y 30 n. M, b.l5 p. IN.
| TRAIHs LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION.
| For Philadelphia ana way stations
week days: 10, $40. $3.50 slO5 n. m
| L. ~, 2jI. 3a5, 40 u, m. SUNDAYS Il 10
| 80 y. m. u -, 355. / b, p, m. ~
For Baltimore, week days, b25 $3.50
a. H.; aj. - 81. q IS p. m. SUNDAYS. I 3D
"a. Di.i - ~ and si55 D. IN. -
baltimore and principal stations m
fliin division Mt MOB y. IN :, daily.
for Iandenbcrga and way stations week
9ays, 20, 10 - a m, 1885, 455 ID, IN.
sundays . % a., M; 81 p IN, ~
tpicugn, - % Il. M, daily oycept SIM
Pittsbmg, 80 am.. daily, except sun.
day; al p. M, duly.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON.
Daily,H %, rsI5, 1000. .lI 10 a. M. la11
noon, 40, 800, -3i0si ~, Al, ~ % ID. " 10
$40, 10 10 y. M. -
Daily. except sunday, +Gl5 6 40 and 73sa
M, sltn. u lUind . ia II 80 o. IN. sunday
on.y, $50 n. M, ae5 u. M.
Telephone No. 49,
~ Rates to western points lower than
Sianny other line.
J.T. ODELL, C.o.SCULL.
Geni Manager, Gen 1Pas,. Astsl
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
A VETERAN.

was wounded in the leg at the hattie of Stone
River, Dec. 3tst, iod2 My blood was poisoned
from the Effects Of the wound, AID the ley
'welled TO double lis natural size, anc remsine-
% for many years. Tie poison extended Ia
ny whoe system. and ] suffered q thousand
leaths. Nothing did mo any good until tool.
kwift's Specific, which took tho poison out Of
my system, and enabled me to feel myself man
hrain. s. g. S. is the remedy for blood poison
Jous CONWAY. London, o.
Treatise on Blood snd Skin Diseases maild
rec.
SWIFT SrIciFrc Co. Drawer q Atlanta, Ga
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
JAN. 1, 1890.
We commence the new
year by
Marking Down Goods.

The present prices must
make them 60 fast. REM
nants Of Dress Goods that
are desirable, at about bali
half price. Some of the
lengths will make a lady 8
dress for very little money
Our stock Of Black Dress
Goods Is complete, at
marked down prices.
Velveteens from 25c =
yard up. A good silk-faced
velvet, SOC. B
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

Parlor organs, Ia beautiful new de.
sigma, by Story d Clark. Smith Amen-
can, Carpenter and others. from $40 up.
ward. Ii. h. Robelen, no Market st.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
Notices.
',cr,tI suAREUoLDEns OF

x,ollcE-hLL sUhREIOLDEhs OF
~ Uc Equitable Loan Association
- Hereby notified that tue question OF
90 n,lvi..hiiity Of consolidation with
,o,rc other lonti association will be sub
MIN. a. the shareholders at the next
,,',i,l.tr iunnthly meeting 10 be held NJ
~ ~ Market street. on Monday eve
4 sg }0mary 1914, Lao, from until
,i,-.lt, viii la taken by shares. kvcry
,pFt,ihcr b entltiod to vote Polls viii
- -- -,-tlorls sharp. For report Of
%..4. al mrtuer Information inquire of
NsttlC PETnCE, President,
l-7-Gi
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

Ask for Pau II Southw.ck's "a splen-
did III and reliable), at No. 4O3 Madison
street J. w. Barnett, m.usger.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

AK your dealer Ter rost Boy. No. s
East Second street. u. teln.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

for l2 cabinet photographs aud one l6xe0
crayon portrait at Cuumings gallery,
302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

For cigars OF al grades, price AMI
quality, consult Durateln, NO. East
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

he c0ulu not see TO recognize an object
Uut few ieet from him, AFTER using ons
bottle OF Dir. Sinms' Eye Cure, could tell
an object scross the street. We know OF
several eases oil this kind during the
week. II 10 the great sight preseryeF. 20
and SO cents. It'll and kiuG.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

hillard +. Davis. the icweler No. 8
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

NtprIoE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
~ inr Of the Farmer. Mutual Fire In
, ftnHo Company Of the state Of Delaware
, x, hpid Al TIE Office o. the Company, on
4 .taity, January 18th lsa, at 10 O'Clock.
a ir., at Witch time IN rlr 'tiVn tor nve
l,Aasers viii y. held aud one wears Interest
.r al deposit notes VII be payable. siH
| ,tani upwatd.. will he paid 70 members.
i = ,.sita al the rumraay are authorized 10
I,.4isr tbr irss OF meinbofs aud to pay them
taHt intf's.
CHRISTIAN FEBIGER. Pres,
s.t WILLIAM A. LA MONTY, secy.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

Brazilian Balm los colds, sodoses. loo.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

All nv stock mus, he sold by March
18th, Ii will be so Il at cost. Aliens DC.
Store, 2lg Market s,ieut.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

Strong Cough Candy at Ferguson's.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

OkHy eScept SAturdaY and HundaY.
For New Bridge aud Intermediate po,utu
M p. IN. and on Saturday only 81 b,l7 AUD
n.l5p. IN ~AN
On SUNDAY fer Re,ding and intermediate
points, ats. .. IN. and Tor springfield AMI
intsrmedia alto points At s. o. m.
A.a. AcCAUsLlANO. BOwN Ess RRL88s,
buDarntendenk 9eh Pass. Ag't
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

~ lW4r NATIONAL BANK,
H Wilmington, Del,
December 18Th, lssa.
iNc ammo needing az TIL" atockhold
f1~u i iin- bank Viii hc held ~ the bank
[ J. hou+r.. u. AZ ksDhN. the lIth day OF
\ D.npN- i-" brtWren the hours OF land
! f. n, fur tNe pVFpu-r OF rlccting niue
I khnlicr- Z" serve As Directors the
ta7uinn yeA
nLO. u, ARMSTRONG,
u M Cashier
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

lsS A l.. bENrz. TEACHER ON
o n, ~ Z ~ fi9ao Term. reainn,bIe'
~ 81, "itA' ls-J-im
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
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