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Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Union m. 4. sunday school,
The usual annual missionary auniyer.
sary Of the Union NJ. Il. Sunday School
was held yesterday afternoon, tho church
auditorium being very handsomely de-
corited with Gowers banked up In front
Of the pulpit platform. The Sunday
school occupied the front seats and the
large room was filled TO Its utmost ca
pscity. The exercises were opened with
singing led by prayer by Rev. ID. II.
Corkran, pastor of the Epworth NJ. Z,
Church. The school then sang . select
ode which was followed by = collection.
The infant school then sang very sweefly
Jesus Bids Us Shine" Miss Maud
Stuck then sang . solo, when Secretary
Mccormick read the reports, which il
correct, showed the SCHOOLS to be In ex
cellent condition.
Tho infant school then. sang, a"Happy
Little Sunbesme"
| Rev. ID. II. CorkrAn, being introduced,
| made au inspirited aud Interesting sd-
dress, chsering to both teachers and
scholars. The school followed in sing
| ing.
Memorial services were then held for
those scholars who died during the year
They were: Hattie l.. Booth, died August
10, aged 20 years; Allies 3. Stengle, died
October 8, aged II years; Mary E. Crum.
lisb. died November 10, aged 10 years
Maurice Alexander, died December 9,
aged 20 years, aud James Powell, died
January 20, 1890, aged % years.
Singing by the choir followed til,
memorial services, and the primary de
partment sang "Sing With the Angela. u
The collectors then made their repor
and the exercises closed with singing
"Victory."
The attendance at the morning sohoo
during the year WAS 3,155, average at
tendance, So; attendance at the after
noon school, 25, 93l; average attendance
503; collections for tho year, SS2I. 10; ex
penses OF the school, <407.Ci; PAID 70
missionary work, SS5i.3l; balance Ii
bank to the credit OF sue school. tG3.67.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Mike Boden, the Canadian boxer, who
Is well known among the sporting fra
turuity of this city aud Ben b. iley local
colored pueiist OF some rcpnte. fought
to finish, with medium sized gloves, on
last "Wednesday night betweeh this city
and Baltimore for purse Of 500. After
one hour snd twenty minutet had been
consumed In fighting twenty rounds,
Bailey won't down suspiciously, and then
claimed the fight on foul, alleging that
Boden struck him. The referee, however,
disallowed the claim that Bailey had
dropped down without receiving . blow
from Boden, and the fght was then
awarded to Boden. The affair was
brought of without any police sinterier-
ence.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
DU BLIC SALE.

WIN be sold Mt public sale, on the Ely
Farm. near Green Hill, Christiana Hun
dred, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1890,
ut l o'clock, L. NJ, 3 horses.
No. /. Dick, bay horse, years IAAlS
old, weighs 1900 lbs. sound.
No; Bill, iron gray. years old,
weighs 1850. sound.
No. 5. Bay colt, coming 3 years old,
good stock.
head OF home raised cows, some with
calves by their sides; "A pair OF pigs, two
farm wagons, new, built by Bulloc.;l
jumpsent carriage. Germantown car.
ringe. Syracuse pillow, Champion
mower, horse rake, harrows, cultiys.
tors, double and single trees, carriage
harness, set of stage harnesses, new
brides and collars, corn by the busbeI
western seed potatoes by the bnshel.
Early Rose potatoes by the bushel, 81
pair of chickens, pair of ducks. Also
"a lot of Iowa potatoes.
Terms.-Ail sums OF $a5 and under.
cash. On all sums over that amount a
credit Of months will DO given by pur.
chaser giving a banknble note Witt, nm
approved ondorser, with in forest added.
WIN. j. srGARH.
VIM. }. Lank. Auctioneer. 3-S1tds
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

\AI ASTED. I'M EDlATELY, A FEW
w good wood choppers. GEO. X.
Gil Market street. 1t
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
FIFTH EDIPI|


Last Saturday evening WIN,
Ward, residing at Ih!rlesn,h" , ~.
streets, started with several aug aaa
sons 10 make the rounds Of N.
In each place they had A ls,s
cuss'on, and At one saloon r.,
80 much nolse that they wrr. =.
to leave, which they did. ~.
drlited over Eleventh street bgl.I
whether or not they became ,nyoi
2 light In ono Of those saloon'
known, but there must hsya
scuifls Of some kind, as a lars
glass WAS broken. Ward
found. about 10. 80 o'clock, Al T.sI
Poplar streets, very drunk ana
derby, by Officers Todd ami a.
who attempted To arrest him. M
listed the nippers were aprllel y
patrol wagon summoned. Anf,J
taken 70 the hall he comrlaInsi IA
stabbed, aad Special onlcer snlh'
an examiu alton.
upon removiug his coat |. wa.
TO be slashed In sever.l vlsc,. ns
evidently having been made win \
kuife or . razor. Ills unletclo,hl,
saturated with blood, and when /,
taken of three cus were found
back, one being just under n
shoulder, another q short distance
and the third on the RICH. sidc NH
the kidney. DIR. shortilee Va,
moned and dressed the wonods
which Ward was made as comlo,,1
possible sad wAs soon 10 i.eo I'D
Yesterday he WAS Removed 70 Nj,
sud this morning uas much lind
There 10 no doubt but he Knows
tiicted tho wOundA bg, refuse,
pre!erring to deal with the parly
whom he gets we'll. There i SOM
abont who did tho cutting, bu. 4
that some time ago Ward haa,d
with q colored mar, who DEE
would have revenge. Whsau
the cutting was dona by TN
some Of Wards com pauIoln Is,
the police are trying to iatlom.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

During the week ending at noon last
Saturday there were q births, 3 mar.
riages and "a deaths reported to regis
frsr Lee as having occurred In this city,
against 80 births and 20 deaths for the
corresponding week OF last year.
Causes of death-Coneumption, Z;
pneumonia, Z; membrenous Group, 9;
accident, general debility, heart failure,
measles, natural causes, paralysis, peri
Ages of deceased Under l year, 4;
from to years, 8; 2 to 8, a; s to 10, /;
10 to Is, /; Is to 20, 8; 20 to 80, Q; 80 to
%, 8; 60 to 20, l; 70 to so, /; so to 90, l..
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms,oI6 King S
Telephone Signal, 1853.
10 Open all night
J. A.WILsoN. Bansrai Direct or.
DUBLIC SALE.

t)o DLlC BALE.
VIII he sold at public sale, on the
farm of the late d. u. Niyin, on the
river road, 2miles below New Castle, on
TUESDAY. March 18th, 1880,
at l2 O'Clock, M, sharp, 4good work or
driving horses, b head OF good dairy
cows, some of which will be In profit
soon; fine stock bull coming Years
old, young cattle, IL head OF fat shoats
corn and oats by the bushel.
Farming implements. ] Bickford
and Holman grain drill, South Bend
plows,2 pair of twin harrows ) culti-
yators,l corn coverer, l rollei, horse
rake, corn markers, grindstone, turnip
cutter hay cutter, dugout bed, farm
wagons, ] market dearborn, ! no-LuD
buggy, Champion mower, grain FIN,
block and tackle, half-busilel corn bns-
kets, 2 sets OF wagon harness, 9 sets of
carriage harness, brides, collars, hal
ters, pillow harness, Ox-chains, ox-yokes,
pea and beam, horse blankets, 40 grain
bags, forks, rakes shovels, corn knives,
hedge knives, and u lot of rope yarn.
Dairy nxtures.-One t-ssn Cooley cream
er, churn, 2doEen milk pans, mix buck
cts, l Reid butter worker. scale and " lights,
butter tubs, butter bowl aad ladle and other
Terms. All sums OF go aud under, cash;
over that amount credit of six months Will
BIS given on purchaser giving a bAnkable note
with An approved enlorsrr; " not paid
when due interest Will be added from ay OF
sale. JAMES NJ. NlVIN.
WIN. J. Lank. Auct. 2tw-6td-sod'
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
DIED.

TOwNSLEY.-In this city, on the sth
inst, aftor long and patient suffering,
Mrs. Annie Townsley. wife of W lillian
l.. Townslcy, in the Attn year of hcr
age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend her
funeral from the residence Of her hus.
band, No. 407 Taylor street, on Wednes-
day afternoon Mt o'clock. Intorment
ut Riverview Cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
OWICk.-On the Sth inst, Howard c.,
infant son of George and Ella Powick,
aged months.
Interment at Wilmington and Brandy,
wine cemetery on Tuesday afternoon
Services at the house, si4 Madison street.
| ct 2 O'Clock ~ IN.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
And Now, Only Fiftssn Cents.

Commencing Wednesday morning,
March IL. and continuing until Satur-
day evening, March ~, We will sell the
remainder OF our stock of one dollar
books At fifteen cents. Our thirty cent
books will BIO sold at twenty-five cents.
We have many thousands OF these books
yet in stock. Elegantly bound library
books at fifteen cents. Open in the
evenings. Delaware Printing Company,
224 Market street.
EDWARD F. JAMES, President
HARRY FoLwELL, Sec'y and Treas,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

On SAtuaday night alb VI II
Sergeant btetzer and tgusi d
very neatly captured gsig Of
gamblers At ths house Of slmu}
OH Decatur stree, now well KID
the "Hoodle." The Sergeant MI
preparations very deliberately u
the patrol wagon on hand. Wins
thing was ready . descent was IN
confusion ensued. The men We
tursd playing stud poker, penn
aud Ave cent limit. The cards ",
tured aud . few pennies that ver
table. Eight men were taken
police station, who gave the ID
namee:
samuel Hall, proprietor Of tbs
Major Fisher, james Short, [
Boyd, silas Simmons, William
Samuel Thomson aud George /.
The pArties had n hearing ye'
morning, but all were DISCHARGED
Hall, who was held until this nj
when Stephen Pierce was prodac'
witness. He said he was there on
day night. but left before the II
made. He had becn playing, b
had = quarter, which was soon VI
him. lie saw no draw board, no
sec anybody take any percentage.
heinR no evidence that Hall rece
prohts from the game he was dis
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Tho tenth anniversary oil Company F,
Postles Rifles, will be celebrated by q
reception this evening at the armory IL
the Masonic temple. 1t is expected tina,
several members OF the Sixty ninth
Regiment of New York, and the State
Fencibles of Philadelphia will be present,
IN addition to several prominent officials
Of this State and county. After tile
exercises in the armory the visitors will
be entertained at a banquet at J. j. Null
Inns restaurant.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

-Four students Of Delaware College
walked and ran from Newark 10 Porter's
Station, . d stance Of eight miles, last
Wednesday afternoon In der TO catch
thu Delaware train for Middletown, and
thus enable them 10 attend . class sup
per. Tho race was n pretty long one. but
they were plucky enough to accomplish
1t. The Continued display OF equal vim
in their stu lies they will certainly become
good scholars and take q prominent
place In the affairs of our State.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Commencing Wednesday morning,
March 12, aud continuing until satur.
Gay cvneing, March 22, We will sell Tho
remainder of our stock of one dollar
books at fifteen cents. Our thirty cent
books will be sold at tweny FIVE cent?.
We have many Thousands OF these books
yet In stock. Elegantly bound library
books at fifteen cents. Open In the
evenings. Delaware Printing Company,
224 Market street.
EDWARD +. JAMES, President.
HAIRY FoLwELL, Sec'y aud Treas.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10


William NJ. Burke, son Of thl
Joseph Burke, . well-known shlp1
In this city away back in aati'4
times, 10 in the city IRON MInaeso1
Ing on Old friends. Ho called 10
REPUBLICAN Office to-day aud excl
. cLAtty greeting. He left Tbs
1870, when he WAS ~ years OF ~
made for New Orleans, wh.rs
engaged on the Orleans, Jaefa1
Great Northern Railroad. liz ID
there IL months, and then roy
St. Pauls, Minuosota, where b.
the general agent OF the St u
Duluth Railroad. a.
Mr.. Burke 10 delighted VII \
tern country aud says ito p
are beyond comprehension. Wy
which in 1870 had IS, 900 popltns
now over 200. 600, and II WIZ
apolia with nearly geo, GOO WI
connected BY an avenue. MI ,.
. large, robust gentleman, hns II \,
OF western production and w'lAh
gent and entertaining.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
Temporary Trust Company.

The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company has secured the office now
occupied by Senator Gray, at No. 1877
Market street, for use while lis now
building at Ninth and Market street, is
being erected. The Temporary office will
be altered 20 as to accommodate the
company, and will be fitted up In arst-
class manner.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Northwest corner of Third and Shipley
streets, has been thoroughly renovated
and papered, and is now opsn Tor the re-
ception of guests. The table will be we'll
supplied with the best our market affords
and the bar will be stocked with the fin.
est brands OF wines and liquors. A choice
stock Of fine cigars will always be found
there also. Charles J. II. Beckett mana
ger.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Last Friday evening several
Olicers Of the Imp. Order Of Bd
visited Gumboro, and instituted
moko Tribe, No. 70, with the ioi
ofiicers;
Prophst-James E. Belts.
Sachem--G. Frank Jones, NJ. d.
Senior ssgamors--L. I. Hrarn.
Jupicr Sagamore-E. @. W0oteq
G. OF R.--A. j. Fleetwood. !
X. Of W.-Robert G. White.
Representative to Grand Chief
Il. Belts.
sannaps-John e. Daisy, W. |
mel.
Guards II. Richards, II. v
Warriors--R w. Smith, john IL
J. Golesbury Andrews. Jeune
lips.
Braves--Robert Short, ]. n. SD,
w. Weiblet. E. d. Lynch.
Delegations were present frod
Tribes at Laurel, Whllesvillc aud
Vile. Md, and assisted In the cere1
The new Tribe starts under IN
favorable auspices, and will no
become . fiourishiog organiaatonl
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Commencing "Wednesday morning,
March IL, and continuing until Salur.
day evening, March 81, we will soil the
remainder OF our stock Of one dollar
books at fifteen cents. Our thirty cent
books will be- sold At twenty-five osnts.
We have many Thousands Of these books
yet In stock. Elegantly bound library
books at fifteen cents. Open In the
evenings. Delaware Printing Company,
224 Market street.
EDWARD y. JAMES, President
HARRY FoLwgLL, Scc'y AID Treas,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Prof. Carpenter will give m exhibition
this evening ia Institute Hall. A few
years ago such entertainm ents we're
highly popular and it maybe that they
are 1estinedSs become equally so in the
nosr iptYre. Those who wish to be
amused'or Instructed should call aud see
the performance oil Professor Carpenter.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Last Saturday a we'll known citizen,
called on q dentist to have an aching
tooth extracted. and was given a prepare
tion OF some Kind to deaden the pain.
The tooth was taken out, aud after re-
turning TO his home he went to his room
and laid down. When called by q
member Of his family BIO did not snswer,
az 4 an investigation disclosed the fact
that he WAS unconscious. A physician
was summoned, and this morning he
had fully recovered.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

MILFORD. Del, March 0.-Mrs. Sarah
Martin, q widow. living alone on Frank
lin strest, was making . fire yesterday
with coal oil, when hor clothing ignited.
She Wa discovered few minutes later
by John Lank, Who rushed Into tho house
and wrapped his overcoat around the
woman, thus smothering the flames, but
not before she was fatally burned. She
died In great agony this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

TIE Friendship Fire Company will
give reception Tn Wednesday evening,
April 80, In the Institute Hall. Tickets,
SLIGO. They will also hold . meeting on
Tuesday evening Mex, to further CON-
plets arrangements for their trip to York,
Pa, In October next, and to receive addi-
tional names OF Persons Wishing to 90.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Tho vote for Wilmington school teach.
era in the Philadelphia Items gold watch
contest, yesterday, WAS as follows: Miss
Sarxh Newell, school No. 10, si3; Mis-,
Mary A. Doll,ow, No. 9, s29; Mss Lrns
Dillon, 1Ol; MIS- Nellie wen4el, New
Castle, 143.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

The New York, Lake Erie & Western
Railroad Company have placed con-
tract with the Harlan j. Hollingswort tn
Company, for the construction of =
double screw ferry bost, to be used in
New York harbor. The boat will be
built on new plan, with q propeller at
each end.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Rev Father Bradford delivered a high
" interesting sermon Last eyering on the
Catholic Church" Bishop Curtis will
preach vt the church to morrow (Tuts-
dsy) evening, and on Monday evening.
the 18th mat, u lecture will be delivered
By Rev. John A. Morgan.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
Du BLlC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE. .z...
The subscriber about to discontinue
farming Will sell ut public sale on the
John Humphrey farm, on the road lead.
ins from Ccntreville to Smiths Bridge
nhout one milo from either place, Chris
tfana Hundred, New Castle County,
Del, on
FRIDAY. MARCH A, 1890,
at | O'Clock. Z. NJ, sharp, head of
horses and colts.
No. /. a roam horse, cdm'ng years
old; good worker and diver, fearless
of steam.
No.2 a bay mare. le years old. good
brood mare. sound and kind, Will work
| anywhere.
No. }. brown horse. II years old,
| sound and kind, will work 'anywhere
No. 4. A bay colt. coming years old
| No .. A hay colt, coming | Year old.
| head of superior mich cows, some
| fresh and some springers; 10 shoat pigs.
one 2-horse wagon, mitfket dearborn,
spar spring buggy, neatly new, been
used nbout two months, made by Me.
| Lear 4 Kendall; road cart. set OF good
| buggy harness, one set of dearborn liar
| ness, shov"ls, hoes, spndt, hay and ina
nure forks, rakcs, Il lot ,f old iron, sew
eral milk cans. ard other articles to,
numerous to mention.
| Terms ut sale.
LEVI ]. GRAVES.
| j. @. Robinson, AuctioHeer.
Horny Il. Bou4liman, Clerk.
PA etw -fa7Sm6-2tdt
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

nor RENT STORE NO. IL EAST
II seventh street, one door from King,
large room, two large bulk window sa,lso
house and store, No. 10 East seventh st.
excellent location for light business.
store will be rented separate from house
If sired. Low rent. Apply to w. II.
MORRIS, seventh and Market lns-tf
GALEsMEN WANTED AT ONCE.-h
ID few good men to sell our goods by
sample to the wholesale and retail trade
We are tins largest manufacturers in our
line. Liberal salary paid. Permanent
position Money advanced for wagcs,
advertising, cite. For terms address Cen
tennial Mfg. Co Chicago. Ill. mt .th-s-ln
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
Old Reliable.

David A. Powell, 30S and 500 Ma i.son
street, is still ahead ON fresh shad. her
ring, codfsh, paddock, lake pike. white
fish, founders, yellow perch aud oysters.
Delivered to all parts OF the city tree OF
charge.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

A new Lodge OF Odd Fellows will be
Instituted this evening, at Greenwood,
Sussex county, by Grand Master G. q.
Mayor. 1t is gratifying to know that
this very excellent order is still spread
Ing and increasing.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
Wont In Service.

The Phoenix hose carriage which has
been undergoing thorough repairing
aud repa!nting for tbs last six weeks was
completed on Friday evening and will be
placed In service to-day. TIE ground
work Is orange, with stripes OF gilt, lined
with white. while the hose reol is Of old
god, orange and scroll work. The work
Of painting was done by Chief Engineer
McCracken and JOIN w. Porter, both
members of the company. who made q
sood job of IT, The carriage has been In
service since 1873. W. L. Mahaiiy done
the iron work and othsr necessary re-
pairing In his line. The carriage makes
. very attractive Appearance.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
EXECuToR 5 sALE
IA OF
REAL. ESTATE


EXEcuroK sALL
IL OF
REAL ESTATE.
VIII be sold ut public sale. on the
premises, on the northwest corner of
Chestnut anu HARRISON streets, VIII
mingtun, Del,
sATl RDAf, MARCH, l5rH, 1890,
Mt 3 clock, i. NJ. sharp all that certain
LOT, piece or parcel OF luHd. situate in tho
City OF W ilmington, Aforesaid, bounded
ana described rs follows:
beginning at the intersection of tho
/ Westerly side OF HARRISON street with the
| hnrtnefly sifc OF Chestnut street, west
| cry Iop icet To \ stake: thence nurtherlY
| and parallel to Harrison street 81 feet 10
y stake thence castnrly and parallel To
| chestnut street, 100 feet to the said side
ol hlfflsoh street, ana thence thereby
southcrly 81 feet to TN. point of i:stei-
| setti"h 81 tiln Stlu tWn streets. uNl the
nlatu 81 beginning, lie the contents
| thereof what they Inuy:.with TWO e.,tprv
lrsilne houses thereon ttectcd. and VIII
pp-i'NciS pc solA IN nftFt- to suit pur-
chusers, il hcin. the pilpcrty OF the Int
Patrick Mcfnughey.
| Terms At sale.
..., WILLIAM J. HAGoERTY,
otluhaih son, AtctloAcers. Executor.
| 3-S-pod
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Levi Mann, of stanton, who filed his
slain through W. 8. McNair = few
months ago, has been granted a pension
q e6 per month through Hsywaid's
Agency.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

z. Il. Cochran, CLERK oil ,lie ra III
owns several peach farm. III ' nn'o,ull
Of MiddlstowD, was seen TINS LIN =. al
n REPUBLICAN reporter on .nc, 70
In the city and asked IN rs'e ,eoI thrS
peach crop whether i had s,vv NJ
the ia : cold snap. Mr., Cocd l ,bs
tod to say that he consiaS S,Iatotn
entirely killed around Mla. .. Iroa
had entertained some hope IN, b, u
late blossoming OF the troes, ri ths n
prospect for peaches in peis
ysar Il rather forlorn hope.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Miss Laura Layton, of Bridgeville, who
has been visiting the Misses McNair OF
this city, returned to her home on Satur-
Gay evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Leslie G. Ford, who iives at Sixth and
Wo ilaston streets, had two of his tngers
broken on his right hand by being hit
with half brick by boy on Sun
day afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Common every day sayiugs BY hun.
dreds OF people, that Dr.. sinms' White
Pulmonic Ba'sam 10 thu great lung and
throat medicine for coughs, sore throat,
hoarsenesf, La Grippe, etc, 5uc. and 81
Sid by druggists. Depot, Fourth and
King streets
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

! -Four good second hand upright pianos,
nearly new, at sacrifice. II. =. Robe
On, TO Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

EoR SALE.-A FARM OF $50 ACRES,
i house. stable, and orchard, one mile
from Railroad Stallion. Price only Sla0, easy
terms Also . farm OF 4gS acres, 3bouses 3
ttsbles, SorchArds will make or 4 farms imils
from Railroad station. Prsce only $50, easy
terms. Also 30, 60 acres coal aud tiinber
lands near railroad. Price 81 70 per acre.
2-T-
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
GORDON HEIGHTS.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.


splendid view of the Delaware River
and City of Wilmington. No inter
yrninr marsh land Tho city is extend
ing rapidly in that direction and these
line situations must necessarily greatly
increase in value. These lots are "a part
OF the well-known Gordon tract, stu
ated about one milo north of tho city
line and extending from the Phil2 Pike
to the Delaware River. Electric Rail
way terminus half = mile from the land
and will likely be eXtend cd 10 ii in II short
time. The lots srelnid out Loot front and
10 to 800 feet in depth. 1t is intcn led
to sell to parties WHO will build neat and
attractive houses for homes,
We think no more handsomely sit
uated lots have ever been offered for
sale around Wilmington. Prices will
he started very low and terms made to
suit any purchaser. The undersigned
will be pleased to show the lots ut any
time. Plots and full particulars fur
| nished at oflica.
Philip IL Clark 4 ca
|
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

A desirable marc can be purchased at
NO. 222 French street, ut . reasonable
price
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

The great pr.ssrver Of tho tho We y.,t!!
and cur or Of ali diseases ana md
IS aud 80 cents. Fourth nrisi.
strsetA A thousand tss'
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy
and rather warmer. Wednesday clear
and rather colder.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

Don't hawk, hawk, ana IL. '' Dr., NJ
disg usting every body. pu'
Catarrh Remedy.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

IUbLIC BALE OF AN ASSORT.
Ino,,, m n OF building hard ware, locks.
mann p,nge; bolts, etc. Also an sssort.
ions 81 Lncai a Co.'S ready mixed psints ~.
al 10 oe fIolar March 9oh. Isalss commence
closed out. Also erics farniturs Nv. s.Se. al y
hSm ne ! si ue, 20. Market street. l.. W. sid.