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Daily Republican., 1890-03-24


Goldman NJ. E. Sunday school held
The house was well filed and the exer.
cises OF very interesting character. The
officers of the missionary society are
Miss Mary Dillon, president; Charles
Beaicnkopf, vice president; Miss Salie
ilcrsey, secretary, and Miss Mary sharp,
treasurer. Miss rillon presided at the
meeting last night and Miss May Hersey
pre.i!ei at the organ.
TIE exercises opened by singing From
Greenland's Icy Mountains" and the
pastor, Rev. A. T. Scott, led in prayer
The infant school sang dropping PEN
nies." j. X. King, General Secretary
for the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton, was introduced aud IN .de very
was sung by the school, after winch Miss
Ella Cruzler read an extract from q
letter written by Mics Clara RICHTER
we'll known In this city, a missionary In
China, showing the terribly degraded
condition of women In that country,
Rev. William Campbell, OF the Pres
byterian Church, made most eAcellen
address, after which, "Wake, wake the
song was sung. Mrs. Mary Sharp real
her report, showing that the school hst
I'll 81 missionary money, and asked fol
he prayers and active help oil all tn,
friends of the school. Secretary Kin,
sang with organ accompaniment 8 vera
solos which greatly edited the audience
Rev. A. 7. Scott stated that tue churc
was winding up the year with pastor
salary and all debts paid. The lttl
society had bean assessed $40 for benevt
lent contributions, but it had raised SAT
The missionary contribution inclulin
church and Sunday school was SIS. Tn
: average attendance of tho scho durip
the year was over 40. The library col
si,ts of over 200 volumes. Both churc
and Sunday school start In the new Yea
with promising prospects.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

Tho annual reception of tho Friendship
Fire Company. No. I, Will be given at
Institute Hall on Wednesday evening.
April 80. John L. Wiley Is chairman OF
the committee Of arrangements, and
WIN. NJ. Ward will be grand conductor;
Andrew 7. Lohner, floor msnager; Is.
etstauts, James E. Mcdowell, Wilmer
Hyatt and Alexander L. Cloud; recep-
ton committee, j. IL. Smith, chairman,
W. q. Liebrandt, Jr., James Sherry. II.
shuster, II. L. Cloud and w. L. Malone.
The excursion association OF this COM
pany will hold . meeting TO morrow
evening a. 8 o'clock for the purpose OF
admitting tho,e who intend to take the
trip to York, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

Thomas Kinsey died at tile residence
of Ills ssn-in-law, lsaac Larkin, near
Toughkennamon. Chester County Pa
on Saturday, after a long and rather
eventful lie. In the roth year oil his age.
He was born near West 3rove and rs-
sided in that section until about 1855,
when he purchased Q farm 10 Christians
Hundred, near Ashland, aud with his
family resided the con for 9 number of
years. On d'sposinz OF his property he
went to reside with his son -in-law, James
Dilworth, bis four sons and I've dauph-
tiers having mos,ly married AID made
homes tor themselves. In his retirement.
however, he did not find the pieasur.
aud enjoyment Anticipated, rs he seemed
to be followed by misfortune.
Some time afterwards in going up the
hill enc evening toward Centreyille, his
carriage was run into and upset nv the
team OF Ellis Nichols, which WAS coming
down tho hill at furious rate. Mr.. *.
was carried to Centrevtlle, where he lay
several weeks suffering from the various
Injuries he received, and finally recover
ed. A few years afterwards while driv-
ing two borse wagon up the Kennett
pike, alter having taken a load OF wheat
to the Braudywine MILLS, The horses be-
eam4 unmarageable and running at q
IA 70 Is rsle, In crossing the railroad at
Il euhvii!e, train OF cars passed between
them aud the wagon, breaking OIL the
tongue, letting them Ro forw ard, while
| the wagon and Mr.. kinsey were thrown
| backward without being badly damaged.
Mr.. X. soon gathered himself up md
gong up the pike found the horses At
| Campbel!'s thpps. wnen he mounted the
| n ar one and rode to his home. In "
years afterwards he cut down tree
which fell upon lin and pinned him to TIL,
earth, where he lay for some time IN great
agony. Ho was finally discovered nut
| liberated, but as a result he was cons, et
to his house for several weeks. He alter
wards suffered with a kidney affection
and h's former activity for which he hat
been noted was never re stored.
Some two Years ago, after the lament
able railroad accident by which h
daughter, Mrs. Dilwortb, lost Ter Iii
while on u visit to her brother In Iowa
lie went to reside with Mr. Lark'n. |
February he had an attack oil the girl
from which he had partially recovered
but yeniuring out too soon he suffered
relapse, and rs q result he died on Satu
day last, as above stated. He leaves
widow and three sons and daua hters,
we'll as many friends who rejoiced In
prosperity and sympathized with him
his sfilictions. His remains will be 1
TERED ut West Grove Cemetary, the @
family burying ground, to-morro
CTuesday) afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

Rev. DR.. Cook last evening, after CIV
ing out public Invitations to all inQuirers
after falvation on spiritual light to at
tend his wednesday and Friday evening
church meetings or his homo inquiry
meeting on Saturday evenings, after six
O'Clock. announced bis text from Acts ';
30. 81:
"The God of our fathers raised up
jesus, whom ye slow and hanged on
tree"
Him hath God exalted with his right
hand to be Prince and . Saviour, for to
give repentance to Israel and forgiveness
Of sins.''
THIS be treated under three heads: !
The humiliation of our Saviour ct the
hands Of men. This embraced: His
coming to Garth, taking the form Of ain
full man, receiving persecution and the
temptations Of Satan aud dying the de-
grading death of crucinxion.
ii. lie was exalted BY tho hand Of
God.
This the preacher referred to his whole
exaltation.
Mightier than all tho kings Of earth.
Possessor Of glory and heaven.
III The purpose that God had In this
exaltation OF jesus Christ. To save His
people forever.
| hSpubthuCe huu iufRtVbnebt were LAX On
as the topics to I'll up the whole dis.
course, which was addressed to the un.
converted.
The audience was made up largely Of
interesting young people.
The preachers style was easy, pleasing
quiet and earnest.
The beautiful auditorium OF this church
is very attractive. The ediiice, with 1T
tall spire at Fourth and French streets
10 unique and commands a pleasing i'm
preston upon every person who be
holds 1t.
This suggestion clusters with It tw.
others. making three ideas worth putting
together and thinking OF seriously.
A beautiful and attractive house OF di
vine worship. ii. An enterprising ant
cnth usiastic four PACED circular, in til,
psws, on "Home Mission" work-whict
OF course 10 the practical essence al,
object of the Christian Gospel. III. 4
church with the best location In VII
mington for going out Into the "byway
aud highways" aud inviting the non
church, going people to come In.
This disposition evidently exists, TO
from written circular in the pews w
Read: "You are cordially invited TO at
tend these meetings every Wednesda
5 evening at 7.45 O'Clock" As leaders @
this series o. Christian Endeayor meet
lngs we notice the names Of Will q
Z Taylor, Chas, 8. Morgan, Harry Adams
A. L. Stevenson, S. j. Horn, p. w
feager, 7. Taylor, Chas. II. Woilas
ton, a. 4. stevenson, Arthur G. Keig
win, Guy Wells, Thomas 5. Taylor, II
q. Kim. John Walther and Ralph {
Lupton.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

The funerals of both John T. Kelley,
aged 40 years, No. 6l2 East Fifth street,
aud John McLear, aged 3S, No. TOT West
Second street, took place this morning In
New Cathedral cemetery. High Mass
was celebrated over the remains of Kel-
ley OF st. Mary's Church at 0 o'clock,
and over McLear ct st. Paul's Church
at the same hour. A singular coincidence
Is that both the deceased Joined the
Shields Library Association on the same
night, October II, 1873, one signing the
constitution directly after the other. and
boil, died on Thursday, March 10th.
They were also member OF the Knights OF
st. Lawrence. Both these associations
divided and sent q delegation to each oil
their funerals this forenoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

Elizabeth Y. skillmsn, daughter OF
William and Louisa l.. skillmsn, No.
SIS Adams street, entertained very
pleasantly quite number of her young
friends on Friday evening, that being her
zenith birthday. The reception contin-
wed from TO 10 o'c'ook. keires men s
were abundantly served and Miss Lizzie
was loaded down with presents. Among
those present we're Misses Bessie Fair
lamb. Mszis Gordon, Bertha Dilworth,
Bertha Everett, Ethel Clark, Bes ie
Thomas, Gertis Lewis, Edna Walters
Blanche DsVou, Carrie Mccall, AMI
Masters Johnnie Scott, Tottie Monkton
Harry Fairlsmb, Evan Saville and jane
Gordon.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

Manager Barney Stevenson thinks
has . wonder in Pitcher l.. A. Lawso
whom he has sigued to pitch for d
Wilmington Club. There are about a
League and Association Clubs that 1
after him. He returned home lrd
Florida on Saturday, where he has bd
for q month playing with the st. Aug
tine Club.
The friends OF Wilmer Black, v
formerly caught Last season for the You
America Club OF Philadelphia, will
gAnixe party in that city and ate
the first game he catches for the "
mington Club. Blacks friends in PHI
delphiA think lie 10 the best catcher ~
ever put on . glove.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

The three-story brick dwelling No. lo7
Poplar street, WAS sold on Saturday
afternoon by L. W. stidham D Son to
Mira. Michael C,inch, widow, for u, 100
subject 70 har dover Of e0me $500.
Mt. William Hukiil sold the two two
story brick houses Nos. 30i and 306
South Broome street 10 DR.. Rad ]. Nc
Kay for $4,000 Apiece. The lots fronting
ON Linden street were sold to WIN. J.
Fischer for %. 30 and $40 per foot
Tho three two-story brick houses and
two story frame house belonging 70 the
estate OF William Cook, located on East
Eleventh street, were sold BY Tbomss
N. Ogle, auctionesr, 10 W. Scott Vernon.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24
FIFTH edition


No one can help but ,am
. sr,s courage Of syiuey Ro.s sa'
isiu. Here 10 an author who M, 's ".
cou.seed BY tho terrible .ls,ln, t ~.
metropolitan press gave hIs nav W., Me
inc stepping Stone" upon IL, .ry
CUSHION q the Standard Theatre w.
fofk, February 18th, has u,,s,,. NV
nored tho critics, made a few na.ayH
changes In his company ,anl ha. wh,".
hls play into the biggest kind of ss
cess. Such pluck as hi, ia de.crv;.e,s
the hiehest kind OF reward. ''usF
Wilmington will have a cb.n,
Judge oil kosen'eld's new work INF. a,
tomorrow evenings. when the pl,y mi
b. presented by the most magnisosn
company ever sssn In Wilmington I'M
play 70 one, which to tho ora,n,.
thestro-goer will provs Tor thu mo-, ~!
uninteliiglble, as it deals with A .nbai.s
which 10 unfamiliar, (ail the mora siOr,
70 Rosenfeld), and which /, nal a.I.a
lated % arouse the genuine sympa,hr
an audieuce. 1t deals with a d,.c,nl.
thecsophy. who has practical po,.s..,o
Of rich New York womsn,s brns. .s,
W0uAo ~ hOt1u utb t6aICet.
He proves recreant TO his own villa n
suits another mans, fooled the m,,tr.s
out Of money, and separates A n.I,
sweethcarts. The scene ia trspspott.d
Germany, whore the scoundreli,m nj n
man 10 exposed. Every thiug Is yet riv
again and tho theosoph himself dsts
mines TO Mad better lie. Ono of n,
most ingenious bits CT stav.cr.,t ey
seen on the stage 10 the episode In roo
In the the0soph's house, which Is ruut1
TO be haunted. The sweeihsara eu,
the room TO secure q picture Of ID
ghost" BY means Of flash light aud
instantaneous camera. but instead Of n
ting "the ghost" tho object photograph
u the thsosoph engaged in wooinr ,ou
body elae's wiic. When the negs,iv,
developed the young man dexierous
wipes oil the face OF the involved woma
thus saving her from iden 'idcation; n
tho portrait Of the bypocrtical phlos
pher remained rs the means Of BIZ n
downfall.
Tho players include Mr.. Fred.
Belleville. one OF the best leading sc,o(
on tho American stage; Nine. Pouisi d
so many years At WAllack's; selld
Fetter, one Of tho most powerful al|
beautiful actresses We have; Charles 4
Dickson, who made such q big bit
IA Possible Case" Lnds DIe,z, va
Croly, John e. Kellend, j. II. Rye
May HainsA Sally Williams, Aid
Doerge, Chas. Dadc, Chas. NJ. Coll,u
Frank Hatch aud Ida WA@rma1
making a company whose equal h
never been seen In Wilmington beiure.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24
FOURTH EDITION



There 10 prcbahae. no class OF men,
with 'ths exeepti1n Of reporters, thai
work harder than tina railroad conduc-
tors, couf equontly vixen uhsy have day
Cd. Or an exeuFsinn, shey afs bound "a
enjoy II IN event Of tlls nsturs 0c-
CURED yesterday IN the annual excursion
Of Wilmington Division, No. 22A, o. h.
c., when they visited Richmond, Va
The party left this city ct 6.04 .. No.,
on the fast mail, with the following 10
the special car which Superintendent
Carter had, with his: uaual generosity,
dotAilad for their use:
From wilmihg iton: Division, No. ga
G. r. Sherburn, J.tT. LAyneid, Wilson
Pierce, r. J. Boylan, l. T. Parker. J. N.
Young, N. j. Workman, @. T. Wilson.
II. Z. Emerson, B. +. Barker. William
II. Morris, J. Il. Warfield, g. Z. Wyman,
@. d. Lack. 7. A. Kane, ]. @. William
son, John I. Sweeny, W. J. Johnston.
II. B. sweetep, William z. Townsend,
From west Philadelphia Division, No.
162, William Il. Post, e. L. Bsssert.
From Collins Division, No. 8, J. 8.
Mewshaw.
From No. 2O4. r. J. Fowlou.
From Ne. 800, A. H. Butler.
From No. 1875, J. II. Reagan.
AT c. q Q. junction the party was
Joined by A. T. Biautou, G. D. Goodw In
aud J. L. Pettus, and At Ashland BY G.
q. Blsckey, OF Division, No. 152.
They arrived at Richmond at 2. a pm.
and were met at the station by delsga.
tiou OF Richmond Divisiou, No. l62, who
had carriages in waiting for them. Tho
visitors we've driven to all points Of In
forest In tile Capital, and ut $50 o'clock
were taken to Murphy's European Hotel.
at Eighth and Bread strests. where .
supper wAs served which convinced the
visitors that Mr.. Murphy fully under
stands "howto keep q hotel" Al 7.lS
o'clock the party started for homo, and
reached this city At 2.52 o'clock this
morning.
Tns members Of Wilmington Division
wish 10 return their sincere thanks TO
Superintendent II. H. Carter, Of the
Maryland division; r. Carlisle, train
master; John Hylaud, assistant train
master; Il. T. d. Myers, general superln-
tendent r., =. & r. Railroad; L. T..
Courtney, superintendent OF r., Y. 8 z.
Railroad, for courtesies, and to q. Z.
Boyle, superintendent Of the q. q o.
Railroad, who very kindly rendered the
use OF train to Newport News and the
use OF the steamer Hinton to enable the
party to inspect the historical Hampton
Roads.
The visit will never DO forgotten by
those who participated, and the great de-
sire OF Wilmington Division 10 to have
their brothers OF Richmond Division visit
them ut an early day, to afford them the
opportunity OF reciprocating. The visi-
tors also feel themselves under many
obligations to Mr.. Murphy OF the Euro
pean Hotel, for the kind aud courteous
manner In which he treated them.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

A strange man called at a frst-class
boarding house in this city last Saturday
and endeayored TO make arrangements
for twelve reporters for two weeks, but
as accommodations could not be had, II
is supposed he went elsewhere. There ID
no doubt but these men are coming here
IN the interest of come trade journal, and
II Will be well Tor the business men,
when called upon, to remember the ad-
vice they frequently give the public, 10
patronize home Institutions.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

The Eve mon who were charged b.fo
United states Com missioner bniA N
Saturday morning with mutinh Ind
further hearing In the afternoon, vhd
tho captain aud mate testified to the cot
duct OF the men after the brig left Phil@
delphia. and said that owing TO their u
fusal to work, . tug had to be secufsl
to tow her from Bombay Hook to "
Breakwater. The captain estimated NJ
the loss occasioned by their condu(
would amount TO At least $3.50. II
commissioner ordered tho men
furnish $3.50 bail each for q iurthl
hearing on April 8 and In default th'
were committed.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

We opened our merchant tailoring store,
3i6 Market street, and We return our
thanks and specially invite those who
have favored US with their patronage and
the public to call and look at our seleo-
ton Of material for spring wear. The
styles are moro varied aud stock more
complete than any We have ever sold
before. With the assistance OF expert
enced cutter and the beat custom hands
we assure you satisfaction In clothing
made to your measure at very moderate
prices. Very respectfully,
I. w. GIBNIY.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

BETHEL, DEL, March 22.-Captain
Hudaway Moore, Of tho oyster boat that
was missing, was found near Oxford.
Nd, iu Trade Haven river with his skull
mashed and otherwise bruised. This
makes ths evidence very strong against
those Young men In Cambridge jail. The
captain was = resident OF Elliott's
Island, . single man about u years old
and owned half the vessel. The writer
10 very we'll acquainted with the young
men In jail, which makes II very sad
and creates great sxcitsment here.
OCCASIONAL,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24


Judge Ball presided at yesterday
mornings session OF the Municipal
Court, which convened at Q o'clock.
Annie McMAnus was charged with
being drunk, but % II was her frat
oflense, and she promised 10 do bctter In
the future, che was discharged upon pay
Ing The costs
1brsm Powell, colored, waa charged
with being drunk and disorderly, but -
he claimed that he could produce Wit
nessss to establish bis innocence the case
was continued.
John Clark, . chrenio, was charged
with drunkenness and dped e5 and costs.
The case Of II. @. Smith aud 9. H.
Wilson, charged with dsorderly conduct.
WA continued.
NJ. r. Clark was fined 81 aud costs for
drunkenness, aud Mary DruneiAy WAS
ssntencsd to pay " and costs for
similar ofiense.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

On account Of the pleasant weather
yesterday the members Of the Rodney
street Presbyterian Church turned out 10
full force and were fully repaid BY lis
tening TO two good sermons by their pas
tor. Subject In the moruing, JAmes 1st
Chap, 81 verse. Pure religion and un-
deflled before God aud the Father 10 this.
To visit tho fatherless aud widows In
their sffiictions and TO keep himself I'M
spotted from the world. Evening sub
1ect, Matthew Z Chap, IL verse. There
fore all things Whatsoever 70 would that
men should do to you, do 70 even SO TO
them for this 10 the Law and the prophets.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

Persons wishing fine building lots for
homes, or for good Investments, will do
well TO attend the sale Of B. +. Town.
send, on Saturday, March 30. 6S lots
on the line OF the Eighth street electric
car railway, between DUPONT and Scott;
also SO beautiful lota DUPONT and syoA-
more streets, within one square OF the
beautiful and historical Dela,nore. owned
and occupied by the Hon. Thomas y.
Bayard. These lots are valuable on &C.
count Of location and superior natura 81
advantages.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

1t IL probable that the Wilmington
Board Of Unitel Stats Exsming Sur
geons will have Q busy dsy's work ON
Wednesday, as = large number Of orders
of examination have be cent to claim
ants by William II. Hayward, whose
Wilmington Office Is 10 charge Of W. s..
McNair
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

William II. Hayward, of Washington,
d. c., this morning notified W. 8. Nc.
Nair that q pension has been allowed the
late Philip sto'senburg from August Is.
1884, when he applied, until his death,
February 10. 1883, through their agency.
The money will be paid to his widow,
who lives In this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

The rite Of confirmation WAS adnlnl
tered yesterday morning at CsI1
Church to Q class OF nineteen by bnnol
Coleman. There was large eongfq1
tion present and the Bishop preached
able sermon from the words: "wlsa
you convinceth me of sin? And fia
the truth why do 70 not believe ma
the conclusion OF his discourse d. =
for continuation was presented nn ~.
tho rector Rev. David Ho.ra M IN
the rite had been administerans nN-
CD made o short address to The asA
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24
49,
This Year

finds mo not only we'll prepared foi ~
emit business, but with amplest pfo, ~,
for those persons VITO are going " W
on the 25th Of March and WapsI,,
their houses IN order In the sn .s h
space OF time after moving. ! ID"
largest and best selected STOCK , y. :
paper in the city, which am selling H., :
low as the lowest. 1 also have nj
force OF practical paper hangers s,.o a1
work done under my own suNe' second
Harry D. Holt No. 2l3 Wes s,,rs lid
street. Promptness q special ie'''u''n
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

II you want reliable glasses 20 to Prof.
We'll. He is scientific, he soils at low
figure, he does not affiliate with the doc
tors. he manufactures his own specs, he
has oil the experience OF 80 year,, and
examines your eyes free, and you will
save money. 305 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24
"cuod and Honest. "


At DRu0gIsrs Axp DRALRRs.
ne ctiARteS 4. v00glgn CO.. 0slllmese. ~.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

Cure your cold for 10 cts. with Blii
Ian Balm. 20 doses 10 cts. Rsgald
sizes rs and 30 cts. Beat remedy
colds, Group, catarrh and rheam,t,l
ever discovered. Over 10000 bosu9
sold In this city last year.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

II 10 convenient TO havs always on
hand soms simple remedy for bowel
com plant and pain In the stomach.
Those Affections yield readily to . few
doses OF 1axAdor. Price 25 cents. At
all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24
Cali and Examine Our Goous

Gail md Exhih1h6 O"' mi
Newest spring styles. ioI ,aS. C,l]
domestic cuttings and trouse,li.s'x 80 I'D
and We will convince you thM n.ns (
cut and make to your measure . "a oll
$500, that other taiiors en- .rs :, s,tisils1
Suits $l2. 90 up. Perfect III anu a foudoI
tion guaranteed. Liverpool aHu
Tailors, No. b21 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

DENVER, Colo, Feb. 90 i vs'oty.iv@
celyed Of A. c. Ross a Co. ~ n,sues1
hundred dollars in gold coin, ~, III VI Ia NJ
of ticket No. 44138, In ClAss D. DJsl
Denver state Lottery, for ! su pscac VI
Hyde Park Mass. (signed) Lrysl|
United States EXP. Go. X. A.
General Agent
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

David A. Powell, 3l2 and $40 Maids n
street, u eti,l ahead on fresh shad, her.
ring. eodnsb, paddock, lake pike, white
15h. eoupdsrs, yellow porch and oysters.
OelAweTe shad and herring received fresh
stsry day from our own nets. Delivered
- III parts Of the city free OF charge,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

Merchant taller, No. 6l5H Market street.
sscond floor. full line OF spring goods
to- select from. Fit and workmanship
guaranteed AZ No. 6l5}S Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

All persons getting papers from Geo.
A. Geisendeofer who may chaugs their
residences will please notify him as early
as possible, at No. TIA French street, so
that they may be properly served.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

Messrs. sinslsy Bros., conis ssS N TIL
ala King street, have just plaes If Eala|
store Q very fine assortment, snllscdsa
goods, 1t is one OF the hnes' WIS.,
aver seen In this city. .o,fec,lona.I
Nj, Gilbert Barrett, c1 has ri1|
Tsnth and Market streets, D."
Persons desiring Easter gooa' -
purchase carly.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

TO =, j. Meredith q Co., 9. W. cor. Third
and Jefferson streets, Tor clover honey,
broken, only l2o. III
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

DR.. simms' white Palmo"0 Di.ssss
The Grippe is over. but Lua 4bs D.l'se
cures every time coughs. s = ,csonsuat
Group, etc. and really prey,SSns, druggbs
tIon, 30 cenn and q. SOLO =, -.
d. it Fourth aud kinea'"e's
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24
NEWEST :-:sTyLEs.

Stoves. Ranges and Oil
Stoves of the best manufacture
ers. Refrigerators, Ice Chests
and Baby Coaches. If you
want goods for the Spring give
us call. We have a larger
stock and greater variety than
ever before. Quality the best
and prices the lowest. Terms
the most liberal ever offered
We know we can please you and
invite a call.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

wHITEMAN-wRIG Falkland
Delaware, March 18th, by Rev. John
ID. Blake, Frnk v. Whiteman and An
Mo E. Wright.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-24

Great Reduction in winter uhon
at T. A. Shannon, 800 West ""
street