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Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Sine. qiucclu Co., g. 9ai.

eoopibt lea buffer, bar je9 alprt9 |eet ei
.,.,e 5tufte herira / Soften. SEQ ptl
,srior bcoe ON Elaos | 9eres 9reoe Slao
for nogle atnier.
gnI,na,u Der bar buaoe i &pantitet os
o~r,r,tst uem9rtet, % man flyer, at itprre
gnIiun har man life faaet, iioen man iettleoe
her for 90 O 25 gar itoen.
Gen htberlie 9ienisbec her betlenes al
g,,tor Sduae, iom tlltraGbte @mbeoet I
S,or % err en- meget ipri9 Serrens GIener
:, on Grrmlfriotsmauo. San bar orsani'
,sr,t en- llnoocmsiorenina % facet iItaro ct
! gibliOtbet, Iom teller lite iaa iaa Web
1 lfuImer.
eu israelia Seaipeubeo foreialot forrise
i rrsnoo Coen Abe Septbr.l ioet Dor Sanoss
\ r,,uo eble Slien, en- pelbauenbe Sarmer
\ t,sune 4 Wfil Spo for @oer, pmtreut 80
1 Nor oommel, begit Selpmoro peo at ltppe
Go sicrtet meO en- Repplper, iom ban ben
4 iomme 9aa bauoe tipbt, San bar gilt meo
~ inf eute, po Der tales ON, at Der mellem
\ bors Steoipn o. bam ielp ituloe pGre
utebagelisbeoer.
Tormer.a Qiancen er itGrft reprrieuteret
Sbsr, "a ben bar fnaet iia ct e9et "Ssare-
Anouic" i Bneu, iom 9ipr gobe 6orretntn9er
ro betoler enooa libt mere, emo De TO andre
SSrehere / &nelr. Sioeu ma Ter. at bette
sTcrrtaoeuoe lpnreoe i9 iaa 9pot. CT Der MI
8poo Sale at ppfDre ct "Store~. Mtan oil
AioalcOrS iaa tlpbt % iol9t til ben Erts, oct
s,r urrot, uoeu upgeH MielIemmGno, Tom utl
lapc tor 6ortieHeite. Sa, leg innes 6nr'
rcrne mere Ifulbe per enige os b9nge
iammcn i ianbanue oigtiae Sina Der nnsaar
heres Sutsresier, % life lGu9er laoe Jig lure
soi Elsie ureti9rbige Ien9emGno, Der to9er
ms pco gtGicn iau pfte. SarmersNutancen
! qmver icr, at lpite ben SimpIe, ben uuber'
@,rpttc. ipul trnmpes paa ai Yen9enlGnbene
8bo Griltptratiet, og lDite BAN pp % lGre
mere o. mere at bj9Ipe %buerarnre til mere
%eelUiruOiqbco. Sen oil babe u~retfGroias
teo. % oil mere prgpe at opnaa Retf9roi9'
h., - oI ba' "9itbeo 90 8ro'rItab".
III Tor itte at ppta9e altfor flor Blaos /
flooct, Ilutter ieo meo Ell Silien til ale
*7ccorab Rpiten"s gGiere.
Sra en- al 9ercs Nbunuenter,
Cars 6. Gplin9.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
PROF. W. ". GREGGS
Electriske Better og
Apparater,
PROF. w. w. GREGG,
cpftnoer % 8IsetrosW ssitinf aoniuls~t
po IunerFntcupfuf.

9f be mango Spoagel'er, iom er ble.
BET sjort / Dor 2ib pda 2e~seuibenitas
bens Smraaoe, er biituot ingen al iaa
inb9ribenoe D9 parig 8etponiug iom
Glectriciteters Sor9olo til f~rOniite eng
BONNIE bos Menneitet. Set er peo en-
R9tte Griuringer goot9jOrt, at Glectrici.
teteu belbreoer burti9t O9 ~iittert, boor
ale andre 2~GsemiOler bar ilaaet fsil, %
oaglisen erubrer ben iig itsrre o. itsrre
5elbt ion, gsaturens e9et, fore lluipers
lals 2ReemiboeL @n al Dor 9ios Itgrite
gutboriteter pna bette Smraaoe er
Erpf. SO. @. Gregg, bois netop uos
Tonne aibanoling ON be bDppigit fores
tummen6e f~ronilte SD9bomme hos Men>
neitet, ps GleetricitetenS @irfninger paa
iarrme, buroe finbes | etbpert t6iem.
Zen er uosioet paa bort 6orlag, iaapei
paa RorIf JON Gbenit, | Bp9fOrntat, So
Sioer meo en- RRtfe oplpienoe Sluitra.
%tioncr, @iones6prb, etc, % fdaes frit
tilienot meo YOiten for 2 Gents | 5ris
mPrter. gloresier ale Brepe til
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Set b~aiter!!!

Suis 3 suouu life bar tn8et Someitsdo,
ba bgr 9 gjore ret MI. od be teolte Claims
iprit Fiir opiagus. ERltc anr of 3 bltre
rsot til at iage Ct 5omeiteao, Der Inn er
pGro 5uIino Dollars. buor 3 ldar Tan iaa
ct Der CT ppro fra to I'll tire Iuiino. 3 Ia
Der oerfor EeRge for bUer Tag Z oenter.
8l har M HuosriG9t ouer CT Million acres
al gano, % bar euouu mango gooc Claims
tlbaec, men be gaar fort. Su't at aDtnoer
Tar famine yist iom WGHo I'll at tage pemsr
ncao, Ga DC irGnger ltgeiaarel III al tleus
Feuac. vi icuoer 10 Ct g0rtl StanoiHaUcI
ben lite ! ftober. SDiS Z 0a iGn, bgI
z pare meo, oh Glatmerne gadr fort.
@5rb.
q 81. Toe Il 60,
IL. JOt 2pceum 8lo., Duluth, g(iuIL
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
correspondence.

--n.,rtcrer us,n papu % nsrts's iaoss tHs nn're-
80, ~. b, tiir TIE ,neana oirnrsmtr'te ot~s'
,,..,,-,r. govn,i rf lite biips sh,niIiasior'. n.et
w,rtr, ~y,siemn,npt Rruspenbent fn'fer Del. ms" y"
tsn,eutu uaa bare Sounst % aSrssien.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
'Salia &oMaen".

"SaIig Gougsn". 9 2pietil ifol
for nosen 8to iioen en- aammel Sitter.
tuQ p9re bleuen lda ioruirret Of, at
aonoen tiltalte ham, at ban iimpelt ben
life pioite, buoo ban ituIoe tnloe BAN.
Siliioit ianot ban en- Qoo Tttel. Sar
ineoe ipri9: "Snli9 9Or0cul" Sar
lpntes, at mcr emo intig tunoe ban bn
life ii9e. Mer i~ifterlig mac ban fape
iorltaiiet aUugen Ell bjertelig Cater.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Seuo eiter

The Eureka Furisrtlietaiaa Der iUttgrvrr 100
BaHle; BIS - 0ta. On icr alc Hpttlg scritlHanpa
inoefolofr0f : 'pvftlcIiQc Im9. urIi 2 6gIGitlit,
sluani. @rifel, Slaairtst. Rsotriet Ink-eTaser AZ
eertt Tcmmeigf ca 4iaai kris . ets. {oueiiTtr
al hHi rushf EHbW, iaorhol0U0e Ssil. Ram. H. ~
Qris Is Cts Wit eetic tili9tmcn adinlep, 9rsUe NJ
5frBeparir on. irnaes g~0rtoiri iOr tuH 30 cts.
4JtutsT sHfgs, SirtUfu Sw. stamp CO.
81. %. Der 81, NfinutapOlie, gfinh.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

eieer TT AZ Ssoenetne. palisipls, Srpalvaf'
bee. llcreeu gpreue. SiertebaHisH. s~leurala'G. &bsai
udiisuls sler sievsipGiieIie, i;rip til Or. 0aHis, 100
r.. gaabiiou 5tr.. ebieaao, IN, Sans aee o. urie'
pleeietnsr btlbrtbe hurtisi % fiieri. @.l7.ia
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
mcS S~ernmaifeu. Sc

FsQeoen augaaense ben uite umtolte
%.I'0lte ital III bore ppoaaet al en-
SaPtein Su5erie / @outeS. SIolae
H%Plpsninaer flute fig bag Sern.
F'A Ell General be Sulonoe, lom i
moo Marltal Gotinats itrcnae
'o'9 baooe ppbepet 8cleirinoen al
'9 ocroeo iulbiteubia poela9t belle
mats 6eIttO0Splnn. Gaentlia ltuloe
''oIen booe paret ituot, nleu auns
par mob Gyefutipnen % loo e5ene.
'%Roe'pErre 6eftuiuseu @isnerpl,
0ai' Mt 0rore til at bare en- Seru.
IA ln8eu moatte sicuie BAN, Der
'eira8tes iOnl bpo ior 9erOeu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Sra Spreucs gin. Paa en- @ren al

NTU SUIVHt4 STu. Gun tH VltN Ut
ct @eetre iaa ieg ct Spurperebe meo
iman finger pa / NGrbcoeH al &ecet FAB
Mooeren. Gn Sauipurp, Der iom fin
penbe. ielte zig tiltritten al Msperen Os
fOrisate lrnse, men itaois iorsinpes,
en- 9iluarmelie. Sauneu bolot iis Dog
i Nerbeoeu, % i%aaiuart Sunuen bar
ileiet bort for at is9e 6soe iii unserne,
ilsi ban ben III &ebeu, sreb Ell al linz
9erne 9i9bbet o. itpuote iis bort meo
ben ct tibet Stpite Sei, buorpna ban LOB
llnsen ialoe ueo ira en- %betDoelig 6oioe,
p%ienipnlig alac poer jim Sepu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Wprcrois. Nfiuu

VulNtUfs, UtHU.
P.t0mirn9 bar DC ileite 6ormere beenuot
| @@r'tnrn9. Socccn siuer fra 8 tit %
|7eI3 pr, Were; Saurcu fra 25 til so.
p 2obbeItsSrgaup feirrOes her ben zoe
F''HiOcr, toet Stcoets Sanoelsmauo Die
pep rat5oicoes I'll gRtis 9itoa qoriun, Ga
Fnon SIano til 9Riis Carolina qoriou.
|''oe oar Der en- @Guaoc Mcuucitcr meS
O"l'l'ln9er o0 @auer til De nuac Sruoefolf.
FN'n Nprcro's er paa iumme Steo iom
mco . Srie i gIt. eioIe spnouo bar
Il Nuroelcpcn | @aneu, tbi Ell Nono
o'tI)cnoc 3rif. oa to 5rGitsloa brat
uo 'aIoc, at llcre at BEN ipp / @aberne
,en ooer. Spao Tan mon gjsre meo en,
l@'8rr ianounuc Eager, ON han emo be.
|"er oct "Sittrrs" Os @eoicin?
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

BetRntnIn9." = &ronllf, oololom, blbt.
guacnoe Soite iom oeune sr iaa gruuois
en- Brsue, Tom uoeen @tebiciu tanluo.
iettes for. Get er for laaoaune alpors
li9e 3ili9loe, at SOidee's German
Sprup CT en- Specialitet. Strange, lige
iaa ipae iom oeune Gut var, of gigre
pel peo at m9rte iis bette.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Cars 6. GDain9.
Gotefielo. Ieb

SuAN llNlt, WNbl.
Sea iaa for Ell 5io Iiocu Ell glrtitel / Scres
ercOc &lno ON, boorfor life Norge fan
trroipOe iiuc c0ue Ssnuer. Snnret er iims
tdt. "a tuuoe ie9 beore bcipare bet miuOtlig
erO itriitll9, men oil allt9epel iorig9e at
frpc uoale Orb bcrom.
Set IT latterlt9t, ia ligeirem fpmilt | ct
3oct gauO ipm Npr9c at ie oct itorarteoe
&uto.rlti % ben alaSieiorltIcl, iom beriter
anot Solicit. gu Grbeiosmnnb biemme /
&Orqe, Der eruGrer zig pna en- reoelia og
kril3 Wtaaor, bIcp ieet NED paa, iom ct af
mo HABIT lapcrc &Gieu; ban er blot, iaobe
en- llnIpcl NrbeioSrrdro, prueno han inuife
n mango 8utoe bcore cno mango al be
Pre- groSicrcre % aoniuler, ipm ri, otter
bare ieet Dem leue I Serl:abeo % @lGoe,
inOc pna 9ugtbuiet for Seorageri %
3wnrcl. 9a9 Spuoen biemme. Sarmerne
toIOcr her, be bar life agtet for Ell 9pit;
6arnlcrnc bcropCr, bet er Soil, Tom er
'Coc % rcipcttereoe; ri timber Ntanse fra
orNe, ION tn0tdger itpre % uigtiae Stiains
her l H0noet. Yet or Gr%iitptratiet, JONI
Pr. at bet er Ell Siam for SoIt at arbeioe /
cmIonoct. Scr er oct Rcbiatte 7iliGloet;
CT bet Ell Stnm for ben, iom lille arbei-
@nhoer, Der fommer beroptr, % er
l8 til at arbctoe, Roruelis % oroentlia,
p 'onnter altlo iremr.
Soor mango HGringSarene er Der life /
Prae; tag SGrproouftipnen, % bppr mango
aHter % &sober CT Der life, iom bper Tag
mites pna Gpptbeterne, (. @r. Sccale,
fcbGr, 9t9itdIrs, aarpe % mango andre,
oorrr ina at iiae uoenfor 9pren; meu
|oetior at %opmnntre Soil til at iante pp
e, 'an bet tunoe blipe en- liocn SiGlpe.
Tor Dem, iad tager be oisie Sina fra
lanoet, Saaleoes meb mauae Gina
r1ttc ! Norge; be %ppntuutrer life 8cfolts
P8tn not bperteu meb Siano eler Nnoet,
Nnn8c tnnoe fiune Ell 2euepei til Bella.
e 'or Nt8 ielu "a Snmimnhet. Saalrnac
SIa8s Nriltcfrati % aIaSiepG,en critic
Tan life eli NRnno oente mere cuo at odo
oct oa0iige Glib % GlRb, % mullaens
oeror 1T %cpctrpo, ut arbcioc iio op til
ei mere Ian ban neppe ro9enlinoc tRnte
CT iIItoe ltrtucs mere ON iamme Gmre.
octte Iaar pGre not for oenuc Gang.
". ". 8itlpw.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

8. j. GrnUlo, Mtprtcuioep, Wmu.,
~itriuer: Seq bar altlb bra9i German
Sprup mob 2uuseiortielelie; Sea bar
iunoet oeus 9ise - be er Gle
mirore apoe. (9)
~. %. @reen, @nes Tasritant,
gSoooburp, u. ".
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

Syrup"

s. s. 9apis, Rettor peb q. SameS
@piitopal airte / guiauln. ala:
"Otin Seu bar / ilere Wiaaneoer liot
al en- uoloiom Os truuenbe 6oite. Giter
at hape prspet aoitiaige 9uttor. Reccps
ter, Der life iormuaeoe at bjRlpe BAN,
ct ban blepen iuloitRuoig helbrecet peo
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

Srusen al to 5la
fer at Sci6ee's
German. Sgrup.
Seq fan irp9t an
beiale ben uoen
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
Signed by tho Governor.

HARRISBURG, May 30.-The governor
approved the following bills; An act to
amend the election laws changing the
time and manner of making the registry
of voters and the duties Of registry as
SCISSORS; to authorize the employment of
two additional clerks in the adjutant
generals Office to prepare muster rolls of
the late civil war; an act providing for
the assignment of 100000 annually
from the general to the sinking fund;
providing for the transfer of the direct
tax money amounting to $1,634 900 to
the sinking fund; authorizing the audi
tor general to countersign all warrants
in the state treasury.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
A Plsannnt surnrise.

A pleasant and enjoyable surprise
party was given last evening to Miss
Annie Hickman at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Walters, at No. 1903 Linden
street. Miss Hickman was absent
when the party arrived, and on return
ing found a large party awaiting her.
Shs felt indeed surprised.
The usual old chestnut games
were indulged in which was followed
by q grand supper, to which all did
ample justice. After playing kiss the
pillow" for about one hour tho guests
departed, feeling satisfied they had all
done their part to make the occasion a
success. Among those who par
ticipated In the enjoyment OF theev
ing were: Misses Carrie Magee, Lottie
Speakman, Mamie Miller, Sallie John
son, Stella Faber, of Philadelphia, S.
Brear, Ella McCafferty, Katie McCaf-
ferty, Edith Walters, Lenie Mason.
Messrs. George Francis, Oscar Frank,
W. M. Speakman, A. Pauley, J. H.
of Philadelphia, Frank Boggs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
.1 Could Move the World

il had something to rest my lever
on" said Archimedes. Large bodies
move or are moved slowly. But IL is
no impossible or even difficult task to
render those small bodies, the kidneys,
active when they are not SO. Don't
try to do this with unmedicated alco-
holic stimulants. The experiment is
unsafe. The sure, safe means, is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, which affords
Just the right amount OF stimulus
without OVERRIDING the matter. Con-
tinued inactivity of either the kidneys
or bladder, it should never be lost
sight OF, are attended with grave peril.
Bnght's disease, diabetes, and other
ailments which affect the renal organs,
have their origin in inactivity OF the
kidneys. To overcome this is an easy
matter at the outset. Not so later
Now is the appointed time in q case of
this sort. Irregularity OF the bowels,
stomach and liver, rheumatism and
malaria are remedied by the Bitters.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
FoR SALE.

I,oR SALE CHEAP-A BAY MARE
10 weighing 1000. win work in any
kind of harness. Can be driven by
lady. Will make good family horse.
Apply at tho N. W. corner Eighth and
Spruce streets. m29-2tS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30

T,oR sALE-HoUSES, NO. soi AND 500
III Wright street, with lot adjoining.
Apply at No. COZ Washington street.
m9-26ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30

ToRsALE.-oNEE EIGHT HORSE pow
u er Oneida Engine Westinghouse
Thresher. Good will and fixtures, In run
ming order of the late John Mcliride. de-
ceased. Inquire ut 007 Orange st. Ing7-3tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
A Noted Robber Sentenced.

WASHINGTON, May 30.-Chief Post
Office Inspector Rathbone is advised of
the sentence of Henry Miller, the stage
robber, to ten years in the California
penitentiary. He is regarded as one of
the most desperate and dangerous men
who have ever been engaged in this
business on the Pacific coast. He has
been engaged in numerous robberies, for
some of which he has served terms in
Jail. 1t is said that he robbed the stage
twice in Texas, and it is positively
known that he committed six robberies
in California.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
Philadelphia Wilmington
Baltimore r. K
May 9l 1891.
Trains VIII leave Wilmington MS foilown
SUNDAY TRAINS,
May "a ls9l.

May 2l ls9l.
Trains VIII leave Wilmington ms foIIowx
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpress,. h5. enNf
4 20. $ 90. 900, ii 81 a. IN, i 81 Sol. s i7'
) 50. 8 %. I o6, Z 30 and II p. m.
Accommodation, 7(1, g 05, a. m..
u 10, u. 10, 20 and 10 80 p. m.
II 81. a. M. IL, I 06, % and II D. m.
Accommodation, 90. 8 0J, q. na-s II 10,
! Is. 10. 8 20 and 10 80 p. m.
For New York texpressl. ",
Y 20. 90. 80, u 81 a, M. IL 10, 30, sois
q 10. II, 5 So, 10 Fl, 7U3 mud 10 80 p. IN.
For Boston without change, Asa y. M
For W est Chester, via Lnnokin, : %
a. m, ana $50 j. m.
For New Castle, o 30 y. M. IL o6 might.
For Cape Charles, Old Poiut Comfort
and Norfolk, Il Ol night.
For Hiddletown. Clayton. Dover. ny
omlng, FELTON,. Harrington, Hriage vile
Seaford, Laurel and Delmar, IL oi ni4AE
baltimore and Washington. 4 20. e,-
10 10 q. m, II %, 5 %, 10 O3, 40, ~ 2. M
and ls might. Baltimore only, % n
~. and IL Is niIht.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
W ilm'ngton texpressl, -. ~ ~ y
y. M. and IL 90 night.
Accommodation, 8 80, 10 25 a. m, ~ y,
2 05. . 10. 80. 10 e3 and ii SS y. M.
For further Information, passengers
are referred TO the ticket oihce ut the
Trains marked thus (s)are lirnitcd en-
press, composed entirely of Pullman Par
lor aud Dining Cars; tGongFessionial Linz
tied Express.upon which an extr7 rate of
fare Is charged.
CIIAS. Il. PUGH, J. n. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen1 Pass'ker ABt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
shiioh,s Consumption Cure.

This Ia beyond question the most
Cough Medicine we have
ever sold. A few doses invariably cure
the worst cases of cough, Group and
bronchitis, while its wonderful success
In the cure of consumption is without
q parallel In the history of medicine.
Since its first discovery it has been
sold on guarantee, test which no
other medicine can stand. II you have
a cough wo earnestly ask You to try
it. Price 10e., 50c. and 81. II your
lungs are sore. chest or back lame, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N. d. Dan
forth, wholesale and retail agent, I'd
and Market streets. Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
Mr.. BoYrR,s srArrMENr.

The Amount and location OF the
state Funds and Securities.
State Treasurer Boyer has prepared
the following statement showing the
amount and location Of the funds and
securities Of the state:
STATE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
HARRIsBuRe, Pa, May 90.
At the close Of business on May n, 1891, the
cash balance in banks deposited to the credit
Of the commonwealth was $3.50, LIB, Of
which Si,5l0,4QigT was to the credit of the
general fund, Sa,gl0, ,457 .s8 tothe credit Of the
sinking fund, the last mentioned amount, in
cluding the sum OF 81, ,654 7l1.i3, Pennsylvania's
proportion of the direct tax recently re-
funded.
The regular monthly statement to be made
on June / will show some changes in the
general fund figures, principally owing to the
payments now being made under the general
appropriation bill TO members and employees Of
the legislature, and will also show these de-
posits in both funds in detail.
These moneys are, as stated, all deposited in
substantial banks, and excepting in very few
cases secured by the bonds OF responsible sure
ties, and in these few cases II is the intention
Of the treasurer to call for bouds. Each Of
these banking institutions has been called
upon TO furnish the state treasurer with o
sworn statement stating the amount of state
funds on deposit on May 81. These sworn
statements will agree with the general and
sinking fund statements, excepting as there
may be unavoidable differences with regard to
the amounts in the three active banks, to wit:
The Farmers and Mechanics, of Philadelphia;
the Commonwealth Trust company, of Harris
burg, and the Allegheny National, of Pitts
burg.
The assets In the sinking fund, consisting of
three millions three hundred thousand dol
lars q, ,S0OoO0.oW tparl United States per cent
consols ard twenty-five thousand dollars CS52,-
0O00O tpar) United States NJ per cent. bonds
are deposited in the vaults Of the Common
wealth Trust company. They are In the name
of the commissioners of the sinking fund, the
secretary Of the commonwealth, the auditor
general md the State treasurer. They could
only DO negotiated by the joint action OF the
three commissioners with the certificate of
the governor and the acknowledgment before
president of q national bank under the seal
of the bank. There are also eighteen
bonds of the the Allegheny Valley
Railroad company of 100000 each These are
in the name of the commonwealth of Penn
sylvanie. One bond is redeemed each year,
and they could not be negotiated without an
enabling act of assembly.
This statement, together with the detailed
statement to be made on June /, will accur-
ately exhibit to the people of the common
wealth the amount and location Of their
funds and securities, which is the purpose of
this statement.
Direct tax refunded, Sl,654, III 43, is deposited
with the Farmers and Mechanics bank, the
fiscal agents of the state.
HENRY K. BOYER, Treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30

NOR RENT.-A COTTAGE WITH OR |
II without stable at Cdpo Heniopen |
City, Rehoboth, Del. Apply at No, n69
TatnHll street. m2T-6tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30

TWO HOUSES. lilo and Is PIN E
STREET. { rooms and bath, all convent
ences. will be rented very low. HEAI.D
& CO., Tth and Market streets. ml3-26t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30

YSoR SALE-A GOOD COUNTRY MEAT
r route. Must be sold Mt once.
Inquire to Edw. PYLE. Dol Monroe st.
ni19-3tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
MEDICAL.
Dr.G.F.THEEL
10 6NOrfh FOurf}p

kSSNOrth Fourth
OSS ST., below Green,
Philada, acknowledged d
BY the press and public
as the leading and reli-
able lespeclalist in diseas-
es OF both sexesi SKIN
DIEEAsRs, BLOOD Poi
son, DISCHARGES, In
PLANTATIONS, BLADDER,
Hrn,rura Haarf Tnuna
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
A Good reference,

We lave read with interest Presiding
Elder Wilson's defense before the
Quarterly Conference in Dover, May
7th, 1891 and from facts set forth in Ii
he has the right side of tho question.
By the course pursued by the Trustees
we are reminded of tho fable of the
dog that lay on the straw and could
not eat IL or allow the COW standing
near by to eat IL. They do not seem to
occupy IL for any practical or useful
purpose, and appear to DO determined
that others shall not.
The fact that they refuse to rent the
church to DR.. Wilson for thirty days,
at 81 per day, for the purpose of hold
ing revival services in ii, is conclusive
evidence to unpreiudiced minds that
they are in the wrong, and the further
fact that they refuse to submit the
whole case to Bishop Foss, or to the
whole ] o1rd of Bishops for their de-
Cis.on, is further proof that they have
no case and can but weaken their side
OF the question and strengthen that of
DR.. Wilson's and the more than sew
enty families that are petitioIing for
It's use.
1t looks to an outsider gwho has
looked at the whole matter with an un-
prejudice mind that the trustees are in
the wrong, and II they persist in re-
fusing to consider any OF the PROPOSE
tions laid down by Dr. Wilson, the peo.
pie who have petitioned for the use OF
the chapel will be fully justillable In
building new church to supply a
long felt need Of that part of Dover.
Even years before the chapel was
built it was tho opinion of the writer
that a second NJ. e. Church in Dover.
would advance Methodism and the
cause of Christ but we are now fearful
that If the present course OF the trus,
tees is much longer persisted in both
will receive a serious set back.
CnNaJpFp AHrR
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30

INoR RENT-HoUSE. NO s BEING
I tho Southeast corner of Fourth and
Shipley streets. suitable FOR nice board
ing house. Apply at the store. ap-ia-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30

r AIDES REsSMAKISG DONE
IL artistically and chtnply at Bs3 Market
street. Cutting and hitting a speciality.
Learners wanted. Nine s. II. Wost.
m5-iln-Tu-F'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
Acknowledges THEFT OF $40, 600.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 30.-In the
federal court, Judge Wood presiding,
Charles H. Ritter entered a plea Of
guilty to the embezzlement of $4,000
from the First National bank, of this
city, while he was paying teller. Judge
Wood deferred sentence until the Oc-
tober term of court. 1t is understood a
partial restitution Of the funds will be
made in the meantime.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
High Rnoommsndation.

of DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam:
Said lady, it cured cases In my family
which We're marvellous cures. She says
1t is the best lung medicine ever made.
Said gentleman, IL saved my wife
from dying from consumption ten
years ago. So we can give them right
along for coughs, colds, sore throat,
and the cough in the grippe it is
splendid. SOC. and 81. Sold by drug
gists, Depot. Fourth and King,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
A Fever Patient Killed.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, May 30.--An un-
known immigrant bound for the west
was discovered on the arrival of the train
to have typhoid fever in its worst form.
He was placed in the baggage of the
same train to go ON to Pittsburg. When
nearing Hyndman, Pa, he rose from his
cot while delirious and leaping from the
train was instantly killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30
Dr. L o. PIckels. Electro Mnrnect

DIR. ]. @. Pickels, Electro Magnetic
Physician. Is having remarkable sue.
cess in the curing of chronic diseases,
having cured some very bad cases In a
short time. II you have any chronic
complaint, call and see him before II
gets incurable. Aches and pain cured
in few minutes. Call and see us and
get your nerves strengthened, system
vitalized. Consultation free and con-
Electric and vapor baths,
705Id MaIket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30

TOR RENT.-A CoSEY COUNTRY
10 residence near kianiensi Static ..
Address or call on W. Il. CRANsTON,
near the station. ms9-3tH
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-30

ENOR sABE-TWO STORY FRAME
IL at Fourth and DUPONT sts. Cheap.
Apply at this office. m30-tf