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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-28
Health Is Wealth

DIR. E. c. WEST NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
NENT, guaranteed snecifc for Hysteric biz,
ziness, Commissions. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco, WakefulnesS Men
sultins in insanity and leading TO misery de-
cay and death. Premature OLD Age Barren.
ness. Loss of Power in either sex IayOlun-
larry Losses and SpermatorrhGa, caused by
over eXertion of the brain. self abuse or over
Indulgence Each box contains one month 8
treatment. s box or six boxes for s.
sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee six
boxes 10 cure any case. With each order for
six boxes, accompanied with So, we send the
purchaser our written guarantee to refund
the money IL il does not effect azure Guar
antees issued only by W. K Collier, success.
or to llippler 4 Collier. druggists, eth and
Sikley SITS, ST. Paul, Mum.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-28
Powers Company Wins Again.

The Powers Dry Goods company was
given verdict yesterday for s., O6S
against the Boyeston Insurance COM
panY, of Boston. The verdict was for
the full amount claimed. There are
over twenty other suits pending to re-
cover Insurance for damage to the goods
OF this company. The one against the
american Fire Inrurance company. of
New York city, is now Oh trial before
Judge Brill and jury.
The Plymouth Don't Split NickeIs.
60c, not Gle, for Buys Atwood Pants.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-28

soc, not Gle, for boys Atwood Pants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

INoR kEST-Two FARMS, ONE con
IL tanning 1875 acres, the other $50 acres,
one on the shares the other money rent.
Frazer Il Co., Third and Market SITS fll4t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

Evidence secured by the Connecti-
cut Shell Fish Commission seems to
show that the oyster SET in the waters
of Long island Sound is betterthan ut
any other time in the past ten years,
and the outlook for the industry is
promising. For several years there
has not been really satisfactory
oyster crop and Tire repeated failures
OF the sets have made Investments de-
cldcdly Improbable in numerous in
stances. The seedlings this winter
have developed 10 remarkable de-
gree, and three years from next fall u
grcut harvest may be expected. The
commissioners say: The scarcity of
oysters for the laSt two years has, in
a measure. helped TO desttoy the
oysters chief cuemy, the starflsh, but
with the rnturn ofNthe crop the enemy
will andnubiedly come back. The star
fish, however, does not hold the ter
rOls for lie oystermen that IL formerly
did, n the new appliances devised for
catching them have heen found to be
very successful Now the beds can lie
cleared of tho pest without disturbing
the oysters. ON tho whole. the out
look for the oyster industry is brighter
than it has been for years"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

DUBHC sALE.-I WILL SELL AT
i public sale on the farm OF b. f, Dun
can. AT Marshaliton,
ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY "a. 1891,
At IL o'clock, m,
a. G horses and colt. No. !. Fred,
~ large bay horse. 10 years old. an cN-
ira good farm horse, No. .. Clipper brown
horse, years old, good work horse and a
fine driver, No. 2. Fannie. brown mare.
L. years old, with ioal. No. 4. Iron gray
marc. coming years old; this is something
nice. No. B. Nellie bay mare, good work
er. No. 8. Lady gray mare. No. Z. colt.
coming one year old. good action.
milSing and Others springing.
Forty pairs OF chickens.
Farming Implements Osborn binder
ili good order Bucheye moving machine,
Tiger horse rake. farm wagons, l dear
born, grain fan, corn shelter. corn mark
er, 3 cultiVRtOrs, : hurrows. Wizard plOws,
One-hor5e pillow, corn cnVerer, I large
roller, l grludstOnc, l sleigh. I no.top
wagon corn knives. hay knife, hay FORK
~ grain bags, = ouc-half peck measures.
beam and pea weighs 4O0bs.; lot OF rope.
double and single trees, COW chains. forks
siiuNcls hoes, rakes, sets OF stage har-
ncss, sat of dearborn harness l set OF
carriage harness. hridles. collars, lines.
halters. Dairy tixtures:-2 thirty-quart
i.'i6 cans, ten-quart can, / good butter
tub, large churn and horse.
conditions of sale:-All sums of $50 aud
under. cash; NIL over that amount a credit
az q m9nths will he given by purchaser
giving u bnnkable note with approved en-
dorsec; interest added from date OF sale, or
& per cent. OH ON all credit sums
5. II. HEWITT.
Also at the same time and place. a lot of
new harness, consisting Uf durable stage
harness. dearborn harness, heavy and
lighi express, cart and carriage; lot OF
brides halters. double lines. This har-
ness is all handmade and warrcnted for
one year. WM. +. SUTTON.
l.. w. STIDHAM s SON. Auctionccrs.
ed-sat-tu-thus-sat-2tw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

My friend, the agent Of n Buffalo
Wallpaper house, was taken on" with
headache in the waiting room of the
big depot in Philadelphia. when slick
looking stranger about rs years of age
sat down beside us and asked:
rs the ache mostly over, your eyes
or in the back OF your headYn
''It's all over my head, groaned tht
Victim,
Exactly. Proceeds from a nervous
state OF the system. Ali your pulse Ii
away up. Let me see your tongue.
thought so; a cold current Of air has
a smashing headache Is the result"
Are you Physician asked,
well, no not, In the ordinary sense
am called a professor. Some call me
faklr, even. effect cures by what is
called laying on Of hands. You arr
skeptieal, Of course; but I'll agree tt
cure your friend here In ten minutes o.
forfeit $50"
"For heavens sake go ahead!n groanet
Tom. ''If you can cure me in an houl
I'll give you ten dollarsln
We went down into the baggageide-
partnent, where the performance
wouldn't attract SO much attention,
and the fellow begun passing his hands
over Toms head and face, and also
rubbing his hands. He hadn't worked
minute before Tom said he felt better
and in ten the headache was entirely
gone.
Now, don offer TO pay me or shall
be offended" he said as he stopped
work. ''and you'd better sit quiet right
where you are for about ten minutes.
Close your eyes, thus, and lean back a
little more, SOL
He bowed himself out in a graceful
way, and had been gone fifteen minutes
when Tom carefully arose, opened
his eyes. and suddenly called out:
Robbed, by thunder,'
The fakir got 800 In cash, a railroad
ticket to Washington. and diamond
pin worth s125 and the police haven't
nabbed him TO this day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

There were ten of us rode from the
depot to d hotel in Charleston in the
same bus, and as entered the Office O
short, thick-set and determined-lookin
man eollaied a young man wearing
eye glasses and said;
"I'll thank you to return my wallet!
Certainly, sir, certainly Let us con-
duct ourselves as becomes gentlemen.
You picked my pocket on the way
up, and / want my wallet back or III
mash your shouted the short man.
Exactly. No need of raisin your voice
to u disagreeable pitch. Never forget
that you are gentleman, no matter
what the circumstances"
where is my walletf'
Here, sir, and / have great pleasure
in returning IL. i am sorry that we have
had any misunderstanding"
All officer wis sent for, and while
waiting his appearance the young man
said To the crowd:
Il never have any trouble with n
gentleman, never. | am Obliged to all
of you for the courtesies you have ex-
tended. Let us part as gen tlemen
should
The officer soon arrived and walked
him away 10 the station, but that even.
ing about . O'Clock, as | was walking
on Meeting street, the prisoner halted
me and said:
Il desire to thank You for your con.
sideration In that affair You treated
me as u gentleman, sir, and shall not
forget ii.
But thought you-you-"
''Oh, yes. / was locked up tight
enough, but the officers at the station
were no gentlemen. and they treated
Inc in such Il manner that | felt com
PEELED to bid them good night. will
now say au reVoir.n
] went up to the police station to in
quire abont it, and The sergeant in
charge replied:
| 'Mhat! That genteel follow with eye.
glasses! Oh, he's in there.n
But you'd better look"
He entered the corridor and looked
into the cell II WAS empty. The gen
tleman' had sawed one of the window
bars off and gone out by way OF the
alley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23
BALTIMORE
& OHIO
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect November l6, 1870.
TRAINS LEAVE DBL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BOUND.
aExpress trains. .."
New York. week days, - H. ~ 10, ~ IS,
sly So, az 10 NJ, =! g.. % %. I SO p. ia
| New York; SUNDAYS, - Is. u 10 u. ILL.,,
Boston, Is - :. III. daily. with Pullman
| Buffet sleeping Cars. running through To
Boston without elHnse via Poug hkcep.
sic Bridge, landing passengers i'll Il. & N.
| station ut Boston.
Philndelnhia, week days, - IS. 90 As,
Ill 50 II. M, .ls 10, 90, '2I5, . 6s, 10, %,
IS o., 10, Il 49,, s oj, '1'll, 400 p. IN.
philadelphia. sundays, . Is G45. e 10,
90 90 s9S u ga N, az "a 90; 2 10, saS'
Chester. week days, q IL. 90. IS. = 10.
= Is, 30 g ~, ge0 " 90, 10 90, 10 l6. III 70
a. M, 90, '2 rs. sos, 4lO, 8 20, IS 81, a.,
T35. sos, 'sli, 10 90 p, m,
O5 II 70 a. M. 90, % As, 0J, A 10, 20, . %,
Is 10, = IS, S %, % IL, 0U0 p. nj.
Atlantic City, week days, = 10 a. M.
'l2 10, q 45 p. IN. sunday, = 10 u. M, - 10
WEST BOUND.
| baltimore and Washington, u 80, 7 90,
70, 40 30 a. m, az lO'2 10. 80, - vs., g 81,
| % "a y. m. daily.
Baltimore aud way stations, 20 a. ,n.,
% y. IN. daily.
Baltimore aud principal stations on
Philadelphln Division, 10 50 q. IN, both
| daily.
Newark, Del, Il 80. : 20. IS Is. 40 IS a, M,
'l2 10, 81 % 90, 40, % 81, IS O7, II 10 p. IN.
daily.
pittsburg, 's45a. m, = Os p. m. daily.
Chicago. IS Is Il. m, Is Oh y. IN. both daily,
Cincinnati and st. Louis, sla 10 D. A.
and IS o. p NJ. both duily.
Singerly accommodation, 20 IN, So,
5 10 and IL 10 y. M, daily.
LandenberR accom- modntion, week
II h in
Sundays, goa. m. and OF y. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET
STATION.
For Philadelphia, week days, 3 A., 30,
= 80, g 90, - IS, I'll 50 A. m, - 43. IS, as
10 p. IN. Sundays, 6 80 IA M, IL ~, 5 IS,
For Baltimore. week days,5 81, 6 so, IS 30
- W D. IN.
Baltimore and principal stations OH
Philadelphia Division, 10 10 II. M. daily,
except sunday.
For I.andonberg and way stations,
week days, 9 so 1850 Il. M, . q, 3 90 p. m.
Sundays, ~ u. m, and 800 p, III.
Chicago, IS 20 a. IN. daily, except Sum
day, 8 0O p. m. daily.
PittsDurg, Is 10 p. IN. daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, 'll35 a. M,
daily except Sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILL
MINGToN.
Daily l?i .ao5, Gi5, 735, SIS, $40,
Il 10 IS. 90 q n, 4s5, Is Is 80, u O5, 9 80
= 81, 10, 10 10, II SOP. IN.
Sunday, y q, 6 Is, IS 10, 6 80, 10 90, 0o5,
al IS u, IN ~ 90 noon, s., 3 %. '43l, ABS,
&c o., 0 80 = 80, let 10 10, Ii 80 p. m.
Telephone No. 1879.
R9-Ratcs to western points lower than
Via any other line.
j. Il. oDEIL, c. o. sCU LII,
General Manager, Gen'l Pass. Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

From thn 0ermnn.

FioM hhI 1tfinhh. .i.lFl
One Of the highest officers in the
German army IL very particular that
his soldiers are properly fed. He is III
the habit OF making unexpected visits
TO the barracks and Inspecting the
food in person. On the occasion of
one of these visits he perceived two
soldiers carrying a steaming boiler
from the kitchen.
Put 1t down. Fetch spoon" he
commanded.
The astonished soldiers looked at
each other. One of them rushed of,
but reappeared in few moments with
a spoon.
II want to see what sort of soup you
get, said the general, as he dived into
the soup with the spoon, but as soon
as he tasted 1t. he spat 1t out, exclaim-
ing, "What sort of DEVILS broth is that1
1t tastes like dishwater. What Is it,
anyhow"
THAT'S just what it is, your excel.
leney," replied the soldier. at is the
water that the dishes were washed in
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23
ON MONDAY. MARCH :, 1891.


at IL o'clock M. sharp,
Six head of horses and colts. No, !. bay
I mare Sailie, years old, sound, kind and
gentle in all kinds of harness. weighs
ME. years old, sound, kind aud gentle.
can he driven by lady and can ~
trot in minutes. No. 3, brown -1Fl
mare Sallie, good brood marc, viii WORK
! in any kind of harness. No. g. brown
mare Lizzie, s years old. sound, gentle In
single or double harness, will work any
place, cannot be hltched wrong, can be
driven by a lady, can trot in minutes.
| No. 8, bay horse Bob. years Old. 10 hands
| high weighs about 100 pounds has been
driven IN single aud double harness. No.
/ O. bay colt, Charlie, years old. is very
promising colt, of fine stock.
Fifteen head OF superior mich cows,
! among which will be found some eNceli-
/ ent mixers and butter cows Of grade Dur
ham. Holstcin and Helto1 stock. One J.
year old grade Durham heifer, yearling
| grade Holstein hefer. l registered Hol-
/ stein bull, one yoke of extra line red
oxen. weighs 800 pounds; IL shoat pigs 10
pair of chickens, turkeys and ducks, Mus
coyy ducks.
Farming Implements good farm mill,
/ champion self binder, good us new; l
| champion self rake, combined. In good or
! der; pair twin harrows,s syracuse plows
| steel beam; ! farm roller, Hcnch 2-horsc
| spring tooth cultivator single and dou-
BILE trees, one i-horse tree, one 3-hoFse
| harrow, three l-horse Cultivators. grain
fan. OK cart. 2good farm wagons. with hay
| rigging for same. all complete; one .
horse endless chain tread power, 1 West
inghouse thresher and cleaner 2-horsc
power; ] corn marker, forks, fakcs, SHOW
els, corn shelter hay cutter, horse rake,
| hay fork blocks and ropes, grain cradle
and moving scythc, Prindstone, y bushel
measure, 10 grain bags, 300 bushelsof corn
on the ear, 800 bushels of oats 70 tons Of
hay, SOME rye straw. % acres of wheat In
the grouttdi jump seat carriage fail
| top aud no-top buggy, dearborn, ] dug
out, suky, good ne new; ! milk sleigh
and bells II full set of blacksmith and
whcelwright tools. bellows. new lot of
wedges = mHulS. axes, crowhar, shoYels
and picks. l set stage harness, sets pillow
harness sets of dearborn harness 3sets
| light carriage harness. collars bridlcS
haltcrs, ten a1-quart milk churn and slips
| for same, pans. buckets etrainers, one =
| handle churn, , double heaters, ! good
| Victor stove. No. s. No postpOnenent on
| account of weather.
| Conditions of salc-All sums OF $40 and
under cash; all over that amount credit
| of mouths will be given by the purchas-
er giving II bankablc note with approved
endorser, or per cent. oil for cash on all
credit sums; IT not paid when due Interest
| from day of sale. WILLIAM COMING.
l., W. Stidham and Son, auet's.
fls-cod-atw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

Theodore Hosin, the surviving member
Of the firm of Rosin 4 Bro, paper hang
ers Nos, sl6 and 20 West Second street,
will continue the business in the old firm
name In the same commodious store lie
Is practical paper hanger in all It's
branches, and having managed the bust
meas for the last ten years successfully lac
can guarantee TO keep up their deserved
reputation for the best work and display
OF line goods at the lowest prices. He viii
continue to keep a large assortment Of
the latest patterns in stock and O force OF
the best mechanics to do the work Fine
work speciality. ROsfN & DRo,,
Noe a1s aud go West Second Street.
Telephone No. 4G9, I4-lI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

READING, Feb, 20.-l'he first drunk
taken to the station house in the ne
police patrol wagon was brough. M
before the Mayor for sentence this
morning. The Mayor said in sentenc.
ing that heretofore drunks had been
brought in on wheelbarrows, but as thu
city Ind now provided better
accommodations in the way OF trans.
portation he would have to increase
the fine. 1t was like ride In parlor
car. He accordingly fined the offender
-, instead OF S1.25, as has been the
rule,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

of the late stephen Cunningham. on the
farm of the late David Irclan. near the p,
W. g. II. depot. Pencader hundred, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20 1891,
AT 10 O'Clock a. M.
Eight head of horses and colte. No. /,
~. Flora, iron gray mare years
| 10y old, good worker or driver. No.
2, May, bay mare, years old, good worker
and driver. No. 8 Mable, gray mare. 9
years old, Rather stock, good worker and
good work or saddle horse No. 5. Minnie
sorrel mare, years old, good worker or
driver. No. O. Lucy, bay mare II years
old, good farm or brood mare. Nos. and
s are colts, coming years old. OF good
stock.
Ten head OF mich cows, most of which
will be In profit by day of sale: helfers, l
bull, good stock s shoats Berkshire stock.
Farming implements farm wagons
one as good as new, built by CarnaRy of
summit Bridge; l thrce-spring market
dearborn In good order; 2-seated family
carriage good as new; ! lagget wagon,
| Bicktord q Hoffman grain drill cham
| pion binder in complete order. Osborn
self rake. champion mower and reaper
combined, Tiger horse rake. self dump;
| l roller Hench sulky cultivator. iron
| mentS Syracuse pillow, Wizard plow ! A
harrow, hay riRger nearly new. Van
Wtckle ian, ! corn shelter, Ross hay or
| fodder cutter wheelbarrow. grlndstOue
D
carriage poles with yoke, l set dearborn
harness, set light buggy harness. good as
new; two saddles, suitable for double car
raiage harness, new; 2 sets of wagon har-
ness, sots of pillow harness, 2 pair double
| lines, work brides work collars car
riage collars, bride and saddle. halters,
| lot OF horse blankets, plush lap robe
| wool lap robe. lot of COW chains, two OK
| chains, l scythe and cradle moving
| scythes crOss-cut saws, broad ak, maui
| and wedges post dog, post augcr post
spade and raInmer brace and bits. ! barn
| shovel, forks, rnkes, hoes shovelA / one
| half bushel aud onc-half peck measures
| lot of bags, 20 feet Of hay fork rope. feed
| chest, hogsheads, lot of barrels, sausage
cutter aud stufer and lard prcsser.
Dairy fixtures Consist ing OF one-halt
barrel chucn with two handles, l small
churn, / Reid's butter worker In good
order butter tubs lot of milk pans and
| buckets prints and ladies' pair Of scales,
| draw % pounds; lot of pickle pork. House
hold and kitchen furniture, such as bed
| steuds and bedding, chairs, tables. bureau,
corner cupboard, carpet by the yard look
| Ing glasses, / parlor stove, l cook stove
| mention. Hay by the ton. Also half in-
tcrest Of eighteen acres of wheat in the
| ground.
| TERMS.-All sums of 20 and under cash.
| All over that aniout q credit OF Q months
will he given on purchaser giving bank
able note with an approved endorser,
Interest from date II not paid when due;
4 per cent. on tor cash.
JOHN 4. CUNNINGHAM,
VIM. J. Iank, Auct. Administrator.
fl2-wN -d2l-23-l4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

A letter from Madison, TIA, says:
''There is an old house IN Mcrg.u
county where q wealthy couple lesl,ied
years ago, aud for the past few yelrs
It has ufeh nothing strange for old
days ago is, tuell, who is tho pres
ent owner, employed some workmcn
to repair the old building. As soon rs
thsy begun tearing on tho old ceiling
the money began 10 fall in gold and
silver pieces. Tie worknen were
ordered TO stop. Mr. Tuell Is shoe
maker by trade, but he has almost
given up his shop and is staying at
home searching Tor a fortune around
the old house. Airs. Tuall found sew
eriHl pieces in rats nest. one OF
them is Spanish coin and dates back
to 1859. IL is not known exactly the
amount that has heen fojnd.n
Cough candV ut Eerplisonis II r. ID
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23
Philadelphia Wilmington
Baltimore r. r.


Iraihs Will leave Wilmington as follows;
Philadelphia teIpress), So, 81, 20.
:, 81 %, -; % % . q 10 o. 10 90 u 81
90. 0 Il, 6 30, ! 05 and 10 D. m.
Accommodation, 40. q IS, 05, s 10,
Z 40 and 10 SO %, N.
H y Chester in !expressl.1 o5, 40 50, 50,
o 80. o. and 0 i0p. IN.
Accommodation, O 40, So, 7 O5, 10,
10 %, II 81 n; NJ, u IS, %, 40, IS, 5 70
X: eand 10 20 P; m; On %
10 81, 10 t5, II 81 a. m. sl5 10. IL 80, / 50,
. "a, Is, D 10, 5 II, 56, u Il, u 81, Oh,
- ~, ~ and 10 80 u. M.
For Boston without change, 10 40 a. m.
For West Chester, via Latnokin. 6 40
and 10 a. M, . 81 and 3 10 D. nj.
For Newark tCentrel and intermediate
stations, 7 20 M, IL "a and 6 30 y. M.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations,
= 4, 4 Is and % =, my and II u night.
baltimore snd hay Line, 5 % D. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 40, 8 o.,
y, 10 l2and II 00a. m, IL 06, 81 IS, 4 u.
", " Os, 40, 70 p. M, and IL ~ night.
New Castle. H., II 0S, II 10 "a. M, 2 Is,
night.
Harrington, Delnar and way stations,
10 a. m, and 4 so y. III.
Express for Dover, Harrington and
Delninr. IL os a. m, 3 so p. m, and IL Of
night, lit. c,.u
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, II Os u. in., and
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
10 y iIm % 81 II Is Issappsssl Ss9 g re "a
u, Al, . 0s. 5 30 o., 65', Z 40, II III, IL ~
p. H., and IL 05 night.
Accommodation o q. o 10. 10 %, IL 10 n.
m, 2h ? %. . 10, 4 10, AZ, 622, sJs, 10 W.,
10 10 ana II Is d. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texprcssl. ] 50. . rs.
%, 0and9 10 PIN.
Accommodation, I ca S O5, . 90 a. m.,
IL 10. ! p. 10, sOand 10 80 p. NJ.
For Chester texpressl, l 55. 8 so, II 81
a. IN, 5 IL, 06and . 10 D. IN.
Accommodation, I 90, 0j, o GOA. IN ,
IL 10, | Is, 10, 8 20, I 80 and 10 so p. IN.
For New York texprcss), ! 30. ~,
= 70. 90. so, II 81 u. IN, IL 10, VI, 10,
For Boston without change, 81 p. m.
For west Chester, via Lamokin, o5
For New Castle. L. 0e night
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, IL OIL night.
For Midllctown, Clayton, Dover, wy
oming. Fefton, Harrington, Brldgeyille,
Seaiord, Laurel and nclmar, II OF night.
baltimore and Washington, Z 90. 8 o.,
10 u u. IN, IL o., 8 sS, .6 90. 40. ~ p. IN.
and IL ~ night. Baltimore only, W y.
IN. aud " X night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
Wilmington teXpressl, 5 so, 20, IL is u.
M, a u, 0s, o 81. Z 40, s IS. II ID. IL 30 p.
M, and 70 OK night.
Accommodation, s IS. . 10. 10 % a. M,
IL ~. 2 o.. o 10. s IS, 10 GS and IL IS y. m.
For further information, passengers
are referred to the ticket Office at tho
station. ... -
Trains marked thus ta) are limited ex-
press, upon which extra fare IS charged.
CliAS. +. PGGH, !. X. WOOD,
General Manager. GEM Pnss'ser Agt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

A T NO. 500 KING STREET AND
"a southeast corner of Fifth and King
Streets Thomas NJ. wier is selling on the
line stock OF groceries of No. 1908 Market
street. All those goods are OF first qualify
all fresh. and bought for cash. Rice 3 lbs
for BE. peaches, lbs for 25c. corn ut &c. q
can; best corn. cans Tor 25c.; Tomatoes. 3
cans for nc; lot of seedless plums, cheap;
French prunes. l0c; apricofs. Zoe; string
beans j cans 25c.; tigs ) cans, .5c: lima
beans cans he; Mocha aud Java coffee,
BE; coffee is low as l5c.; all our English
breakfast tea mt soc. and zoe goes of nj fac
Fine New Orleans molasses at l0r Il at. !;
syrup at l0c. II Qt; California whole APP
pies. Ne; peach g, CSC; 5 bags of beans go
Oh 3 qts,i0r 23c, lioston baked beans Zoe. II
our pile crust -four Bic. Il bag. Have you
tried the Wonder Soap Try one cake and
he convinced. n. NJ. Wick, No. 500 King
street and Fifth and King streets. zT-6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

No YANKEE WAY IN CHINA A John
Chinaman who went back home after
making his $500 eternal fortune in this
country. established stuge line
between two towns where sedan chairs
were in use, and inside of a week he
was caught up by the authorities and
his property coniiseated. The charge
against him was: Creating a great
worry and uneasiness in public mind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

LNoR RENT STORE ROOM 3I3
II wcst2nd street. Apply ut Tatnall
Creamery. southwest corner Fourth and
Shipley streets. f16-latt