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The state herald., 1891-05-08

tfir-t publication March s,isoi.) No $50
Nn,ira for Publication.
Land office Mt sterling. Colorado,
March a. sri
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has died notice oi his inicn.
ton 10 make nnnl proof In -uppoJt of III. clam,
aud that said proof while made before the
clerk Of the district court nj Phillips county Cob
urido, at ilolyohc. Colorado, on May ~, lsgl.
Viz;
LOUIS y MCCULLOUGH.
II y i:lin for the ~ sec ip No n In r
NJ u " uf pm.
lie namc- the following wiincs. Ia prove his
continuous residence upon, ant cultivation of,
said land. viz.
Danirl iarkin. of ilolyokc, coio.
John q white.
Rufus rooperfidrr. "
John Baker.
H.. u. TrDnos, Register
The state herald., 1891-05-08

tTirs, publication April 10, 1891 No 1853

tfirst publication April 10, isoo.) Nol5s
NntiCe for publication,
Land office ut sterling, Colorado.
April ., 1891,
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has lilcd notice OF his intcn-
ton 10 make final proof in support of his claim.
and that raid proof will be made before the
clerk Oft district court of Phillips county Col
orado, ut Holyoke, Colorado, ON May Goth,
1891 viz:
ARTHUR MAsTfN.
II + 72a for the lots I, 3, o and 10 see tip Ne
$ n IN + No ~ of o pm.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
aidland. viz:
Edward Franklin, of amherst, Colo
Jacob IL. Gilmore, ="
Frank +. Spink,
William Robson, " /"
II. l.. TEpMoS, Register.
The state herald., 1891-05-08

Excursion rates via. L. L. Ry.
Tickets ON sale the year around
Sterling to salt Lake aud Ogden $50 :
30, Sterling 10 Helena and Butte $50.
These tickets arc good 30 days from
date. Thirty days transit limit each.
Good one way via. ID. * II. G. Ry.
Il. W. ATKINSON,
Agent.
The state herald., 1891-05-08

The Colorado Farmer has recently
lccu publishing the crop report fur
eastern Colorado. 1t is somewhat sur.
prising that the editor Of that paper
SHOULD 10 so, after taking Tie stand he
hes in regard to farming ia eastern
Colorado. Tie publisliingof these ia
yurblc crop reports may result In caus'
ing some eastern man To locate IN east.
euI Colorado and. from statements
heretofore made by the editor Of the
Farmer, such Il slate Of affairs would
deeply wound his over sensitive coli
Ycinncr.
The state herald., 1891-05-08
First publication April IL, lsal.l No l59.
Nntics for Publication.

ltifst publication April IL, ls9l No 49,
Nntica Tor Publications.
Land Office ut Sterling, Colorudo,l
April 10, lsal.,
NOTICES hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his In
tcntion to make final proof In support of
his claim, and that said proof will he made
before the clerk Of county court OF Phil
lips county, Colo, nj IIolyokc, Colo. on
June s, ISL, viz:
PRANK j. EMERSON,
I'D entry No IT'S for thcncl, sec IS tp7n
range - W,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivi,
tion of. said land, VIZ:
Martin wof. OF IIolyokc, Colo.
Otto Schroeder, "
Charles u. Campbell, q"
John ". Martin,
II. l.. TrpMoS. Register.
The state herald., 1891-05-08

ttirst publication Apriis. isai.j No. isi
NntlGa for Publication,
Timber culture Proof, Act March =, is,i.)
Land office nj sterling. tninratio.
March ~, ispl,
NOTICE I. herrby given that the following.
~ named settler hns hlei Notice of his intrn.
ilon 10 make final rfoof IN support
OF hs claim. and that said proof viii bc male
beforr the clerk IL III. district court Of Phillip.
county Colorado. at Iiolyolc, toioraio, on
May i:ih, irii. Ma:
Wufts GoorEnniDER.
IN 7 Entry NosliS for The ne :, .cc - ~
No IN In No Hw ufdpm
lie namr- ~. Witnesses
Lon- n Mccullough. of iioiyokc. colo
Daniel infkin,
sarah furruy, "
Allcn u Van Dyke. "
II. Y. TtpaoS. Register.
The state herald., 1891-05-08

Ina recent article in The New York
Truth, Senator ingalls, says, anent the
New Orleans ai|uir and the pouring
into tllis country Of n multitude of for
foreign ir1mps, paupors and criminals
VIC haze passed The danger Lille aud it
Is now time TO call halt. The ma-
juIiiy Of the iouan,s Of our prisons
aSllrms and gibbeis; our drunkiirds
rrlous and harlois; the ,lisiHrJers aud
currupiers II elections, maraulers, in
ccadiarics. buliies and burglars arc Of
foreign llr'h, the onl, garbage and
caIrlcn # nlltu and feiid races" say,
the senator Mr. lagllls would extend
tie naturalization ry.iod 10 not les
lhHu ten years and would limit the
right Of fan suffrage 10 complete
citizenship. lie adds that tho leaders
81 both political PARTIES are pusillani-
nous, each fearing the appeal Of dem
Jgogues To tue foreign vote, should eli
lhcr advocate genuine American pol
Icy" Aside from the moral and polit-
ical point Of yirw, ho continues, tile
people perceive the delusiye mpckery
81 tho demand for tie protection Of
american labor, while tie American
Mborcr Is subjected 10 degraded md
Gishuuogalle competition Which re
ducrs wages 10 the starvation point
and permits 40 comganiuuship eompai'
lille wi,h,lc preservation uf srlf re
,pcyt.-
The state herald., 1891-05-08

First publication May. 8, lsol.l No. Isl
Nntics for Publication,
Land Office, Sterling, Colo.
May o. 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has ilcd notice of his In :
tention to make flnal proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will lie made be-
fore the clerk Of tho county curt OF Phillips
county, Colo, mt Ilolyoltr, Colo, Cd June Is,
lS9l, viz:
Arthur W. BUTrERFIELD.
I'D l. 1901 for the So Ia see 2Gipsnrlw
He names The following witnesses to prove
his c'n,iuuous residence upon and eultiva-
ton of, said land, viz:
John II. Rirhcs,n. OF Amherst, Colo
Milton u. Copp,
Charles \. Baldwin,
John Fisher,
Al l.. TEpMuN, Register.
The state herald., 1891-05-08

ifir'i publication Apr 90, isoi.l No 1861
HuTICE FUR PUBLICATION.
i1nd oaiee at sterling. Colo.
Apr, 30. isll.
Notice Il hrrrhy given that the following
named sclilrr has nrd notice oi his intention Ia
make nnhl communication proof In support 81 hi
rlnir, Rn'l that sail proof VIII ie made bcfor
tie llrRsi"r ~ Receiver At sterling Coio., on
May 20, irlii Nlf3
JANIS \. LAMrlSu.
III Entry No lisis for the nv :. .ecntpp
raug" iHn,
lie nnmrs the following witnesses To prove hi.
continuous nsidcnef upon. nud cultivation OF.
SAID inni, ylls
John Malone. OF iinxinn, tolo.
nhNih u, Stevens, " +"
Hrorrr iiiton, Z"
Jerry Sulli.an. I"
II. u. rLDMos. negiticr
The state herald., 1891-05-08

FIRST publication May $. 1901 Ne $50
NntlGa for PuhliEatiud,
Land Office, sterling. Colo,
May b, lshl
Notice Is her by given that the following
A>namcd settler has filed notice of his intcn.
tiun to make final proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will he made be-
fore tho clerk Of the county court of Phillips
county, Colo, ut Holy okc, Colo, ON June Is,
1891, viz:
JOHN II. RICHEsoS,
I'D l. 6s7s for the sw !, sec Is tpsnri3w
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultlva-
ton of, said land, VIZ:
Charles a. baldwin, of Amherst Colo
john Fisher,
Arthur W. Buttcrilcid,
Peter Hansen, "
H. TEpMoN, Register
The state herald., 1891-05-08
DEAFN ESS
ITS CAUSES AND CURE,

scientifically treated 10y an nuris, Of world
wide reputation. Deafness crndicatcd and
entirely cured. of from 20 toa, years stand
Ing, after nil other Treatments have failed.
How tho difficulty Is reached and the cause
removed. fully explained In circulars, with
af!idavits aud tcstinoniais OF cures from
prominent people. ioaiied free.
Dr. \. foSTAINE, u West nth St, n. Y.
The state herald., 1891-05-08

FIRST publication Mar. -, 1901
L. :. Land Office. sterling, colo.
Mar. II, ISL.
thlias Notice TO contest No S7)
To James II, Butler: lnu are hereby no.
titled that ON january ~. isaI. Marprct Peter
applied at this office To I've allowed To trans
NUT. her u. No. 2Sir5 for lots |, ;, aud ..
Of sec town sn ri5 W, to a homestead entry
and that said application viii he heard be-
fore ihl~ office ON May nth, ls9l Mt 10 II. M, Of
said day aud you bcIugan adverse claimant
to lot ., hy virtue Of I. e. No. isi,9 made May
ath lssS. will bc allowed TO appear Mt said
tinc aud show cause why her said applica-
tiou should not lie allowed.
II. 4. TEDMoN. Register.
The state herald., 1891-05-08

Tile Denver News IN editorial last
week, in regard 10 the Miliiugton casr.
used this language, The verdict Of
not guilty IN the MiIliugton case Inst
night closed the most memorable Grim
ina liial ever lad Ia the United
States" That sounds very mneh Ike
"wc killed The bear That may have
heen the most memorable criminn!
ulal thg, Mr.. Patterson eyrT appeared
g. li. he United States Is a big conn
irJ ard hus produced some remarkable
criminal trials, in comparison vilh
which, tie Miliiugiuu easo was Grcid
cily tame. The editor II ,ar Ncws
evidently WAS somewhat excited ever
the verdict q the jury Wien lie wrote
that editorial.
The state herald., 1891-05-08

lfirst publication April "a, isal.l No. iol
Nolirs Tor Publication,
Land once at sterling. Colorado,
April Is, lsll
NOTICE is hereby given that III. following.
named settler has filed notice of his IN.
tcniion To make final proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof will bc madc be-
fore iicgl-irr or Receiver at sterling
colo on June q. ISL. viz:
THOMAS l.. DYE.
iidcniry M liois for the $ = ~ !. sec % tip
sn fangr q ",
lie names the following witnesses to prove
hl- continuuu, residence upon and cultiva
ton Of. .nid land, ,is;
David ". scott, of ilnxtun, Uulo.
John !. kcUf.
Washington NJ. Stay. -"
George iiloon. g."
H. y. TEpnoN. Register.
The state herald., 1891-05-08
Dining Cars

Are now one of the important fca-
lures of the Union Pacific system
All meals are served in them between
Denver and Kansas City, Denver and
Omaha, and Denver and Portland.
Persons going East or West cannot
select more comfortable route to
travel on than che popular Union
Pacific.
The state herald., 1891-05-08

fitzpatrick Bros. * collins, miiroad
contractors aud owners Of large tracts
Uf mineral lands in Wyoming, have
made II proposition 10 the Burlington
inrd to build u line q road from Lyons.
Boulder county, 10 Cheyenne aud
ihrrce 10 New Castle They agree To
take second mortgages On the ruud IN
payment for the construction, II this
proposition is accepted aud the road
buiii, il will be q grand thing for the
slate Of Wyoming aud viii be no small
advantage for Denver.
The state herald., 1891-05-08

lhrst publication April 81. isai.l No iel
NnilGH Tor Publication,
Land once at stcrliug. Colorado.
.Aplil -. ls,l.
NOTICE il hereby given that the follow ing
~ named settler has fil"d notice Of hi In.
tcniion tonako finnl proof In support OF hi-
claim aud that .aid proof viii lbs made brfo.-
THE CLERK of the District Court IL PHILLIPS
county. Colo, at iiolyoSe, Colorado, on
May .lth, isli via!
The state herald., 1891-05-08

soum time In june On experiment
viii be made IN western kau.aS 10
cansc rainfall BY exploslous of balloons
filled will hydrogen aud oxygen cas.
1t Is eiamed that heavy cannouailns
Is alwaya followed by ruin and II %
thought this, this fuc, cui he taken nG-
vantage Of 10 bnug nln IN Times ui
dr1uih. Senator farwcll IS n great on
llusiaBt IN behalf u tie proposed
SCHEME mid tie last eonFrtss mudc ml
appropriation of $1,000 for testing IN,
matter. The proposition seems Too
visionary for practical purpufcs uut
ye, not more 90 than many other do
coyciies for the hcucdi of mHn mnd'
ia the last century This experiment
viii be- watched with great lnierest b.
The people, for should II prove success
ful, II VIII be bonanza for the west
era farmer
The state herald., 1891-05-08

state TicHsgirr, Garlic, applied 10
IL. District Cont fcr u maj damus to
compel state Auditor, Henderson. TO
Issue warrants cot his salary Ms treas.
urcr under lie law enacted by the
eighth Gercm afstmnly. This law
makes Tie iicasufcrb salary 40 COO H.
stead of sS.UO0 under tie old law.
Auditor Henderson refuses 10 issue
tie Warrants fur Tie reason, that, ms he
claims, tile bin making this change IN
TO trcasmer's SALARY did not become II
law until after Mr., Csrlilc had quail.
Hel md us.umed tie duties Of the Of
nee aud can 10, therefore apply TO the
present treasurer The hearing hn'
been BET Tor the 18th Of this month.
The state herald., 1891-05-08

ernnr IhaGer bus qualiiied and as
stunned the dmlics of Tie Office. This
has 5etn a hard fought case and lins
been ably handled by both sides. The
circumstances Of the ease are certuinl,
unfortunate for Governor Boyd who
Will ont question, has for Years believed
that lie was Il citizen of the United
States. But ignorance IF law is nc
protection in such cases.
--------------
People who scot ut tie probability
Of seeing American tinwale made iron!
ore from The Black Hills will be IL little
discouraged to know that MI. +. c.
Sholes Of this city has received n lcttc,
from General Manager Wicker of the
ilarney Peak company giving a fun nc.
count Of Tie preparations that are pro
crossing rapidly FOR beginning the re
ductiom Of ores ON a large scale. Or
ders arc out for all the machinery
needed aud it will not be long before
the block lin from these mines will be
In use in half dozen American fac
tories.
The facts about the Harvey Peak
mines have been rather slow in coming
out, but it has nevertheless been
known in Lincoln for Il coupe of years
that the widely advertised failure OF
the first attempt to smelt these ores
WAS not II failure at NIL, but shrewd
device Of the London owners Of the
mine to Gobble all the desirable mines
in the vicinity at their own prices.
Now they have bought up I'LL the prop.
erty that cam be had, and are ready to
demonstrate that they have one of The
most valuable tin mining properties in
tic world. Lincoln journal.
ia--..s4--,,--,--s-
Governor Routt has vetoed the hi |
passed by tie legislature providing for
the payment Of the state warrants, the
pqyinent of which las been refused
and taken into the courts for settle
ment. \ strong pressure has been
brought 10 hpar upon the Governor to
induce him 10 sign this bill on the
gruunl that. If these warrants are not
paid ii would impair The credit Of the
state. II these warrants are in the
hands of innocent purchasers, they
The state herald., 1891-05-08
ALLEN II. VAN DYKE;

II 1isifur the lots and and = Of ~
a sec tp Nosn In range So Is " Of 6p. m.
lie names the following witnesses To prove
HE continuous residence upon and culiiNa-
ton OF sand land. VIZ;
Iorrncc y. Fair, at amherst. Colo,
char'es oldicld,
Chester Heart, /" Z"
l,nfus tooprffil"r, " Iiulyoko. Clio
~ TEDMoN Register.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-22
PERFECT sATisEAsT!.N /!

Suppose you've got more
than a thousand agents tax.
ing measures and selling
No sale if the customer
changes his mind Or doesn't
like the cloth he selected.
Likely to have some Suits
sent back, aren't you! Whats S
to be done with them ?
Nurse them till you can sell
them for what they are
worth, or do as we do-sell
them for half price and sell
them quick! $40 for $40
Suits. S15 for $50 Suits. $40
for $40 ones.
We've gathered them and
all the small lots that ac
cumulate III our quick, big
business into our Third
floor, East Room. Ten, five,
two, twenty dollars--f3lks
save There by a few minutes
looking to get what pleases
them.
That room ought to be
eallcd-50 per cent. Dividend
Bank of Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-22
Industrial,

The effort to bring about meeting
OF the striking carpenters aud the
Builders Association at pittsburg,
has failed, and the condition OF al.
fairs is said to be worse than before.
The Federation of Labor III supporting
the carpenters, and on Saturday paid
three weeks sbrlke.beuetita.
The Moulders' Union Of Chicago, on
Saturday evening, decided that none
OF It's members should work on archi-
tectural work in any shape in the
foundry during tho continuance of
the strike of ofarrhitecturaliron workers.
This Is practically ordering q strike OF
1000 men.
:, Ihe striking coal miners at Spring
valley: Illinois, have received an offer
from W. l.. Scott to withdraw the OBJ
noxlous order for them to remain in
the mine until . pm, TO pay tine men
senl-monthly and to submit the Ques-
tlon as to the screens to arbitration, If
the men will go to work.
The strike ut Foster, Iowa, Is ended,
INC miners having gone to work OH the
Old plan.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-22
Dots.

Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal.
George l.. Ferguson, II e. cd street,
manufacturer Of Pop Corn Novelties.
Dyeing and securing done, alu King ST,
Taylor & Fullertons Cough Syrup ia
one of the best syrups for coughs and
colds prepared. 500 King street.
Dursteln is manufacturing fine Ha-
Tana Tiled handmade cigars, at No. 8
East Second street.
Do you go to sleep as soon as you
sit down or commence to read or even
at work, making it unsafe for your
Be assured your liver is torpid and dis
eased. For nice certain cure use DR..
and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-22
Church Notes,

The reviyalist, Andrew ]. Dolbow,
Will assist the pastor Geo. II. Tom
kins, in holding revival meetings in
the Walnut street Free Methodist
house campmeeting near Eleventh
street. every evening this week. Four
persons stood for prayers last evening,
and the audience WIS uuusally largo.
The school OF st. patrick's Church
will give closing exercises next We'd
resday morning. Summer services
began yesterday.
The floral concert OF the First Pres
byterian Church, on Thursday evening
next, is expected 20 lea grand affair.
The orchestra under the leadership OF
A. ID. Dennis, has promised % perform
ers in concert. We anticipate the best
execution this orchestra has yet done.
w. q. 4. U. prayer meetings arc dis
continued until September. The topers
should also discontinue their heating
drinks.
st. Stephens English Lutheran
Church held Interesting Chlllren's
Day services yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-22
Tent Preaohinp

Rev. George r. Tompkins preached
In the Eleventh and Walnut street tent
on Saturday evening and Sunday.
One OF his texts was from st. Luke 1;
74-75, That he would grant unto us,
that, we, being delivered out OF the
hand OF our enemies, might serve him
without fear.
"1n holiness and Righteousness before
him, all the days OF cur life.u
i. A complete publication from all
sin Is q perfect dellverance OF man
flesh and the devil"
u 70 is necessary for sin to be cast
out before God can dwell within in
holiness and righteousness.
III. The phraseology OF the text, "All
the days of our life," signifies this is
possible to be done this side of the
grave.
Rev. Andrew j. Dolbow preached
Sunday evening, and with the pastor
Will hold revival meetings every eve
ming this week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-22
WANAMAKER's
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, June op, 1891,
Mems Clothinq.

4ntH . CtoHtlg.
Our success Of the season
in Mems Clothing is the
real Clay Serges. We have
them in Coats and Vests at
Sl5, S1G.50, $18 and $40.
Either of which in combin-
alton with neat striped
Trousers at $3.50, $4, $5,
81 or So makes a Suit at
once elegant and cheap.
New shades in Clay Serge
Suits at S22. Cream Elan
mel Coats at $5, and Trousers
to match at $3.50 and IS
will be in good form when
the sun shines again.
Boys Clothing.
The large boy IA to 1S
years is a critic in Clothing,
and he ought to be, for that's
just the period in which he
needs style in his clothes.
We meet him with Suits
from $3.50 to $40. Among
them the Homespuns in the
browns and wool colors that
are the delight of the season.
A sharp seasoning of bar
gains runs through all this
line of sizes and in the
smaller boys sizes the price
revolt y has taken 30 per cent
OIL OF many lots.
Market street.
To close the China Matt.
ing season with a burrah We
make some very exceptional
prices:
IS patterns, 159 rolls Of Mat
thine, reduced from $40
to S15 the roll of 40 Yards.
This is a very fine seam.
less Fancy Mating. made
Of China grass and woven
uponloomsin Connecticut.
l5 patterns,Z 118 rolls of
Damask Mating, very
heavy, seamless, usual
price $50, now SIG.
OF the I Mating told about
the other day at $3.50
from S18, only four pat.
terms left-90 rolls. A
rare opportunity to buy.
one Of the finest Fancy
Mating imported at the
price of the ordinary
grades.
A patterns of good Fancy
Mating at So the roll.
Samples of any of these
goods sent by mail.
Second iloor, Market strectside Two
elevators.
john WANAMAKER
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-22
john WANAMAKER
8O9 KING STREET,
COZ. FIFTH AND KING SITS,

Those cheap soaps ana starehe4 from
l.e gFti ; tr"nt Fire Sale are selling OH n.
iIari Us they can 20. just ;hink, three Ills,
hlhtsia.d' : starch, y cents / FOR . cents,
~ those fancy buckets of cocoan,li5 0niV
p cchtsi look NJ heshoc polish for ! cte
lnok III the stove polish for cents. Conc
nhu sec the fancy goods from this sale.
- ~. "a "a Ut tn"se mhtchless rolled outs nt
cents per III. Irish uat meal ( rta W.
not Shie east, acrnts package. All
thOse gQods nrc iifstc.ass. were never
touched by ire on water. Those London
lnytf taislhs AZ 10 cents arr Il great bar
ghln so are those secdlcss raisins ihs
iur - cents. Look at our Gladestoue -four
~ ~ q cts. hay; It makes white bread, II
VIII pay you 10 look through our stock of
houi' tea and coffee. We think you will
nhNe money TO buy from us. VIII sell Won
from three good stores. Nos. gDa kim
street, Fifth and King street and 1903 MaT.
BE-, street. 4. N. WIEH, ''''
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-22
wiz be a Enratt.lican.

As Wi.iiaA II Lco'a saiieme to es..
tend the lime oI the llpspnt iemo.Iu.
tie auditor, conn a. Mitchell, for ty.,
years lloEed lail4rn h.8 successor
VIII iic elSctrd ilH lha Ecpu8lltan CITY
Council pt tlle@rd meeting iajilly. lha
only Candidates thus far are Milton S.
Slnlpet5 and H.tl.Billauy. lie prcse.t
auditors clerk will hold ollco until
next duly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-22
An Attachment Issnnl.

Isaac Stokes eolorcd, was charged he
Tore Judge Bali this morning with dis
ol8frIy conduct. The 1rrcst wGs made
Oh compliant of Isabella Hayis, a col.
cred damscl, Who, however. failed to
ftd ~ an appearance. The accused
WAS discharged and an attachment is
sued Tor The fair prusecltrix, to au-
sHer u charge Of contempt OF court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-22

When the blood is loaded with I'm.
purities the whole system becomes
disordered. This condition OF things
cannot last long without serious re-
suits. In such cases, powerful alter
ative is needed, such as Ayers Sarsa-
parilla, 1t never fails, and has no
equal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-22
DRoPosALs.

SEALED PROPOSALS will hr received
by the trustees OF the Delaware SiI:,.
Hospital AT Furnmrst until II O'clock,
M, JulNs "a, 1891 Tor furnishing materials
and erection OF dwelling for BureIln.
Iendent' laundry building and stable.
lldHS and specifications can be seen nj tho
builders Exchange, Market street. VIII
m!HBton, Del. Bidders arc requested TO
furnish separate estimates for each build
ing.
sealed proposals. will also he received ut
the same time aud place for wrought iron
window guards for the main hospital
building. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the hospital.
=, Address, Trustees of Delaware Stute
Hospital at FRrnhurst, New Castle county,
bel '''
The trustees reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. LEWIS THOMPSON,
Chairman of Committee on buildings
and Grounds. ie!2-Ilend
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-22

The CouNTY tax collectors for 1890
havo been placed in the saddle again by
The Court of Errors and Appeals, and
they want their taxes. There is fire In
their eyes and they mean business, and
those who owe taxes for 1890 had of.
Ter step up to the counter and pay and
save trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-22
The Fenst s. Alun.l.,.

yesterday was the 3O0lthanniversaf y
OF the death Of st. Aloysius, the pa.
iron saint OF young,men,and the event
Ma4 celebrated in all the Catholic
I thurches In this city, sermons being
4ellIered on the life and dOings OF the
saints.