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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-04


Paxso0 v. Han, the Democratic noml-
nee for sheriff OF this county. is making
an excellent canvass throughout this
township, and II things In the other
townships in the county look as bright
as they do here, it is very likely Mr..
Hall will be the next sheriff. BE is q
man of excellent. ability, Industrious,
sober aud upright. Every Democrat
should give him helping hand toward
the office 70 which he aspiEes.
There will be a special train leave
here this evening at 2 o'clock, in order
TO convey the Democrats down to the
Pearson meeting, at Bellaire. The
special will return at IL o'clock, the
round trip fare being twenty-five cents.
Arrangements are being made at the
voting precincts for the election next
Tuesday. The booths will be brought
out on Saturday and placed in readiness
for the great conflict on Tuesday.
Word was received here yesterday
that Miss Sophia Bell, a former resi-
dent OF town, now of Los Angeles,
Cal, had married a gentleman from
that town.
Mrs. John Gilmore and Miss Anna
Kuhn returned yesterday from Column
Gus and Delaware, where they have
been visiting for the past month.
Will Winters, the son OF a former
minister OF the Presbyterian church
here, was married to Miss Anna Miller
at Carroll, D yesterday.
The White Rose Prohibition Club
gave concert at the City Hall last
evening. The attendance was very
gratifying.
Miss Newcombe, the teacher Of phys
zeal culture. will lecture at the Good
Templars' hall on Friday evening.
The Y's are called to meet at the
Sherman House this afternoon to trans
act regular monthly business.
The colored Odd Fellows are making
arrangements for a supper at the City
Hall on Saturday evening.
Misses Maggie and Ella Carroll, of
/ PittSbure, are visiting Mrs. Daniel Ha-
ley, in Etnaville.
Auditor JOS. II. Henderson, of St.
Clairsville, was down yesterday calling
on his friends.
Hon. Ross J, Alexander will speak at
Barton tonight, and at Maynard to-
morrow night
Mrs. Jennie Herbert has opened a
millinery and confectionery store in
Etnaville.
Miss Lizzie Clayton, of Warrington,
is the guest Of J. c. Dent and family.
Joe Graminger mas added restaurant
I to his bar in Ktnaville.
Mrs. E. Doane is suffering from an
an attack of lung fever.
DR.. Won Murralt, of Tiltonville, was
down yesterday.
Mrs. John Harris and family have re-
turned to Cleveland.
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MOUNDSVILIE.

The Republicans gave their great
aud final blowout in this city last night.
The Cameron and BenwoOd clubs were
in attendance, while the home boys
made very creditable showing. Red
fire was burned from every available
quarter, aud Roman candles and
sky-rockets were set of in profusion.
After the clubs had paraded the more
important streets they repaired to the
court house, where Capt. B. b. DOvener
delivered his campaign speech, which
he has delivered all over the district.
The reason given why no mors Repub-
lican speeches have been made in this
county is, that the politicians are
afraid OF offending the Farmers ALI
ance, while the more faithful are out on
the still hunt. The Republican ma
iority In this county will be reduced
considerably this time.
Mr.. E. H. MCLEAN left yesterday
with the election booths, poll books,
tally sheets and other things necessary
TO carry on the elections, 10 deliver them
at the different voting precincts
throughout the county. 1t will take
him the balance Of the week to make
the entire rounds.
Hon. I. NJ. Stone, candidate for Con-
gress on the Peoples ticket, and Il. 5.
Piersol, will address the voters on the
political issues at the Court House this
evening at z o'clock. All are invited
TO come out and hear these distin-
guished gentlemen.
The carryall service which which was
established the first part OF the week Is
catching the public patronage and Is
much appreciated by travellers gener-
allv. Mr.. Jas. Dorsey has charge OF
the service, and will no doubt make 1T a
growing success.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Sa5 Per Cent. - Governments,
DuIl-Stocks, Firm Flour, Easy--Wheat'
Weak.
NEw YORK. November 3-Money on
call easy at 3 to 5 per cent; closed offered 81
2 per cent. Prime mercantile paperPo3sao
per cent. Sterling exchange firm at 1894
1861.
GovERNMENTs-Dun.
Four-and-a-haf Registered. ......... lU0
Pacific Skies OF 'so..... 'IV'7s
STATEs-Duu.
RAILROADs-DUl; sales, SSH ,OOO.
SrOCKs-The approaching Presidential
election was again the chief topic OF as
,ussion at the Stock Exchange and the
market suffered in consequence. Inc
transactions were small. Despite the dull
ness. the undertone Of speculation was
strong and the changes, Soca as
they were, were generally IN tne
direction of higher prices. among
tha usually active stocks, Chicago
Gas scored the greatest net advance, CLOS
inc AZ Q4%. New England moved up =,
and Northern Pacific preferred, ~. Eau,
Rock Island and Louisville and NaSuVil!e
shont i per cent. each. Missouri racine
is off a traction. The specialtieS Afforded
a marked contrast TO the undressing
movements in the general list, and most
oil of them that were traded in show oeclo-
ed Gains. The market generally let on
arm in tone. Sales $4,000 shares. quota
lions closed bld; - IN.
American Express, 100; Baltimore anu
Ohio. g6S(: Canada Pacific, eo7S; Cen Cent? a.
Paci6c 57SI: Chesapeake and ONO, 80
Chicago and Alton, 40; Chicago, BQrnng-
ton and Quincy, 1913; Delaware ana hu Il,
SON. 1885,; Delaware, Lackawan1a anu anu
western, i5SSs; Denver and mo 1ran Os
preferred, 5l5s Erie, POS do pre st.Sai
69iI: Fort Wayne, 154; Illinois Cen5rsA'
T I0a. i 7 AXE Shore, 1897; Michigan Cen
trsi gO0i(. Missouri Pacific. 6lSs; Norfolk
ond WESTERN preferred, 39l4; Northern "a
ciTc ISL: do preferred, sos; Northwest
srn 1l5S(: do preferred, l43; New ORR
| Central l1OS<; Pacific Mail. 81; Feorla,
necatllr and Evansville, 10; Plttsonrs,
ia. Pullman Palace. ls9; Reading, 9ozs
| Poclr leland. S3lI St. Louis and Ssh ran
800 first preferred, 20; ST. Paul, oO4 !;
40 nTeferred. 1881; St. Paul and Omaha;
-. do. preferred, 1lSS{; Tennessee Coal
md Iron. 81: Texas Pacific. 1913; Union
Pacific 20; United States Express, %
/ western Union, 9SS<; Wheeling ano LaAe
ErIe 98Ss do. preferred, 90.
MininT Stocks-C holor-; crown Folne,
1s0. consolidated California and Nlrgin ia
5T0. Deadwood, 100; Gould and curry, go 90,
/ hale and Norcross. 10; Homes.aAei toSS,
Independence. -; Mexlcahs 10 a.n. = D 3, =.
Star ESQ: Ontario, $500: Opnlr, .2os { y
mouth. so; Sierra Nevada. 10; oea1oS. =,
12; Unic- onsoioateo tev; ez.o, ,- = a.
Y
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TO LET.
G.. o. Smith, 1929 Market Sc.
FOR SALE.

Farm, GO acres, two miles frok cltyi tpleht
improvements: suitable for enrdenlnf,
Fruit farm, III acres. one mile west OF Div
port; cheap. ..,.r ws..t,- 49,
House 8 rooms, fwenty.ninih sifs'5
5Ori20 feet, $500 -. a..
street, 8 rooms each. with All moosfn imp
nents. 400
House rooms. Pike street; cheap.
Two lots In Handlans Hd1ition; ehsap.
No. go Market street. z rooms u. no
2il5 zIf7 Nam street, - feet 'front.'
Housa rooms. 1913 Jacob street aud 3rrof
House rooms. 1870 jacob street, ~ 3e
House rooms and hali, VIII mp'fIn
yepiepces. $50 Jsesb stregt, - ~.
House 8 rooms on Fourteenth street, ",
Bou,es rooms, jacob street. Det"es
teentb and sixteenth streets, B'to
House rooms, Eon street. Centre VI
IN; fSree houses. Noysssn street, SIKH
e. 900 =. -. LII.
'ii y, on TTenty.plnih street. $50. >,
One-haR lot on Chspline street. pitt1 "n''
500. -o.s ..,... go,
oss 81 "a best manufacturing sit>s Ia
city. frontinr on tvo railroads
NEgBLTT e. DEv1hE
a.,s ~ Nsr<ct 1-xer
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PETROLEUM.:

New YORK, November 3.-Petroleum
opened steady and ruled quiet throughout
the day. Pennsylvania oil spot sales, none.
December option sales 1000 barrels at SIC.
OIL CITY, PA, November 3.-Opened
at 511Sc; highest 528c; lowest, 5115 closed
at 5lMc Sales $4,000 barrels; clearances,
1872, 900 barrels; shipments, 1l0,447 barrels (;
runs, $1,000 barrels.
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Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway.

Tine Table No. z. % take eject 1Z:Ol .. m,
Sunday, october ga, 1874
Leave whssling-f5:f0. Ills. 7:35. fo:E
co. as III. 90 a. N. ti2:l5. ti:4s ts: AGO. s4;35
$50 -o:3o p m
so:sI. fil:07 .. m. ii2:2i fl:5a t3:o5, s8:0s
sf:4l s5:3o 1876 p. m
Leave w. A L T. and c.. l. A w. JuscfloD-
gs:Z7. +6:s2. n:i0. 1000. si0:42 = IN. TITO
>2.I7 s3:zT 500 f5:z7. -5:55. ff0s{3 p. m
Lave Laughlin's AiIi-r7:B. siOsOz o. M,
tl:l3 s3:31. 800 p m
Leave De Hasa Crossing-f7:4, 1905 . m,
4f:is. <3:32 $500 p. IN
only.
in telegraph o1ice ~ wheeling u the StsrS-- =
oesse.d J.ETAUssIG. superi.s.ndsst
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
ON and after Monday, April 25 Passenger
Trains will run as follows: @Daily. tDaily
Except Sunday. Central Time.
SOUTH BOUND. 1
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HATAtoeVE AID rAnRAL5E W0Rx,--
both uschlnery and material NJ Wesf Ytrxfn'
IL Printine Company are prepaDot = torn oil
pf.ntir9< Is his ciass IN che mo6t oDpfogo<
sfgle an IN the shofte1S tir1(H x6fIm{(os m.
P s';f;51 & c cSs'' g ss.1' ''n'1
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK, November 3.-Pig iron,
fair demand; American $l3 GOALS 80. Cop
per, quiet; lake s11 65a1l 20. Lead, dull
at So SOa3 80. Tin, quiet; straits $50 40.
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Castoria.

aCa-aorsa Is an excellent medicine for chill
.,.n Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
God sEoct upon their children"
Dr. G. @. OsaooD.
Lowell, Mass.
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Pennsylvania Stations
VsB9nnSVIVdnid LINES.
4 Trains Bun by Central Time

r1cKrr OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION on
WlTrR ST., FooT OF ELEvJsTa br., WHrEifre,
AT NcLURE HoUsE, WHEILrrc, AND AZ TIE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. BnIDoKPoE,.
cor-rHvrsr srsrrx-" PAX HANDLE Rourrn
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nouHDsvlLLE's PaospzRITYl

No town in the Ohio Valley has
grown more rapidly in proportion to
It's size curing the past year than
MoundsviIle. For health and beauty
Of situation, 1t will compare iavorabIy
with any town on the Ohio river, and
investors viii find ii profitable to in
vestigate its many advantages. One
hundred dwellings viii be needed to
supply the demand for those who viii
work in the Weaving Mill and Shea
Factory. Apply for particulars to
]. GLENN COOK, General Manager,
HOUNDSYlLLE MINING 4 HANFG CO.,
MouNDSvlLLE, w. VA
DEAL ESTATE FOR sALE--FARM or
III lc9% acres, or lire OF c., l.. 4 W. railroad.
good coal land same place. viii be sold on
easy terms. To close an estate farm OF 500 acres
and one or IS acres, Belmont county, Ohio, ON
r., y. \ c. railway. Lots ~ and 7S. Z. A. Mil
ler's subdivision. McMechen. House $50 Nain
street. s roomed hoRse South Trout street.
New house Eicely .ttsd up on Elizabeth street.
Store room aud dwelling 22iS Main street. Lots
in the Eighth ward, Fortieth aud Fortyurst
streets. Store room and dwelling 2e3f Main
street. GEO. II, CARNAHAN, 1904 Market
street. Room ]. noih
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educational.
PROF. THEO. F. BOETTGER,
MUSICAL DIRECTOR
Or The
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Insrucuous gwen to pupils on Piano, Violin,
Organ and Vocal Music.
Pupils wishing to receive instructions will
please call at residence, No. 90 Twenty'third
street.
Pianos and Organs tuned and repaired on
short notice. au2leSdh
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~c.-soxfs e the best remedy for children OF
which an acquainted. hcPe the day Is not
t.r dts+aut when mothers viii consider thereai
,-t.rezs Of their children, and use Castoria IN
- of the various qusck nostrums which are
aa~troyirx their loved ones, by forcing opium,
,-,o-phins. soothing syrup and other hurtfu
-~~nt. down their threats. thereby sending
sn to premature graves"
On J. +. KrCzzEoE,
Conway, Ark.
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n a Nay be a slump in MOnOngalIa

g.. I-a0r Or To Rtgsstsr:
ne IN me Republicans Of this county
Ei.bors desperate mood. They are now
lce offsr;1 Ope Of HIrrison's election. and
SeverSrI' ~ 10 traO1 Harrison for Davis.
eyRenn151II.- lllocrats ave been approached
Add 4 ~ % with Hers to vote for Cleve-
Let he ne Nc Democra, will vote for Davis.
Iane r,iISll0crais b on the watch for this
AIRY w. ssei and a1t MacC0rkle will both
ArityB an yrglni by handsome ms
I'D vo,e =. 'le Den tcrats 20 to the pc,
Ia 10 frs ,so sIraikNN ticket. They dol
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hat is

Cssora Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children 1t contains neither Opium. Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
[or Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
yt is Pleasant guarantee is thirty years by
MILLIONS of CastOria destroys Worms and aays
Gavershness. CasIora prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cureS Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
taething troubles, constipation and fatuency.
Csstoria assmilates the food regulates the stomach
end bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep Gas.
4via IS the Childrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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w HEELNIG AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On aud after Wednes
day June 1, 1892, trains will run as follows
City Time:
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AND OHIO RAIL

baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
- ROAD. DErARruRE 8 ARRIVAL OF TRAINS
NySa at Wheeling. Eastern
>TN$AkFXsM time Schedule In effect
A}{p&N2E&zA May %. 1922.
s%SsskSA MAIN LINE EAST.
EshE@E~SS3f%zty FOR Baltimore, Philadel
bLtgy YDg..W gs9A MssBphia and New York, l2:yo
~ Es9TAtSlZ43t:1and 5:l5 a. M. $500 p. m.
VSt2zxs<ky<A< zz17IY daily.
N6E5Nlf'giHlg5<teT Cumberland Accommo
NSys>xkgnsAstsshnnsfSV dauon 100 a. m. daily ex.
QNfUEIyN% cept Sunday.
Noun5sTiIie Accom- modation. 700, 500 and
Inns m and s:I0 and l0:45 p. m. except sun
day. and 800 p. IN. daily
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
1875 and 1905 a. m and li:s9 p n;, oany.
Cumberland Accommodation, s:bo p M ex
Grafton Accommodation, 1875 a M, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, $40 and s:fo
4 m. and lis and 1850 p. m. except ounuay
and 1875 a. m. daily.
TRAEs-OHIO DIVISION.
For Chicago, 1885 and l0;0o a. m. lo:3o p m
daily and 1895 p. IN. daily except Sunday
Cincinnati Express, 1885 and l0:O5 =. m, and
1880 p. m. daily.
Sunday -, ,.., ,o.o.
and 1875 p. m, except sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express, 1:l5 and $40 q. m. daily
aud 1905 p. m, except Sunday. aud b:5o p. IN.
daily.
Cincinnati Express, Cos a. IN. and 5:55 p. m
Columbus Accommodation, 1905 p m. daily
except Sunday.
st, Clairsviile Accommodation, 1905 p. m. and
5:55 p. IN. except Sunday.
W.,P. ABB DIV SION.
For Plttsburg. q: 10 and 30 8 IN, and 500 p.
m. daily, and 1:30p m. daily except sunday:
For Pittsburg aud the East, 800 p. IN. daily.
Washington Accommodation 500 p. N. eK'
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburg, 1906 A. IN. daily, IL: - p. m,
except sunday, $50 aud 1910 p. m. daily.
: washington Accommodation. 1850 a. IN. daily
except Sunday. CORR.
General PASSENGER Agent. Baltimore.
Us. LANE. Wheeling. deH
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tDsliy except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
At 9:43 n. N. and Wheeling ut 1917 P m.
II. Z. WElSGRRBER,
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TJIHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
L county. In the Circuit Court OF OHIO
COUNTY October Rules, 1892
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Money Sa5 Per Cent. - Governments,
DuII-Stocks, Firm Flour, Easy--Wheat,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-22

The present Levy Court of New Cas-
tie County has had a hard road to
travel. The fault of the Court in Dem
ocratic eyes is, that six of tho men,
bers are Republicans and five OF them
Democrats. Naturally the six mem
bers thought that they composed a
majority and should control. In this
they found they were mistaken, SO
long as thors was Democratic Court
OF Chancery ready and willing at all
times to she'll out msndamuses and
injunctions to order, IL ordered by
Democrats.
When the Wilmington tax collectors
returned as delinqusnts some 1000
voters who had paid their taxes, they
honestly thought that they had the
right to order those names on the as.
sessment again, but all injunction
from the Court OF Chancery stopped
that. Then they tried to make thsse
same collectors pay over to the coun
ty what they had collected, but they
were soon given to know that more
injunctions would follow II they at
tempted that. The next thing they
met with was padded fraudulent
Democratic assessment in the DEM,
cratic districts OF this CITY.
Thoy naturally thought that they
had the right to strike off namos O
persons that never existed. but an in
junction from the Chancellor sooI
taught them better, and the frauc
stands. They wsre taught that tn,
assessor was superior to the Lev.
Court. and that the tail had perfec
right to wag the dog. They though
that they controlled their clerk ant
could fix their hours for sitting to as
ssss voters, but tho clerk soon con
WINGED them that no was peg highe
and could fix his own hours. Thei
comes the latest difficulty, the neV
Brandywins bridge.
The Legislature authorized csrtai
parties to build bridge across tn
Brandywine, and made it obIigator,
for the court to accept tho bridg
whether or no. They were about Pre-
cesding to do so when they are met b
q trio of Democratic lawyers M
threatened with an Injunction II the
do accept. II they do not accept
the builders will no doubt get out
naHdsmus to compel them to RccsI
it. So 1t goes, Poor Levy Court"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-22

Tho English AMI the Democrats per.
fectly agree In their hatred of tho Nc.
Kinley tariff. The English hate 1t be.
cause 1t breaks down English indus
tries, and builds up American indus.
tries, and the Democrats seem to hate
it for the same cause. The other day
an English organization known as the
Fair Trade League. held public meet
ing at Bradford, England, for the pur-
pose Of discussing the question.
whether something ought not to be
done to protect Englands industries
from foreign competition, which threat
ems to drive Englishmen out of their
own market Lord Markham, who is .
large manufacturer, presided at the
meeting, and In speech undertook to
prove that Free Trade had not brought
to England the blessings that Golden
predicted 1t would.
A cable dispatch describing the
scene witnessed when Lord Markham
began praising the wisdom OF America
in passing the Mckinley Bill says:
| "Groaning and Kisses almost drown.
ed his voice. When he began advo-
eating g similar bill by Parliament
the uproar became uncomfortable"
After trying for ten minutes to make
himself heard, Lord Markham was
obliged to retire and was succeeded
by 4 member OF Parliament who vain
~ essayed to speak word in favor oil
Protection. He was greeted, says the
cabls dispatch, with cries Of NO more
Mckinley" and prolonged bowls. III,
scene witnessed at this meeting wouic
be repeated at any Democratic meeting
in this country, if one OF the speaker
would happen to say word in favo
OF the Mckinley tariff law. The howl
in- mob at Bedford opposed the Nc
knley bill because it recognized tina
it YVES detrimental to England. bu
what arc We to think of great politi
cal party in this country appealing +
tbs support of the American people 1,
place II in power, in order that it ma
strike deadly blow at n policy whic
has excited highlands wrath bocaus
, it has enabled America to build up he
industries?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-22
Encoulag cement
encouragement
.LaCOllrag cement

We intended to sell an
enormous quantity Of the
English, Scotch and Irish
l[omespun, Ghoyiot and Cas-
simere Suitinss. We bnew
the price, $500, would
move EN- by the hundreds.
Our anticipations have been
realized. I'heyar2 going by
hundreds. Tho number sold
is increasing every day.
Compare them with those
for which you have been pay
ing $50 to 81. The cloth
is first quality. Wen make
the other part-tho trim,
ming and workmanship pas
good as the cloth.
$500 for sterling cloth
made TO order.
921 Chestnut st.
024 Chestnut st
924 Chestnut St.
This store has been leased
for a specified time TO give
the widest publicity to the
Great Tailoring.to. Measure
Bargain. Such valtte al
$500 has never been given
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-22
SI()V rs

Are Invaluable and should be inycstf-
gated by careful houselirepers
About loo are in use in this city and
tltf. number would In greatly increl'tad
il their merits We're fully understood
As Cookers theyarG unriyallfll and
are far superior TO coal or wood stog0S
in cooking meats or Vegetables.
AS "Natcr Heaters and "lronersn
tkry are most useful. especially when
tn weather Is too T7rn to us1 the
ordinary stove OF range.
As heating apparatus that can 10
moved from room TO room in Il few
minutes by the no 47eHeapgr they are
most convenient.
A. assistant heaters in rooms where
fbfuags OF .,tualn neat viii not ascend
on the wiul~ard sidC they have given
great satisfaction.
rs PEI naHsnt heaters in Tootas that
cannot Oe reached b. hcat!ng luez they
have EiVer much comfort.
As iitterinittent heaters where heat
Is Wantei only an hoHr OF two At a
time they nc o"0homt al.
Eof Offices am! stores, when tho
weather is rather warm for furnace
iifcs, taey may prevent sickness.
or spinE and autumn use. when
mild DAYS msNe turun"e tIes epprts
stvc Troublesome aud extensive, they
are comfortable and economical.
As fires that can be started ia a min
ute aud eYtiuEul-led in less time, tlIuy
are most satisfactory.
IS heaters that avoid ASHES. CON
GAS and Dust they ara valued by pra
deut dnUSekeepers,
Modern Gas stoves are not only use
ful. but are ornamental,
The gas. the stoves, the fixtures ans
the putting in are quite Inexpensive.
ma NIs4a ~ La
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-22

TIE propeller steamship, New Hamp'
sh.rs, that LETT tho Harlan and Hollings-
worth Company's wharres yesterday,
for her destination, New FORK, is an,
other advertisement to the world that
Wilmington can build steamships,
than which there arc none better
butlt. She more than met every re.
quremcnt and builders and oanara
are equally proud of hor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-22
PHILADELPHIA. Friday. April 90, 1873.
The store is breezy.

The everywhere alertness
is inspired from the top. The
merchant managers that
direct the sales have a mark
to reach. The aim-high.
blave-youth spirit is abroad
in the store. The April i'm
petns comes from a reach
toward an ideal result. Viii
it be attained! ALI are try
ing Ter it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-22

Our Writing Papers are
always cheap-very cheap.
Some weeks since we had
extraordinary bargains. The
sales were great. They went.
There was a hiatus, The
lapse is now overcome. The
bargains are resumed. They
are very real bargains. Avoid
them if you do not want to
save money, seek them il
you do.
Note this: Inferior wood
pulp Papers arenot tolerated
here. Superfine Writing is
our lowest grade and that's
all made from fine textile
stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-22
Ilt1fa.

GO to Reeds now insta1ment store
for cheap Furniture and Carpets. sos
SIMPLY street. \. X. Reed. ulnaEer.
Removed, SO go TO No. ayr Market
street for pr. Sium3 White EuhnUuic
Ealsal4 and other MeaIci.es, and not
to ourth and King streets. Elegant
private Office ior consultation. sull
by druggists.