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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
MGtual Ala Uniun I'eneti"iul Associa
ton NnImbers tieriion


Tie mombers' annual Meeting and
election OF the Mutual Aid Union Bene.
iieidl Association OF Delaware was heiti
at the ollice Of the As ,ociatton. No 3.
W. ath street, Wilmington. Delaware.
on Wednesday, january 9Th, 1899, when
tha Following named gentlemen we're
elected Il board of directors
Enoch Green, OF Philadelphia Pa
Henry Ipore, Of ALSlen, Ia; Il. q.
Porter, OF Wilmington, pel,: W. A.
iinfn, oil Laurel .SPr ugs, Nd; George
J hi?ps, OF Philadelphia Pa; ". b.
Griffith, Of Wilmington, Dsl., Wn. j.
Moore of Philadelphia. Pa
After the adjournment OF the Mem.
bers Meeting, tl.a boHfd OF Directors
he'd their annual meeting aud Ie'ted
W. A. Horn, Iresldcnt; Henry Moore,
Treasurer; L. Il. D,, 'osti. Sncrctary.
and VIM H. Moore, General Manager
After reading the report which WAS
very gratifying to ihe Board. and
making ieM necessary changes in tht
by laws, the liourii adjourned.
The Mutual Aid tnlon RoneilciaI
| Association was chartered and ineuf'
polated In Pennsylvania in April 1875
| in New Jersey May, 1873, and Delaware
| III January, 1891. 1t has collectors Ii
almost all the principal cities aud
towns throughout llie STATES the en-
tho bus l>rs= Is If.tlrr tlls general man
aEetrettt ot Hm j. Moufe, Who ha.
leet jl5suriaird with the society even
sIarr - ''Nisi noe. ~ufue lttfscnZ ZyrUre
ago Its haeiue-- has H'pa carefully
euagcd alsi all riaims have beer
"a. promptly and IN full. The A5so
rtiflioi ht. nnyct hnl acontested claim
nj u SAil tt=iaH during its existence
| J uc tfl7lut-s Of The Association has
I sfentlN Increased d ring the past yeal
and many new territories have baen
| opened lIp, giving hundreds an uppor
! tality=t1 ijeGOiue iuombefs OF Il go I'd
and auz staHlidl institution.
tic nome oili6e OF The Association
is n la5 South 7th street, fhta,Ipphia
Pa, whore 1t Was &c ,hlished II. ISIS.
The =Ncw .lersny office is al al Nu.
liet street, Trenton and the I aiawaft
olllce At No. 3 W 9Th street Whining
! ton
Z3lhcAssoliation hns branch Offices "A
AaItir tlty, y. d.. Newark, y. J.
larileN lenna., Blidge:ou, n. ].
and iifhigeWater. pellna
The report of=the SECRETARY shows
during lS9o: S'icli ucaetits paid, 81, 81!
deatl! benefits paid, III, l32
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a Pretty wedding.

Hnppiucss rcigned supreme at the
reslDlenee of 'lr and Mrs Inlln L. Ale.
Eiwee, No. S2l Wet Fourth srfect last
niEht, upon The Occasion ut Inc MAJ.
ria.g6 OF tl.sir loHely daughter. Miss
Ella b, McElwee TO Mr., Norman L.
Reed, FURNITURE deHtef, No. l'5 Shipiey
street. Tine hol-c MAS hliIlhutly
iiRHted, ana the prrint, handsomeiy
decorated with e1t und potlPd Ipwcts.
ed hy. Rev. A. \. keiswln. OF West
Presbyterian Church. HE wedding
marcii WIS pluyed by II. 1. rIer~an
5tl-s imma Guest or MurshaIton,
Wp1 bridesmaid. and Mr. j. Il kaei
best man. A grand collation. l0,lnwed
tte ceremony aIFi the wedding pl1 s.
ems were numerous, usetai ana many
of ihem very costly. Not le4s than
ono hundfed guns's were pli's4At anll
all wished the newi Y=HarfIed couple a
happy and PROSPEROUS lie.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

"Bouchaleen" was presented for the
last time on its engagements at the
Academy last evening
Charles A. Loder Americas popQlaf
comedian, will present his great com
edy success. oh! What Ni.nt at tn.
Academy his evening Nothing 6cttg.
In genuine comedy has probably ever
been produced upon the at;tge Even s.
where this comedy has been produces!
1t has been declared success, halius
the theatres ~ Overlooking II Is uE
OF new and sthrkaDg Nittteisul9,- tHz
latest songs and dances with drli,, Int
1ul and catchy music "tihl What +
Night Will be interpreted by u mos
excellent company of arr isis, oil wA 4
the management have cause 10 .et.
proud, This comedy Is fuln3= aH#
without precedent, Is purely III
nal ana contains u pot Iae tt#s#l,ss
goers of this city should turn out II
full force and Till the Academy tapveI.
howing. Mr. l.oder will pft-r.il tiaH
same to morrow ani saturday oven
lngS and saturday afternoon
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Amusenlcnts.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

'sRoger LaHonte" will be presented
BY an excellent company OF artists. the
cast OF which was published III Sf'stcr-
days REPUBLICAN, at the Grand DI ora
house this anu tomorrow evening $.
The plot OF the play is laid In the RESI-.
dence OF Roger LAroque, uear Paris
Whe story is one of interest to every
theatre goer. and is not only inter
esting but instructive. This COMPANY
deserves good houses.
Barry and Fay will present the well
known comedy 'Mckenna's Fllrtatlo5
at the Grand Opera house, on Sdturdat
evening
On Monday evening the thrillin.
melo'dtama "A Dark Secret will b,
presented.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
InstalIaIInn nftlnIc..,s-

Officers OF Phil Sheridan Post NJ
rs, Department OF delaware. ga IL
Were Installed ly last Cora Nm. 4
Riley: Com, Adam j. seAlneil. ~
Vice com, John Il; Irrueh, Jr ,iFf
Com, Harry r. =DaV3s; NL53'aaeh
Gharvhman; hap. II 7, lay.bf5 y =
geon, John Atoott; o. ot ii=Nta
OConner: o OF Il, John A. orr Adj
g. A. W. Frlshmuth; 5. VI, liabt q
Turner; {. s, NJ Is, lsow 'rr; III, Y
Hudson; .. G., Jos. Gr,,s-iiI-, er.
DUPONT Post. No = c. a. Il. W.
install their officers this evening
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ON SATURDAY.
The 10th day of January. 1892,
At O'Clock p. n.,

the following described real estate. viz:
All that oorthin lot of land with two
story brick house thereon, situate in the
city OF WllnnnYton aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows TO wit:
Re9innins sta stake On the northcrly
side OF Fourth street between Rodney a'td
SeGrlCs streets. ut the distance of o. feet
from thu westerly side OF Rodney street
thence northelly. parallel with Rodney
street. 70 feet to n stake; thence westerly
parallel with Fuu'th street. ID tcct 10 a
stakc:th nee southerly parallel with Rod.
| o. street and through the party W II be-
tween this nl'j the adjoining house On the
west 30 feei to heatOrcsnid side OF Fourth
street. aud thence the eby eastcrly 10 feet
TO the plnco OF beginning, he the contents
thtr of what they may.
Seized and taken III execution ms III e
prop rty of James II. Aaron and Mary H.,
his wlio and Joseph Levi laines, t, t., and
to be sold 10y
WILLIAM SIMMONS Sheriff.
Sheriff 8 Office, Wilmington, Del, Jan.
l. lSa2. IL.
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THIRD EDITION.
Dots.

. * t"I| Afbtas
pr. ]. @. Pickles cures all kinds of
eches, palms, bone felons, tumors, all
kipd oI nerve troubles, No. 70S Market
ttreet.
Peter g Frazier has been appointed
lusuce OF the peace and
notary public at Petersburg, Kent
County. lhe
Tho caucus FOR naming vaccine ply
ic,ans VIII be held prior to City Coun-
clfs meeting this evening.
~ ]. O13rIen was ordained a priest
p blshon Curtis in the Pro. Cathedral
Rl ~. feter yesterday morning.
Painful teethlng, collie, dlarrhpa pre-
8uted and cured by Hoopers anodyne
3Lsh's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal,
Go to Reeds new instalment store
for cheap Furniture and Carpets. sos
Shiply street N. K. Reed. manager.
4. A. Shannon, TIC Market street and
T2o Shipley street, is selling elegant
canton flannel drawers at 25c, 35c and
Soc pair.
Now is the time to order your $500
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
&ps Market street
Miss Katie Armour, Of this clty via.
ltcd friends in Elkton and North East
this week.
The young men of Elkton have the
cards out for a hall on january 90.
The Republican members OF the City
Council will caucus tonight on vac.
cine physicians before tho regular
meeting of Council.
The annual meeting OF the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF
the State OF Delaware will lie held al
the Office on Monday January llth at
+ 10 a. m.
Miss Olivia Hunter, a school teacher
81 birdsboro, Pa, Is substituting for
MISS Il. May Jersey primary depart
ment Teacher OF Rising sun school,
Who Is confined at nome by the grip.
Two penitents wore forward at the
altar at the revival services at Cook,
man Nj. L. Church last night.
DR.. J. r: Smith anputated the leg OF
warner IownSeLd, confined at the
shouse from be effects OF m in
y received adlll months ago,
The Warren Club will hold "smek.
r. on Friday uight for members only
athletic contest and refreshments
will be the order OF the evening
A German had one Of his feet so bad
ly mashad ut Edgemoor on Wednes.
day, that on eing taken to the Deln
ware hospital amputation was foun(
TO te necessary.
Tho rooms Of the Reilly Association
will be formally opened this evening
An interesting lecture will he deliver
od by Father Fallon, and masical exer
cises will follow. ..
Herman G., the 15-year son o
Albert Harrington, treasurer OF Ken
County, left his home on Monday. Do
cember rs, and has not been heard o
since.
The new Stonington Line staame
! New Ham nshire, building at The fiar
N and HollinRsworth Company
llpyard, will he ready for launchinl
a few days.
he Hilles and Jones Company o
city shipped a heavy hortAonta
ching machine to the McEwcr
hers at Wellsyille, N. Y, yester
Q. Buckingham, Twelfth ant
h streets, desires to purchase
bottles OF various kinds, as may
? by advertisement.
about II years OF age. aceus
TO cutting meat, may lind a iol
pig on Hutchinson, the Rroce
and Pine streets.
pard OF Trade will meet ihi
ly) evening, In their room
arket street. A full attend
luested.
wheat screenings; lowe
ar cotton seed meal difec
phi5. kye straw Ia sheavps
sSsl, Traits Food and al
iced nd grain THtnali Broa
iaryiand Avenue. Telephone 81
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Just as rntnI.

Tggs-The coroner's jury found that
Hayrich died from II blow administered BY
himself
Diggs-I How in the world could that havel
becnl
Figgs-He blew out the gas. New York
Herald
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

WANTED-middlc aged PARTY capahle
w OF taking entire charge of nuusr-
keeping I y small family OF male adults.
Add tss Z. Il. A., this Office. IL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
An Old Lady

Maria EeoI mother Of David Ecoff.
merchant dL Marshallton, is lying So
riously i'll. and no hopes OF her reeov-
cry are entertained, rs she is nearly SO
years old. She has lived in tho resi-
dence she now occupies oYer 46 years,
and is one of the oldest ladies' in the
vicinity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Mnes's Nerve and Liver Pills.

Act on new principle-regulatlng tho
liver stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles's
Pills speedily cure billoushess, bad taste,
torpid liver. piles. constipation. I'M
equaled for men. women children.
Smallest, mildest. surestl so doses 25
cents. Samples free at z. James Bclt's
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Found Dead.

Harrigan Did you read about the organ
grinder who took out the Strauss waltzes
and put in Wsgnert
Reilly-No. Did the police interferef
HTrigan-C Certainly not; he was quite
dead when they found him.-New York
Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Exactly.

Mr., Blackhills displaying his collection
of Indian curi,~l-That is specimen of the
war punt of the Sioux brought it when
came home from my last trip.
Fair Nisitor-Ah, yes, see; sort of a
Sioux veueer.-Boston Post.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
How to te.s Allrkln ni........

:, Simply apply ">mNrNE's oIarMRHF.'
ettcr, eczema, itch, all eruptlons on
tie fate. hands, nose, etc, leaving the
sk y clear, white ana healthy. Its great
hcnliuk and curative powers are pos
sessed s, by 10 olAer remedy. Ask your
dlugs isI Ior SwAYNRs OIaTNENr,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
A Scnpegont,

"What is the matter, dearestf"
"Somefn awfuPs happened, mamma"
"Well, what is 1t, sweetheart"
my d-doll-baby got away from me
and Invoked plate out in the pantwy."-
Harper's Young People.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
kne. lnnt

Samuel b, Knee. mlll.wr..h,. ves
terdaga N. caA2ht MS foot IN the.
screw OF coHSeyor az Iras r1arI
mills " IA Wis mEt'u IHJ4fel by
wreneGlnE tll t,ttmg Ijr f3aega.
Inc NJ Il Nhir =Ltfihed ami T"s5ed
The wound alter Alr=knes WAS taken
TO his huru" III Hallo street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
DOCTORS Mccoy & WIlDMAN

Late of Bellevue Hospital New York.
ohice, S35 Market street, Wilmington,
Wheion nll Curablc Diseases are Treated
with Success. n p0't IRE at a DiStdhCe
Write JOr Il symptom BitIk.
Con ultation at % iice or by Mail Free.
onlco Hours-9 TO IL a. m.,2 to 4 D.
m. to9 D. M. daily il
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Cake Walk.

There will he grand exhibition and
cake walk at joel Prophetlc Mission on
the c8uSeway, over Market strnot
bridge, Thursday evening, the 18th
INST by the young ladies and gents oil
this city. There will also be Il festival
alter the peri ormnnce.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

wEBB-HoLLAND--on Thursday even.
Ing. ith inst. Mt the Wesley n. t.. par
sonaRe, by the Rev, w, G. Rooms. Mr..
William r. Webb 10 Miss Sarah A. Hol-
land. both Of Milford Del.
LFNER.-At the Asbury NJ Z.
Parsonage No. 2}s Walnut street. on
Wednesday, event q January 0. 1892. by
the Rev. John u. Z. Hanna, Mr.. Paul =.
!, Fyre aud Miss Maggie Nj. Salluer, both
of Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

NorlGE,-To THE MEMBERS or
y hester founty Mti ual Fire ana
.tyEione Insurance Co upaIy
vi, h9 at the following plHeas on dates
named RtiOw:
ltnnarr s. Ghristinna, Del. M0ndav,
Janu Try II. Allen store GLASGOW
Dri, wednesday. January 10. SulIon's
drug Store. ST Georges.
l'teminnls can also he paid at Newport
Bank. Jas. ". II. Watson treasurer. ana
AT my Office ia stanton to hlcei W. Ghams
tiers; tigcaessin, Ihumas ll. Cnumhcrs.
lVaa Narke, II, e. Couraias Office, to lrcni
IL. GhuHIBcrs
jos. IL. CHAMBERS Receiver.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Fourth street p, W. &B.R.n. Bridge

Fourth Street r., W. s BR. It. Bridge
At conference of City Councils
Committee .ol the Whole and Street aud
Sewer Commission in councils cham
ber last evening, there wore presentt
Bonson, Cotton, Perkins Mcvey. Muir
ray, White, Rutledge. Kirby. Kelvey,
Dannen|erg, Pagan, Gawthrop and
Chambers.
President Renson read the Street and
Sewer Department letter with the pop
ular petition, as heretofors published.
ilr. Gawthrop thought IL would be the
proper way for joint committee of
council and his department to give
the railroad company an opportunity
to state their views and present plans,
Jas their property extended long dis
tance on the south side OF Fourth
street on both sides OF their railroad.
He was not in favor OF the city bear
ing the expense. As Fourth street is
S3 feet wide 40 feet wide bridge on
The south side might do. His depart
ment favored bridge. lie thought
nc desirable for City solicitor Curtis.
who was present to be officially asked
whether the power to authorize q
bridge is in council or the S. d $. De-
partment.
Councils committee unanimously
resolved to move council this evening
to create committee of three with
their president to join with the s. & S.
Department and present the matter to
the railroad company. Adjourned at
6.07 p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

Sudden Changes of Weather cause
Throat Diseases. There is no more efrcc
tual remedy for Coughs, Colds, ETC.. thar
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. Sold on
ly In boxes. Price % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

Reward. We will pay o reward OF
one Thousand dollars Tor any certificate
published by us regarding DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup not found genuine
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Gard of Thinks

desire to return my thanks TO
Chief Engineer Robinson, his assistants
and all the iltemcn Ia general who so
peraIslently ana successfully master.
ed and put odt the lire In my clotmng
store last night. The loss. which IL
great, would !ave been much greater
nal not the hrrmra exercised rare
Judgment and wise discretion III man.
aging it, SlAs H. prNsoCK.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
b, n nn.nnl-..-l,. -. :.

Il. \. Resenbaum, iate proprietor Of
tho l{rlrH Hotel at Georgetown has
tepn appointed to IL position inNne OF
tie ftnzt~e departments aG Washington
Ihe salary alta ned is II 400 and il
makes a comfortable little in"umu
Nj. i.psnHbIUm worked ike beaver
for Mr.. Iausuyis eleetlon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

An exchange states that the male
wasp does not sting. Before inveeti-
eating the truth of this assertion, we
would advise our readers, to secure q
bottle OF Salvation OIL. Sold by ali
dealers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
NOTICE
WAIVER nl.PARTMi3NT. ]

=. w. Corner sixth and King Sf4,5
ii'R,nrH ~ lanltrY 4 pa ID on or he.
l"rH -JanatalN 81 I've faoe'ot bill; In Fob.
II per 90 4, will ba added: in March II
.nrt ttrnt. Alter March - rerrue. may
lbe drawn. hrGouuts Tor january wi i
Dc elo-rd on tIlf Est
iiPfoperty uWhcIs are charged with tue
water rent.
Al persons are warned not to supply
nddittunal fStarcs. or any prem Sas win
cuts water without n wfitton or priutnI
permit from this Department.
piitrc open from "a. in-tO4 n m
j5-g9d!m JOHN $. GR0HIt, Registrar.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
state of Thermometel

State Of Thermometer
iat the REPUBLICAN Office to-day, in the
shade:
IL O'clock: 10 o'clock; 2o'clock
so 81 SO
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

r. &. Burko Of Elyervlew, Offers n
suitable reward fur tlle recovery Of u
large red COW, purchased oi Mr. Inn
croft, that strayed away on Monday
last
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
No Hope.

Ho was waJBsd against the womern-
She was warned against the man.
And ef that won't make weddin,
Wy. they's nothin else that can.
lanes Whitcomb Riley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
ttnsa.l ,ilnn-. nl rtIr,,..

Two 'targc,7 u a shat gun we're 10
charge .rEiui ias-sul ttteIsesru n. ID es
n Mi II i3s9au 1T N'tHaud Rare street.
The rG>n Hel - ,ttE -tlee. Silng Il
eklgLsaa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

Before buying alligator sutchel5 and
hngs stop and cNumine the stock uf
Nm. Z. Drauer, No. lOl W. sLh street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

GHERIFFS SAIE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levaii Facas TO lne directed,
VIII he exposed 10 public sale at the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh sireets in the city OF
Wilmington. New Castle county, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

D. ". s. Hurlock will leave Milford
fof Salida, Colorado, soon, where lie
h.s splendid opportunity in the
practice of deutlslrv
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

We have a nlre line Of blankets and
quilts that We arc selling very cheap.
I. A. shannon, 7i9 Market. and 40
Shipiey.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

Hukill, 726 Market street, calls pub
lie sales in city and county.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
The Weather.

To morrow promises to he faii
and rather colder. Saturday fair t.
cloudy and rather warmer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

Girls may find employment in the
cotton mills ut Riddles Banks, at fair
wages.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
FIFTH EDITION,
Before Judge Ball.

Before Judge Ball City Solicitor Cur
ltis prosecuted the following cases,
For drunkenness Maxwell Dixon was
lined $i and sts;James Murd dock, 81,
costs and ten days; Stephen Turner
for assaulting his wife, Lottie Turner
with intent to kill, on Oct Goth, was
continued until tomorrow morning.
She swore he cut her with knife.
Howard Gross and William Stevens
were charged with stealing a pair ot
chickens from Jane Teats, (all colorsd.)
Jane eald her pet chickens talked. Tho
lrooster said, COO, coo. coo, when she
stood them and they would follow her
anywhere. Dick, the rooster, was pro-
duced In court dead. The rooster be-
longed to plaintiffs mother, Susan
Williams and the hen belonged to her.
Susan Sllney, witness, was also o
friend of the pets and had fed them
often. She swore as to the identity
and ownership OF the chickens.
i Officer Taylor found the chickens In
Ia box under bed In Gross house.
Officer Alealey testified to arresting
the prisoners, while Officer Taylor was
searchinR the house. Feathers and
entrails OF chicken crop were found.
Held to appear tomorrow morning.
John jackson, larceny, was held for
Tomorrow mornlng.
L. Sche!enbach charged with receiv-
ling as stolen goods pair of new shoeB
belonging to Andrew Hickman, who
found them at the prisoners store.
Upon asking Mr.. Schelenbach II he had
bought any SHOES he was quickly
shown his pair OF CATERS and told that
40c and a heavy pair OF shoes had
been paid for-them. Discharged, rs
there was no guilty intent or conceal
{Inent.
Harry Sharper and Moses Wat
son. colored, charged with setting
fire to j. x j. N. liarman's stable on
tinued under s20J0 bail in each case
until Friday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
ON SATURDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF JANUEAY, 1899,
at 2 O'Clock. p. m.
The following described real cs. ate. vi

The following described real es' ate. viz
All that certain lot or piece of land stu
ale in the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid,
bounded and described as Follows 80 wit
beginning az point on the southwes
erlS side OF Nandcver avenue, ut the dis
iancc OF ~ feet j-lB inches from the in.
tcrsection of said 81 IL of NandevCr avenue
with the westerly side of Clayinont street
thence sOutherly and parallel with Clay
mont street. 81 feet and one-half of an
inch, and thence westerly in a line at
right angles from the said side of Clay
mont street .5 feet TO stake; thence
northerly and pa allel with said side of
Claymont street 50 feet "a inches to the
said southwesterly side OF Vanderer ave
nue.. and thence Herewith Is feet 8 6I-id
inches TO the place of beginning be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized aud taken in execution as the
property OF Mary T.. IIendi iclIson and
John a. llendriCh son, her husband, and
I. t's, and 10 be sold by
VII LIAM SIMMONS, Sherlff.
Sheriff's oiilcc, " ilmlngtun, Del, Jan.
uary LIST, 1882. jl-6t
CHERIFF 5 SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ OF Levari FnciaS, TO me directed
VIII he exposed to public sale a. the Court
House on Market street between 10th aid
nth streets In the city of Wilmington,
Now Castle county, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

GA 80 ~ KING STREET, AND
H&H NJ corner 81 b and King SITS,
SA-aS ~ 80 are the places IL you want
TO yet the worth OF your dollars. We will
tuiler sou bargains Ia hourculice and tea
Have you tried our linc OF new tea aud
coffee that we opened since the new ycuri
/ Our tea at 81 cts. is excellent and coffee
we can suit y"uat any pricr, and the quail
lity is excellent,
Evaporated peaches 1oc., pitted cherries
whole apples uekU excellent pies. Have
lyop tlied those quuIt hottles of catsup
only 10 cents. Look at the Gladstone Hour
80 cents II bag; it makes white bread, and
ROLLER Buckwheat, packages IS cents.
We have all kinas of self-raistnR buck
wheat. Soap at cents a box. II you use
III once you VIII never have any other IL
makes your clothes SO white and saves
lyog- hands it IL most excellent for the
bath. Sold only at n. NJ. WIER'S, No 500
King sti set, and Fifth and King. j7-6t'
| VNTANTED-girls to work in finishing
w room at the Brandywine Cotton
hilia Widdlef Banks,) Kensfnere, ncal
Wilmington. No previous experience re
lanired. iI-2l'
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NOTICE DIVIDEND

SECURITY ritI.t.r AND SAFE pEposIrCo,
Wilmington, hcl. Ian,Iaf5 O. iSg2
Ihe l'9hisi ri Directors has HIS day de-
.clASti 4 seuli= EnnitfI dividend OF Three 7
Ip,f eCnl5, pnyabi" on demand. AMI aided
lIu.d F,Hs.1l
JAMES b. CLARKSoN. Treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
bargains,

Huklll, 726 Mrravt street, sells real
estate and collects rents.
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.r.a,- tlapa.,rs.

Cuttom nude o1JPoa,s, pants, odd
vests. ivti Yoi LoufIOu lliloas, 81
Aurhet - .rct
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DR. Bull's Cough syrup isfa,t taking
the place et all the uid lasl5iouede cough
remediFs. IL never tails % r,lisve the
most violent cold. and r''1 throat dis.