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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-10-13


distinction Of party, expresses tho
sympathy Of the entire, nation
with the President in the sick
ness of Mrs. Harrison Men
have hearts. and sorrow like that
calls forth tender feeling from all
right minded men.
The following is q list of ministers
to supply the NJ. T.. churches. in this
Mankato district, appointed last Mon
day evening ut the general conference
held at Minneapolis.
George r. Hair, presiding elder,
Adrian-Supplied by N B. Fowless.
Alden and Freeborn-Frank Paw.
Amboy to be supplied. :
Beaver Greek and Jasper-Supplied
by 8. Won Hagen.
Blue Earth City-F. p. Harris.
Canby-s"pplied by NJ. r. Chester.
Cleveland-W. 4. Scott.
Delavan-Supplied by F. A. Arnold
Eagle Lake-To be supplied.
Edgerton-Arminius Davis.
Elmore-ru be supplied.
Fairfax and Frankliu-Supplied by
W. j. Wigham.
Fairmont-T. 4. Jones.
Fulda-E. H. Goodsell.
Heron Lake,. ". Haley.
Jackson-William Copp.
Janesville-G. II. Warsham.
Lake Benton and BalatOn-.West
Webster.
Lake Crystal-N. b. Foot.
LakeGeld and Loon Like-J. W
Fricberg. !. -
+ lie Sueur-F,::J. Brown < =,
= Luverne-Tobe supplied. r. :,
Mad-lia-Wm. Brown.
EAnkato-F. NJ. Rule.
Mapleton and Minnesota Lake-O
W. Taylor.
Marshail-G. L. Greer.
Nicoliet-G. A. COwtlen.
PipestOne-J. II. Buttlpman.
Redwood Falls-L. J.. Ilascom.
Rushmore-Supplied by $. b. smith.
st. James Supplied by Lincoln
Jones.
st. Peter-J. W. Cornish.
Slayton-Sapplied by ". Gibson.
Springfield-Supplied by G.. A. Ca
hoon.
Tracy-R D Philips.
Vernon Center-J a Jeffers.
Walnut Grove-Supplied by L T
Shanks.
Wells-R N Joscelyn.
Wiudom-Edward Vaughan.
Winnebago City-F A Cone.
Wood Lake-Supplied by G W Lutz
Woodstock-Supplied by V Hawk
Worthington-WJ j Robinson.
Rev J. II. Harrington formerly o.
this city was located at Westly, in the
st. Paul district.
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s. FOR SALE. y, II
MY bead Of Ewes. BY y H..
DouanEKFY BRorHEas
8 - SEC. 8. DEwALD.
n NRIIGGYx.fs rArVo*!!..'

In y<1SilST TALKS. So
! VII scsssvlsrd. draesist 6 s u, !
losla a,.yas Il Is .renaEk ksbls tl,s
wsy cs6<b Cough Cure sells, thst HE
Gust eoDers speak Of it In the highest
terms Of praise. One man in psrticu-
laf Who has been troubled with Bron-
chitis for years. never found any relief
unttl he used the Cubeb Cough. Cure.
He says it stopped it ut once. lie does
not hesitate to recommend it for all
throat and lung troubles. Sold by. G..
II. B1bcOck. oct
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-. MOUNTAIN ROME.
Is the latest and improved home
treatment for the diseases peculiar te
women, prepared by DR.. Sp, ingsteeu
(the author of the foundation formul,
Of Vixvi.)
DIR. SPRINasTEEN MEDICINE Co..
COST Nicollet Ave.,
) St2< Minneapolis, MINI.
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COMMISSIONERS.

lst c. l.. PETERSON, Indian J.. !
I'll A. &. L1NDGREN, Adrian. !. ):
3rd Il. THOMPSON. WurthinQ,on
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REPUBLIC an TICKET.
NATIONAL.
-. : -. IL -.i-.- - :

Z !
NATIONAL. s= .
For President, 80.
! BENJAMIN HARRISON, IS. IS.
! Of fIndiana. s=sss, s2.
For Vice President. -
WHlTELAW REID, y s:
OF New Fork. 80. y
IS ~. - ]. (
i . STATE.
:: ~. For Governor.
!. KNUTE NELSON.
For Lieut.. Governor.
!: DAVID n. CLOUGH.
T For Secretary Of State.
FRED p. BROWN. a..
g. 6 81. Tn NOR;
s. t6skftE 1bIEf1sl
3. E. e For Atto,rne, Gsns1.l,
: - H. ". CHILDs.
Fol. sociats Justices Supreme Coul
- WA.zMITCHEI.L, :..sa
j. u, s. d. A. DICKINSON, ~ i
4 g. T.. VANDERBURGu.s
49,. - 5zm. i
CONGRESSIONAL ~
For Congressman, End Dist,
JAMES T. MCCLEARY,
OF MankatO. T. + &.
COUNTY. 80
Auditor, =.
J.J. KENDLEN.
Treasurer.
r. W. MOBERLY.
Recorder,
WILLIAM PERRY. =
Probate Judge,
G. NJ. CORY. ~
ga :
Pros. Attorney,
o. W. FREEMAN.
Sheriff.
J.C. THOM. -
Surveyor,
NJ. S.SNITII.
Coroner,
W. =. WEBB.
School Superintendent,
GEO. W. GALE
COMMISSIONERS.
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Afadavits are out proving that,
during tho war, Adlai Stevenson, tho
Democratic candidate for Vice Prest-
dent, Was : member Of the copperhead
order Of the: Knights OF the Golden
Circle. No member of such treason
able band ofo fooDspirators should ever
yecsive any once from loyal voters.
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named for the expired terms Oh the
Board Of County Commissioners. tsss. s
1tr. Lindgren has done well Ia tho
Office. aud will doubtless be re, elected.
Mr.. Peterson 10 cordially supports4by
bis neighbors, and we doubt not will
be chosen by them, as each district
chooses for itself. The nomination OF
Mr.. Thompson. was not made for any
reason except that OF. his Arst.class
qualification for the duties Of the Office.
The Fifth district needs good man
lend judges Mr.. Thompson to 10 the
right man for the place.. It. is not a
party but peoples nominations. Let
Ill voters Of the district support him.
!, As We stated in the beginning OF
this article, the Republican conven-
.tion, in making up its ticket, sought
to put up the best men, rather than to
reward party service or ieek party ad-
vantage. Ths ltckee 4 made ue OF
sound thinf sffs-leyel headed nen-
vhoas stand Hing apods the peoplesis 81
assurance Ihat itspresents 4 list Of our
county otaces fortiiaL next term.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05
We Offer
No Premiums

But we do offer our custom
ers full value every time for the
money paid us. First, in the
materials, and second, in being
cut by a cutter who understands
hissbusiness; third, by beng pro-
perry made up by thorough and
competent worlnen and the
benefit of our long experience
in the business. Oh course We
are working for gan, and when
we suit and please the people,
which we know is necessary to
success, we reap our reward.
Come in. take a lock through
our stock and get our prices.
We want your order Of course,
but we won't think hard OF you
il you don't leave it with lis at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05
Dots.

Go to Reeds new instalmenJ store
for cheap Furniture and Carpets. sos
Simply street. n, L. Reed, manager.
ChiefJustice Comegys has somuch i'm
proved in health. that his condition
Is not Immediately alarming.
Cotton seed meal 81 per ton lower.
cl5o decline In price of bran llOur and
AOrn feed. III you want n barrel OF
best -four in market order from lat
nall Bros, No l0l MARYLAND avenue.
Writa, what shall / write Why write
that nr. Simn5' white pulmonic Bal
sam is tho greatest cure for coughs,
sore throat, the grip, cramp, dtph-
therta and lung diseases. Sold by
druggists. U!lice. 422 Market street
Dr. Sinms' White pulmanie Balsam
stands the hest and is the best of
Throat and Lung medicines Made; has
more recommendations than any
other and will positively cure. Elegant
for tho grip, coughs, NC. Sold hy reg
ular druggists. OiAce. az Market st.
The Young Ladies' Mission Band and
the Sunday srhool of First Presbyier-
ian Autch VIII hold an apron baIaar
the last three nights OF next week.
w. A. Hukjll, auctioueer, went to
Mtddetown to-day TO sell the Temple
man farm Of $50 acres, situated lear
that town. by order Of W. c. Spruanee,
trustee.
Next Thursday evening Asylum
| Lodge, No. %, l. O. o. F. will Zeele.
hrtte lis fUrty.sccoAl anniversary III
Hdd Fellows Hall.
Original pensions have keen granted
to jeanette irHlarc. Eeniemn lri-
5'tt, Ja"ksou " COX and Jalnes i.
Sewin of this State.
Past Department Commander A. !.
| No9Ituau I'll the a. ~. Il vii lecture
| In ihll sheridan PosL IUofa Oh We'd.
headly eNeL,us,
This evrnins Professor T.. j. B. Lin.
| COLI vi Nrw York wiz lecture In the
| nltarian Church on the Relations
Of Literature and SOgiety In Ameileit.
At meeting last might tho Bogrd oi
managers Of odd Fellows Hal reetl,
tHg room decided to give an excursion
10 APE MAJ ON lAusdaY, Jug H.,
Waiter G. CoYeidale has disposed oil
It's line Of drugs and fixtures of hi=
store. Thirteenth and Clayton streets,
to Harry 5. kiscr.
j. Edwards Adiirks has inst been
elected mgHicr OF the Philadelphia
YACHT Club OF Philadelphia.
Miss Maggie G, Mcbride and Gregg
/ LEHAln we're ulrr.yI Z the Hoy G.
/ llcn.lricSs IN tho reformed !nise9pa
thifrA Of the Covenant, on Thursday
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

The great crowds coming In before
the Levy Court from the Fifth, Eighth
and other wards Of the city from as
SCISSORS O'Hara's and Conway's district
to get assessed stands as living proof
that these assessors made no attempt
whatever to assess Republican voters,
and that to supply the deficiency caus-
ed by leaving their names off they
padded the lists with fictitious names.
BY far the larger crowds come from
the strong Republican Fifth ward Of
Conway's district and from the strong
Republican Eighth ward of O'Hara,s
district.
There were more left off in these
wards because there were more Re-
publicans in those wards to leave off,
But they come in proportionately
strong numbers from the other wards
In those districts, showing that the
effort to dlsfranchlse them was gen.
eral and was planned by ADLER men
than the assessors, WHO are but the
tools and willing agents Of the Demo.
cratic leaders. One hundred wit
nesses day arc attesting before the
Levy Court to the shameful act OF dis
Establishment that compels them now
to lose time and money in seeking an
opportunity to DO placed upon the as
sessment, Tho men who are applying
now are honest. bonatlde citizens. col.
ored men, aud white men. They work
in our great manufactures. live in
their own homes, support their fam,
lilies and ore in every way amongst
our lost citizens.
They are neither birds of passage,
corner loafers, nor gamblers. They
come from the smelling furnaces, the
rolling mills the morocco watts, the
carpenter shops, the car shops, the
looms. the engineers and shoemakers'
benches. They give their names, their
residence and pedigree. They with
hold nothing, tell all, and ask to be
assessed. They are worth car loads of
O'Hara's fictitious Beas Bosses, Bears,
bu'iot AoNti9t NAhLlioi NiiIS, SlduASi
Hands, Heads, Hangs and Hemps that
never existed over the earth or be-
meath it. They are men who want to
| get assessed, who want to pay their
taxes, men who want to get registered
and men who want to vote next No
vember. Shall they not DO given a
chance to do soP Why the slur5 and
the inuendoes against them by tie re-.
porters of Democratic papers2
These men are honest, upright clti-
zens and should have been assessed by
the assessors In their wards and then
they would not be crowding the doors
OF the Levy Court room to get assess
ed there. This is the only chance
these men have of getting assessed
and nothing should be placed in their
way. They have been the victims of
INSCRIPTIONS assessors, who, instead
Of ai,ling them in the acquisition Of
the franchise, have tried TO deprive
them Of every opportunity to get
| legally qualified TO exercise H. Let
not the Levy Court nor any officer OF
the Levy Court be party to such
shameful and dishonest practices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05
A verdict Rsnds, ed.

The coroner's jury In the case OF
Harry e. Peace who committed sui
eide by hanging himself at his home
South Wilmington last Thursday, held
another session last evening, when DR..
Howard Ogle testified that he had at
tended the deceased In December, for
injuries which he had received at the
Johnson Forge Works in July, 1891
These injuries seemed to affect his
mind.
This was the only witness heard Ia st
evening, and the jury, after due delib'
Grafton. rendered the following re-
narkable verdict:
Resolved, That the said Harry Il.
Peace came to his death from ~ icide
from hanging while OF unsound min d,
caused by injuries received In an acct
dent at the Johnson Forge Company,
July 20, 81"
The funeral will take place to-mor.
row afternoon. and services will be
held in Madeley NJ. L. Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

NM con,o o1or4 ,,,i,,1 AMI /
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

THE Levy Court room yesterday al
ternoon fairly trembIed under the
tread OF such heavy legal lights a.
John d. Rodney, ESQ., William L.
Smalley, Esq, and Peter Cooper, Esq.,
who stepped In to 500 how the assess
ment machine was working. Siguiii-
cant was the fact that iew minutes
before all the Democratic members Of
the Levy Court We're in naucaa in Law.
yer Rodnoy's oilicc, Significant also
was the fact that LACK Of all this were
the heavy weights Of Democracy Mr.
Bayard and Company shaping another
writ to tile Lancellor which shall III
some way stop tho assessment of Re-
publican voters shamofully dlsfran.
chised by the Democratic Is5cssor3.
Look out for something to drop
soon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Good stock and farming utensils.
Executors of Richard jackson, late OF
New Castle Hundred. New Castle County
Delaware, five miles from Wilmington, on
the road from Hare's Corner to New Cas-
tie, will sell at public sale, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 8. 1892
Commencing at 10 o'clock. a. m.
The following described personal pro-
perty, to'wlt:
head of good farm and road horses:
No. l. Frank, dark bay. quiet and gen.
tie in all harness, an excellent farm horee.
No. 9. Charley. quiet and gentle In
evory way, good driver. fearless of steam.
No. Q. kittie,iblack Hashaw brood mare
No. 4, Cyrus, dark bay colt, years old
in Spring,.dam, Kittie. sirl Michigan, will
give pedigree. If properly handled will
No. 5. ben. gray horse. good farm
horse.
No. i. FIR TIE.
IS head of cows. Ave of them with calves
by their side, one Win twin calves. One
superior holstein bull, l yoke of very
good working oxen.
Five Berkshire shoats, twenty pair
chicken, axcellent layers: six pair gum
eas and pigeons.
Farming Implements, ETC.: ono farm
wagon and rigging. OK carts OK chains
and yokcs.I grain drill. BuckcycI binder,
advance, Pintt & Co., good as new Il white
~ mower, nearly new ! klecl TOOTH morse
rake, pennuck corn shelter, Vanwcl0le
grain fan. / corn row marker, | riding
cutvator, disc harrow, . twin harrows,
! syracuse plow, south-bend pillow. corn
and other plows, | hay fork, ropes and
railroad. all In prime order; wheelbar-
rows crosscut saw, blacksmith wise. l
heavy slcdEe hammer, wedges, crossbar,
forks, rakes, shovels, post spade grind
stone, pruning, ice and hedge hooks, corn
and hedge knives.
Harness for wagons and plows. double
and single trees
Carriages, one jump seat shaft and
pole, ruckaway wagon, l rond cart, with
top market dearborn. large sleigh.
Harness, l set double harness. single
| harness. collars and brides, good large
buffalo robe / iron dog house.
Household and kitchen furniture
Consisting of bCdsteads, tablet. chairs,
| beds ana pillows, l double aud single bar
rel gun, stoves. spear anti-clinker west
minister, Rncho", Victor cook, Collins 4
| BurElc range, No. s.; tubs churns aud
| stand meat barrels, l glass show case,
good for store; tobacco cutter
| Sale positive, no postponcment.
| on oil sums over that amount credit of
0months will lie given by purchaser Civ
| hunkahe not with approved cndorser,
| with mt intvrr 1 II paid when duc;lr not,
| interest added from date Of note, Mar. s,
| SAMUEL \. JACKSON, IT, j. JACKSON,
| Executors Of Richard Jackson. deceased.
| L. W. St!lham ~ Son, AuctioneerS.
| Lewis l.. EiiasGn n, Clerk. m3-dt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05
MONDAY. MARCH7. 1892.


II head of horses and colts.
No /, KATE, II gray mare. 10 years old.
good brood mare works single or double.
No. =. DICK, bay horse years old,
works single or double.
No 3, Ned, gray horse. s years old, works
single or double.
No. l. John, years old bay horse works
sinVlo or double.
No. b Charley. dun horse, 3 years old.
quiet and Enntle.
Two ro,ts. coming years Old; 9 colts,
coming Years old;2 colts co ming year
old.
10 mead OF good mich cows, will he in
profit by day oil sale; p ewes with lambs,
one liampshiIcdown buck.
Farming Implements farm wagon,
no Ter / Little Diamond ciIliivntor hay
rigging, . sets OF twin harruws.. Syracuse
plows Seuthbnnd pillow potato pillow, =
one horse uitiyHt8rs, = moving machine,
/ corn planter. Farmers Friend, l rem
mock corn shelter, some l-hurSC plows and
cuitiyatoTi set OF siugle carriage harness
: sets of double carriage harness. . sets of
plow aud wagon harness. collars, brides
ltcd creamery, . cans IN good order, |
rlurn and hDrse,1 good stove aud kitchen
furniture.
Terms.-All sums of $50 aud under cash
all over thnt amount IA credit Of = months
with bankable note and approved en-
durscr JOHN MOODY.
lulllt s. Son, Auc's. mr2-atd-ltw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

TIL roe horses as follows:
No, |, Collie, black roam. nine years, use
full horse for any purpose.
No. :. flirt grey mare, ninD years,
good worker and driver.
No. J. Neil, coming seven years, good
driver. IT,.
Eleven head OF mitch cows.
a lut Of paultty.
Some farming implements-Une new
cortl Shelter one cart and harness, one
Jumps cat carr age. one buggy, one no.
top hugHY, two sets carriage harness, Soy
crnl extra collars, shOvel9. forks, hoes,
moving scythts, etc.
one dOEkeg cart, harness and Child's
side saddle mud bride.
\ lot of hof-hed sash, two force pumps,
one large oil tank. several oil barrels. u
larifc iron lBltir Tub. one large tin bath
tub. Two crow HHrs, grain bags, hall bushcl
measure. chnItl, zee cream freezer lot OF
carpenter toGis, several cider barrels and
Cidcr ViucgItr.
Household furniture, consisting of
chairs hCls,cada, bureau, tables, hHtraek,
two rcfEigUFatOrs, seven stoves uud kitch-
en- range. etc.
Terms All sums of so and under cash.
ONel Thai amount a credit OF ten months
Will he given 10y purchaser giving u bank
able note with approved endurscr, paya-
bic at tine delaware City National Bank,
Delaware City: interest added from dare.
three per cent. OH for cash on all credit
SUMS. e. ii. ENOS.
shoekley 6 Smith, Auct's.
mi Is w. &. CarnDgy, Clerk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05


upon his decision said;
"The community constituting the
Inhabitants of New Castle County may
3 have allowed it itself to be wrought
up to state of excitement unreason-
able and unnecessary, but we all must
Indulge the hope that such excitement,
IL it exists, will pass away and the
public feeling become calm and serene
when time has given an opportunity
for rational consideration and calm
reflection
The Chancellor admits moro in this
sentence than what is to be seen at
casual glance upon the surface. He
admits that there is rather an unusual
degree OF excitement In New Castle
County and it was but natural that he
calm down.
He might have reasoned that where
there was SO much excitement there
must be cause for it. The people of
New Castle county are very forbear-
Ing, long-suffering, slow to anger, not
given to impetuosity, do not fly to
hasty conclusions, and would rather
put up with imposition anu insult un.
til unbearable, than to complain or
give unnecessary trouble. The honor
ed Chancellor may have taken re-
view of the causes Of the trouble, but
II he did he did not specify them.
Had he detailed the cause no would
have been compelled to admit that
the trouble arose through combined
effort of the Democratic leaders to dis
franchise some two thousand Repub-
liean voters OF New Castle county that
the Democratic party might DO yicto-
rious.
There is just where the trouble lies,
good Chancellor. That was the OBJ
ject when Governor Reynolds appoint
cd that most Objectionable Of all
Democrats, John Il, Dlckey, as Tax
Receiver and County Treasurer under
the Five Commissioner act. Nobody
but the most corrupt and 4 few wire
pulling politicians OF the Democratic
party favored and recommended his
appointment. Even the Every Even
ing then opposed him, but now sup
ports him because he is the man OF all
men who ean be made the trusted
leader to carry an outrageous assess
ment fraud through to Democratic
victory. Dlckey's appointment was
the first insult to the people Of New
Castle count ' who desired honest and
decent politics. How he has perver-
= ted his dual olicas into disIranchis,
ing agencies, is we'll known.
Then after this the good Chancellor
would have found that the limax fol
this feeling OF unrest and disqutetud,
. was reached by the infamous and
fraudulent assessments made by As
SCISSORS O'Hara and Conway, men who
paid no regard to their official oaths,
and could have no thought of acting
honestly In the assessment of two
thousand Illegal and fictitious names
ard tho leaving off Of that number 0
solid, honest, bonaiide, Republican
names. No wonder tho people arc eX
cited, and much as the good Chauesl-
Tor may desire it there will be no diiHl
mutton OF that excitement until justice
is done to these DISTINGUISHED Repul
licans, and until John L, Diekey turn
over new and honest leaf ia the col
lection OF taxes. Let the good Chan
cellor call of the hounds Of war VIII
are causing this excitement, and thef
the Healtn and spranS' uullfe TetafnB
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Said gentleman III our presence: 1
usually let cold OF cough go as 1t
comes, but had very bad one some-
thought 1t wanted to take me along
with It. So to prevent 1t | went to Dr.
Simms' store and got a bottle OF his
white Pulmonic Balsam used it ac-
cording to directions and the cough
was gene and was left. 1t Is the
best lung medicine In the world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05
Special Church serv,es..

The closing services in the Second
Baptist Church, corner Fourth and
French, tomorrow, Sunday. Lord g
supper In the morning, the last before
removal to new church, corner Ninth
and franklin streets. which will be
dedicated and permanently occupied
Sunday, March 18th. The members
are requested to attend the closing
services. Programs of the dedication
will be distributed Sunday. There
will still be maintained an afternoon
school.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

A very pleasing entertainment was
given last evening in Hanover Presby-
terrain Church, by Inasmuch Circle OF
Kings Daughters. 1t consisted of a
number OF tableaux representing
"Grandma's Attic Treasures" The
poem which the tableaux illustrated
was read by Miss Martha Whitson OF
the Friends School.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05
Another Large Sale,

Fl. p. Bullen, who has kept the
Hare's Corner hotel for a number OF
years, visited our city on Friday, in
order to make arrangements for his
inst. He has several of the best trot-
ting horses i'll the county, and over 20
cows, beside q very large variety of
farming utensils to dispose of,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

"Once upon midnight dreary."
while suffering with the abominable
influenza, l took it into my head to try
Old Sauls Catarrh Cure, and in 20 min
utes time was relieved. 1t cost me
25 cents,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

The Union Veteran Legion is making
rapid progress lifting up and furnish
ing their new room in the Crosby
building. The main room is large and
will accommodate any society or lodge
who may wish to rent with them the
coming year. No expense will be
spared In making it every way beauti-
full and desirable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Last evening road cart and a car
riage came in collision near Nineteenth
and Market streets, when the shafts Of
the road cart were broken and the oc-
cupants thrown out, cutting one of
the men on the forehead and the other
on the hand. IT Is said that the men
were from New Castle ana that both
had been drinking.