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Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-13
CHERRY PUDDING.
a Good Rule For Making Pretty n
delicious Pastry.

A Good Rule For Making a Pretty an"
Delicious Pastry.
A cherry pyramid is one OF the oese
fruit buildings we have. WASH ana
stew about a pint of cherries. E1thet
the sour Morcllo cherry or the black
Tartarean cherry is good for TINS Pur'
nose Roll out a nice biscuit crns'
about half an inch thic!;, cut out a CIT,
c,c six inches in diameter, cover 1t
| thickly with cherries to within an 1hch
~ the edge, and scatter sugar over
them. Put a circle OF paste ABOUT iour
;nches and a half in diameter over
.h.,,, then a layer of cherries, leaving
Me =, inch around the edge; then a
circle of paste again about three and
L,Iy inches in,diameter, then cherries
.g.in. and finally an apex OF paste
.So,,t two inches across. Steam tn:
n,,5din- on a plate for about two hours
Sc IL with a hard sauce made OF but
t,r and sugar nodded to the form OF
,,,,r.mid. and crimped into beehive
shape with a knife.
, The best hard sauce for this P"odin'
r 3. made about as follows: Beat quar-
. ter of a cup of butter to a cream. al
8 h.,f q Gun of sugar, stirring 1t gradna
Iy Crate in half a nutmeg, and mol
a and shane it as described. Simple
r this budding sauce is it is very often
a failure because it is not properly put q
a ,ether. or the butter is not beaten 10
# e-c.m. or the ingredients are measure
d 1,-;+b .hat sweet oblivion to rule al
1t ,,.+hod which characterizes the wo
I'd of too many housekeepers, and has be-
Is ~. greatest drawback to their wo
r. .vhen they desired to put it in the m'
IT camille tield.-N. y. Tribune. -..
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-13
a.nnx,s co,,ntenancc fell.

Benny's coa,utenancc fell
II didn't hardly 'spect you wo"ld,
| ma'am," said he, ''but l hadn't no one
! else to go to. ! humbly beg pardon, !
Fam, for intruding."
And he was shutting away, when
Miss Middleton's kind heart misgave
hesr. and the words of the Bible flashed
| into her memory: "'One of the least OF
these-one of the least of these""
.Benny!" said she. brusquely.
The lad halted.
"Come backr'
Tie obeyed.
Here is fve-t,ollar bill," said Miss
Middleton. ~ need it badly myself,
hut I don't know but that your case is
worse than mine. Make the best you
can Of it. And now, good-by."
And Benny Pole departed. with "a face
wherein gleam of hope had begun to
appear.
Twenty years had passed by and the
SNOWY dusk of a winters evening was
e gathe ring around the railway station
Of thriving young western city, as
t,ent and silver-haired woman alightec
u from the train.
"Whcre does Mr.. Sylvester nve?" sale
she, looking vaguely around her.
The station agent stared; In his idea
every. man, woman or child who dldn
know where Mayor Sylvester lived de
served to be classed among the outsid
barbarians of the world. 80.
"In the big house at the topof tn
hill" he said, briefly. T&ere's hi
carriage now, waiting for the train
clear the track. --4~;. - II.
sis that hep" said Miss Middleton
. -tuodtlingtoward n talfnnd ststely hgu1
ahAlSAF
the barouche top. --'-
"Thats him." said theageAt-
"I have an order here fokadmissie
/ into the Home for IndiRene Women
4 said Miss Middleton. family. Il a
] told he is president of the Institution
YES" said the station-aGcnt, 81
5 denly losing what little interest he h
o. previously manifested in thastrange
ad affairs. r. ~...a.
In perhaps I had better 90 to hin
said Miss Middleton.
m "Pr'aps you had" said The static
sre agent. indifferently. -
IA The prematurely aged wonan 70
lst. up her shabby little travelling bag "
MS went, timidly, toward the superb c
,al- riare, whose coachman could scare
ion hold in the foam-fcckcd horses.
as Sylvester leaned out, with KIND courte
sat as he saw her approach.
her did You wish to speak 70 me,
led good woman?" said he.
Miss Middleton humbly presente'
at slip of paper. Mayor Sylvester reae
'crc by the light OF tile! flaming cargi
heir lanps-read it twice over. and loo
/ go hard ut the applicant.
,ent You are Dorothy Middleton''
lake said.
re a II am Dorothy Middleton, sir'"
J. as Mayor Sylvester stepped ont OF
of carriage and held the door open.
have "Do me the favor to enter" he
Up in And Miss Middleton obeyed in a
isn't wildered sort Of way.
the "You don't know me?' said Mr.
tho vestcr. .
ound "Inever met you BEFORE" said
Middleton, mcelsly.
4 in ..You will. perhaps, remember
lirty- name which bore before assumin
,read accordance with the terms OF an e.
pient trio friends will, my present apr
light, tion-Benjamin Pole. Little b
Pole, with ragged clothes, a penn
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-13

eff I understand you" said the law.
YER tc, the man who called to -consui'
him. ..vour COW was thrown from the
track at street crossing by locomo-
tive on the ", Y. tS Il. road, and you
want to bring suit against the company
for damagesr"
Yes, that's right"
The lawyer made a memorandufn'
"valuable animal, I presume :,
Purity good COW. Hadn no oao
| tricks Good mixer"
What breed?"
II don't know"
You don't know? Was she oadiS
injured?" r;,,.d
deader'n mackerel.'
And buried?
Course"
"why didn't you say so?' excta@mee
the attorney, impatientiy- ihere
only one breed of cattle in cases OF TIM
| kind.
And he made another MEMORANDUM
Breed, Jersey. Value, siae, e,-Chicas
! Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

Lewis Thompson, one OF tho best
known Republican citizens of Della
ware, died at his home at No S2l WASH
iDgton street last night, OF heart dis.
ease. Mr.. Thompson had only been
i'll for about ten days, but seemed to
DO getting better yesterday. The de.
ceased was born In Mill Creek hun
dred In 1916. A wife and five children
survive him.
MIR. Thompson was one OF the original
members of the Republican party in
this state, having supported John q,
Fremont for President OF the United
States In 1856. Previous to that he
was Whis. Since 1855 he has been
an earnest, outspoken advocate OF the
principles OF the Republican party.
In 1872 he WINS elected a mem6er of
the lower house OF the State Legisla-
ture, and was an Influential member
OF that body He was the nominee Of
his party for state senator in 1883
He was appointed collector OF port
In this city In 1876-and was re.
appointed four years later, serving
two terms In that Office
He was appointed a member OF the
board OF trustees of tho State Hos
piial at Farnhurst by Governor BiRgs
in 1880 and was reappolnted by Cover
nor Reynolds on the expiration Of his
first term in that board.
He was q trusted member OF the
board Of trustees Of tho hospital aud
served upon the most important comA
mlttses OF that body.
He was member of the Board of
Managers OF the Ferris Industrial
School, his term expiring in 1896.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

Tho Grand Castle, X. OF z. of Delas
ware, reoonvened in annual sess+otPs
yesterday afternoon, when the follow.
ing officers were elected for the enslt-
ing year: Past grand chancellor, VII.
linn A. Mullln, of KlamensI; grand
chancellor, Samuel r.. Marshall Of
Wilmington; grand vice .chanC ol!or,
William I. Lincoln. OF Wilmington;
grand prelnte, William s. Hammond,
OF Dover; grand master OF exchequer,
Lemuel Mari, of Wilmington; GRIND
keeper of records and seal, Mark l..
Garrett, OF Wllmington grand master.
alarms, Il. II. Williams, of kiamensij
grand inner guard, John II. Scott, of
Wilmington; grand outer guard, JOS
eph q. dolls, of Nidtlletown. AT the
request of the members Supreme
Chancellor blackwell installed all of
the newly. elected officers.
After the installation the supreme
chancellor, assisted by Supreme Rep.
resentative William simmons and
James ID. Tucker, e&emplltlod the UNI
written work of the order. In the
evening Supreme Chancellor Black.
we'll was rendered banquet at the
Hotel Willis Toast5 were responded
to by Mayor Wiley, w. W. Blackwell,
william Slmmon5S James Il. Tucker,
" William j. JeiGeris Grand Vice Chan.
cellor William L. Lincoln, John II.
scott and Lenluel Mari.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

than since using it. gave It also to n
lady suffering from great nervous
prostration, who could not get help
from three physicians. She is now
we'll, stronE and ileshy, and says she
should have been In her grave II IL had
not been for DIR. Greenes Neryura
blood and nerve remedy,
Il have recommended 1t to many
others with the snme wonderful sue
cess, and | would especially say that
II women between tho ages of 40 and
80 years would take it there would not
be SO many die when they came to The
| change that takes place. | hear this
wonderful medicine named and bless.
ed everywhere, and am glad to add
nv testimony 60 its great value. and
truly call 1t II savior Of us women"
We would say that Mrs. ljerry's adj
wise as a nurse Is endorsed by physl.
clans ger orally. DR.. GrGehe's Nervura
hood and nerve remedy is Indeed Il
wonderful discovery and of incalcua
Bile and inestmatable value to the
sick everywhere, 1t has hecn proved
over and over again, in thousands
upon thousands of cas.s that 1t does
cure, that 1t makes the sick we'll.
Physicians know of its grgut value,
for they have seen Il perform wonders
In restoring health, and Lhuy recon,
mend IL freely to the sick herause it is
/ the discovery AMI prescription OF the
famous specialist In the treatment OF
nervous and chronic diseases, Dr.
Greene OF So West l4th street, New
York. the well,known physician, who
| gives consultation TO sufferers FROM
any disease free OF barge, personally
| OF by letter.
i The great remedy costs but 81 o.
1 druggists, and we know 1t VIII maxi
/ YOU we'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

william II. German was before the
the municipal court this morning on
charge vi insulting Mrs. Anna Har
Ills and Ella Bullock who reside be
You'd Eleventh street bridge. German
HAS before the court yesterday morn.
ing for drunkenness but was dis
charged on his promise to leave the
TOWN. German stated that he was
leaving town when a number of boys
began to tantall1s him. The ladies
were passing at the time when lie used
very abusive language toward them
9ornan stated that he was speaking
to the boys and not the WOMEN. Tho
Judge fined him 40 and costs.
Hannah Butcher only got out of iai
yesterday and appeared again ful
drunkenness. She met Annie Walker
on her way home and they both got
drunk, They wore Iecommttted t.
do work about tile station house.
James Butcher. William Moore ant
Charles llilyard were each fined :
and costs for being drunk.
DaLiel Clancy was fined S3 anC
costs for being drunk aud dlsorderly
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

NEW CASTLE, Oct. 81. Mrs. Jane b.
Askew, aged SO years, died at the home
OF her son, A. NJ. Hlzar, on Tuesday
evening. The funeral will take place
to-morrow at noon, from her late
home on Vino street. Intermont at
tho Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
Charles Counties was rendered sur.
Prise at his home on Delaware street
by party OF his young friends, last
eyening.
Among the happy company were
Misses Cora Hudson. Ada Mcguire
Incy VAN irsdalen Clara Ninlng, Mag.
gle Shaw, Jennie Barr and May Ped
rick; and George Simmons. John Van
the, George Bull, Ed. Phillips. George
Hastings, Will Naylor and John Per,
kins. Refreshments in abundance
were served at u late hour.
Mrs William Davidson and Misses
Bernice and Irene Davidson OF Della
ware City visited friends here yester
day.
Alexander Biggs. the well-knowr
dalryman, sustained slight fall while
IN town recently.
Miss Reba Case left yesterday for
Philadelphia, where she has accepted
q position as gOvsruess.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27
FIFTH EDITION.


There 10 nothing new In the murder
case today, The detectives are still
OF the opinion that the girl was muir.
drred by unknown parties, and not bv
Riley, who 10 imprlsoned for the crime.
The writing on the envelope and in
the letter was not that OF Riley, but Of
nn apparent feminine hand.
Although Riley was Unidentified as
the man who had been seen with Katie
OH tho night of the murder the au.
thorities are OF the opinion that the
mon have been mistaken In their ldon-
tity.
When Riley was rearrested he was
wearing one OF franklin Fcrrel's shirts,
fact concerning which the owner no.
NAMED In blissful Ignorance. To the
officers Riley had previously declared
that he had not taken off his coat al
the house. Confronted with this dis.
covery he now declared that Mrs. Fer
rel had washed his ehirts for him all
summer, while he was driver OF an Ice
wagon. This was also her explana-
ton when int4rrogated.
no officers thought 1t strange that
hily's clean shirt, which he had Just
put on that night for the fair. should
have needed such immediate iaunder-
INK, They had something moro Inn
portant to ask, however.
why they asked, suddenly dis
closing a secret they had run down,
did you sponge Riley's trousers?"
because he had dropped piece of
coconnut cake upon then.' was her
answer.
But why then did you also sponge
his coat?"
ION, there were some spots upon
It."
"Of blood2"
mo, Just some small spots, and I
thought | might us well clean his coat
while was about 1t.
Afterwards, however, she told Chief
of Police Francis different tale as to
the trousers spot, declaring that one
OF the children, who had probably
been eating bread and butter, had laid
her fingers upon Rlley's trousers.
Both she and Rlloy have oontradictod
themselves In many minor points in
their first and last statements.
Mrs. Ferret surrendered to the de-
tectlyes what che claimed to be the
shirt left by Riley, but 1t easms q
pretty small size for him. There was
no slgn upon 1t OF blood stain. Tho
suppOsition was that blood from RI
ley's hands, II he were really the muir.
deror, might have trickled upon the
wristbands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

On Monday evening last Mrs. Chas.
Bradway OF No. S9l Monroe street WAS
most agreeably surprised. Having
been invited TO spenIl the evening
with some friends she returned With
them later to find the llOuss filled With
friends awaiting her, that they might
congratulate her on having reached
one more mile stone IN life After con,
gratulations the evening was delight
fully spent and b0uHteous COLLATION.
was served. They departed wishing
Mrs. Bradway's happiness might in
crease with he.' WRINKLES.
Among those present were: DR., and
/ Mrs. i. l.. Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs
Frank A, Mitchell, Mr., and Mrs VIM
II. kim, Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Sweat
man, MIR, and Mrs. II r, Boynton, Mr.
and Mrs. John II. Peach, Mr. and Mrs
Nm. !. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob't
Leach, Mr., and Mrs. WIN II. Hickman,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Prlckitt. Rose
mont, Pa; MIR. and Mrs. Jas. II. Rich
ards, Mr. and Mrs u. Ranck, Ghas n
Broadway, Geo. T.. Miller, NJ Elmel
Brown, Louis l}radwaV WIN. Richards
Miss Hubbard, Miss johnson, Miss
Sherwood, The Misses Saunders. Mis-.
Price. Miss Ranck. Mr MuCreary, Vim
RanCk and JAS. trosslty Miss karch
Mrs. Guuster, Baltic, Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27
WHAT SHE SAYS.
Her Testimony and Evidence
Clear and Strong.
Ringing Words Of Hope and
Cheer Which will Comfort
Many Hearts
The Great Information and Good
Advice A TALENTED Woman
Can Give

One OF the most skillful nurses In
this country Is Mrs Elizabeth d. Der
ny, of Hampton, N. II. She IL lady
OF widest experience among diseases
OF all kinds, aud has cheered many a
slckrooIn by her hopeful and encourag
ing words.
She has sent a communication to
this paper which will be read with
great interest by all. Her advice Ia
worthy OF the greatest consideration
on account OF tho high reputation SHE
has as a nurse. aud her words are es
pecially valuable because OF theii
great encouragement to all classes oil
sufferers.
Through trouble and overwork, y
she writes, Il grew fearfully nervous
weak, dizzy, faint and exhausted from
nervous prostration, until 1 became
entirely helpless. Thanks to DR.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, am now SO we'll and strong
that everyone who sees me ls very
much surprised. l would like to tell
the whole world OF women what DIR.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy has done for me. and to rec
ommend all women to use this won.
derful medicine.
Il am nurse, and when nursing my
sister gave her this wonderful inedl.
cine. Sho says she never felt better
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

III MPs Sc, on tho 10Th inst

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1--WE ihoinp ~ hls Cttn year,
.oc ~. s anu tr s' hro inNi.eu 70 Nv
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| ON 5th day the S9th at 2 n m 1nternen
! private
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81, So WV % 'oSoPh iiusnes ia nsr oo''
,ae Nv at.V s nnu irsenus aIe ihvlteu 10 at
hn, h ,"9 snae NJ "a, "a uhS reslusnSe o
~ i M ~, Tvs .asl ci&tn street pi
torment private,
sTI, Arrnpn =, an, at,,.
aiat 5ard M,r,ha . LIE oi ryr On SUNDAY
I'M -''"' ''""' WIG VI inos' L. otrAt
Relatives and friends are Invitea IN nj
tend the funeral, from her late reailcnce
| I4lO Van Uuren street on Wednesdnv az
ternoon, at o'clock. Intermpnt prIva,,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

CHEMFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF x
- writ of Leyuri Facius, to Tue directed.
will be exposed TO public sale, at the
Court House on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh Streets In the city OF
New Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27
We want YOU to look

We want you to look
stop and look-get off the
car and look-,at our win
dowful of beautiful Over.
coats and Suits-made dou
bly, beautiful by their low
cost. Elegant tailoring ant
style, elegant quality-and
everything you could wisl
in the way of goodness fol
much less than such good.
ness costs in any other store
You're just on the thresh
old of the days you wan
them.
Look in the window, picl
out the incest, finest clothes
anybody need want to wear
and save your money.
Clothes for
Men,
Young Men,
Boys,
Children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

PROPOSALS for the erection of u
SCHOOL hHuze In district lD3, Brandywne
hundred. Fast Lake Pa X VIII 10 Teceiv-
cd by he commissioners IT said di str!rt
for three is duy- l'ians and spec ica-
tons al fbiFiy-tlr-i and jefferson streets
". : Cloud All J#is to BE- accompanied
~ a bond for the 5000 faith Ct the bidder.
The commissioners reserve tho Right to
EJECT any Vi all bids. w, :. CLuUD,
;. L. Fer som.
o27.8t l.. &. HE%VIo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

SHERfFF's SALE BY virtue of wrll
- OF Lepari taGiHs TO me directed. viii
be exposed to public sale, Mt the Court
House. an Market street between Teutl
Il d Eleventh streets, in the city of VII,
New Castle county, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9th DAY OF NOVEMBER. lsoa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

Sadie, daughter OF Abraham and lei.
len Rlttcnhouse, residing at. No. 0
kiund street was engaged last even.
ing In talking and laughing, when she
was attacked with hemorrhage, and
died in II few minutes afterwards. She
was bright and interesting young
lady about Is years OF age, and her
sudden deeease Is greatly lamented by
her parents and mhiiy friends. High
mass will be held over her remains in
ST, Mary's Church on Saturday morn
ing at 8 o'clock, after which the inter-
ment will take place at Cathedral Gem
ptnrV
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

Bishop Coleman has returned home
from Baltimore, wieIe he has been at
tending the general convention which
adjourned OH Tuesday last. The Dish.
op speaks most highly of the charae-
ter of the membars COMPOSING 1t. In
point OF ability and influence. he says,
they have net benn surpassed by any
representative body In America. The
statistics reported from the various
dioCeses were OF most encouraging
character, showing "A remarkable
growth III every particular through.
out the country.
In this growth Delaware bears her
share During the past three years
Delaware shows an increase over the
former three yeara OF 62S baptlsns
and 527 in the number OF communt.
cants and in pecuniary contributions
OF sS5 6IT, the total amount of contrI-
buttons from Delaware during the
three years being SAL 500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

Matthew Harmon, oolored, OF Chez
ter, Pa, WINS the name Of one OF the
men who drove into Riveryiew cleo
trio car on last Saturday evening. He
with a companion, hired the team
from Hannum &Fulmsr, of Chester
for the purpose of going to Media, hui
instead drove to our city and met with
their mishap.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

A dancing school has been organized
Mt Brhndywihe Springs and the service
of Professor A, Rosslter Of this city
have been s,cured. The young men and
Indies of Marshnllton, Stanton, New
Port, Pleasant Hin. Mermaid, Hockes-
sin, LundenherI. Iorklyn, Knoliu aud
krnnctt Sputrr, have an excellent op.
portuuity TO learn how to trip the light
fantastic. Preparations have been made
Tor thu reception of lpdlos and they
viii be afforded ms much attention al
IL possible. Tuesday and Friday evon
inXs from to 10 instructions Will be
given. Good music is constantly in mt
tendance. Every saturday evening IL
hop Will be given TO all. The tuition
connected with the school IL nominal
ami in the reacl OF ali A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all young people il
the surrounding country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

Chief of Police Francis, & uruuerS parks
Pnd the detectives held IA coufercuc
hsi night NJ which the testimony con.
cernii th5 guilt o kiebnrl Riley, who
q suspected OF murlcring Kat lp
Dugan WAS hGa1d. The tr-tt-
mony WIS found 10 he insult
cient to connect Riley with tine CRIME.
The CotnneF,s Jury viii lf'rt again to-
ntght % hear further evidence III tile
Ense. The only testimony Is that GA
sleeping in the mouse Ut Martin Farrell
be had Mrs. Farrell Whsll luI trou.rI :
Tor him. The detectives secuted a shirt
but II Had no hlpud on it. The trolIr r.
wee fplIu'l but no blond eoulu lie lou MI
OIL them either
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

Edward Mcdaniel, who was arrested
yesterday by Detective MONEY! on a
charge OF Illegal registration, was TAX
en- before Magistrate Sasse this morn.
ing Tor hearing. A number of wit,
nesses testified that Mcdaniel only
lived In this city eleven months, he
having come from Glen Mills, Pa. On
last Saturday he registered at the III
hearing the testimony the Magistrate
held him under $500 bail for court
Joseph Martin became his bondsman
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

NJ. Schlager, the enterprlsing pro
prietOr OF the Export Meat Market, at
No. East Fourth street, Is waginR a
war to the knife against the high
prices charged for meat by tho butch,
ers In this city. 10 day he Killed SC
head OF cattle and so head of hogs
for saturdays market On Wedues.
day tho rush was SO great that lie had
not sufficient to meet the demand, but
Will be prepared OH saturday. He has
just received II fine young home, corn.
fed steers, and as he has made the
prices very low those who wish some,
thing nico should gre him call. He
makes his own sausage and will have
5000 pounds for Saturday which he
will sell at cents pound.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27

AiTAN FED-A rood strong boy. with
w reference. Mitch II & Bash. o27-3I