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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-07
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al . q 10 lose y stulIire add ess is
2, cp III .c.n e.. aus, state. Of n, vCda, has
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rttuf a., is Belle" mine or lode bearing
lt.ygr. with -urlece gro n Two bundled (2C0l
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iau t, u I'll icr II. Sttte Di Ntv4da aud desig-
rNtd by III, Ii ia inde4 official patton file in
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-07

Pennsylvania counties will have TO ex-
pend $780, 900 for ballot boxes and
booths with which to put in operation
the modified Australian ballot law.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-07

The largest sailing ship under any flag
is La France, fve.masted vessel that
recently sailed from New Castle to Liver.
pool with coal. Her length is S75 feet
and beam 4 } feet.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-07

Tho Yuma Indians are building a
the5t + If their own. 1t is expected that
the performances will be mostly Yuma.
rous, so to speak.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-07

The case Of the old lady who diei in
Pittsburg from cancer of the mouth from
smoking pipe furnishes 'rong argu
ment in favor Of the cigar.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-07

sls, .lF, g loo. 3Hn ~ NETT
hhoHha AFh'!d D-PusHes 'oly clam t. Clio
aasrqs ls n on fppl No 97l8 sec 20 I 20 Il
o.. YAK s!o0o penalty " sG adv ~, fetal Sj3 40.
q, hheonA AleN'hder y PosEsspry claim to
~ =, "a acres iahl on appl No y7G7. sec 10 T ~
~ ~, TAX s25 co penalty % Sc, adv "a, total
200 81.
Aiioonh DhVid p.-pnf sesFory olaim to GAO
acres laha on appl no Y1C9 sec, q 4 20,S Il G2,
sae We ~ penalty s3tG adv - total sa3 40
APuayo A-Possessory clam'to 40 acres land
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Itis hereby ordere1 that the fors going no.
tice of application for a patent be published
in the Phoebe RECoRp. q weekly newspaper
published at Phoebe, linnoln county, Nevada,
for the period OF SIX y avs item consecutive
we eksl. ~ P.DUNkLE, Register
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~ NOTICE OF.
rH..F rtHl- ers Aar 1stts
la "a rs = y 4 ~ :
DELINQUENT LUST OF or gray tuH
TIRE YEAR ISL, lINCpLN COUNTY
NEVADA. ....

Not &c is hereby given IS hese when IT u ny
concern and 10 toe f .llowirg panu 4 PERSONS
and to all owners of, or clliuspts to. he real
estate aud IMPROVEMENTS thereon, II improve
ments when assessed separately. WrciTnfter
described, known or unknown. That tie taxes
for State and County,. puppies COR III" year
A. ID. 1921 assessed against the following de-
scIibed pieces CT parcels Of properly are no =
delinquent: TINT ten Ter ceut penalty Al d two
dollars, $lC0, cost Of advertising, has been
added in each csse. and that any ncctaor parccl
Of proneriy upon which said tax :, rtnaly and
costs shall remain I'm aid ON
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.1N Il t" urlered that the foregoing notice
'p p "n tor pat ut be published in the
..-u kEcDRp. wCebly newspaper
tpt '' Ht ptuanc, Lincoln county, Nevada,
g. 90 p"rtplt o,NtS days (ten consecutive
j. 2 DrNKlE. Regisllr
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County Treasurer ard * On.rio Tax X ccrv,l
Of lihcbln County >ryAde. ''H ft. r.

Chute + M,truatce 49, Gr----- Fee iu,-
pie title to2 Its on Meadow Nlilhs 4 luts II
4 l8. block ~. tia Sfl1 ~ naliy II c uis.,sdy
-, total 50 ~.
andiimpts,. lots, block 20. tax SAQI, lcnalty
20 Cts. aiy -, total 50 70 "
Glissau VIM Or-Pps eessGry tlsim 20 :, lo' and
inpts lot ~ block 2, tax s y 90, /, nallS SO 81
adv -, total S3S 30 ~.
Lynch > II - rec s!hp'S title to ! ~ and
'mpts, lot II bl.cs 70, tax u 81 prnaly 90 CTS.
adv ~, tQ'gi 9Rbl, ,lyl glll. b. sad, iis,.-
,i,t,i .s.,,. "a q, -, ~. -
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It's Asrri y,TlelcG that the furceCinE nntice
ofAp IlcutiUn Tor patent be publish, / + the
pourd OF Sky days (ten eopsecntNr weeks in
th2 rioche Weekly RECORD, q e,kly news pa
psr rublsl ed at Phoebe, Lincoln County, Ne,
vadG. J.P DUNkLE. Register.
Nv. lg-t0t DID. g~s.rsr. .-.-. .
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n hereby ordered TINT the foregoing notice
# a,tplia ,tion fJr patent be published in the
Pbch, kteoKn,a vet KY ewepapCr published
{ ri 'ch' lucaln c unity, Nevada, for the
,ecihd sixty days item consecutive HeeRs).
j L DUNKLf, Regist r,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

WELLS HEALTH REVIEWER cures Sexual
weakness
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

The Levy Court met this morning
and got to work ut l0,30 O'Clock.
Messrs. Hickman and sutton were alb
sent the first because 1t was
busy day In his store and the latter
because OF physical ind sposition. MI.
Hutchinson anu Assessor Conway re-
sumed revision of Assessor OHara's
property assessment,
Mr.. GrIbb took Mr.. Hickmans place
on lie revision committee OF tho Third
district and no and Mr. Clark with As
SCISSOR Whann proceeded with the re-
visement Of the Third district. The
Seventh ward was completed this
morning the committee making about
100 names Tor future action. The
names thus marked were those dnpli-
Gated and already on the oillcial
record.
1t was ritro thing that name was
found on the lists moi residing in tile
district.
I When the committee got through
with the Seventh Ward they innedi,
ately cammenceI with the Sixth, and
when the court adjourned, att! o'clock
thoy iutd proceeded a5 far rs tbs letter
IN" Tho Sixth Warl had an exceed
insiy fair assessment, very few ftmes
bullg marked for future action At
noon the court too n recess until
p. III, No more iniunc ton wlitS wer,
served this forenoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

Our time Is drawing to an end. Come
early and avoid the rush at our great
slaughter sale Of ladies' and children's
coats.
Look! look at our prices now.
20 ladies' long newmarkets in all
colors.
elias, cost to manufacture Sl5.
SIS ladies'iong Newmarkets with deep
military capes in all styles and colors.
to go at $3.50. sold elsewhere at SlS.
25 ladies' short Stockiaet coats, hand
somely made, to go at 3l.l0, actual
cost to make IS.
We have a few handsome plush coats
left us low as 50.
25 more OF those handsome hair
capos, all satin-lined high shoulders,
and large storm collars, TO go at $l.90
each. worth $40.
10 ladies' black beaver coats with
handsome fur collars and ornaments,
to go at $2.S7, sold in other stores at
Sl2 and SIS each.
Is children's coats left, In all sizes
and styles,to so at Sl.4S, worth 10 and
$40 each.
Il ladies' sample ready-made suits in
the latest shades, handsomely made
and trimmed. to go at 73.6S, guaranteed
to be worth $l5 each.
aud others fur-trimmed: we will put
the lot together and sell thcm for 81. 4S
each.
25 pair of fine lace curtains all i'm
ported samples 10 cents, cost the man
ufacturer $500.
Is pairs of much finer Lace Curtain 9
Sl.0O, cost to manufacture IS.
- pairs OF fine silk Velour Curtaine
800. cost the importer $500.
Is much higher cost, Silk Curtains
$3.50, cost importer $1,000.
s. handsome China Silk Scarfs to go
at SOC.
E 40 tlne Cloth Searfs handsomely en-
brolderied, to be slaughtered at 400
/ each.
500 yards Of Lancaster Bingham left
to go at Sc yard.
$50 yards OF muslin to go at SC pei
yard.
/ 80 pah of ladies' corsets left, all lead
ing makes. to go at 25cts. pair.
Do not fail to call at this grea
sale as our time is nearing an end
Tho store will be open from 0 a
III. to 8 p. m. Saturday till 10 p. III
Remember the number, 20i Market
street, Wilmington, Del. 5...--. 0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

Shortly after o'clock this afternoon
a man called Mt Coroner Sparks office
and told him he found a young
man lying dead In what used to
be called Richardson's woods on
the north side OF the Newport Pike
near Richardson's run. The body was
cold and looked as II 1t had lain, there
several hours. Tho man looked to DO
about % years old, had brown
muslache and had on brown over,
scat and was otherwise well dressed. ::
A closer searchrevealed the fact that
tho young man was shot either by
himself or by some ono else, rs there
was bullet hole In his temple, but no
pistol could be found within consid'
cradle distance.
As soon as Coroner Sparks was
notified he started at 10 minutes after
. o'clock for the scene of the tragedy
Tho body will be brought TO the
city and taken to Deputy Coroner
Giles mcrgue. Sixth and SIMPLIFY
streets, unless.frlends appear to claim
the body,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20
E. b. Fell, druggist, 9Th and Poplar.


The monthly meeting OF the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
was held yesterday afternoon, at the
headquarters, No. l0l West Eighth
street. The treasurer's report shows
that s154,2l were received, and 54655
expended leaving a balance of $l07.B6.
The Finance Committee reported S69.-
"a receipts and 1892 expenditures,
leaving SS5.72 balance.
The Room Committee reported that
there are from forty to fifty boys pre-
sent each evening. The superintendent
was directed to call the attention OF
the authorities to the sale of segare
ard tobacco on the Subbath and to ask
| that the law 10 enforced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

Judge Ball disposed Of the following
cases ut this mornings session of the
Municipal Court:
Hugh Conner was lined 81 and costs
for being drunk.
james Sullivan, WHO was found beg
glng In back alleys, was tlned - and
costs, OF 70 days on stone-pile.
Thomas Gofl, William Ieigler and
John McClosltcy, wore each lined 80
and costs, or 30 days OH the Stone-plle
for drunkenness.
Eldon Hagany was aga n before tho
court for being drunk, and WINS re-
committed. .5
Samuel Flood and William II. Swig.
gett, the latter colored, were adimdgad
guilty of dsorderly conduct, and fined
So and costs each.
James Kern and John, alias Teddy"
Mcguire, were each fined VI and costs
for being drunk.
Henry Irons, colOred, was charged
with the larceny of $40 note from
james Workman of PenhsgroYe.
The prosecuting witness testified
that he came to this city yesterday,
and drank pretty freely. About
O'Clock this morning I'D met the ae-
cuse1 OIL the wharf and after going TO
a saloon and having some more TO
drink, they went down on the wharf
again, to take nap in d Shanty. The
witness felt someone going through
his pockets, and when he reused VI
the SO motto was gone. As no WAS not
certain the accused took 1t. the ease
was dismissed.
John Hill, charged with tho larceny
of pair Of shoes, whose Case was
continued from yesterday morning,
was discharged, as the evidence wal
not sufficient to hold him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

Last evening Sergeant Chambers ar
rested Louis l.. Pritohard, on q WARY
rant charging him with embezzlinq
goods and money belonging to GeoS
4. Kelly Il Co., of Philadelphia. The
amount claimed to be taken Is said to
be about 800. Mr.. Pritchard con.
Quoted place in this city as an agency
for Kelly Il Company, installment
dealers. He was held in 81, 900 bail for
Ia hearing this morning, but when the
case was called before Judge Ball, his
counsel. William I. Lyman. appeared
and asked that it be continued until
Thursday morning, and the request
was granted.
Mr.. Pritchard was seen by reporter
of the REPUBLICAN, and while he denied
the charge said that he had no further
statement to make at present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

Painful teething, cole, dla1rhna nra
vented and cured by llOopor's unodyns
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20
FIFTH edition,


The Levy Court reconvened yester-
day afternoon at LAB O'Clock, and Mr..
and Assessor Hance, tho
latter acting for Assessor OHdra, pro-
ceeded with revising the property
transfers.. Mr.. Hickman failed to-
come ut that hour and at o'clock Mr.
Grubb took his place, and he, with M.
Clark, proceeded with looking over the
poll assessments OF tho Seventh ward.
at go O'Clock Mr.. Hickman arrived
and relieved Mr.. Grub.
At 2.30 O'Clock tho Levy Court was
treated to another surprise by Sheriff
simmons walking in with summons
Ito the Levy Court to appear before the
chancellor on April 4 TO answer the
bill of complaint iiled by w. L. III ggs,
Clerk of the Peace.
The members were considera bly,
lnonpussei to know what it meant, as
they Ind already been summoned to
appear before the Chancellor on Mon
Iday next.
Register McWhoiter was called on
land asked IL lie could explain. Tla
genial Register not only knew but was
Willing to give all the Information In
his power. He said that the restrain
ling order granted to Clerk OF the Peace
lBiggs was to be argued next Iuesday,
when the Chancellor will decide upon
the merits of the case and he Will
either dismiss 1t or grant a prel nj.
nary injunction. which was all thae
was asked for under the bill OIL COM
Iplaint.
Il The law sets apart the first Monday
.lof every month for return day, when
defendants in all cases are cited to APP
pear provided that twenty days inter.
ilyene between the time OF fling the
: complaint and the return day. In case
Twenty days 90 not intervene tho de-
elfendants are summoned to appear the
irst Monday OF the following month.
! lin this case twenty days could not
eIelapse before the first Monday in
March and 80 the summons had to DO
made for the fret Monday In April.
y When the summons was read yester-
day afternoon and when the court was
Illabout to adjourn until 10 o'clock this
rlmorning, MIR. Hickman moved to
amend by adjourning until 10 o'clock
on Tuesday morning.
a Pres. Buckingham suggested that
d the members had better be present on
4 Saturday morning, 40 they might Ia
!. needed to certify to their answer In
i 1.-The injunction case. Also, If the In
junction was refused, the court could
have q great deal OF work already
done.
= Nobody seconded Mr.. Hlckman'a
II motion and at o'clock court adjourn
=, led until 10 o'clock this morning.
u Mr.. Bradford has selected William
= 10. Spruance, Esq, as associate ooun'
10 lsel in the case, and tho answer will be
-, READY by Tuesday morning at II
u O'Clock. The arguments will be by
" lMessrs. Bayard and Lore for the in
rs iunetlon and Messrs. Bradford ant
y lSpruance against it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

Tncampment No. "a, Union Veteran
Legion, at iLs headquarters last even
ing, was the recipient of large and
elegant painting from Edward O. Con-
cannon, a past National Otlicer Of the
Legion.
The picture represents tho surrender
of Corn wallis at Yorktown. The pre-
sentation on behalf OF the donor was
nude by past Colonel s, A. Macallister
and was. received by Colonel w. v
Tuxbury In an appropriate and patri
otto speech The picture will be ths
first to be placed upon the walls Of
their now quarters, which are being
fitted up over Crosby and HIS store
on Market street, for occupancy OF
the goth OF March. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

BIsh's, French street wharf. is the
place to buy your coal.
Mr.. Geo. Riddle will give reading
In Eden Hall next Tuesday evening for
the benefit of the Delaware Hospital.
Tickets s5 cents.
Letters testamentary have been
clanted by Register OF Wills Cooch on
the estate OF Jano NJ. Jeandell to j
Ernest Smith.
Eden Lodge l. o. O. f., has accept
cd an invitation to visit West Chester
Lodge OF West Chester, March Sth.
Miss Jane Broomal. who died ut her
home, No. 6l5 West Seventh street, on
Tuesday, was one of the oldest ladies'
In our city, having been born in Penn
sylvania % years ago.
A sneak thief stole an umbrella
stand valued at $40, from the home OF
William DUPONT, Fourteenth and
4 Broome streets, last evening.
Travel was checked for some half
hour about noon on Friday ut Feath
and Market, by the breaking of the
rear axle OF one of the wagons Of the
Coombs Coal and Lumber Company.
The schooner, D. NJ. Anthony, from
Buffers Island, Maine. is discharging
her cargo OF 800 tons OF ice consigned
to the Cold Spring Ice and Coal Com
pany. ..... ..-..-
The members Of Windsor Lod sc, No.
So Order Sons Of st. George. are par
ticularly requested to attend a lodge
meeting this Saturday evening, n.
Important business will be transacted
The Rev. L. L. Hubbard, Phi. D.. vii
preach at Epworth Nj. L. Church, to
morrow at 1890 q. m. and Rev. lsaa,
Jewell, OF Epworth will preach at the
same hour at Union NJ. L. Church.
Tho lecture of Father Flynn at tn,
Opera House, next Thursday evening
on the sights he saw in his European
tour, will be largely attended, as thu
tickets are being rapidly disposal of.
Presiding Elder Alfred Smith will
preach at Union NJ. E. Church. Apo
Quinimink charge, next Sunday morn
ing, February 2lst, at 1879 o'clock
Love Feast at $50.
Samuel j. Mccall Jr., of Red LioI
Hundred. will remove to WilminSt"
next month, and engage in the liver
business with his father, Ex-Lev
Court Commissioner Samuel j Mccall
Edward b. Murray is to lead lirt
brigade service at $50 tomorrow
morning at Kingswood Church. w.
Solomon, $50 evening. Every bod
invited.
Mrs. S. 4. Rorer will lecture o
Monday afternoon in the Crosby& Hi
building, under the auspices of tn
New Century Club on How to Mai
& ket." Tho lecture will be illustrate,
by quarter OF beaf hung up and Gu
by butcher.
The new chapel of the Second Bal
tist Church, Ninth and Franklin street
will be dedicated from March IL to cot
inclusive. Rev. Dr. Wharton will b
present and will conduct atwo week
revival service.
Isaac Woodrow is putting up larl
store house 55N35 for the new yulca
ized fibre works at Maryland avenl
and Beach street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

pound represented as "just as good; ~
there's profit for q sharp dealer, even at
"cut prices"
To prevent this kind of fraud and i'm
position, tho genuine guaranteed medi-
cines of DR.. r. v. Pierce are now sold
only through druggists regularly author
lied as agents, and al,ooys at these long
established prices:
Golden Medical Discovery flor the
Liver, Blood, and lungs, 500. Favor
ito Prescription flor woman's weaknesses
end ailments), s1.00. Pleasant Pellets for
the hver), 25 cents.
They're the cheapest medicines you can
buy at any price, for you pay only 70,
the good you get. They're guaranteed
in every case, to benefit or cure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

you probably know, that shoes for the
and well Q, and also that trashy
shoes for children arc usually costly
at almost any price. We nre making n
good record on chlldren's shoes. They
wear well, fit right. and its good
point to remember that our prices are
hard to beat for smallness. II you
happen to need anything in the line of
footwear to day, drop in and SEQ us.
You will find our prices save shoe
money. Formans, No. 10 Il. 18th
street, between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20
Inprorem "t.5 hpEa begun In and
ar0dnd Old N. gsWDDd Charcn.

Mt. Salon NJ. II, GaureA. W. T.. Avery
pastor. Preaching ut l0n "a. M. and 30
p. IN. by The pastor Morning subject
'NaAuIan the lepr. Evening "Splritu
AZ deterioration" All are welcome.
Asbury. NJ. l.. church "a ana Walnut
streets, the Rev J. d. 4. Aaaua. pastor
Sunday school at 4 Il. M ltfi y. IN.
Prayer meeting IN lhG church purlor at y
~. M Preaching at lO3D II. M. subject.
ohio Great Subject of Gospel Preac ling"
Preaching AT 73l b. IN, subject. THE
Gain and Loss in Becoming II Christian"
Ilav val ut night. Pastors Bible class for
adults at u. IN. ChristiSn Endeayor
PRAYER iucetinl ~ y. IN, topic Why l
Love iratis leader Mr. VIM. I, Ijutson.
HaIat, iukitoi fEis FREE. Bishop l..
a. \ dreWR. y D.. ,L D.. will preach IT
: o. " q. IN. OA Feb. 2s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20
Trnnn rs Recepilnn.

The complimentary reception OF
Troop b. N. G. D., will be given at the
armory, Twelfth and Orange streets, on
Monday evening, and will be a grand
afr lir. During the evening the for
NAL presentation OF the building to
the trustees will take place. The COM
mlttee having this matter in charge
are as follows: Invitation Committee
Captain Il. L. Rice, Jr., chairman; s.
Garland, ". Hall Porter, r. i; Ken
ney William NJ. Field l.. Ellison,
James Il. Field. X. j. Henry, Jr., L. Il.
Meehem.
Reception Committee John p. Dom
ahoe Thomas b. Smith, Watson II.
Sperry, James II. Beggs, Henry c.
Robinson, s. j. Wiley, H. o. Nleman,
b. f. Handy.
10 Receive Military Gucsts-Iieu-
tenant q. NJ. Stevenson.
The officers of the civil organization
of tho troop are as follows:
Board OF Trustees-E. l.. Rice, Jr.,
president; Willard Hall Porter, vice
president; Spottswood Garland, treas
urer; Henry G. Nieman. secretary.
Finance Committee -Stansbury j.
Wiley, Willard Hall Porter, Henry q.
Robinson.
Committee on Building James II.
Beggs, Thomas Is. Smith, Watson Il.
Sperry. -.. -.......--..-
Committee on Military Atlairs-Rich.
ard L. kenney, John z. Donahoe, Vim
| NJ Field.
Committee on Riding School-Jas
r. Field, Lewis Ellison, L. L.. Rice, Jr
Governor Robert j. Reynolds, presl
| dent ex-oiilclp.
| Invitations have been sent to thu
| Governors Of several States, and 1t i
expected that they and IL number o
prominent guests will he present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

A thorough inspection OF Now Castle
Jail was made yesterday by United
States Prison Inspector William Perry
oil Washington The object was to as
certain II the Jail is proper place to
coniine United States prisoners,
Every part OF the building was exam
ined, and the Inspector lett for Wash
ington last evening without making
any comment on what he saw.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

The colored Republicans of the sth
Ward held IL meeting last evening
and organized campaign club, under
the name OF Lincoln, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Paris L.
Laws. president; vice president, WIN.
Hodges; secretary, J. b. DOMAIN; as.
ID. A. jackson; treasurer, Geo.
Hubbard. Tho club was addressed by
J. L. Brinkley and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20

Farmers who wish to keep pace with
tend the sale OF thoroughbred and
grade cows on the farm OF Jester and
Mcdaniel, near Newport. on Tuesday
next, the 23I inst. Many of the COWS
have high records for butter produc-
tion and are in every way desirable ac-
qusitions ina dairy. Hacks will meet
trains at Newport md convey citizens
to tho sale. Dinner will be provided
on the promises, so none need go away
hungry. For particulars see advertise
ment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-20
9th and Poplar Cor pure medicines.


Miss Clara A. CraBb OF FOG King
street, has been unusually busy the
last few weeks filling out orders for
visiting cards, lenp year and wedding
Invitations. The style OF writing used
is Just what the people desire, beirg
so fine and neat Handkerchiefs beau
tifully marked with indelibla ink at
reasc nable rates. Private Instructions
given in pcnmaEship Now is u favor
able time to enroll your name don't
delay when you can improve your
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