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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-21
Gin Siebesm abniinnieer.
George GcrIett perIiert oen Dcrffano, neil
ole 6eIiebte ihn perf4mdht.

&t6ter8lume lanbte9 ouneritae ben bier
nno5tpan5igiGbrige1 George @orlett na@
benz Oetentions 6olpttal. Gebterer tpar Der
&uti6er Des reihen 8utterbGnOlerS Sobn
s. MurraD, bon gto.285 Yarf Npe., murbe
aber bon Dtelem e:tlaiien, neil er letner
16idhrieen Sobter Nlice einen 6etratbss
antrag md6ts, nit Dem er 1atilrlih entz
riiltet abgetpieien tpuroe. NuS Ver3tDetflun9
bieriber tpur0e CT pabnlinntg.
6err WturraD er36blts, baB ct Gorlett
bot ungefGbr einem Sabre als &utl6er
e~ngogirt babe, lno Da SSener et1 0roentz
Ii6er Menl6 eei6ienen, 10 babe er ibn
zines Cages ieine So6ter ALIEN lpa3ieren
Gorlett belubt unO Die iunge Game gefragt,
oh tie ntht ieine Sralt tperoen noble.
Sri. WfurraD be1tGttgte Dies uno tlgte
bin3u, baB fte Den Borgang loFOrt mad tbrer
&iidtebr ibrem 8ater mttgetbetlt babe, Der
Gorlett lofort entlaiien babe. Sener babe
ith hermit a6er nt6t 3ufrieben 9egeben,
ionbern nun angefangell, fe nit 9tebes>
briefcu f0rmli6 gu iiberi6Itten. @r babe
oartn in Der berebtelten Weiie gei6ilbert,
baB linn bonn Simmel cine Wetlung aus
eegangen ist, DaB er fe beiratben loae, aud
tper6e fie ftd ia %erinnerr, Dab nt6t er,
ionbern tie ielbit Die 6etratb in 8ori6la8
gebra6t babe. &ur3, Die 8riefe ieten in
etnem iol4en StDle 9ebalten g~etDeien, baB
ie gu Der 1leber5eugung 9efontmen Jet,
@orlett Jet t%pabnitnntg.
8on alien oteien 8riefen babe ite nur
einen ein5i9en, unb 3Dar rem eriten, be-
anttportet. sic babe thn Dartn tn turaen,
binoi9en @Orten auf9eforoert, ite in Eube
gu lal1en uno fe nit ~ferneren 6er5enSz
e%rgifen au Deri6onen. Serner babe iie ibm
9eOsobt, i'm Derhaften Ial1en su tpoQen,
fails er ni6t aufb0re, tbr aufsuIauern, mte
CT IS unausgeleBt getban. SroBbem let CT
zines Cages, als tie aQetn 81 6auie genelen
lei, bereiMselhli6en, babe it6 ibr gan5 uns
ernartet 5u SiBen geporfen unb tbr feline
~unpergGlgli6e &iebe gei6moren. sic babe
i'm nit Wtibe un0 gtotb binauScompltz
n~tentirt, Gorlett let aber Dor benz 6aule
auf uno ab eelaufen, bis ibr 8ater n16
6auie gefontmen lei, Der i'm 0ann babe
Derbaften lafien.
8or &i6ter 8lume erfldrte Gorlett. Ser
iett letner @rtlalfung aus 6errn MfurraD's
0ieniten in Dem GoItbaule SEQ. 621 Wtaz
oilonitraBe tDobnte, er babe teinen Setno
auf @rben un6 tonne Obne 6as WtG0den
lli6t leben. @Dtt tDeroe ith letner annebz
men uno ieine Dan0 tDeroe i'm l6IBen,
lelbit tpenn ma ibn ms @efGngntB tDerfen
loIte.
Ser 9ti6ter iu6te ibm bann begretfli@
81 MAIDEN, oaB Das WtGo6en nt6ts bon
ibm milen noble, uno fragte ibn. narum
er fe troboem forttpd6renO belalttae. 9ie
Nnttport lautete:
u8eiI fe mid sebeten bat, iie gu hetraz
tben."
9ebtere 8ebouptung tpuroe bon SRI.
WurraD auf bas @ntldieoenite Derneint,
unb ite boIte a[s @egenbepeis einen 9an3en
StoB bon Gorlett an ite 9eridteter 8riefe
berpor, beren Snbalt i6ou Oben erWG9nt
moroen.
&i6ter 8lume IieB nun gorlett bon benz
@ountpar3t s. @. Nooe unterlu6en, unb
ba 9ieier bohsraoi9en g8abniinn conitaz
tirte, 10 tpuroe Der unglu6ll6e &iebbaber
na9 benz 9etentionz 5oSpital abgefibrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-21
Staot Obtraoo.

Brieffaften.
-. 81, &aufanna. Sn Seem gort tuiro
bas psriOuIi@e @isentbam ebsnio bsiteuert,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-21

fir sanslimse attn 3tmner.

fir SanBltnss atttN Climber.
Gaftorta f5rOest Ste 0erSama,te unb befeittst
@ufSeIrtebenbeit, 0eriDpfuE5, lberf6hiFse Masen.
Iaure, Dtorrbpe unb SieberzO tspciitttn. 0abur5
ptrb pas stnb sefunb Semadt uub iein G6laf matar=
lid. Gaitoria entbalt weber Msprphtn, md atberV
nartottI4e Subfansen.
D@aftDrta 1T 70 pprsasli& seetsnet fur atnber, bas ID
tbnr bpr alien anberen mir betannteis 9rdpdraten ben
@pr3uS Sebe." s. q. ard ct, ND,
Ill GDnth Srfprb Ctr, S=prhsu, 81. 3.
yGett n1ebreren Ssabren babe i'd Sbr vGaitnria" ems
pfpblen unb tperpe eS aud ferrer tbun, ba IS Dhne &uss
nabme quite GeIultate eratelt Bat"
Gbwtn s.. 8arbee, MD,
rGbe Wtntbrpp", 125. Ctr. uno z. &re., NeT Corr
Gttp.
vMus peri6nIt&e Ct gepbahtung unb C~rFabruns tann t4
iaSen, baS Gaitpria etre au8geaetanete Wfebisin fur
atnber 1T, BITE aS ~geltnbeS abfubrnlttteI tirtt nnb tie
Gpannuns Der Gin9ewetbe, fomie be8 @eianlmtipfentS
Iebr bebeutenb ltnbert. 8iele Mdtter haben mir feline
Gu8seaei@nete gBtrfuns arf tire &inber ~beSeust."
DIR. Q. 6. SsspDb, Spren, Mai.
0teGentamr g o nj amp, II Murrap Str.; 81. 3.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

The Sunday School Union and Tract
Society held an anniversary in Grace
M. u. Church, last evening that was
well attended. Joseph Pyle presided.
and the exercises were opened with
prayer by the Rev. A. p. Prettyman
The congregation sang, Work, for the
night Is coming, after which Mr.. Pyle
introduced the Rev. j. NJ. Freeman, d.
D., OF New York, secretary OF the tract
society. His remarks were upon two
modes OF Christian activity, the Sun
day School Union and the Tract Society
Of the. Methodist Episcopal Church.
These two organizations were Joined
under one head a few years ago,
although they arc still distinct organi,
cations. The corresponding secretary
ship of both is the same and that ex-
PINNED the speakers covering of
both. The two societies use the press
a great deal. Neither society publishes
anything itself, but buys the printed
matter from the Methodist Book Con-
Germ at the lowest possible prices.
These societies act as distributing
agencies and help every Sunday school
that needs assistance. Notwthstand-
ing this fact. there are some OF the
conferences that do not give the socie-
ties any assistance. Some OF the con
lefellceS nave sent In full collections,
but the Wilmington Conference is not
one OF that number.
After speaking OF the improvements
in Sunday schools within the past
twenty years he referred to the uni
form lesson system and said there are
now $4,000 copies OF the Sunday
school journal Issued each month and
300, 600 copies of three juvenile publ
cations. OF the three grades OF senior
papers 10000 600 are issued every guar
ter
Joseph Pyle in speaking of the plan
for the .erectlon of Sunday school
building at the Worlds Fan, said:
II each teacher will give 10 cents and
each scholar cent nearly Sl00, 900 will
be raised. The collections arc to be
taken up on April 10 or / ! OF the Fourth
of July. Mr. Pyle sald that lie de-
sired the Delaware collection taken up
on April H. i.ach Sunday school will
receive circular explaining the plan.
The congregation and choir sarg
BY Cool ailoaIn's Shady Rill," ard
the Rev. T, b. Hunter of Cherry Hill
pronounced the benedictlon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

NEw CAslTu, Del March ed, 1892.
Capt, Thompson dird last evening
about $50 O'Clock. llo Ind been In iii
health for some time. He was a cap
tain in the late war and removed to
this city Fl ON Philadelphia fpw years
ago. lilo was perntendent OF the
Presbyterian Sunday school In this
city aud had made large circle OF
friends during his short residence
here.
Tho Woman's Home Missionary SO.
clety held Il pleus1ft social uocting
at tho residence Of Mrs, Edward Chal.
longer last evening. The members
sewcl carpet rags while tho young
people made molasses candy. Several
interesting articles and reports were
read.
Ihe new street lamp ordered by City
Council, was placed ut the entrance to
l)alby's avenue Yesterday and was
burning last evening. IL supplias a
long felt want, Is much appreciated by
the residents af that vicinity
AIR. and Mrs. liafoid Sudei aud Miss
Lucille MdItinaale went to Whining
ton last evening to hear the Grunfeld
concort at thc opera House.
Miss Lille Blackburn OF Whining
tou, is visiting Miss I, lara Blackburn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

The second annual meeting of the
incorporates Of the Delaware Hospi.
tai was held yesterday afternoon. when
the following board OF trustees were
elected ]. fnrke Postles, Henry q.
Jones, w. I. Bancroft, Edwin Bring
hurst, Jr., George w. Bush, Thomas
Jackson, A. u, Richardson OF Dover, j..
4. Candy, dob Ii. jackson, Thomas B.
smith, W. I. Porter, William DUPONT,
DIS }. A. Draper, D. W Maui and Vim
K. Bullock; Mrs Austin harrington,
Mrs. 7. l.. tiilpiu, Mrs, Charles G. Rum
ford Mrs. Charles VI. Bird, Mrs. 4. i.
T. Miller, W. 4. Sellers, Mrs. II. {.
Jones Mrs. danes A. Hart. Mrs W H.
Porter, Mrs. II. Il. Nones Mrs. Andrew
q, Wilson Mrs. W. X Groshy, Miss
4, L. Johnson Miss CoIneha Bow.
man and Miss \. /, CaAby.
After tie meeting oi the cOrpGrator5
adjourned the trustees met aud elect.
ed the following officers for tho ens4-
ing year;
President. J. Parl;s Postlcs; vice
president. William l. Porter tredsul-
"r, Henry ZONES; secretary, William
p. Bancroft.
Stall %. hysialans Surgical depart
meHt, BIS Jumes A Draper, u. "
Maall, Thomas g. Bradford and Mich
uel j, Hughes Medical department
lrs. William Z. Bullock, John z
Wales, L, q. ShoFtiidge and John Pnl
mef. il
l1r, Read ] Mckay. oceullst, and In
q. L. Stewart, electrician
liz ho pifnl Is IN very ttourfshng
NoAdNlGi, AND the second annual 10
port viii shortly be issued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

Eitscr 10 adopt pluin prccautiou. one
sanctione 10y experience Uui approve |
ny medical men, o. to Incur the risk OF II
malady ohduratr ana destructive ia il
various forma Of intermittent or bilious
itlAittcht iHyef, OF dumb ague, which Of
me two! For every tylo FOR every phast'
OF malaria, iloS.ett"r's Stomach Bitter is
y specific u acts promptly does its
WTk thoroughly, Asa defence against
the malnrsal Inlut it is most elective.
emiErants 60 and dCnisuns OF rcgi1us in
inc West where MIA ,fnatir complaints are
periodical Nls.tHnls. should he mlndiui OF
Tor corstipai ON, hiiiousncss rheuma-
tiSn la grippe kidney und bladder
troubles the Enters VIII be found no less
usotul tnAu N cases OF muturiH. Against
the injurious effects of exposure. bodily
pro. Cctiun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

The Citizens Famine Relief Commit
tee, OF Philadelphia, have decided to
send another cargo of bread-stuffs to
the starving Russians on April 10.
Clement A. Griscom, on behalf OF the
Directors Of the International Naviga-
ton Company, has placed at the dispo-
sal OF the citizens OF Philadelphia the
Tree use OF the American steamer
Conemaugh upon the same terms as
the Indiana. The Sterling Coal Com
panly, through It's President, Gen. ID.
n. Hastings, offered all fuel necessary
for the voyage Of the vessel free OF
charge. The Relief Committee author
ICED the purchase Of 10000 bareis of
Hour. Drexel d Co., treasurers Of the
fund, have received sos, 435. OS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

No representative OF tho REPUBLICAN
has not seen delinquent tux collecto or
Finok vet to talk with him, but is stated
Of him by those who have seen him
that he Will give all opportunity yet
Tor the people to pay taxes.
lie says IN reference to the stolen
seal: 81 have not yet found ii nor have
the least idea of who took il on
Thursday. ! suppose will now have
~ ask the Levy Court for another seal.
This | will probably do tomorrow
morning. lido not think it will take
ld't day or so to get the new seal al
ter it is ordered
IN reference to another Office the
collector said lie had u plnco in view
that wonld give satisfaction, and when
asked II he would sit more hours than
before, no said he would make entirely
dlllerent arrangements. He SAYS he
viii stump those receipts already
issued, but he would issue no more
without seal as he had taken counsel
on that point.
John I. Dicliey sticks to IT that he
did not take the seal when he jumped
through the window on Thursday
afternoon; WHY should | want to
steal the seal|' said he.
number of policemen have gnar-
anteed Collector Iiuck all the protec-
ton he desires if he will sit in the
evening FOR tho reception Of taxes.
The finest -four makes the best and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

DxLINouENT tax collector Flnok 10
acting wisely In hunting new place
for an office for the collection of
taxes, and in asking the Levy Court
for another seal. If lie will now sit at
reasonable hours, give plenty of time
for the people to pay and give receipts
to all entitled, he will need no person.
al protection. All the people want is
an honest chance to pay their honest
taxes. An entire cutting loose from
the baneful influences OF John L.
Dickey will do Mr.. Finek no harm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

lie ieNyfp6rt Yesterday afternoon
suafehed timp enough to elect the fUl-
!o#lN; county con ta'les.
Wilmington Isaac Il; =i'rawn Fred.
erik Seutz, NilIam Mcke.yyg ana
ladios 4 Bowers.
Brundywihe CAarics Green an.
la,uc- L. Meg illeEua
J, W Castle Israel hid,nss.
White Gay Creeh -N Ham +. Cole.
meIY.
renea,l"r- John W Daye't.
81, Georges -tirandUu Reed.
ktd Lion Villain II II. Clark.
AnWuiGimlHa NutiHm NJ. Lyman
Bllekbirtl-Join VI. hmllh.
Eetfs Industrial School H. {
Haines
ne - assnente during thaday were
FelE lea Y reaching The number Of
{. -. distributed rs IfliuF's:
First warl = Second, Il. Third, l0
Fourth, 3, Eth Ii. sixth, : seventh
~ iEalht# -, Nmth,. p, iDiaA. .
lavrath. i Twelfth. 4. Rmudywiu
lEld~5l . New aatle. =, GAristall1a
Villa clay crock 2 total las.
~ a. g3eitek the cdHit aGj33unet
aHtll il O'siuHk THIS morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22
Piles! Piles! Itching PIleh.

SYMPTOMS Mo isturc; intense itchin {
and singing; most At night; worse by
scratching. II allowed 10 continue tu-
mors form which often blcol ana uicer
te,becominR very sore. SwAYNE's ONT
iMENr stops the itching and bleeding
heals alterations, and In most cases re.
moves the tumors. Al druggists or by
mail. for so cents. Dr. SwHyue n Sou.
PhIladelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

DELINQUENT tax-collector Flnck. We
are authorized to state that number
Of members of the police force have
called upon us and requested us to
say to YOU that they will guarantee to
you all the police protection you may
deslre, should you decide TO cit a
reasonable time in the evening for the
collection OF taxes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

AClergyman's Oplnion.-Having had
opportunity to test the excellent DUAL
tiles Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, ] hesi-
tate not to say. 1t Is the best remedy /
have ever used In my family,-Rev.
VIM. Chapman. castor NJ. E. Church,
Georgetown, d. @.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22
Thos. GrinseII,

S. E. Cor. and & Orange SITS.
Open Tuesday evenings until o, and
Saturday evenings until ~. Other
evenings close at o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

SENATOR Hllls Presidential boom is
iizzling out most beautifully. The
Democratic party may enjoy stolen
goods but detest tho thief that sto 10
them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

StanstNry Murray tr, No. fOI Fast
FluHt Nfeot wiltshire fer ton cents
cut halr fur = thmFoo for Is ana -,
and viii Tell tile boss In, Der-. lie
laupr"r4. aud mprrGauies later, whv
he Will coNtInJo TO do SO. Straight
elgUfs &c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22
Also the following
LOTS OF LAND
situate in the city Of wilmington.

situatc in the city OF Wilmington.
No. 3. % feet by 60 feet northwest cor
ner Of Newport pike and Maple street.
No. 4. lC feet hy "A feet ON the casterly
side oil VnnliurCH street, G7 feet southeriy
from the south side OF Linden street.
No ;. A. feet by &C feet on the norther-
~ side OF Maple street. 10 feet westerly
+ ON the west side of jackson street.
No G. 5s feet by ll5 fent inches at the
southwesterly corner Of LindeA and Pot
ter streets.
Sale 10y order of Orphans Court to close
the estate Ia Partition.
Terms at sale.
LORE d EMMoNS. Trustees
m22-eodtz
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

%, George ", Hill horses. Media. Pa
%, >. H. Bittier. livery stable, lis
French street, . -
90 Vim. II. CLARK, farm stock, near
New Castle.
90 Furniture, Cos Madison.
"a, Sale of farm at Court House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

Inc WOOL paradox. The
cleaner and the spinner do
their level best to get the
crinkles out OF Wool--th
artist makes the weaver do
his best to get the crinkles
tick again. That's the story
OF the Grape craze now pre-
vailinSin Wool Dress Goods.
The paradox OF the making
does not disturb the beauty
OF the effect. @.. ....-
OF this Crinkcd Grape
family the Arabian, As in,
Sl.25, and the Scroll, IS in.,
$3.50, are among the latest
and most popular sensations,
while the Picardy Welts,
first shown in this market at
our counters-75c, 81, S1,25
hold a place in popular
favor unique and especially
their own.
Every sort OF worthy Dress
Goods is here. The uniyer.
sal library Of popular current
style.
Southwest Of centre.
Ginghams with romance
i'll the styles and the story,
but hard fact in the price,
They are reduced and traye
incognito. We must moi
pronounce the given name
the family name is Cling.
hams. Respect for the in.
cog commands the bargain.
OF all the isuilantic Cling.
ham names it Is the most
distinguished. Yankees could
guess it.
Qua tity, 900 pieces SO.
0O0 yard ; variety, 90 styl s
Of stripes and plaids; width,
81 inches; value yesterday
25e, price to-day 15c. And
that's Il Bingham story that
when you read you should
ponder and think about.
Every good thought Should
end in action. Does it fol.
low that if you are good
you'll buy.
This is but an incidental
itom added to the Ginghan.
stock which was already the
greatest.
Northeast Of centre.
Women's Ready.made Suits
Do you realize what space
we give to them! A room
largorthan is used for Cioaks
Dresses and Suits III almost
Iany other store America
And not big enough!
II all comes from doing
the Ready-made Suit busi
ness as you never knew i
done before. Style and eco
nomy. When before did yol
ever see the two together.
Suits at S., S. $3.50
SI075 and so on. Newos
Fashion thought; hnndsom
est stulls.
Second floor, Thirteenth and Ches,iai
/ streets.
JoHN WANAMAKER,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

Several pairs custom made pants nm.
.aj'dior5ty 20 for - IN $500. allp
seNcrd suits coats and yeats. odd
EFsts must be suId regardless Of cost.
IulWs ~ Market treet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22
wANAIAKER's.


FHILADELPHIA. Iuesday, Mar. =, 1892
Reception and first view Of
Spring Millinery Wednes
day and Thursday, 23d
and oath insts.
Exposition of Spring Para
soils Saturday and Monday
Goth and 18th insts.
Display Of Spring Wraps
and Dresses, Tuesday
29th inst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

Taylor 4 Fdllsrtons Rheumatic
Remedy cures rheumatism In all its
forms Prepared by Taylor q Fuller
ton, SO2 King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

II gray, gradually restores color: Gle
CANT tonic dressing, SOC sl.GO Druggists
or 81 % size prepaid by express for s. 90
h. 3. Wells Jersey City.
RoLnn ON CoRNs. Liquid i5c. SalvC
and Plaster, Toe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

Dr. SlmWs' vegetable liver pills,
sugar cuatod notwithstanding and pain.
las are undoubtedly the finest and
best liver medicines In our great coun-
Il V.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

0''' 'soe' "Ve'"'rs It" HUtOSE"PHF
One 1890 Crayon Portrait with one
dozen cabinets for $500. One dozen
Petites for so cents at Hollands Gal
lery, 3o7 Market steet. Wilmington,
Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

40 boxes Spanish Queen cigars at
7eo a box. lhis IS n bargain. bur
stems No. East I'd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

6good horses
No. !, Roam mare . years old. l56 hands
high, known to trot better than8minutts.
No. =, Black PAGER. years old, l4IG hands
high. known to pace In minutes. No.
5, pair of black horses. 6 years old, 1915
hands high, perfectly safe family team.
No. ., Black horse. o years old.I hands
high; No, o. Sorfel mare, years old, lb4
hands high.
.sirrics, small Germantown, oil built
by Cooling; coupo, piano box wagons,
3.quarter wagon, weighing 100 pounds;
double and single set Of harness. robes
whips. blankets, and numerous other
articles OF use to horsemen.
TERHs-A credit of 20 days on bRnkRble
note with an approved endorser.
4. II. BITTNEH.
l.. W. Stidham & Son. Auct. ml9-5t-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22

Csc, for box OF BEEpHAMs PnLl
worth q guinea.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22
Spring BEAUTIFUL SPRING

We have at your service in the lines men
toned, and AT prices as low rs YOU will
pay for the same grade OF goods OF q ready ,
cash house. in full sets Of hnmber Fur.
niure. In antique and carved oak, walnut
ash or cherry, Pnrlor SUITE, in hulr cloth.
silk plush, satin damask brocatellc silk
tapestry. rug and other upholstery.
Fancy Chairs, in plush. etc. Reed and
Hattan Rockers, Reception Chairs, Card
IahleS Lamp TsbleS Library Tables etc
Mantel Cloaks. Mirrors, Ptctu Us. etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-22
SALE

:
Tho subscriber going to rcruouJst
farming will positively sell without re.
serve az their home farm adjoining this
ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH asD. 1892.
At 10 O'Clock sharp,
all their stock and farming utensils as
follows: II Head of horses
No. l.. Billy dark bay. sound. and
eau be driven by the most timid person; q
family horse.
No. .. Charley, sound. I6 hands; good,
general purpose horse.
No. 8, Bell. roam mare. 8 years old; a
No. 4. Flora. roam mare, good work or
driver; can trot in minutes.
No. 0. Fred. bay horse, o years old, 10
hands, a toppy driver. sired by Honest
Fred, dam Flora; this horse will show u 3
minute gait any time; is very desirable.
No. G. Mollie. black mare. 8 years. a
Norman Percheron. excellent farm mare
and surprise on the rond.
No. Z. Prince. dun horse good farm
| horse
No. 8. Eta bay mare. sired by Honest
Fred. dam Flora; IL this colt amt u trotter
| some one will get left
No. .. Ray, hay mare. ycars old. sired
| by Honi 81 Fred, dam Mollie and good
| one; Nos. 8 and 0 are close mates and
should be bought by one person.
Nos 10 and II. yearlinR colts.
- head OF fresh COWS and forward
sprlngers, Grade liolsteins, about II head
will have calves by day of sale others
close. HolStein bull. l Guernsey bull.
The above cattle are desirable.
Farming mplements-2-C Champion self
binders, one nearly new; . mowers 3 fans,
wagons with rigging horse cart, l hay
tedder, roller, twin harrows, 4 SYRIA
| cuse plows, 5 oultlvators. 2 horse rakeS.
new, Randle harrow. corn shelter. ian.
hoes rakes forks and all kinds OF farm
fixtures, hnrness, sets cart harness. ! set
double carriage harness. 8 sets single har
ness, collars brides. &C, family
carriage, dearborn. phaetons no.
top buggieS road cart, family sleigh,
swell cutter. TIE above goods will be
positively sold RS l am going South.
Terns-All sums of SIS an1 less cash I;
all sums over that amount credit of =
months will be given hy the purchaser
giving II banknble note with approved in+
dorser INTEREST added. iper cent oil
for cash ON credit sums.
N. b. These are good horses and cattle.
WIN. IL. CLARK.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, auctionecrs.
DUDLlC sALE-Wfn he sold at public
J. sale, at the stables OF the subscriber,
liS French street, Wilmington Del, on