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The state chronicle., 1892-02-16

to choice timothy l3.OOal4.5O.
Grain freights.
PROVISiONS-Firm. Mess
pork. 100 per bbl. for old: new
1890; bulk meats. loose shoulders
81; long clear 6a; clear rib sides
II; sugar picked shoulders 81;
sugar-cured smoked shoulders Il;
hams, large 10, small lot, lard,
refined GAS, crude 64.
BUTTER Steady. Creamery.
fancy 3la32; do. fair to choice 27a
80; DO. Imitation 24a28; ladle fancy
23az4; good to choice 19a22; rolls,
fine 70; fair to good l7al9; store
packed l5al8.
EGGS-F'irm and active at 25.
COFFEE--Steady. Fair Rio
cargoes ~; No. Z, l4zal5.
GAR-Closed steady; granu-
lated 3-l6.
COPPER-Steady; refined l05.
WHlSkY--Steady a. ..25.
Naval Stores.
WILMINGTON, Il. c., Feb. To-
Spirits tnrpentine firm; quoted at
J; Rosin firm; strained 100;
good strained LOS. Tar steady at
1.30. Crude turpentine steady;
hard LOO; yellow dip 40; virgin
100.
CHARLES S. c.. Feb. 10
Rosin firm at l.o5. Spirits turpen-
tine firm at 32e.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. 10
Rosir quiet at 10. Spirits turpen-
tine firm at 32c.
The state chronicle., 1892-02-16

Unfailing in effects, always reiia-
BILE, pure and harmless, is Simmons
Liver Regulator.
The state chronicle., 1892-02-16

Liverpool spot cotton steady with
fair demand.
Middling uplands 8 3-4d.
Sales 10000 bales.
Futures firm.
The state chronicle., 1892-02-16

| i. Markets vi the
a,,ness " ord.
.rpp00L MARKET DE-
Ir IrLlsED 4 LITTLE: |
-, FORK Mohft Declined
J., 70 Points Which Vas
Sot Discowogsny.
rrcnicle's nitei press
" Leased " ire
NV Yosx, Feb Messrs'
,,,,d. Price & Company, in
:. ,otton circular tonight, say:
J, markets have not justified the
,i,s Of Saturday--in Liverpool
sort was good at opening prices
!. ,nl we're firm at 3-64 above
n,days figures, but the tenden-
Inward Improvement was soon
,Isd 80 our cables advise by a
ar that Messrs. Neill Bros,
increased their crop estimate to
mOOO. The market closed
,,l, steady at | GA to 2-64 below
40. Of last week. There were
/, some cables in Liverpool from
t,v Orleans so We understand es-
,sing total receipts at the ports
4, week at 100000 bales and pre-
tlg that the u.utity of cotton
5cbI would be increased this
hi BY the addition of l75, 900
ls
The market had up to ] o'clock
eAy only declined about 10 points
t,h is not discouraging to those
hbrlieve for the present at least,
hi unfavorable factors have been
multed and that the price which
sGtcle has reached seems a full
lEeistion of the large supply
opening trade here was done
As upon the basis of Sa urday':
w and the decline since thu
mig has been slow the absorp
Ef'uch cotton as was pressed
ale being evidently foun'
AA!'t very strong people.
hsipts for the day are esti
Med at $4,000 against q, g ."
EVesk and 10000 last year. W
4Iln the future quote regularly
NDrltHy, as far as possible tn
nSpondcnce reaching Us wit
Hd to the prospects of reduce
'Nacllon next year. AT Carrolto
's' More than 90 per cent. {
crop has been marketed; th
g.. 'lFFi this season will cut dow
w acreage not 20 but 80 pt
@.'
~oTange, Ga: "Heretofore "
@'Fom 500 to 900 mules ut tn
's annually. This year the
gu" been car unloaded he,
=" 10 fertilizers there has n
'u'V per cent. of as much shi
,u'fe as at same time last year
''p'Non, 5. c.: 81 have just ,
''U rom the railroad agent he
Wy" OF guano to date and
I' ua'e last year; guano receiv
january, 1892, one car; qua
WED IN January, 1891, th,rte
., oecrease in cotton acrea
U'e 25 per cent"
D"''s the afternoon the mari
.. 'uFd steady, closing 6nally J
VI Two above lowest and abb
sr rI1', r' under Saturdays fgur
|, D''le aggressiveness is sho
Y eithos =,
The state chronicle., 1892-02-16

changed. G Middling uplands Z 3-l6.
Sales 1876 bales.
Transactions in futures to-dav
1000 bales.
The state chronicle., 1892-02-16

The City Cotton Market.
RALEIGH, Feb. 15.--6 p. Nj.
Good Middling,..... 81
Strict Middling,.......... 6R
Middling,................ 81
Strict Low Middling...... ......
Low Middling............ St
Stains ..................... 5ba6
Market weak.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07
FOURTH edition



A New York correspondent writes
as follows:
A prominent colored Ottoman ex.
Consul-who has heretofore cooper
ated with the Democrats, In q long let.
ter to Chairman Harrity tells him why
he cannot support the Democratic
nominee, who has shown himself I'M
friendly to the oolored race. Hon.
George Ticknor Curtis, distinguished
Democrat and Il lawyer Of great proml,
nence, has announced his withdrawal
from the Democratic party and his
determination to support Harrison on
the tariff and other grounds.
Colonel Cohen, who was Demo-
cratic candidate for State Senator two
years ago, has written, announcing
his withdrawal from the Democracy.
FlUrien Grosjean, the proprietor OF an
immense manufacturing establish
ment ON Long Island and o warm per-
n6unces his withdrawal from the
Democracy on the tariff grounds and
a determination To vote with the RE
publicans.
MIR. Glover, o prominent manufac-
turer OF Gloversville, N, Y, announces
that his experience with the Mckinley
tariff has led him to decide to transfer
his allegiance from the Democracy to
ltepublicaIism. Colonel Cockerill, OF
| the New York Commercial Advertiser,
for many years prominent Democrat,
Is working actively for Republican
success.
And there are hundreds, yes, thou
saGds, of others all over the State and
all the great manufacturing soctions
where change in the policy OF the ma
ton towards manufacturers would
| prove disastrous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

Zig Jolly Frederick Winchester and
Martha Scott, colored, vera struck
last evening by train No. nos, on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, near thu
Wilmington and Northern Junction
while riding iii carriage over the
tracks near Aliens hrickyard. on the
DUPONT Road. There we're three in
the wagon when IL started out
Hcnry Cooper, seeing the danger had
presence of mind enough to jump
from the vehicle, Winchester, who was
driving attempted &c back his horse
when hs saw his danger, but the horse
balkcd and ran toward the train. which
struck the animal, killing ii and throw
ing Winchester and the woman out.
VII chester landed on II stone. cut,
ting his head and otherwise brulsing
himself about the body. The woman
was badly cut about the face and
head. Winchester Is We y large man,
Weighing ueurlv 500 pounds. They
were taken to the delaware Hospital
where Doctors 'ohn Palmer NJ. j.
Hughes. Thomas b. Bradford aIC
Henry Patterson rendered medical aid
Winchester was very badly injured
by the collision and he suffered intensi
agony while receiving medical ale, ant
died ut an early hour this morning
Coroner Sparks will hold an inquest
This crossing is one Of the most dan
rrrous about our city ms some eigh
or ten tracks have to be crossed at this
point.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07
THIRD edition.


One of the ablest and most eloqusnt
speakers yet heard in this city on the
Issues OF the day will be Senator Frye,
Of Maine, who will speak In the Opera
House this CFridRy) evening. The
Hon. James q. Blaine said of Senator
Frye he Is one OF the ablest speakers in
the country, andit Is said he can give
the Honorable William Mckinley
points and 20 him one better. Our
citizeni should turn out tonight in
force and listen to good speech.
Otto Seheu presided at tho RepublI-
can meeting held last evening at No.
.ll Market street, at which routine
business was transacted.
Fred T.. Bach and I. III. Hoifecker ad-
dressed the Republicans OF the Eighth
ward last evening on the tariff issues.
The higgins Republican club held a
very successful meeting at Fourth and
French streets, last evening.
Tho Prohibitionists have placed their
transparency In front of their head
quarters on Market above Tenth.
The Republican First Voters CLUB,
bold It's regular meeting at No. S36
MARKET street, last evening. General
.. II. Wilson. Francis ii. Hoifeeker and
Horace Greeley Knowles were elected
honorary members. The club will
meet this evening, and. headed 10y
hyatts Military Band, will proceed To
The Opera House In a body to hear
Senator Frye's speech, The members
are requested'to meet at 745 O'Clock
sharp.
The Republicans of Greenvlle will
hold a meeting next Tuesday evening
At = o'clock.
The Revs. ]. b. Quigg. J. d. c. Han
ma. Alfred Smith and W. l.. White viii
address Townsend Prohibitionists
next Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

Judge Ball disposed oil the follow
ing cases at this mornings court:
Peter DOugherty, charged with
drunkenness, was fined 81 and costa
or 10 days on the stone pile.
William Zeigler. who was before the
court yesterday morning. charged
with drunkenness. and let off, ON his
promise to go back to his work. was
again arraigned and sentenced to pay
II line OF % and costs or put in 80 days
at hard labor.
John Pierson, another drunk, es.
capped with fine OF 81 and costs.
William Hatton, cOlored, charged
with being drunk and disorlerly was
| lined 33 aud Gusts.
Henry Sproel, who was charged with
being drunk and disortlerly, was san
fenced to pay II fine OF IS and costs.
Amanda Barker and Emma Butcher.
two colored dam els, were fined 81
and costs each for being drunk and
dsorderly.
Michael Haley, an old man, was
/ fined 20 and costs for being drunk.
John Clemson. young man with al
eye tied up was brought III the dock,
charged with drunkenness, and was
line 81 and costs Or, ten days on the
/ stone pile.
The case of Major Fisher. colored
charged with committing an assault
and battery OH woman. was taken
UP. He was represented by Il. Coch
ran, Jr., who called several witnesses
to prove his previous good character
Through Mr.. Cochlan's efforts he wa;
let oil with "A line Cf $40 ahd costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

The Grand Lodge Of Delaware, An
DieDt Free and Accepted MlsOus, con
Guided Its session, which has been in
the Masonic Temple, yesterday. The
following officers were elected:
Grand master John Il. hook OF Clay
toni deputy grand master. F, K.
Householder OF Delaware City; senior
grand warden. Vim W. Knox Of Viii
Ellington; junor grand warden, j.
Frank Alice OF Dover; grand secretary,
Benjamin F. liartram of Wilmington;
grand treasurer Vim. L CrOsslm of
Wilmington. These appointments
we're made 10y the new grand master:
Brand senior deacon, Francis l.. Car
penter OF Wilmington; grand junior
deacon, Elmer +. Green OF Whining.
Ion; grand senior steward. q, NJ Fish.
q OF Dover; grand junior steward.
Geo. Mcintyre of Wilmington; grand
chaplain. Lewis II. jackson OF vii.
hlngton.
The newly elected officers were in.
stalled ana the Grand Lodge adjourn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

NEW CASTLE, Oct AT tho meeting
of the Harrison and Reid Club last
evening. committee was appointed
To await upon John Towesnnd, who
recently announced himself Iemo.
crRt, and secure his books and any
money that may have como into his
hands that hae not been turned in.
4 The local dealers have laid IN sup
ply OF flags, bunting, etc. anticipating
a large sale of the various patriotic oc-
easions In the coming weeks,
The pavement in front of the resi-
dence o! John II, Rodney, Esu, which
was ordered to be taken up by City
Council, is being repaired to-day.
The Loyal Temperance Legion of the
M. L. Church is rehearsiug u Prohibit
ZION program to BIS rendered in the
near future,
1t Is motto sable fact that the DemG-
cratic banner so much talked of that
Was to be placed across Delaware
street has not yet materlaiileI
Rev. L. L, Mur.lndalO returned yes
teIday from visit to friends in Sails
bury. Dir. MartlndRle is arranging fol
Especial service to 10 held in the NJ.
i, Church on the last Sunday in this
month.
John White, Sr., who Is seriously il
ut his home on Vine street. is reported
slightly wol SO this morning.
John Stoops oil Dickinson College is
visiting his home neal town.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

sell good footwear for less money
, han many stores Is easily told. The
Dest buying and selling advantages
make II easy for us To give low prices,
We are talking about the right kind Of
shoes OF course, good leather, right
shoemaking The very cheap, trashy
handle reliable goods as cheap as tile
commoner grades are sold for at some
stores. Perhaps low prices for good
shoe leather may interest you. We
have both. Forinan No. 10 East 4th
street. between Market and:king.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

We are making a grand
Of all that's new and
stylish in choice clothing.
In hundreds Of styles in
latest shapes. The styles
were never plentier.
You'll be amazed at the
low prices right through our
entire stock OF suits, over
coats and trousers. Indeed
it's a wide field OF style, with
prices naryelously low. See
our bio line. See our WIN
dow display. You'll be dollars
i'm pocket.
Have you seen those
Riverside WorSted Suits at
SIS that we spoke of the
other day! They are here in
~ styles, cut in all the latest
hapes. About twice as
May more STYLES in Cassi.
meres and other equally Ycll
knoan lr Il Is at SIS.
Oar Black Chcviot Suits
are the best in the city. Tley
5re made by the Merchants
w oolon Co. We have been
selling them for 4 years and
know what they are stitch
ed &l2, bound &l4, in
straight round and double,
} breasted sack and cutaways.
We can'tbegin to tell you
: Of all the styles and shapes
in SHIFTS. With prices rang.
in flom s. to $25, we car
give you lots OF choice, witt
prices always lowest.
An endless variety of
Oyercoats. Every new KIM
J and turn in the Oyorcoat
world-thcy'ro all here.
Our entire second flool
filled with Oyercoats.
overeoats silk lined to edge.
DNercoats with pa.ch pockets.
oFcGuats with sill; shoulder ant
- slrevo Innings and wool skill
.. Innings.
s. 0vrrcOais with full wool Innings.
0vercGats with Italian Innings.
- UvHfcuats double breasted.
" OEercoat5 single breasted.
CIV lepats in Green, brown, olive.
ii OyrrgUats in black, blue, drabs
l. over 20 styles OF mems uyercoat
a. at ?lO and sl9
~ Hundreds vf other Styles from :
n to 80,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

The following committee. consist
ing Of Daniel W. Taylor William Law
beR. Mrs. 4. d. Warner, Enucl Moore,
Arson A. Mailer and John z. AIlmpnd,
OF the Delaware Relief Association,
met yesterday morning. After spir-
ited debate 1t was voted that tho Lul-
pnce OF the money on hand bc sent to
fhe committee at Dolmar.
Daniel W. Taylor, treasurer of tho
Delmar relief fund. made the follow
ing report:
Total ms ription to funda...... g.. 10!
Subscriptions rot paid 10
trensu1 et-...........+,r-.E 10 o.
Paid out for supplies 10
forward immediate re
I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS 10
Paid ont ny wnmeu's
committee for clothing
sent TO wDmcaS cUlt-
mittcC ut d it!lar .4.-.... e. 30
Cath Hent to Delnuu com
mitte"................ Is! g7-s2lG
ID. w. IAYI.oR, Treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

There was large attendance at the
'Queer Festival" In the Madison street
rink last evening. The most striking
incident consisted In the entrance OF
some fifty or sixty persons wearing
masks, accompanied bya clown, with
cap and bells, and SO completely dis
gulsed that their friends could not
fecognize them. One young lady was
badly frightened, at least she screamed
Justify on her brother running toward
her. They afforded considerable
amusement, as they looked decidedly
queer In their quaint disguise. 1he
'refreshment stands were literally
to enjoy themselves 1t Is expected
that there will DO a large attendance
this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

The new ballot boxes have been de.
livered to Sheriff WIN. simmons. and
consist OF very neat walnut boxes, 20
in hes square by 10 inches in depth,
with lock and key Each key has a
little brass tag on 1t numbered to cor
respond to the ballot boxes Inside
OF each walnut box is another box
made Of poplar wood. much smaller
than tho outside box. and will be used
to place tho ballots In alter they are
counted. wien ii will lie fastened up.
sealed and delivered into the hands oil
the Election Commissioners. The
boxes Were Iuado by the Harlan ant
llollingsworth Company, and do thai
firm credit for good workmanship.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

Messrs. William and Charles Tyndal
and James A. Brown went fishing Mt
lSt. Georges yesterday in the Delaware
Iin hooking some forty fish. Three of
the pike caught would make mess
for n family OF three. The boys report
he fishing good. but the wind was
blowing little too hard for big fish
ing, They spent very enjoyable day
and returned home about o'clock,
moro than pleased with their days
catch. They are all boss fishermen,
especially Uncle Jimmy Brown, who
caught more than a bakers dozen all
by himself.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

Some three weeks ago. John Law.
son, Jr., who resides at Elsmere, asked
fo- Waterman or danger lights and
gatas at DUPONT crossing where Fred
erlck Winchester was struck last
night. but no attention was paid to
the request. \ number of articles 10.
longing to the party were picked up
and taken to the house OF Thomas
brown, who lives in the vicinity, and
their friends may get them by calling
there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

A very enjoyable evening company
was held ut the home OF Miss May
Evans, 7O5 Spruce street, last evening
Among those present We're: Misses
Clara Sullivan, Rose Gallagher, Lizzie
Berg Vina sollaway, May and Goldie
Evans, Ella Wilson, Fanny Joseph
Lille Jamison, Jennie Watson, Mr,and
Mrs. Savoy Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Pyle. Messrs. Charles Berg, Reese
Pyle, Frank Smith. George Watson.
Walter Wilson, Samuel Francis Ed
ward Smith and many others. Re
freshments We're plentiful. Music by
Miss ". Sollawny, Aaron Berg and
John A. Thomson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07
omcers of t1cnrlnaIscr., Union.

Cigarmakers' Union elected the fol.
lowing officers Wednesday evening:
Epresident, A. Rommel;vlce-p president,
II Nelson; financial and correspond.
ing secretary. Geo, IL Spath; Record
ing secretary, Jos. Harrison; Treas. @.
b. Smith; sergeant alarms, ]. Binnix;
finance committee. A. Wilson; F. Platt
and Joseph Bradel; auditing commit
tee. a. HRines. NJ. Written and c.
PowerG; trustees, A. Wilson, A. Ha mes
Labor Leagues, G. II. Spath, A. ROM
mel, A. Wilson, Il. Nelson ard O. B.
Smith.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

The Moyamrusing Hook ahd Lauder
Company OF Chester. Pa, expect to
take possession Of the new hose house
OIL Saturday, Oct l5lh The firelacn
nra making preparations for big
time on tho opening day. Delaware
Truck Company, No. ! Twill attend the
ceremony and house tile truck There
will ba a big parade and several others
OF our companies arc expected TO take
palt ia the parade and real gaia time
10 e2pecte
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

The Catholic fair which Is being held
III the FIRST ~ Allmon building, at
Seventh and Shiploy streets. should bo
encouraged by the public. The hall is
handsomely decorated. and there are
eight tables.
The lirst table is in charge OF Mrs.
DR.. Ogle, wha Is assisted by the Misses
Miller, Miss L. Crumlish, Miss Hart,
Miss Carlisle and Miss Murdock. IL
contains many valuable articles, in-
Guiding gold watches, diamond rings.
/ plush rocking chair. cathedral clock
and fancy cooking stove, and has o
fancy grlb-bag OF great novelty.
Tho second table IS in charge OF tho
Misses Callahan their assistants are
| the Misses Monaghan and Graham and
Miss Murphy of Baltimore There Is
on the table complete outlay of re.
| ligious articles.
The third table. in charge of the
Misses Valentine. colored, contains u
choice assortment of candies.
The fourth table, in charge OF Mrs.
Welsh, insisted by the Misses Sween.
ey, McClailarty and KeaVeny, contains
a supply of tine furniture.
The fifth table is In charge of Mrs.
Iona Robin on, colored, and supplies
the wants al tho most delicate tustes.
| Ice cream Of various kinds are on sale.
The sixth table, which Is In charge
OF the Misses Clarke, is equal almost
TO the best furniture store i'll town. A
beautiful crayon picture OF Bishop
Curtis adorns tho table.
The seventh table, In charge of Mrs.
Moore. colored, furnishes the visitors
a good supply Of soft drinks and raw
and fried oysters.
Tho eighth table, In charge Of John
Feddigan, T. A. b. cadet, is In the
Grand Array style. A complete outfit
for fife and drum corps is on oxhl5l.
ton.
Wnght's orchestra is giving good
music every night, and not only do.
lights, but astonishes all visitors. The
several contests are waxing In interest,
The T. A. b. cadets are dreadlng do,
feat and intend to work up their own
cause. Mrs. WEIGH, Mrs. Rossiter,
Mrs. Steppenburg and Mrs. Monahan
are sharply contestlng for diamond
| ring.
All the eontasts are being conducted
| in II spirited but friendly manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

Deputy Graad Mustrr james f. Prize,
of the !. .. q. +. of Delaware, Installed
the following numcl ollie rs Of Hon
LpdSe, No. II, hstni- "; Frank ". DVGr-
deer, noble grlul; Howard W. Fulson,
vice grand; y. u, EIrpanter, recording
serrriary;S unucl w Muep ~, Jr., u r.
mluent SECRETARY; Joseph Patton, irea-
suICr:J. NJ Collins uul George " Pyle,
sapplTtsfs to the uub.o srlnsl; Hurry
iriy nnnl samuel DaTbnrruw, su,nor-
G o. til " t. grl ~; W IliiNm Garrett,
VII d.; iilttm kettlrwVnd, conductor;
% FitiulS s a. insi ~ agurG; john liam
20 d. outside gnt :; JaH. Carpenter,
c Il 80. W tylr, rep tr-, NATIVE To ODD
- osys Hall 9tOc>; larry Curiett. rep
rrseuiatSo to RiNerview Cemetery
/ Caulplny,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

Mr. Frank Eotelle. who has been as.
slsting IN running a toboggnn slide at
the Excursion House at Atiautlc city,
n. j., tho past season. has been paying
short visit to friends in our city. He
returned to Atlantic city this after-
noon, where lie expects to Pr SO lie
winter IL he can find work OF any Kind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

AIarANY, n. Y, Oct. 6.-lhe Peck
easa came up IN the Court OF Sessions
to day on argument on the indictment
found against tho labor commission I
for Turning public records Alter CON
siderable argument Judge Clute re.
marked that he understood the only
question upon which counsel difTare d
was a 10 whether the circulars from
manufacturers were public records.
Mr.. Cohen. the States attorney. re.
piled that ii the court held they were
not public records he will admit 1t WAS
no crime to destroyi them The court
said no was not prepared to decide
and adjourned the case until October
| 18th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

Why do so many people we see
around US seem to prefer 10 suffer and
be- made miserable by Indigestion, Con.
stipltioE, Dizziness. LOGS of Appetite,
Coming up OF tho food, Yellow Skin,
wien for 75c, we will soil them Shiloh's
Nltalizer, guaranteed TO cure them. N
Is. Danfortl wholesale and retail
agents, I'd and Mnrkc' streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-07

MISREPRESENTATION the 4th inst, at
No. 2e1 West Eleventh street, by the
ltov. Il. Il. Parker. John IL. WEIGH and
Miss sarah q. McQuay.
LILA MS.-On the 9th inst, Mt
No. 900 East Fifteenth street, by the
Rev. r. f. Parker Charles II. Vieu and
Miss Lizzie Williams, all of Whining
ton, Del.
FLlNN-HERSCH.-0 Wednesday, DC.
toOcr hth, at 81. Edwards Church Phlla-
delphia. by the Roy. +. Il. Sullivan. Mr..
Thomas f. Finn. Of this city, to Miss
Anna NJ. llersch o. Philadelphia.