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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-09-01
w. CULvERwELL Secretary.

William V. Helfrich, City Treasurer of
Ogden, Utah, is dsfaulter to the
amount of $4,000. His bondsmen have
made the defalcation good, by paying to
the city the full amount. He was also
Grand Receiver of the A. o. U. w. of
this jurisdiction, Helfrich was raised in
Austin in this State.
The Silver Messenger says that Clay
ton, Idaho, the largest camp in Custer
ter county, is fast becoming depopulated
on account of the low price of silver.
Mines that ought to be working 100 men
each are closed down and the tools stored
away. Clayton in a month on 50 will be-
come an almost deserted village.
The members of the brass band are
practicing earnestly and assiduously
Some of them are already able to elicit
agonizing shrieks and groans from theil
new instruments. All the dogs have been
scared out of camp and the eats are be
ginning to show signs of wildness. -
Lundy Index.
Cincinnatidruggists have been annoyed
lately by many saloon.keepers who hav
put up soda fountains in their establish
ments, thereby interfering with tn
profits of the druggists. The latter no,
propose to retaliate by taking out liquo
licenses and selling at five cents drink
This, they think, will make the saloo
men abandon the soda-fountain business
But while the war lasts it will be pi
mic for the old topsrs.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-09-01
school Moneys.

County School Superintendent 7. j.
Osborne has apportioned the second semi.
annual lot of public school funds to the
various districts of the county. The sum
distributed amounts to $25S2.0O, appor-
4;o,aJ as fo11oUa.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-09-01

The eighth annual State Fair of Nevada
will be held at Reno, September 10Th to
oath inclusive. There will be trotting,
pacing and running races, agricultural,
horticultural and mechanical exhibits,
ladies' tournament, bicycle races, grand
stock parade, and numerous other at
fractions. The railroads will sell tickets
at reduced rates.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-09-01

NOTICE.-We invite your attention
to our elegant stock Of FURNITURE com.
plete in every line, including the best
assortment Of Folding Beds, Springs and
Mattresses in the West. Direct your
orders for any kind Of house fittings to
BARRETT BROS, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-09-01
For Sale or Lease.
PlOCHE BR EVE RY,

In running order. with q good supply OF bar
rels, ice, malt hops, etc. on hand, is for sale
or to lease.
Two Dwelling Houses.
Two Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
Three Billiard Tables.
One Pigeon,hole Table, Writing Tables
and Desks, Chandeliers, Lamps, etc.
Two 6.year old fine American mares,
1900 lbs. each.
Two Swear old fine American mares,
1000 lbs. each.
Two good Work Horses, about 1000
lbs. each.
All gentle and we'll broke to work and travel
Everything will be sold cheap for cash.
For particulars, call on or address
CHAS. STEIN, Phoebe, New.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-09-01
NOTICE.

The Democratic County Central Com.
mittee of the County of Lincoln will
meet at the court room in Phoebe on the
7th day of September, A, D. 1892, at s
o'clock p, m. A full and prompt attend
ance is requested.
AL. THoRNE, Chairman.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-09-01
Grand Eneampment at Washington

Grand Eneampment at Washington.
On the occasion of the G.. A. r. Grand
Encampment at Washington, D. G., Sep.
TENDER Goth, 1892, the Union Pacific will
sell tickets at the rate Of one fare for the
round trip. These tickets are good going
until September Goth, and good return.
ing until October 10Th. See your near
est Union Pacific agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

An opportunity To save 80 cents OF
the dollar over 1863 fine eustGia- mad,
uycrrOu,s coats and vest and pants
uHcallcd for will he sacrificed at scots
on the dollar, Wonderful bargains
II we can tit. such another opportu
nifty may not come again In a lifetime
Our constantly increasing business
compels us TO enlarge our store fol
the spring trade. We need tho room
and money. Here are few Of the
many bargains that await you. 81
uvrrcnats to go for Sl2 20. $50 over
OvcrGoHts for so. SIG ogercoatS fo
storm c0ata $500 and Sl0.5D. worth
times the money. Goats and vestt 80
worth sl2, - pants Tor =! 80. 3
pants for $3.50, ut tho Liverpool IN,
London Merchant rulOrs, 52l STarkO
St, IOUhyer, Mgr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

Nsw CAsIF, Dec. ~ mean man
has coH.e 10 liEht In the person OF a
pHrehR, 81 at one Of Our Neii.knpBn
-r-,,. lstnas stocked stores, Tie man
tR question was DESTROYS OF secais
ing q pair OF beautiful vasos, probably
p Christmas present Tor his sweet
heart but WIS unwilling to pay the
price asked for them. He took tins
method of 'Jowing" the st9rrkeaper
until TO WAS glad to sell the articles at
any price To get rid Of the man, and
the purchaser left tlis store with his
: treasures. but pride gooLh bel orc n
fail and in this instance meauEes
did also as hetcre he had gone far he
fell and broke has vases to flinders.
Hhile tbs city fathers and stOre'
keepers in general are discussing the
grievance of So much money Icing
TAKEN from our clty, its also lamcntA
Bile that TIC NgH lstla LIBRARY IL rot
bong suft urted It. was thought
wien tho Hew banding wG5 o-Cupiel
that the mlbltc spirited ailia=Rs woulG
take AOitt uIl give lMmr sunpurt, lat
Tery few sUlsErip' .oB5 have Jeen
taken w.
Illr leuarn Fire COMPANY yc-tel
dhs mI3cpi preparations FOR oeHupyiag
tiEsir ut@=sii : jItt= house which i"as,=rG
orntiy tHrur4 OYER to sAGiu uy Goa
tractor Met nulie"
cay Cauril viii hrd IN important
meaiinE at tho Atd.9g uzI-L'r TIN
evening.
Tie ! nus Iaeidsa 10 take doua
tieH ~ irIi 10 tt.o Hlur5i urIseUu tI1u
daY, brteinauf ieiS.uE Iris city Of
the 20 p in. tta4.l
Mrs lanra joni on went I
Stagrua yasrslaay o. .sad l4e holi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

Ferdinand Miller. q respectable look.
ing young man OF Baltimore, was at
the police station to-day, he having
had all his clothes stolen while at q
lodging house near Second and Mar,
ket streets last night,
Miller stated that he was on his way
home to spond the Christmas hell.
days. In New York he had Just pur
chased some underelothlng, a slj suit
of clothes, a sl2 overcoat and pall
Of shoes and started home.
Whensh he reached this city, he had to
stop off As his funds wore becoming
low, we sent TO tile lodging house, in
tending to secure employment thl:
morning, to earn enough money tc
take him through, but when he awokt
about six O'Clock he found that hi:
clothes had been stolen and an ole
| suit left. He says two men were sleep
Ing in the same room, and to these BIZ
charges the theft. The men said they
live III Newark.
Martin notified tho officers OF tn,
theft, and they Mt once started to lool
for the men. but they could not b'
| found,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

Because Mrs. Mary Foreman. color.
ed, OF Fourth and Scott streets. had
sworn out warrant for her husband s
arrest yesterday, on her return home
lie attempted to murder het.
AS Mrs. Foreman entered the house,
her husband approached her and i'm.
medlately drawing a dagger, caught
her by the throat and plunged thu
knife Into hor mock, nearly striking
the carotid artery. This did not STOP
the fron2ied man ard he Inflicted -four
more wounds before he stopped his
murderous work.
The husband then left the house. and
has not been heard OF since.
Tie injured woman was carried tC
DR. llltch's drug store, where II was
found that she was very seriously in
lured. There was long and desI
cash on the left shoulder, another one
IN tho left breast and her head also
gashed After the wounds had beer
attended to the woman WIS rolnovct
to her home. The attending physician
thinks sho will recover with proper
attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

The fair ne!d by classes and Is OF
the Harrison street NJ. r. Sunday
school, evenings last week, in the
chapel Melted $40. Well done, for the
little girls.
Five more members were received
on SUNDAY, two by certificate, and one
on probation, making a membership
of %.
Rev r. b. Snort the pastor. was
completely taken by surprise on Nom
day evening by his congregation. lie
was invited out to 'ako tea with one
OF his members, and from there ex-
pc ted to go to West Presbyterian
Church to attend the meeting OF min
listers in regard to tho Moody and
Sankey meetings.
Shortly after S O'Clock he was re-
quested to come up to u meeting OF
tie trustees. but as they had adjourn
ed before his arrival, he was taken to
the home OF Mrs. Kate s Lang, with
whom he boards, where ha found q
/ large part of his congregation await.
Ing him.
After receiving the cong ratulations
OF his members qpun roaching another
birthday. John B, Trelbler. Jr, In be-
half OF tho congregation, presented
him with an unabridged webster's
dictionary, with and adjustable stand
and holder, an beautiful revolving
bookcase, as slight tokens OF their es-
! TEEN.
The pastor was much surprised, but
accepted them in an appropriate and
tender address. hoping that thu pleas.
ant and harmonious relationship eX-
| listing between them might continue,
and that Gods blessings might ever
abide with them, and promising ever to
cherish these evidences of their kind
ness as long as lilo should last.
Refreshments were served in abund-
anoe, and after an evening spent in
social enjoyment, all departed in the
best OF spirits, hoping some one else
would have surprise or wedding, In
order TO have another good time.
Among those present were: John b.
Trelbler, Jr, Dr. c, K. Juhas. Hubert
A, RoOp, b. Russum, w. l. Houpt, Dir.
3. II Nea5ey and wife. r. F.Lombard
", Is. lenderman and wife, James
Robertson and wife, II. L.. George and
family, W. Il. Gem and wife, W. +.
WuUters ana wife, George W McCaul-
ey and wife. II. C.. Schwalmcyer and
vile, II. c, RambO and daughter,
Walter tttrven tilfoy and wife. D..
Garrett and wife W. Ii. Graham, vile.
L. L. lber and family, y. HyEute and
wife, Nm CorHDrouAs and wiTe Mrs,
Williams, MIS-. George llelsler. George
Garrett, Newton Chandler, Frank Eos.
ter, Mrs. Friek. Mrs. Provost, Homer
Iitzenbelg AMI sister, John Miller and
family Mrs. Woodrow. MI. Matthew'S
ana wife. Miss Emma uroyes, Miss
Jessie Long, Miss Bertha Lindsay, Mrs.
q. l.. ChamberlaiH, Miss May Welch.
Mrs, Nm. II. kedmile Mrs. Eugene
Ie-sek, Mrs Harry Campbell, Mrs.
! NJ. l.. Chadwick, Vim. Johnson and
Mrs. Station, Mr. Vernon and wife.
Mrs. George Bdd lie ard daughter,
Mrs Lewis Cross and number OF
others
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20
We admittedly do the

We admittedly do the
largest trade in the city in
IOvorcoats. One entire floor
Ito display the variety of
styles and a big reserve
stock to draw from when we
have any extra rush. --....
We've sold more than
three thousand $4,000 Over
coats this season. We've
more than a Thousand 10000
more to sell.
At SO and $12 we have
the largest variety in Mel.
tons, Kersoys, beavers,
Chlnchillas, Storm Coats,
Cape Coats and others; most
Of them valued as high as
$40 Ill other shops.
Do you know that we arc
doing 4 good share of the
Mons Furnishing tradet
Knit Jackets, Scarfs, Hand
kerchiefs, Hose, Susponders
. Underwear, Dress Suits
Flannel Shirts, Collars anc
Cuffs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20
What Nice Store.

That is what we hear from
every one that comes 5th
and Market now; and such
a nice light, one can see just
what they are buying; and
such piles of nice goods to
select from as everything is
new and of the very latest
patterns, the market affords.
All made fresh this season.
On the first floor you will
find the mems department,
where you will find many
new and novel patterns in
suitings, and in odd pants
we have a handsome line.
On the second floor YOU
will find the greatest display
of oyercoats ever shown in
this city for their respective
prices. Hundreds to select
from.
In the boys and children,
department you will fine
everything in the way of nice
suitings and oyercoats. Also
have a full line Of REFERS fo1
the little folks.
! One price to all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

Levy Court met at 10 o'clock this
morning. Messrs. Clark, Jolls, Xii.
gore, Hutchinson. Hickman, ellis and
Grub being present.
The following bills wore passed:
White Clay Creek, $685.; MIN Croek
53l; Blackblrd hundred, $50; Christiana
hundred, IS; Brandywlna hundred, for
Brandywine Granite Company for
stone at Claymont acched bridge, $50.
81; II. W. Dan2enbnler SIS; Vandyke's
bridge, Appoquinilnink. S75.
The delinquent tax collectors report.
ed the following paid TO Mr.. john L.
Dlckey; j, T. MeWhorter, $l4GlO; Jas
IL. S, Gam, 20: Edwards, 1850. SO; W. @.
Bigger Sl.95; John Il. Hayes, ass. IS; d.
X. donaldson, I3.If; II. l.. Durnall,
l47 20; j. Il. Handy 31ll;G. j. Fink,
1870; Star Publishing Company, 5;
journal Printing Company, 4.l6;J. L.
Jolls, 3 Isaac Cieaver, 1893.
Mr. Jolls presented a bill for extra
allowance OF The election officers In
The different hundreds.
Mr. kOssiter has bill for printing
alphabetic lists OF HYDE & Co., for s?6.
Mr. Joll5 said We have patd5S, so for
the same work done In another man
ner, which covered the law in every
particular.
Messrs. Clark and Grub, Hutchin-
son and Buckingham spoke on the
matter Of excessive bills by the print.
ers, Mr., Grubb moved that the bille
be paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

Is not to nave our prices too low, /
wOuih &c fatal ~ good quality it they
were. Cheap goods, thnt is to saN
shoes that are too cheap 60 give goo,
honest wear, are high at any price
While we do not pretend to say W,
can soil you good footwear for tel
cents on the dollar rs some stores are
doing, turn your shoe money rs ypt
may, we don't bsiieYe vcu c1n ito bet
ter with il than by coming t. see US
Less than Usual price Is the reason
probably our hristmuS slppors ar
selling so well, rGrman's, No. 10 L
18th street, between Market and King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20
This Applies To You.
You viii do Well to Profit bylt.

Many man who formerly possessed
a powerful physique and strong.
steady nerves wonders at his feelings
oTweakness. ILLNESS. exhaustion. There
Is an extrtmely nervous condition. q
dun, cloudy sensation, disagreeable
feellng In head and eyes, bad
taste in mouth mornings, the vision
becomes dim, momory Is impaired and
there 10 frequent dizziness, despond-
ency and depression of mind. The
nerves become SO weakened that the
last shock will flush the face or bring
on trembling with palpitatlon.
Luckily, there Is the great and won.
derful restorative, Dr. Greene's Nor
vuIs blood and nerve remedy which
will give back 10 the weakened and ex.
hausted system the strength II has
lost, lmparts yigor to brain and nerves,
vltallzes md invlgorptes the physical
powers dlspel5 dependency, and re-
stores again That grand degree OF lusty
strength and power, which. In ignor-
ance or folly, we have exhausted.
druggists sell ", Sl00, Purely vege.
table and harmless. Try it and you
Will never regret 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

The little l-year Old daughter of
Isaac i. short, residing at No. il9
Head street, was attacked with diph-
iberia, Il day or two ago, and notwith.
standing the administration of tho
usual remedies, she died at an early
hour tlis morning absoluieIyChukiug
to death. Her rCmgiuJ were interrod
this forenoon. MIR. short hps three
Other children, all Of whom have been
arc now cOmvuie5cant, and it Is not
likely they Will 10 attacked by the
disease which Frustrated tLe!r deal
little sister.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20
FOURTH edition



At a meeting held In West Presby,
terrain Church last night committees
were appointed to prepare for tic
coming of the evangeiists, Moody and
Sankoy, and to lend assistance during
the services. Rev. Il. d. Cook was APP
pointed chairman and Rev. A. n. keig-
win c:Iered prayer. Rev John Y. Dob
bins and William X. Crosby spoke Oh
the work OF the eyaugelists. MIR, Cros'
by said IL would require the co-opera'
tlon Of tho laymen OF the city and fl
nanciGl backing to carry the work
through effectively and efficiently.
After some elaboration the follow
ing committees were appointed:
General Executive and Finance Com
mitter-W. kCroshy. George W. Bush,
Central Church; job H.Jackson, Henry
@. Robinson, j. Taylor Cause, William
Nj. Field, Grace; Charles Baird, West
Joseph Pyle. st. Paul's; John Wise, A s.
bury; Harry Emmons Delaware
Avenue; II. G., English, Union; w. G.
Jones, Second Baptist; H. I, Wallace,
FIRST Presbyterian; j. II. Hoifecker.J r..
Sc. Andrew's; Professor d. w. Harlan,
Ha over; George W. Booker, Epworth;
IL XII Toner, Niadeloy;Gharles Itaden-
/ kupf, Goodman; w. II. Gregg, Bethany;
| l.. L, Grubb, Scott; Neil Cou!y, Church
Of the Convenant; Doll Mason, Wesley
John Mclaughlin, Alt. Salem; A. NJ.
| Pierce. Brandy Charles P.Alinor5,
Methodist Protestant; S. Wilson,
klngswood.
Music I. Clymer. chairman; J.
Il. King, \. III. c, A.; ]. 7. Aldred,
Scott; W. b. Gem. Ashury; n L. Had
ley, st. Pauls, and Henry Baird, Cen.
trail
ushers S. II. Baynard, st. Paul's
chairman; NJ. ID. Crossan, West; Il, r
Bush. Central; OF. Wolnston, Second
Baptist; John NJ. Ciol, Methodist
Protestant.
Special Preparatory Work -Compos
ed Of all tho ministers. with the Rev
John Y, Dobbins. ID. d., chairman.
Advertising and Reports for news
papers, etc.-W s. Prickott, Central
chairman; Willard L. loft, Goodman
Jas. Saville, Union; VIM, King, Made
ley; Geo. y. Norris, Bethany; Harry
J. Guthrie, St Paul's; IL. II. Gallagher
Methodist Protestant; l., J. Dewsnop
Wesley; John Haley, Mt. Salem; Chas
A. Foster, Asbury; iii Adams, Brandy
vino; G. Il. Evans, West.
Work in the inquiry Room The
Rev w. =. Swartz chairman; all th'
pastors of the co-operatins churche.
with those whom they may recon
mend.
Entertainment W. Bush. Judge
Leonard +. Wales, Judge j, fraut
Ball, Central; job II jackson, VIM NJ
Field, &. Wesley Wcl,ll, G. W. How
land, Grace; G.. u. Lore, Del. Ave. Bap
t!st; Joseph Pyle, st. laul's.
} Building Geo. w. Todd, Grace
chairman; Il. II: Gay!ey. g. L. Swayne
central; W. H. Foulk, st. Paul's; J
W. Dlll, Methodist Protestant; l.. i
Grubb, Scott; Aument Eckmln West
Thos. j. McCorkle, Rodney street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

A horse belonging to William Muir
ply, ran away about II o'clock to-day,
completely domolishing the carriage
Amandus Clark, colored, Mr.. Mnrphy's
hostler, had Just taken tine horse out
OF the stable at Ninth and jackson
streets, when it started TO run ava y
Mr.. Clark, seeing that lie could not
hold the frightened animal. let loose
Of the lines, and the animal prooeedeC
down Ninth street at Il break.neuL
speed. At Market street the ANNA
ran into all electric car when the wag
on was broken Neither the driver
horse nor car were damaged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

Christmas trees nra comlng in froe-
Is and Fourth street from Market
TO King is almost like forrest. Clerk
of the Market Smeltz has tho finest as.
sorlment ever brought here. Every
year Mr.. SmeltZ takes u trip to New
York and secures a supply OF trees and
other decorations from tho Cal5kill
mountains, These mountains, rom
dered historical by lrvin's Zip Van
Winkie produces the finest trees in
tho world, and Mr.. Smelt2 always has
full supply at this time OF the year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

The trial trip of the tug Eva NJ. Wallis
which was built by NnItila and Levy
Of phiiadeiphia, WIS made on tho Iiv.
hr Yesterday. The tug was command.
ell 10y Captain j. l.. Williamson. and
made thrsrun from this city toiPhla
lelpla IN wo hours
s-.she Ia Is feet long, 49, feet beam
and feet depth Of hold, with O
diNu2ht Of only Z feet. Her engines
arc OF tho compound typo and the
boilers are capable OF standing a work
ing pressure OF l21 pounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20
ycgbi%7o

~ deem 1t my duty to the public to
state the wonderful effects OF Dir.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy in my case. My improve
ment mas been most gratifying, and
language cannot describe the change
in my feelings and prospects.
Who're all was gloom and despond'
ency there is now light and hope. /
gained IL pounds and am still gaining.
Not alone myself, but know many
Others who can testify to the merits oil
DIR. Greeue's Nervura blood and nerve
rnmstlvn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

Sheriff Poirco could will sell the
contents % the boot und shoe store,
No. $40 kinR street,oE Jaro b Dolfman.
on Thursday the 23th inst, at 10
O'Clock
sheriff Gould sold tho personal
property this morning at II O'Clock,
Ui Ethan =. Ming, consisting OF COWS,
horses md farming implements, to
satisfy Judgment OF the landlord FOR
rent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

Washington Conclaye No. ., Hepta.
sophs or Seven Wise Men, will hold
tRairregular meeting this evening at
their hall Tenth and Market streets,
when officers will no nominated for
the ensuing term. This is an excellent
order paying sick and death benefits
at II small cost 10 each member per
week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

L. W Stiham y Son. aurlioneers,
sold at public sale Tor tho heirs oil
John Il. Croesan, deceased, on Mon.
lay. December l3th, ON the premises
IN NH Creek hundred, n farm contain.
ing siNtN-seren andona.haif Gcresl61' D
to David Lcolfi Lon :1i per acre, making;
81 G45.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20
- . -
APrY HI

Notwithstanding the reports TO the
contrary, Chief Justice Comegys Is a
very sick man. aud at his advanced
ago thoro are no hopes Of his recovery
A gentleman from Dover told re-
porter yesterday afternoon that lie
was sinking rapid nd that h!5deutn
could be looked f0l 5any time.
Tx Senator Ell Salisbury is also
very i'll and in critical condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

Constable Charles Green sold the
contents Of tho grocery store, No. II
East Front street this mornig. at II
O'Clock, seized as the property OF Nor
ris Leishman The auCtloneer was an
ey'constable, and is no novice at tie
business, by the way lie handled the
contents of tho store. Tie goods
brought $3.50 and tho lease from now
until aiareha5th, p. brought $40. To
tai amount OF suie SlGG.5O.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

At Ferguson's, II Ed stree: The bost
IS always the cheapest No DOCTORS
bills after eating our goods. We have
been doing business for 10 years and
expect to stay 10 more We use Moth.
ing but the best material. After 81
years experience in the business | lind
1t pays the best. We would be pleased
to fill your orders before the rush
Comes. Don't forget. II L. 2d street,
lergmsOn's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

90 DHIIu 81, NOnlHTNITTe, ANsS.
DR.. Greene the successful specialist
IN curing all forms Of nervous and
chronic diseases, 80 West l4th street,
New York, can he consulted freq, per-
sonally or by letter. Call or write him
about your case, or send fora symp-
tom blank to fill out and letter fully
explaining your disease, giving advice,
etc, Will be returned free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-20

The body of an unknown colored
innn was found on the trqeks OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad naa- Grum
Lynne, about II o'rlock sunday night,
by track walker philip NrGIanu. Cor.
Oner Crumhie, of Chester, was notified
at once, aud had the body moved To
ms undertaking establishment. The
body WAS badly cut up ami has not
been Identified yet.