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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Owing to their enormous practice In
their Philadelphia office Doctors Mccoy
and Whitman have decided to close their
branch office In this city and concentrate
NIL their forces in the 1udin Office ut l72!
Chestnut street. Phila ielphia. Tho Will
mington office will be permanently closed
on March p. A u persons who place them
selves under the treatment Of Doctors
Mccoy aud Wlldman hcforo that date Will
be treated until cl,rCd for s. II month, and
Will be furnished with all necessary medi-
cinCs.
Those who remain Under our care after
the Wilmington oftlre Is closed will be
treated by mail from the Phiialeli Ina
office ard by cnclpjng their card ut in
structions they viii receive monthly II
supply OF medicines. rhu,e who cap con-
Vcnlcntly visit our Phila iolphia Office
either weekly, scmi-luonthIy or monthly
Will receive tho same car full attention
they have hHd ut thu Wilmington Office
and will he furnished with medicines Mt
the time OF their visits, White 1t Is moro
satisfactory 10 rs aud the patient alike TO
have the patient visit our office still ii Is
not ub ,olutclS necessary III the treatment
of the great ma iOritY of cas- IS of cl'arrh
and We cltn treat cases oiIoci lai y by mail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Mrs. Mary A. Brown. OF SIS French
street, WIS given n surprise lust even
ing by her brother, Mir George Will
iiams and daughter 1t proved gem
uine surprise. After spending few
pleasant moments and presenting her
with well iilled purse, the company
repaired to Mr. Williams on Tntnail
street, where refreshments were served
aud every ono enjoyed Il grand good
time.
Mrs. Brown desires to thank hor
many friends, through this medium,
rs she was too much surprised TO do
so last night.
Among those present were Misses.
Williams. johnson, Patterson. Done,
Rhodes, Jorden. Jefferson, Webster,
Ttighmun. Hubert. Nlcssrs. Ander-
son. Wright. Brown. Price, Flamer.
Byard, CARMICHAEL and many others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal.
For house plant flowers, ETC., use
Bowker's Flower Food. For sale by j.
j Smith, Fourth and Shipley streets.
Painful teething, collie, dlarrhna pre-
vented and cured by Hoopers anodyne
Deputy Coroner Thomas J. Giles has
announced himself as Il candidate for
the Republican nomination OF the Of
flee of coroner.
A stereopticon exhibition will be
given in Epworth Church next We'd
nesday evening, March 9th, by the
Ladies' Aid Society.
w. @. Martin will have sale of
horses at Third and Orange streets, on
the 18th of March. ...
Tho Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
cicty oil West PRESBYTERIAN church, re-
cciyed at their thanks Offering on
! Thursday. Sll0.
Miss Lizzie Stewart. left yesterday
afternoon for Delaware City where
I she will pass a few days with some
! of her many girl friends.
Miss Mabel IIobson, of Landenherg,
Pa has returned home from visit.
| Joshua X. Sharpless who has boon
keeping store at Fairville, Pa, for
several years, is selling out his stock
aud will remove to our city about tho
first of April. lie will be succeeded by
a gentleman residing near Media, Pa.
Tho regular meeting of the Young
I WDmen's Christian Temperance Union
postponed last Monday on account OF
the storm will be hold next Monday
afternoon at $50, at their headquar.
tiers, No. 100 West Eighth street.
A large refrigerator for butcher
can be purchased mt sacrifice, at No.
81 Jefferson street.
The barrack of Mt Zion A. u. NJ. p.
Church has been SO nearly completed,
that services will DO held tomorrow.
Preaching at 10 80 a. M, by Rev. f.
Bosket;2 p. m, Sunday school; 100 p
m., Rev G. V. Peterson. Rev. j. NJ.
X. Johnson, minister in charge.
Miss Margaret Scott. who has hecr
visiting Baltimore, Washington, Jack
sonville, Flnridn, and other points IL
the South Will return to-day.
After pussing n few weeks Mt home
she will start on nm extended TIL
through tho West, making a brief sta!
at Chicago, st. Louis, st. Paul, Mimi
and Colorado Springs.
Sunday, March 9th, will he Mission
airy Day at Mt. Salen Church.
Epworth and Goodman NJ. Z. Sun
day schools have united to give al
excursion on tho steamer Clyde, I,
Woodland Beach, on Thursday, Jun
9th.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Goodman
NJ. Il, Church will give crazy tea il
, their church soon after the close o
Conference.
I Professor r. d. Chester, of the Della
ware Agricultural College, will give al
: illustrated lecture on "Fungi and Fun
gus Diseases" on Monday evening
ncXt before the Delaware Society OF
Natural History ut the Friends school
Fourth and West streelS. Lecture Il
commence at 8 o'clock.
! II is natural with all plano players
. particularly those that have had les
sons from eight months to a year tC
5 sometimes find theireXcTcise5 and les
SONS dry and embarrassing, get dis
: couraEed and want to give them W
i The lest medicine to tone the musica
system is lively little piece, and on
they will like. ''WhisperlnEs of Love
by Fischer, is just the thing for then
6 lgnaz Fischer, Publisher, Toledo, y.
Bclr Bros. n why, Evans and Hal
pianos. Ii. Il. Robeen, no MarkC
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Frank Gibson and stephen Radcliffe.
were before Judge Ball this morning,
on the charge OF Icing drunk and dis
orderly. II appeared that they went
80 the house. 24G Orange street. on
Thursday afternoon and cndeavored to
effect an entrance, and failing to do so
thoy went up lie alley. broke down
the gate, aud going into the kitchen
demanded beer.
By this time Sergeant Wigglesworth
and Officer Massey arrived and took
the parties to the hail. As Gibson
WINS recently pardonci by Governor
Reynolds for ass2nlting officer
Brown, Judge Ball rtbrimande Him
FOR his lnwlcss conduct, and sentenced
him TO pay fine oil 80 and costs and
he Imprisoned one month. EadclilTe
was fined : 10 and costs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

! The Girls Circulating Library" al
No. 100 West Eighth street. is open
every Saturday evening. from Z to S
O'clock. The charge is5cents a month,
and the books are bright and interest
ing stories for girls. All are cordially
invited to attend. A class in dress
making has been also started at 25
cents for the whole course of ten or
twelve lessons. 1t meets each Satur-
day evening, from 7.30 to 8 O'Clock
ANY who desire to Join, will please
come at once, as the class has already
! started.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Blt HING Ia 'ltl4teEty5 on tHe=ifh inst
iEilt Mas duUEhtvr oil John ". an f
jennie lilrhitg aatl 10 years
tfetHtftts .,Hi =tftsHts are respectfully
invited 10 nii"Hd In funeral FROM tn,
lt'ssfensc ut haI@ p4frGtS 10. s,Ii Wc.t
~ r-tfHrf, ,tl -lln5aH, Miuru tilt. I5J4 SER
NtHtA.= Ht ~" bnuaE=f ~ n l3Ei1. lut,r-
iurut at tiNurNleN=t Cluulcry.
CHAPMAN tn Trenton Nh. On March
3 ~. MutNat tuHpUlu, FORMERLY Of
TN rltF 1, ! a.Yn ~.
t8ittit.t-tli at tlsfEt-Iu. Z an4a.pfv lrAT
pa1asel iHnt:, IA. Oh sa'lHiay uityrauou
ut seG44 rs,
n N'F.-Ou March I'd, ls'e, Harry Z.
feaEp Hgci = Er,irs.
Hs=iaifSt da ttttaini- pyn fHeitrl 90 Mt
M Tie funeral fran hyH iatn I5-Ii.li,c.
No ih=I 10. ilret #t;l sunday, tttI l9Iat Al
.. S'srN3nu, III =Ist=l-'ay apei az D.
IA, iater"eIt Uatt= tpryi-w.
eft A Hi-ins sun ON tic 9Th inst.
SErttA '-uti 80 t.-4 ,.I yudF.
ltelt1sHr- aud tttc4 Is are respect 'IIlN
invited u ttte41#tu" funeral from hi
late re- it"lC" Rising sim. DuI'OHt. +,
lalfl,s nu ~" h9 tiio 5th iust..=at y
III, lnternent Ia Nj Saitm teaa}trg,
beaIsst father tb4,t hast llff as,
Hcrr Try luasysc sicrply frgi;
Bat II II God fhaI uUs Il, rctt u.s.
He can Ii' u5a Sorrows heal.
Asleep ia asus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

This mornings session OF court was
devoted to hearing motions aud argu-
ment on rules. No business OF public
Importance WIS transacted, and when
court adiourned.i it was until 10 o'clock
Monday morning, when the case of
Adams vs.. the p, w. & b. Railroad
Company, Will be tried by special
Jury. I.ore and Emmons appear for
the plaintiff and the defense will bo
conducted by tho lion. George Gray
and George V. Massey. This case will
probably occupy the greater part of a
week, as there are u nnnber of wit
nesSes to be examined.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Of shoes We hope you will not find at
our store Is the very cheap kind; the
mean shabby sort with plenty of pa,
per In the soles and the poorest style
OF an upper There IS plenty of Just
that grade of goods in uur city. Its
costly stun ut almost any prices but
there is no need Of buying it when we
are selling well-made. right.lltting.
Eood-wearing footwear for 80 little
money. just keep us in miId when
yOr 'eel like making your shoe IN unev
do It's lest buying. tormau's, No. 10
z. ith street, between Market and
King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05
DOCTORS Ii'GOY AND WlLDRAN

Late of Bellevue Hospital, New York.
once, $50 Market street, Wilmington
Where all Durable Diseases are Treated
with Success. If you live at Il dtstaac,
write ftr a symptom Blank.
Consultation mt Office or by Mail Free.
Office lours-9 10 Il a. NJ; 2to p NJ;
- . T. NJ, daily. mr3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05
THIRD EDITION.


One Of the greatest musical attrac-
lions oil the season will Le the concert
given In st, Paul's NJ. T. Church on
Yhursday evening, March 18th. The
soprano soloiDt, Miss Marie II. Kun
kle, OF the Jewish Synagogue, Phila.,
Possesses high musical attalnments
and rich voice, OF which she has per-
fect control. Mrs Mary Gregory Muir
ray stands high III her profession rs a
plano soloist. Mr. l., NJ. Zimmerman,
basso, is too well-known in this city to
need an introduction. Tho ST Cecella
female quartet OF Philadelphia. com
posed OF Misses Katie DSheAiu, Emill
q, Stuart, Josephine Richardson alla
Kate z. McGuckin sing very acceptablS
TO large audiences In Philadelphia
Brooklyn and other cities, Ihe sclvi
oes of Mr.. Thus. A. Beckett, of ihia
delphia have been secured as the nc
companist. lie is one OF the mos
popular and proficient OF his line ii
this section of the country This beina
the first appearance OF Misses kunkle
Sheain and Mcliuekin, Mrs MURRAY
and Mr. Becker they should be greetcl
with large aud ence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Asbury VI. L. Church held quarterly
conference to-day. The preceding
Friday evening meeting last evening
was largely attended and conducted
by Presiding Elder Murray.
Rev. II. G.. Atkins has received calls
from five different churches. 1t is
thought Virginia or Philadelphia Will
probably taka him.
ReY. John u. Iigg Is improving in
health and quite comfortable.
Persons Who desire conference hos
rltality Should consult lev. John Y.
DobbiHs, b. b., III Ninth aud Washing
ton streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Charles II. Enos who resides near
Porter's Station, Poncader Hundred,
Will sell his horses, cattle and farming
utensils a. public sale. on Wednesday,
the 9Th inst, MS may be seen by adver-
tisemcnt. lilo proposes to go South,
and contemplate locating In Talla-
rOosa, Ga, where he has business in
teresle. He will be succeeded on the
farm by Mr.. Crompton, who formerly
occupied it for some Is years. Persons
who wish to make purchases should
attend this sale, rs everything will
positively be sold, and bargains may
be secured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Hanover Presbyterian Sabbath
school, corner 9th and King streets
Organized 1914. Thos, X. Porter. SUI
perintendcnt. Opened every Sabbath
ut 3 a. m, sharp. Bright and inter
e5ting services tomorrow; orchestra
music and good singing. All children
arc earnestly invited to attend the
school. We havo good teachers for
Instructions in tho lessons. DIR. Mark IS
bible class meets at $50 q. IN. Very
instructive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05
on MONDAY,
THE alar DAY OF MARCH, 1899, 8
Afao,elunls +. III.


The following described real estate viz.
All that certain lot of land wilma frame
dive liug thereon erected, situat"d In The
city Of " iiminston uf resaid BeEtnHitfy
1T the east 1riy side II Walnut street he
twcnn Seventh md Eigdtli streets, mt the
distance ui ZlJl feet from tho nOrthrriy
SHE OF seventh stree. being n corner OF
land tate OF John \. Duncan; thence cast
efly along Il liIe of sd ltni ana parallel
with seventh street - fGnt to Il corner;
thence northeily and parallel with Sow
enth street Is feet 10 another corner /;
theHcc westerly and parallel with first
ment iuued line aud Scyeath street - feet
TO tue aforesaid castcrlS side OF valiant
street, aud thence thereby south TIY Is
feet 10 the piRee Of beginning, he the con-
tents thereof " at they may.
Seized and tI.rn in execution rs tle
property Of GiHs lv4 l3ro1ihurt and Fred
erik BroudHtrt heiIs-at-iaw of Mugtla-
line ltroa1hart, deceased. who survived
Charles lironlhurt, deceased, tho other
mortgIgor, aud To be sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, VIII, March ], loUa ms
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05
Henxx Assessments.

A large crowd OF applicants wcre in
waiting. As none of the Democratic
members were in their seats the court
waited for them to appear and take
their seats. They did not however,
make their appearance until more than
an hour afterwards and in tho mean
time the majority members proceeded
with the assessments.
1t was subsequently ascertained that
the Democratic members had been in
close communion consultation with a
number OF Democratic lawyers, 1t is
bell we'd, in lawyer John d. Rodney'B
Office Soon after the supposed eau
Gus broke up tho Levy Court room
was visited by lawyers Rodney, Small
ley aud Cooper, who stood In the mid
die OF the tluOr and indulgcd in long
whispered conversations, occasionally
glauclng at tile long row OF applicants
waiting to lie assessed also watching
the working Of the assessment ma
chinery.
After apparently satisfying them
selves as to how matters were going,
the learned lawyers departed. 1t is
believed, however by the Republicans
that the cIueus and tue visit OF tho
lawyers to the Levy Court room will
Result in writ OF some kind from the
Ghancrllor that will stop the assessing
OF 50 many Republican voters. Soon
after the retlrn of The Democratic
members from the supposed caucus
breeze occurred over the application
OF john III. Jacobs col, to be placed
lnpun the FIRST .waid assessment -
lJacohs was vouchcd for Nv John W,
Ilorrell. coloreu, and as soon as tho
Voucher was sworn Jacobs left, sup
posing that the iHntter WAS ended, so
far us lie was concerned. The follow
ing cullouuy took place.
4 Mr.. Elias0n. GLOW long has Jacobs
lived IN the FIRST ward?t
I Mr. Dorrali -"Seven months"
MIR. Eliason-'iWhere did no live pre-.
,Iyious to that timer"
: Nj. Dorrell-"I do not know"
j Mr.. Eliason-''rhIs mans name NAV
! be assessed In some other ward How
ldo we Know The voucher should
know where the man came IrOm whe Il
he moved into the First ward,
y MIR. "SunpC,,n we should
, find the same name in the second ward.
How Womb we decide that n va The
/ name OF tho same manr'
: MIR. Elia5on Tho voucher should
! know
p, Mr.. Hutchinson .-",yould we have
tho right to strike fine name off The
Second and mai il on Tho F,rsisp
+h ~, u III ~ I'm W muuui wy h,Ne
lily =. ~ s.iis ~ NY il'tile from Ing
HI, 'u' ~ III u,i''tTt d haie
60 tI,o 49,, H,'I hhg ti'iJ5lto.
''t i' ~, ny -" .tInI W 1uueo;
t 49,, a., t iti,i'9 - We nave fisnS ="
M J"iIa-"T-ndo, tha ohoroo11o,.s
. Mi WE oHupr the tluheellof
lrlpht 10 question n vaipch"r crra,,t ~ n.
w. v I'm - r'7i''olloe Vi 'iio nun III
NJ tTae Wv NV, .,, =. ,..-...,
NJ, =. III I'm. We WIhtsu 70 CORE,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Parents Of children who reside on
the cast side of the city who are I'M
abIe to gel their children in tho public
schools, will find ample room in
school NOS situated ut 7lh and Spruce
streets.
The Board Of Education has built n
large addition TO the school, which is
newly furni shed throua hout, and is
now one of tho finest schools In tho
city. Applicants at School No. 20 will
lind ample room n No. School.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

The sale OF stock and farm implements
of j. Moody, on the Rodney farm,
New Castle Hundred, that was to have
taken place March was Cowing TO tile
stormy day) postponed until March
nth, when he hopes to see all his friends
and persons in need of good stock or
farm implements.
Everything will be positively sold NJ
] have no further need OF this pro,
perty. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

under Doctors Mccoy aud Wildman's
treatment that began TO feel hotter and
now after four months treatment ! feel
lrst rate; In fact never felt better in my
life. All those complaints have left me
ard get up in the morning refreshed and
eat as never have eaten before. ! feel
satisfied that | am entirely cured for ]
never have those rhes and paths that |
man have certainly done wonders for me-"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Tho Lincoln club met last night, in
the hail, at the corner OF Ith and Spruce
streets, and wgs very we'll attended by
lilo members. After the business was
transacted. short addresses were made
By iinrrison Hunter Ashury Stirring.
David Jackson, james l., Thomson,
Joseph 4. Brinklcy and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05
The STORY OF TWO COUSINS.
WILLIAM F. RILEY AND JAMES j.
RILEY OF WILMINGTON.
They are Respectively Son and Nephew
of City Contractor Michael Riley.
What They Told u Reporter.

William Il. and James J.. Riley nrc cous-
ins; they are conpenial young fellows and
well-lilScd by all who know them. "Bilr
and Jim" as they ave better known by
their friends. are inscparahle chuns. VIII.
liam Is q morocco ilnisher by trade. while
james Is stable boss for his uncle. Mr..
Michael Riley wcll-Snown citizen and
large city contractor OF W llmington, with
whom both reside ut 3O5 West street. this
city.
Tho other evening reporter had talk
with them and In the interview they de-
scrlbed how both had suffered. This Is
what William Il. Riley said:
About years ago began to be greatly
troubled with headaches which became
more and more severe also pains In tho
shoulder blades and across the chest. y said
william. "lhcn | began to be troubled
with a cough which sometimes nearly
gagged me. | would spit up large Jumps
OF mucus and my no>trils would become
so stopped up as TO he unable TO breathe
through them and my hearing became SO
affected NJ to make mo quite deaf. In the
mornli g would arise with bad taste
and Offensive breath. No matter how hum
cry felt nothing could tempt me to eat.
aud often In the shop 1 wosild become
dizzy and foel as though ! was going 10
fail. / would have TO quit work Tor the
day. The terrible pains nearly drove me
" lid. 1t wasmy cousin jim who recon
mended me to go to Doctors Mccoy and
Wildman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05


The birthday surprise given Rev. q.
v. Peterson, on Wednesday, evening at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs, O. ii.
Brown, $40 Locust street, was a rechere
affair. At D D. Ill.,, carriages contain
Ing Invited guests began to arrive and
continued until late hour. Many
useful presents and handsome sum
OF money was received from the many
friends of the Rev. Sir. When the pre-
5entation speech was to be delivered, IL
was with feelings OF great concern
and deep regret that the guests
learned that Rev. Peterson could not be
present owing to illness, and his ply
stefan deemed 1t unadyisable for him
to venture out. Elder j. j. Broadway.
ofNorristown.i in a meat speech thanked
the friends in behalf OF the Rev. Peter-
sen, for the tokens OF esteem they had
brought there,an showing their ap-
probation, and assured them he
echoed the sentiments OF the Rev. Sir
when no hoped God would bless them.
He then cut the birthday cake, weigh
ing 20 pounds, and then refreshments
were served, after which the guests
departed. Among those present were:
Mrs. NJ. Green, Goshen. N. Y; Mrs. H.
smith, Philadelphia; Mr.. B, i. Shorter,
Boston, Mass. Juan st. Clair MY. city;
MIR. IL. Mills, JAS. Purnell, fl. jenkins,
Jno. Benson, Jr.; Perry Catherine,
Geo. Freeman, Prof. NJ. Sterling,
| Rev. Nlcholns; Rev. Temple; Mr. and
Mrs. Broadway, Mrs, S. Peterson, Miss
Il. Thompson, Mrs. S. Veal; Mrs. Red
ding, Row. Woodward, Rev. Hopkins,
Louis Lee, Dora Wilson, st. Georges,
and others too numerous to mention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Good seats may be obtained for the
matinee of the 'Old Humesteadr at
tile Opera House. next Tuesday after
noon. The report thata all We're already
engaged, was unwarrantcd. Those
who wish can stillb accommodated,
but an early application Tor tickets
may prove iudiciouS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

W ITsITNM IT. iNIIENs THFb WIIy IHVTV
headaches, pains in tho shoulder blades
or across the chest. / am not troubled
with tho cough or do not spit mncus any
more, my hearing has been restored and
my nostrils are clear aud | breathe and
sleep well and rise in the morning without
the bad taste on Offensive breath and hav
n hearty appel itc, and the dizzy spells
that | used to have have now entirely left
me. | heartily recommend Doctors Nc
Coy and whitman to any ore suffering
from ca arrh for they have cured me. I
have not felt SO well for years as L do
uOw,n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

A number of good second hand
pianos, upright aud squire, ali prices
and easy terms, IL + Eubrlen. knube
Piano Agency, 40 Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Tho Wilmington Conclavo No. II,
A. o. y. NJ, viii meet at the store OF
adams N brother, JO4 Market street, on
Monday evening Mt 8 O'Clock. to pro
coed to the German Hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05
UlAGOhhLS
AND
CHEVt07S

coats and vests, i'll both
medium and light
weights and if you need
a suit Of either you have
the advantage of select.
ing while the sizes are
all here, and the goods
new and just made up.
have a few sizes of
t h c doublc.breastod
heavy black cheyiots on
which we have had such
n run all season and
sold at 80. 9O,noW being
our $Il suit, with 10
per cent off. Sec our
new black diagonal
suit SIS, SIC. SO, $l8,
$40 and $25. Bound
with either narrow OF
flat braid and every gar
mont made right here,
scwed with silk, and
g o o d S thoroughly
sluunk. They cost you
no more than ordinary
clothing and you will
never know how much
better or cheaper-it is
until you have tried it.
New suits coming il
every day-all the new
shapes and shades.
JAS L. MULL1N & Son,
railors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

P NJ. Sherwood, late of tho firm of
Campbell Il Sherwood, will open n
grocery, news and stationery store
in the kollock building. III Newark, on
Monday next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

Atwood black Cheviot orwood brown
suits to Older, Sl2.uO. Pants to order,
$500 $500. 1900 Liverpool 81 London
Iuilor5, 52l Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05

MY attention to
Doctors Mccoy ana
Wildunan was call
cd through a state
mcnt in the news
papers and | decid-
ed TO lie treated by
tn m as | was all
the time getting
worse. no mattor
whnt l did to got
relief, Notwith-
standing all the
different kinds OF
patent medicine 1
tried from which /
got no relief. IL
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-05
Notice.

Rev. Henry D. Lindsay. former pas
tor of the First Church of this city, will
preach every evening except Saturday
OF next week, in the Rodney Street
PresbNterian CAurch.