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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist whc
may not have it ON hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co!
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, kY. NEW YORK. nv
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26
The STAY nj Homea

VIII take cold while boating, bowling and
browsing around town. Use Dr. Hoxsie's Ger.
ain Group Cure Tor every form OF throat and
ung irritation. II is 80 subtle IN its action
hat i perEnedtss All the tLsstIcs a. tn.
-Tg oTQdEps. Sold by prominent druggists Soc
danufact ured by A. p. Hoxsie, Buffalo, y. \.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26

4 yearly outlay of twenty millions Of
dollars shows Americas enterprise in ad
'ertising.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26

and Ohio Road, at Coal Creek. bound
for Clinton. where they hoped to be able
to intercept the reinforcements; but they
were too late.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26

1T IS A DUTY owe your
self and familytc get the best
value for your money. EcORO-
miZe in your footwear bypur-
chasing w. l.. Douglas shoes.
which represent the best
value for prices asked, as
thousands will testify.
ETAkE SUBSTITUTE.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26

THE human system needs continuous and
areful attention 10 nd itself of its impurities
3eecham's Pills act ike magic.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26

F. ]. Cheney 4: Co., Toledo, O., Props. Of
Halls CatCrrh Cure, offer 500 reward for any
a>e OF catarrh that cannot be cured by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for testimonials.
rec. Sold by Druggists. 9EC.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26
THE MARKETS,

Late Wholesale Prices OF Country
Produce Quoted in New York
50 BEANS AND PEAS.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26
One Cent a Bolt Wall Paper.

Finer, cts; Gold Embossed, ~ cts; Solid
iold. cts.
send stamp for 100 Samples REED, Wall
PAPER Jobber. Rochester Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17
Fell, druggi st, 5'h aud Poplar.


About tho time that the royi3amont
OF tho poll tax assessments were
commenced yesterday Afternoon. u
caucus OF leading Democrats was call
eat it Is said ri Mr.. Ii3tvagd5 Office to
consider what course 10 pGiBuo.
A messenger came to the Court
House and invited Clerk of the POace
BiREs to tho Conference, but the Clerk
frit insulted and In forctble language
said that If the caucus wanted to see
him he could be found in his Office UNI
til o'clock.
In speaking about the assessments
Mr.. BlssS said he did not sec how tho
matter could be settled without the
Interference OF the courts. lie be-
iieveS the Levy Court has the right to
strike of all names Illegally assessed,
but before he accepts the lists foi
copying he reports must be- signed
both By tho committee and the as
SCISSOR. ii the committee signs the as
| Sesament and the sor dooB not he
will refuse to accept the lists and to
enter the names uIl lie tax receivers
duplicates and If tho asaessor sigus
Tile duplicates and the committee does
not ilr. Biggs will talie the same me
tlIod Of procedure,
If this line of action Is adhered tc
10y Mr.. Blggs, the business of tbs
court mny he blocked as it looks now
That if the illegally assessed names il
| the Second and Third districts ar,
struck off the aSSassurs wall refuse {,
sign them and ii they are not struck
OF the committee will refuse to sigl
| them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17
BEFORE sudrs nan.

Tho following cases were disposed
OF this morning before Judge Bali:
Michael Duffy who was found very
drunk on the street last evening, was
fined 81 and costs.
Cornelius Monaghan was also eharg-
ed with drunkenness and sentenced
to pay iiue of 81 and costs or break
stone for 20 days.
Charles Murphy and John Simms
were charged With disorlarly conduct
at the p, W. & b. railroad station. at
an curly nuur this morning. Simms
WHO seemed 10 ue the worst of the
two was liucd $40 and costs, or 40 days
Oh the stone pile, bHt Murphy escaped
with tine OF - and costs Or 20 days
ON the stone-pile.
! Elduu IlaSony was charged with
drunkenness. aud recominittai uutil
tht- evening. III the meantime Jud,re
Ban viii consiier what is best to do
with him,
Caorso johnson WAS lined Il and
COSTS for drtukrnsin ..
.Nu-ttn ltunHy vas charged with
committing al assault un Irrdiuaud
I e. Mckay. with intent to cunmlt
/ highway Tohherr, bat IVA the charge
wa5 not sustained ~ the testimony
the case was Dismissed.
| Charles WGaiey Laws, colored, was
charged with as5auitlng colored girl
AIMED Rose Smith, with intent to Kill,
but us all the witnesses were no. pros.
eut. the further hearing was ronttn
urd until this evening, and no was
held in $500 bail
Tho case OF John Brown, charged
| by Detective tlatton with attempted
burglary Mt thn house of Mrs Dennis.
| NO POS King street, was also conLin.
tled until this EVENING"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17
Last Dan Lat psyai

Our time Is drawing TO an end. Come
early and avoid the rush at our great
slaughter sale of ladies' and children's
coats.
Look! look at our prices now.
rs ladies' long newmarketS In all
oolors.
Sl.4S, cost to manufacture 8l5.
35 ladieslong Newmarkets with deep
military capes in all styles and colors,
to go at $3.50, sold elsewhere at SiS.
25 ladies' short Stocklnet coats, hand
somely made to go at Sl.l0, actual
cost TO make %. ...=
We have few handsome plush coats
left as low MS So.
25 more of those handsome hair
capos, all satin-lined, high shoulders,
and large storm collars, to go at $3.50
each. worth 80.
10 ladies' black beaver coats with
handsome fur collars and ornaments,
to go at s2.S7, sold in other stores at
Sl2 and SIS each
10 childrens coats left, in all sizes
80 each.
i ladies' snmple ready-made suits in
the latest shades handsomely made
and trimmed. to go at Is. Is, guaranteed
to be worth Slb each,
lot of ladies' short coats, some plain
and Others fur-trimmed; we will put
the lot together and sell them for 81. Al
| each.
25 pair of line lace curtains all i'm
ported samples 10 cents, cost the man
ufacturer $500.
IS pairs of much finer Lace Curtain S
Sl.O0. cost to manufacture IS.
% pairs Of line Silk Velour Curtains
Sl.O0, cost tho importer $500.
- much higher cost. Silk Curtains
S2.50. cost importer $1,000.
81 handsome China Silk Searfs to go
at SOC.
40 line Cloth Scarfs handsomely am
brolderied, to he slaughtered at 40
each.
$40 yards of Lancaster Bingham lef
to go at &c yard. ...
$50 yards OF muslin to go at Sc pc
yard.
80 pair of ladies' corsets left all lead
Ing makes, to go at 25cts apair.
Do not fail to call at this gren
sale as our time is nearing an end
The store will be open from Q a
IN. to p. m. Saturday til 10 o. II
Rememper the num1er. 2O4 Marke
street, Wilmington. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17
Iner.a.ing enc Membershlp.

The monthly meeting Of the men,
bers OF the Y. M. O. A. was held last
evening. and In the absence of Presi-
dent Charles Baird, William Tatnall
was called npon to preside. Reports
were read from the various commit
tees. which showed that all the differ
ent departments OF the association are
In ilOurishing condition.
The membership Committee report
cd the following for active member
chip: Charles b. Price, M. II. Yeatman,
Jones, L. /. Cornbrooks, j. 5, Hamll-
ton, II. $. Miller, II. Levin Mitchell, j.
u. Faivre q. q. Matchett, Ii. N. Me-
kaig, W. j. Bratton, W. II. Rifle, Ed
ward Earring, John Burgess, p. O.
Taylor, A. Ii. Grosh.
For sustaining membership-Th
Rov. NJ, H. Bowman and tho Rev. Ken
soy J. Hammond
For associate mbership-Victor 6.
Woplley, IL. Is Mears, Q. w. Combs,
Edclo Robinson Fred Heck, j. u. Ma.
hnTy. w. j. Palmer, S. q. Dillon. Chus.
J.. stewart, w. j. Wade, j. Q. Morton,
john Beckley, Martin Lane, Harry ".
Miller, y. A. Seyfried A. /. Mcdowell,
II. X. Worth, ". 5. Hamilton, S. ".
Aieers W. q. Alexander, Edwin ker-
shaw, Arthur Cook, G. Nj. Chestnut.
W, IL. Stackhouso, Jr., L. Q. Boone,
Jr., William Willes, John Maloney,
Harvey liall, Harvey M. Waugh. J. 5.
b Woolford, L q. Woolford, @. L.
Hartman, q. NJ. Steward.
All the above were elected. AT the
close OF tho business nesting, liter.
AIRY ENTERTAINMENT was given.
william X. Crosby will speak To
morrow evening on ".rhe American
Young Man, Ills Privileges and Oppor
tunities."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17
EDITION.


A serious accident happened yester-
DAY afternoon, at the new factory of
tho Wilmington Dental Manufacturing
Company, which Is now being built OH
East Thirtieth street, between Spruce
and Church streets. which resulted in
nve men, named Samuel Hammond,
George Ware, 4. Ii, Anderson. William
Homes and Frank Burke, all brlcknyers,
being badly injured.
The men were working on scaroM
along The edge of the root rufters, ana
extending few inches over the mula
wall on tho west side of the Building.
a quantity OF mortar and bricks. ustd
.f1n coping, were placed OH His Diai-
form, when from some unknown cause
the hip rafters gave away. Tho seal
fold fell, and the men were thrown Il
distance OF thirty five feet 10 the
ground.
Burke, who was underneath, receive
ed the most serious Injuries. and 1t 10
Thought he will die. His body wasclt
and bruised badly. and ne was une1u-
scious when picked up. An cXamina.
( ton showed that his left thigh Is Tfac-
tured and his lett wrist broken in adj.
dition to internal Injuries, caused by
bricks falling on his breast. He re-
sides at No. OPS West sixth street. but
on account OF his injuries Icing so
serious he was taken to the DeIaNare
Hospital.
Samuel Hammond received SEVERN
cuts. and his left leg was badly LAGER
ated and bruised. He was taken to
his home.
George Ware lives at No. 500 West
Fourth street. His head, face, al uls
and hands are badly cut and bruised
de was teken to his homo.
! Frank II. Anderson, brother %
Charles i. Anderson, the contraction
for the building was badly injured. -
He received u large cash on the RICH
arm and his hands are badly cut. hi.
spine Is injured and he also receive,
severe internal injuries. Or. John =
Wales Is the attending physician an,
does not fear any serious deyelup
ments.
y William Jones was slightly iniure,
and only received n few cuts. . hi
morning the injured men were all do
ing as we'll as could he expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17
FOURTH edition
The First Anniversary.

The first anniversary Of st. Monlca's
Guild, oil st. Matthews Colored Mis-
sion, was held last evening at the mis-
sion on Twelfth street between Market
and Orange streets. The exercises
were of an interesting character, aud
brief addresses wcre mazda by bishop
leighton Coleman. the ltevs. Charles
n. Murray of st. Andrews; II. Ashton
Henry Trinity; V. H. Berghaus, Cal
vary; III. ID. Spcakman, who Is III
charge of the mission, and Thomas III.
Lee, Presbyterian minister and VIM.
Washington. Bishop Coleman spoke
OF tho work among eolored people,
which he said had bHen in progress for
a century. There is now in this coun.
try thirty priests thirty deacons and
two bishops all colored men.
The report of the guild and day nur-
sery was read by Mrs Jeremiah Rob
in5on. the president of the Day Aur-
sery Association, and showed that 2ll
bouquets had been sent to the sick be-
tween August ~ and February /. In
tho fall fruit was sent when flowers DO.
came scarce. one hundred and forty
four quarts Of SOUP wore Distributed
since November. he Day Nursery
Association was organized October 49,
and the nursery WAS opened one month
later, Cash donations vera received
MS follows:
Thomas Davidson, f25; through
Bishop Coleman, $40; Mrs. Isaac Boil
den, from a parlor entertainment. 9l2.
% 5. NJ. Curtis. ST. Miss Jones of PHIL
adelphla, 81 John 5. Groha, 81; IN Of
fcrtory at Bishopsiead, $3.50; Miss
Hainil of Newark. > ;lnmes f. Boil, : E;
Mrs. Moses Dillon, e5. Bishop Coleman
class at New York, ,s!02; Miss King.
10 cents; total, So ~. From the care
OF children there WIS received $40 40,
and from Mentors tlHes. "A %; grand
total, $i03.ST. The expenditures were
$ i03 30. leaving balance oil 81 cents.
Donations of furniture and groceries
were also received. II the medicine
was donated by John Nj. Harvey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17

was requested by Mrs. Il. 9. Finn
OF Wilmington to make an examine
ton of four frame dwelling houses
owned by her at kiamensi. In a
family occupying one OF said houses u
child had scarlet fever, and the cause
was attributed to the drinking water.
Tho four families use one well. In
my examination of tho water, am of
the opinion that the water is good, |
believe the disease must have orig mat
cd from some other cause.
This drainage was bad and the sani-
augmentation OF the general surround
ings were bad. My opinion was CIV
en- to the complainant, who will take
steps at once TO remedy the defects. l
found atMarshallton five cases of diph-
iberia and scarlet fever. A child died
of diphtheria not far from the school
house last Friday at this place. l WIS.,
tied the house and found that the
room in which the child died had not
been properly disinfccted. l advised
that it be done Immediately and gave
the proper directions.
i visited the school house, where 100
pupils are on the roll and was pleas
ell to learn all had been vaccinated but
two. The commissioners qnd two
teachers deserve Rreat praise for their
prompt observance OF the law. While
here made particular inquiry about
the quality OF the milk and drinking
water. -
l had circulars on scarlet fever and
diphtheria, their cause and prevention
distributed among the six hundred
people who reside In the places.
warned them that II proper precau-
lions were not taken, they would have
an epidemic of these diseases What
they need Is II thorough aud Intelligent
supervision Of the places infected. ]
am of the opinion that tho diseases
were taken there from Wilmington.
f. B. FRAZER, Sec.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17
DIED.

APPLEBY-In this city, on Monday morn
ing, 18TH instant. John Applehy, in the
SOth year OF his nge.
The relatives aud friends Of the family
and members of Asylum Lodge, No. %.
l. .. o. F., are respectfully invited to at
tend funeral of the deceased from his late
re idenoe No SIT West Sixth street. OIL
Wednesday. the Eth Instant Mt 100 p. IN.
Services ut the house. Interment in will
mlngton and Brandywine Cemetery.
RIGBY.-or February 10. Mrs. Elizabeth
Rigby. In her Slst year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend tho funeral from her
late residence. No. els jefferson street, on
Thursday afternoon. the 18th inst, at =
o'clock. Interment at Mount Salem Gem
etery.
SMrTH.-In this city, on the l4th inst,
NinIs $. Smith. daughter OF Madison Is.
and Emma i. SIN tn, In her llth year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her
late residence, No, 506 Madison street, on
Wednes day. February IL Services at the
house at z D. IN. IntGrment at Riverylew
Cemetery
Asleep in jesus.
| Torn from the friends that loved her,
out OF this world of care,
Free from the pains that bound her,
! Tohe hapi y forever there.
| Other papers please copy, 9
HARr-Un the 18th instant May Annie
Tailey, wife OF Garrett j. Hart.
| Funeral services and intermcnt strictly
private on Thursday afternoon, febru
AIRY 10. I
SWEETM Mat Kirkwood, d ell, Febru
AIRY 18th. Hannah q. Swoetm an, wife oil
the late Christopher Sweetnian, aged d
| years.
Relatives and friends of the family are
| invited TO attend the funeral from tn,
residence of her son law. John II. Hast
ings. Kirkwood. Del. Services ut tn,
house go a. NJ, Thursday mornfng. Feb
ruary 18th. lnterment at Sassafras, Md.
| cemetery.
| BROWN-On February 18th, Eliza j., wifi,
| of j. w. Brown, at the residence of he
| hush at No. 293 Maryland avenue
aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are respectful L.
invited to attond her funeral from he
late residence on Thursday, the 18th inst
Services at Wesley NJ. Il. Church, at 2 y
m. Intermcnt AT Riverview Cemetery.
Dearest mother thou hast left u.s.
1 And thy loss we deeply feel,
| But It's God that hath hereft u.s.
He can all onr SORROWS heal.
SMlTH-On February 10. 1892 Leroy. Sol
Of James H. and Ella NJ. Smith, aged
| year. months and u days.
Services at the house. No. GIT West Fiftl
| street. on Thulsiay ut 2 p. IN. lntermeD
private.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17

Rev. J. b. Mann, who Is located at
Waynesboro, Franklin county, Ia,
passed through our city on Tuesday
evening on his way to visit friends ut
Milford, Seaford and Dover. He is
looking quite we'll, although he suf-
4sred from a severe attack OF tile grip
and still feels the necessity of taking
q little medicine. The members OF his
family are all well, and his reiatlon 5
with his church and her $40 members
are of the most pleasant character =
Some ten or twelve years have elapsed
since he left the Wilmington Confer-
ence and Joined that Of Gentrl PENN
sylvania, but many OF our readsrs still
remember his sharp demInciatiuu oi
error and hypocrisy with pleasure, and
give him the credit OF having upr0oteti
many vices and instituted REFORMS
that only Il bold aud fearless preacher
, could possibly have Effected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17

+. c. Short. Of Gumbuio; George x.
Phillips, OF Little Creek; Is. J.. Robin
son, Of Ddgsboro; Samuel Fisher, Of
Cedur Creek. ara Il. T.. Gorlay Of Sea.
ford all monitors of the Levy COurt
Of Sussex county, were In the city yes
t9rday afternoon and paid n visit TO
q. by L, Il. hawthorn. of Milford, g4ri.
cultural machinery agent, who was
tHking them TO Kenneth square tp ex.
anime some road mallluR machinery
to operate ON the public roads Of ~tIS-
sex county. Tie company renlined
in the city over night and went on ~
kennrtt Square this morning. Ihr
Democratic members OF the Sus5iN
Levy Count held close communion
with John I. Dichey during THE after
noon, 80 that:they will he eu;lhci to
take home with them some political as
well II. road machinery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17

Mr.. ]. A. Fuld who until three
months ago, was manager of liam
t,nrgnrs' shoe house. has been in town
several DAYS completing all negotia-
tttns for the alterations of 216 Market
street, now occupied bYL. 4. Bickey,
which he viii open by April list, as IA
retail shoe house,
Mr. fu,d Is on his return trip from.
the leading shoe manufacturing dis
ltr.rts of the country, where he has
lplHee,i urtlets fora complete stock OF
Very rellpOie guoHs, and promises tn
show All innovation III his line of bust
mess.
1t Is needless TO Offer any predictions
Regarding Tie success Of this genlle
man, as Ills enterprise in the pu5t has
made for fl;n ttat popularity which il
"a positive assurance of mis- success IL
the fnLuIc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17

The Womrn's Home Missionary So
cie,y af Npworth NJ. T.. Chnren, held
their monthly meeting ut the home of
Mrs. Mary Thompson, No 500 titst
10th street, last night. The meeting
was largely attended hy members and
their friends. Mrs. q. Il. King called
The meeting to ortlerat O'Clock. An
unusuaiiy line program was Prepared
AMI we'll carried out. lhs recitations
and singing by the Mothers Jewels"
were greatly enjoyed Dy all. Miss Liz
2.c MckaiE read very intelligent
piper prepared by the president, on
Immigration.
Rev. mir. Burbank sang a solo, II
must have the Saviour with me- with
great tenderness Rev. /. lowell de.
liYerei "A short address, after which re.
tresliments in abundance were served
to all present. These Cody women
are seeking ont the poor and needy,
and providing for their wants to their
utmost ability, Many families during
this winter haze been provided for by
this society. They provide groceries,
shoes and clothes, and in sope instan.
ceS work.
Mrs fhGmpspn's pretty homo was a
very "uituJlc pluca 10 meet. Muea
ci,'i 9 is due the hostess Tor the hospi-
tally shown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17

1he a ttuai meeting Of the Mutual
Loan Ats .t:iatlon WI, hold last even
ing at die Once OF ,iearSe c, Mnris n
son SiStt! anti SIMPLIFY stre,ts.
ErHiamIu NIryNtroyd Ms elected
SaGldpl i. BETS Yire Pres
iaeat, george Z. Maris, Secret lry and
iresthurrr Ih. directors are samuel
II =Jcanat Ieas, + Belts and William
". Folk, william u, tiriiith. William
o.. 3laI I'm. and ipr james u. Winner:
Z nianin L. 1aI1rtm, Francis u. n
fee er and = haria5 5. !:ubb Ii.e Is,
port OF the aasoaiation which VS.
audited hr William A.i,uynoiGs. ow,
odd lie geeeipt4 to haze been 81. DOB. e
o. rtaNltata- So. Jos Il; balance, $50.
las assets, - %, ~ i.=nrt .islso. s. .s9n,
isS.s.zO, Fin vuiss OF shnre4 rtngcs
'lroIn 500; tor the =ninuA scriea, tt
: 30 fprts.e -lst srriaS. Tho PR Ell
aIfAD7p Of anafG5 IL -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17
A Now FraternaI Order.

Wilmington Commandery No. 80
OF tho Peoples five year benefit order
OF Massachusetts was instituted last
night ut hall No 5, E. 4th street, witt
IL large charter list. The following
Offices were elected:
w. il. q. Geo. G. Mckay: w. O., Vim,
A, Holt; W. " o.. Thos. Il. Brown: W.
Secretary, Miss Carrie Shaw; W. Treas.
,Irar; Clarence Holt; w. Prelate, Miss
Mary " ChamberIain; W. Marshall II,
WIN. FuOto: W. Trusteos Jas. A. Brown,
Harry j. k.Yerson, Tamar d. Shaw.
Tho Commandery starts with some
of the best business men in the city
and we may expect a large Command
cry in the near iuGuro.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17

I very much dislike appearing in
cards to the public. but in this pnrii.
cuiar instance 1t becomes necessary TO
make an explanation in regard to my
candidacy for the Republican nomi-
nation for County Commissioner for
the Second district, New Castle County.
1t is true that | received the appoint
ment of Clerk for the construction Of
the new post Office but the work hay
ing been given out by contract, | WIS
notified that clerk would not lie
needed, SO my clerkshlp vanished int
thin air ] never would have thought
Of applying tor the Office OF County
commissioner, had my clerkship at
the now p0st.otfioe boon worth my
thing. ] do not believe in men hold
ing two offices Having frankly ex-
planned my position, | remain very
respectfully, SoLoMoY HEGsEy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-17

Court resumed proceedings at ESQ
o'clock yesterday afternoon when a
jury OF inquisition acted on the ease
of Warren h Company VS.. Le3 execa-
tors of Horny Grub.
This was u suit to recover 1929. 10,
with interest from February Is, 1890.
foc coal and other articles furnished
the deceased, during the time lie con.
Quoted business under the firm name
OF Adam Grubb a. Son.
The plaintiffs We're represented hy
William $. llilles, and tlle jurors under
the Instruction of the Court rendered
Q verdict in favor OF the plaintiffs for
$1392.0S.
At BIS O'Clock court adjourned un.
III tuesday morning, 10 urIuck.