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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

AN H0N0RED NAME.
Some Surprising Statements
by the Bearer.
A Well.knoWn Man Whose Son
Is a Brilliant College
Professor.
Says Just the Right Thing and
at Just the Right Time.

A name hnnored wherever spoken.
Such is the high reputation of the
Hon. Walter S. Loyejoy CT rapley-
vile. Mass, who has lately been
brought so prominently before our
people.
MI. Loveioy is of nm illustrious
family. Indeed. the brilliant and
scholarly Prof. Loveioy of Macon
(Ga.) University is no other than his
son. The professor, in passing
through town, spoke feelingly of his
fathers recent serious illness, and be-
came enthusiastic concerning his res
toratioH to health. lie stated that it
was perfectly wonderful to see the
change in his fathers health since he
took the well-known medicine DIR.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy.
And the Hon. Mr.. Loveioy himself
was found Overlooking with gratitude
toward this great remedy.
i was very low indeed he said. II
suffered from vertigo and heart dis
euse. had frequent attacks of faint.
mesa and failure OF heart action. These
attacks were sometimes 81 bud that 1t
was with great difficulty the heart
could he restored to its natural ac-
ton.
Il was totally iucapaeitated for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

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Mayor Wiley presided over tho con.
ference Of the committees interested
In the free library question, which was
held In tho Institute Library yesterday
afternoon. Those present we're;
Representing City Counctl-Charloe
7. Thomas, Daniel Ross and James Il.
Murray.
representing the Board of Eduea,
tion-President Charles Baird, S. Rod.
mond Smith, Joseph Pyle and Dr.. Il,
q. Shortlidge,
Representing the Wilmington Insti.
tute-Isaee L. johnson and Elwood q,
jackson.
Representing the eltizens-W William
+. Bancroft. 1T. w. II. Bullock and
Enos l.. Doan.
The question OF asking the Legisla-
ture to empower Council to pay for
the support of the library two cents
on every 500 OF taxable property an
nually, upon the condition that the
library be made free to all citizens,
and further that the Superintendent
OF Public Schools and three persons
designated by tho Board OF Education.
DO made directors, was fayorahly dis
cussed. all the mon expressing them
selves in favor OF tile motion. as
stated. They felt, however. that the
plan should be discussed more. and a
committee comprising William t. Ban
croft, Isaac Il. John son, Daniel Ross
and s. Rodmond Smith, which will
meet Mt the call Of Secretary Isaac L.
Johnson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

L Nv III VIZ STU Ut puUilG
sale. ON the farm of the late VIM.
Elmanson, near fiar5's Corner on the
road leading from Newport to Chris, lana,
ON MONDAY. MARCH o, 1893
At / O'Clock. p. m. sharp,
No. /. Polly. gray mnre. 10 years old,
good worker and driver.
No. Queen, surrel mare, coming 3
years old good Worker and driver.
No. 2. Hanuis. bay marc, years old.
good brood mare.
No. 4. Sadie. a dark Iron gray colt,
coming 2years old. good stock. promises
d head Of good COWS, some fresh and
others springng,, stock bull, 4 shout
ewes. Farming mplcments-l farm way
on. bav riggings. / horse cart, l jump
scat carriage. / Germantown wagon, /
carringe pole, L buggy, Minneapolis
hindsr as good MS new. buckeye Model
mower. horse rake. endless chain, i
horse power, i Bickford and Deer,nE
grain drill, Hench cultiyator. / Iron Age
cultirator plank roller Meeginson
{. oliver chilled pillow No. 20. i Thomas
smoo' hing harrow. l harrow seed sowef
| J grain fan, corn shelter with shaker,
basket sleigh, horse eled. grain cradle,
moving scythe. hay rake, single har-
| hay eat riera and track, cross cut saw %
grain bags. q feet Ia oder. hay and man
hre forks, barn shoves, 3 long handle
shovels. iron post spade. lot Of double
and single trees. lotot COW chains, hedge
I'm fe, grindstone, one sheep dipping
tank. beam and pen, two sets OF wagon
harness. set Of single carriage harness, ?
sets of plow harness., cart harness com
pletei lot of orioles, collars and halters
| Dairy FiNturcs-large butter tub, with
lee cooler. butter churn and horse, s
creamery cans copper kettle 30 quarts, 9
wash tubs, half bushel measure.
| Household and Kitchen Furniture-2
cook stoves Index stove, Antiellnker
| stove with heater. walnut extension
| table ten feet. / drop leaf table, lot of
other articles too tedious to mention.
Half interest OF 40 acres OF wheat in the
ground.
.Tcrms-All sums of s25 and under cash,
ail over that amount credit OF montha
viii lie given by the purchaser giving II
b nkahle note with an approved endors.
er. no interest II paid when due. II not
paid when duo interest from date.
J. II. CALEB,
THOMAS SLACK, Executors
JAMES r. EDMAAS0N,)
J.. W. Stadium IL Sou. Aucti0neers.
q, W. Cufrinder. Clerk. fla
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
,RusTEEs SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order of the Chancellor
of the State of delaware. made Oh the 18th
day OF Eco, A. D., 1928, will he exposed
to safe at public vendu". on Satur lay.
Feb. Is, 1881 AZ 10 ocineR, H.. M at the
Court House. in the city of Wilmington,
tho following described real estate, late
OF Zacnnrah Il. Dennis deceased. 10 viii
All that certain lot with 4, FOUR
STORY mick ST y II II AMI
DWst.IINa thereon. situate inI
the said city OF Wilm ingtan. Oh tho east
side of Market street between 18th aud 9Th
streets at the distance of ~ feet { inoheg
from the southerly sile of 9Th street,
having a front of 10 feet on Market street
aud depth of 81 feet 3 inches parallel
with fitth street taa feet wide alley ex-
tending 70 Fifth street, with tho us1 and
privilege OF said alley In common with
other iegal proprietors forever.
The building contains 10 rooms. inclu d.
inu kitchen and BATH. II is one Of tho
Lest business stands In the city.
And II is ordered by the Chancellor
that the Trustee make return OF its pro-
ccedings under tn 9 or Ter TO the Court OF
thancery on Monday. the 9th day OF
March. A. d., 1891
Attendance viii be given and terms
made known by SECURITY TRUST AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Trustee. or
BENJAMIN NIELDS. Its attorney.
Attest: Colen ferguson, Register
Court OF Chaneery.
l. W. Stidham l. Son, huoiioneers.
fl5-lT.ts-sl-e5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

At Georgetown. on Tuesday night,
Robert b. Wilkins OF Philadelphia and
Miss Annie West OF that town, were
married by Rev. j. L. Kim. Il. L.
Springer Of this city was best man.
and q. y. Iazweil was one OF the ush-
ers. Altar the ceremony the couple
boarded train for this city. where
they called OH q number OF friends
and later left on their wedding tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins will reside at No.
6S2 North Eighth street, Philaddel-
Dhia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

The adjourned annual session OF the
shareholders of the Germania Loaf
Association was held last night and
these officers elected:
President, II. Il. Griffith; vice.prosi.
dent. Daniel Mailer; secretary. William
II. Gibbons; treasurer. James Barkley
directors. s. II. kidgway, William Nj
Pyle, j. @, Sasse, Louis Hutton ]. X
Bradford, II. q. Roller, Charles J.
Campbell. II. 2. Robelen and J. T.
Springer; auditing committee, Henry
q. Roller. j. X. bradford and Il. II
Griffith; auditor. Wilmer Palmer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
4 Heavily .foaae,lr Amendment.


The Five Commissioner Act, Us
John I. Dickey wants 1t amended,
would be o bill heavily oloaded' with
big salary II nothing else. Tho origi.
nal bill provided salary Of $4,000 for
the Receiver Of Taxes. and out OF this
he was expected to pay his deputies
and clerks. He was very anxious to
take the office at that salary. and
nearly everybody at that time, who
spoke of the matter. said that Mr..
Dlekey would be able to pocket a cool
1900 after paying all expenses. AS
time wora on and Mr.. Diekey began to
got little pressed with taxpayers,
he applied to the Republican Levy
Court, which he now SO roundly
SANDERS and abuses for assistance in
the way OF clerks to help him. upon
the plea that more people would be
enabled to pay their taxes and more
taxes would be collected.
The Lsvy Court, inclined to be ao-
comnodating in any way that would
bring more money into the County
Treasury, acquieseed in the request OF
MIR. Dickey and Upon two occasions Mt
| least. granted the authority to employ
extra clerks ut the expense of the
County. II is said that Mr.. Dickey
took the money and paid it to Mr..
Mitchell and Mr.. Fineh, his regular
deputies that he always had In his EN-
ploy since he became receiver OF taxes.
True. while this did not bring more
help to the work 1t relieved Mr.. Dickey
from paying, we think 1t WIS about
$500 or 800 out OF his own pockets.
However. Mr.. Dickey knows all
about how the thing was done and he
eau tell the whole interesting story to
the members OF the Legislature II he
has mind to tell it, but he ought not
TO go back on the Levy Court that SO
kindly furnished the money to pay fol
clerks that he should have paid for out
of his own pocket For this extravu-
gance at least let Mr.. Dickey DO an
swerable.
But Mr.. Dickey intends TO make
sure of his clerk hire this year without
having to go before either Il Republi-
can or Democratic Levy Court
without any show of inmodesty
whatever lie proposes to amend the
Five Commissioners Act by inserting
80, 800 III it to be paid FOR clerk hire
and as Mir. Dicaey says, TO facilitate
the collection OF tuxes.
This will be $500 more than tn,
law intended the Receiver of Taxes IL
Nav Castle County to get 1t will bt
enough to bear the expenses of col
leeting all the taxes in New Cast,
County. especially rs Mr., DIckey in
tends to have the law so changed that
Republican poll taxpayers will have
10 opportunity to pay taxes, and i
will enable Mr.. D,ekey to pocket the
whole 5000 originally provided fcl
t. pa his salury and all tho expen
, SIS attending the collection of taxes
Mr.. hickey must bo Il Democrat fol
/ venue only.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

The newly elected directors of the
Artisans Bank met yesterday after.
noon and elected these officers.
President. George ". Bush; vice
president J. Augustus McCaulley;
secretary and treasurer. L. L. Taylor
auditor, Joseph NJ. Alather: Investi,
eating Committee, George W. Bush,
George s. Capelle, job ii. Jackson,
Joseph l., Carpenter, J. A. McCaulley,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

There wale s1na ave properties sold
a pHR5fe sale 1T the otft HoHss,s on
Aelreatlas nothing, Sifien wrs,, sold
tat ro@sittlfti!e less iuan their AZ
-ss7sed value, 0In tiltea STORY hrieN
hoa,sr that Aa- ass is'#.t.d NJ 800, sold
flr - ), nEd u MIS- hard ~eia t..
aHan 1T that price. Iitr other f1ar
ltnlIses sold from three 10 I'VE hundred
dattiuss ttss ttfan titeir gsa5ss 5,ed VA M.
snnrtt,ihg is Wrahg. Iho Market
-tfrtt Ghl l1rlwHru avenue pruH4P=
lbs aie IL a's-ee,I loo luw tIiya he
poor maehaitg Who OWNS his home tli4
zsrur}s4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1893.
At / O'Clock p. m, sharp,

horses. No /. bay horse, Duke coming
years old, good driver works in all
kinda OF harness, quiet and gentle. not
afraid of electric ears.
No. q hay horse. Charley IL years old,
good farm or team horse.
10 head Of good dairy COWS, some in
profit BY day OF sale; good shoats. 20
pair of chickens.
Farming Implements consisting of one
farm wagon. jump scat carriage. mar
ket dearl ofn. ! buggy, horse cart, set
of hay riggings Osborn reaper, l now
ing machine, horse rahe,l double rollor.
Syracuse ptow. Golfer plow. ! 1-horse
corn coyercr. corn shelter. Van Wrinkle
grain fan. hand cider press, eXtensIo n
ladder aot bed sash. block and fall grain
cradle, berry crates baskets. large iron
pot. stone hammer, grindstone. bushel
measure. oak pork barrels, shovcls, forks,
hoes and lot OF old iron, ETC., double set
81 wagon harness, single set of har-
ness plough harnc, $, COW chains, collars
and brides etc,
Dairy fixtures milk cupboard. largo
butter cburn and horse, small butter
churn and horse, large butter tub, milk
pnns aud buckets, largo clothes horse, q
small stoves,
Terms-AIl sums OF SO aud under cash,
ali over that amount q credit of months
Will he piven by the purchaser giving a
bankHble note with an approved cndors
er, or q per cent. OF for cash on all credit
sums. II stormy will sell In the dry.
LEVI ELDRIDGE.
Amos II. Anderson. Auctioneer.
fS,gtM-3tds
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
<RSN


1t tile meeting Of tie Warren Atm
i"'ic , Tub last night tIlese 1fIic, Is
were elected to ser - during the com
ing your
President, John Bancroft: ytcc.prssi-
eHt William Simmons: record ing
-acrrtary,t halies n simmons, ltnalt
al Secretary, John $ Beftotette.IeAs
aef. NiiltHm t. Ewing; euptain, III
ts'stlts ". Murphy directors. Wiliiam :.
lit!es tbales W. gIollsrt, GHlEles i
it.gsta. Clifford tilraIlan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

The following remarkable and start.
ling statement was recently made in
London by a prominent attorney In
the course OF az argument before q
court:
HALF the national revenue Is drawn
from national drunkenness. Nobody
knows this better than the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, yet pobody has the
courage to say SO. Publicans and
Navy, and much beside"
If this Is true In England, will it
not also apply to this conntryg How
much crime, pauperism and misery
will these vast sums represent These
are questions that it might he well for
the law-making bodies OF every coun-
try to carefully consider.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 81 1893,


II S7'fe y t7'S'N'Fi IT I'M
The following described personal prop
and years old. bend of milk cows some
fresh, others sprinRers; / 2-year-o old
heller and shelter calves, farm wagon.
Germantown ARR ge no top buggy, Me.
Cormiek mower, new; silky cn!ttva.or.
syracuse pow, horse rake, corn shelter.
Van Winckle grain fan, Iron age, corn
uoyerCr and cuitivator, twin harrow,
forks. hoes. rakes shovels. spaaes, etc.
sets of wagon harness. sots al carriage
harness. bridies collars. haliers. lines
lot oil potatoes. Dairy fixtures, consist
ing OF churn, milk buckets, pans. cream
kettles, etc. 81 pairs of Plymouth Rock
chickens Terms-Ail sums of so aud
less cash. all over that amoant credit of
months will he given by purchaser Civ
ing bankablc note with 0n approved
eadorser, with interest from date. II wet
will sell in the dry. G. IL. PALMER.
W, j, Iank * SON, Auets. tl5-w-s'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Miss Viola NJ. Naylor, OF No. 1889
West Seventh street, una j. Harvey
Brandt, of Philadelphia. were married
in West Presbyterian Church by Rev.
A. G. Keigwin last night. The couple
will reside in Philadelphia. where Mr..
Brandt is engaged in the spice BUSH
EesS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
Ansn cr ints question.

Why do 50 many people we see
around u seen: to prefer 10 suffer and
be made miserable by Indigestion, Con.
stipatioE, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Coming NJ og The food, Yellow Skin,
when ior 1ae, VIC will sell them Shiloh's
lltaliler. guaranteed To cure them. n.
u. Danforth, Wholesale anG retail
agents. ID uEd Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Silk and Wool Sublime
Cloths "a beautiful French
fabric, AZ in. o1.25 a yard.
All the dainty shades for
evening wear
Magnificent Plaids ! We
always have a full line of
these desirable fabrics
French-l5c to $l.25, SO to
50 inches.
Genuine Black Shanghai
Silks in quite a range of
prices, 75c. to $l.25.
The new japanese Water.
proof Silks, 81; u in. wide.
Will not spot.
Superb line of the new
things in figured Indias-$1.
Any quality of Changeable
Silks for dress and combina,
tions-Sl, 81. 25.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
II May BE Interesting to KNOW


That when excursions rates Are made
to iteai.o Tor people who live in the
fgst, To etahlo them 10 attend the
Nptlei,s i5air next year, It's conteiuplat.
ted lay tic Western roads to also make
excursion rates trom Chicago to ait
rrineipal business anu tourist points in
tho West, Northwest aud Suutnwtst j,
that tho-n Who desire 10 spend Il few
heeks among heir tiieHds in tin Great
Vast may lave an opportunity Of
81 doing without inentring much
alditionaleSpen-r. 1t m1y be well 70
FUnsi2iet this subject i'll advance OF
actual time df starting, and thea 'hie-
ago. Milwaukee, q -. Eatii halfway
., has ISSUED TUFTS aR1 time thites
and other tas rHrttSo fridtng maj %,
wigfCb i will be .slai To .nruisA Tree of
expense upan Application by postal
caid addressed 10 j4HS Il. Peri. dis.
tftrt iuss. giant. " 80 Third elfeGL.
Philadelphia, In.
$3.50
Don't feal With lnfgnst1oH, fale
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
DuBLlC SALE

DuBLlC SALE
win be sold at Public Sale, at the rest
dence of the subscriber at Rockland,
Delaware. on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1893
at II O'Clock, M, sharp.
head of work or drivin.; horses fear,
less Of steam. 3 very proMisln. colts,
French Coaoh. Percheron and Rlt.Ier
stock,
Twenty head OF miich cows, Holstein,
Attorney and Durham, fresh and spring,
ers, good workers. = helfers. l Alderney
bull, yoke of powerful oxen, II head oil
fine ewes with lambs, one large buck.
Farming implements: farm Wagons,
nearly new; nay rigging, for oxen OF
horses; 3 OK and horse carts, liquid cart,
with tongue and wheel attachment; set
OF stone CIR log wheels, ! iron roller,
Champion steel binder. moving mach mes,
horse rake. 2 grain drills. l with phns.
phate attachment; l dearborn. buggy.
milk wagon grain fan, plows. haIrows.
caltiyators. single and double trees. cart
wheel axlcs. chains harness Of all descrip.
tions, hay l,s tho ton, cattle cribs, water
tfouehs ana tubs, and many other Rrti.
cless too tedious TO mention.
TermsAll gums under SO. cash; Ill
over that amount credit OF 80 days will
he given by the purchaser giving banka.
hle note with an approved cndorser, or I
per cent OF for cash.
a, D. LECARPES1IER.
Amos Anderson, AuCt, iS-eod&N-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Pure nj K and ,.roam constantly on
hatf'i, b.it upiu glass JAS Wien de,
sired, aAa Delivered to all parts OF tho
elt%. j Il. Farter ith anu Madison
street,. Phoa36iI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

If the boy needs a Cape
Overcoat come with $3. 80
and get one Of the $3.50
kind; sizes 3 to 8; foreign
Cheyiots, light or dork.
Medium weight Suits for
the boys of 4 to Ii. Right
for now, right for Spring,
some with double thick
knees S..
Indestructlble Corduroy.
The Trousers of Trousers
for the boys that foot balls
and Sims up trees and
slides on cellar doors or door
step toboggans. Sizes 4 to
l6, brown or gray, Sl.25.
Junirerand Market Streets.
Only one item has disap.
peared from the rich list of
bargains in Gloves. Wise
women are taking them by
dozens and scores. Travel.
ing days are just ahead.
You'll remember:
Biarrit2, Csc, worth 81,
Suede Muusuuetalre, zoe, worth 81.
Kid Nousquetaire, Soc, worth Sl50.
Suede, 4-button. $50, worth sl.5p.
Kid Mousqnetaire. $l,25 worth
Sl.75.
Meu's Kid, 81. worth $3.50.
Arcade, Chestnut street,
The Shoe business is
booming with the bargains
for girls and small boys.
What better than to repeat
the announcement OF Satur.
day ;.
AM nov atptilct QUA atil lu slltl'iB
T"Ys. Seariy ss5"pairs ' in store.
ras ,', ,n"rs com gonll from the or,on,
zatlon OF firm. -,
N ehiid's Shoes in ali ' tho land. y
het Phla snl i tannad G KID
Mode the best stIape for comfort
Sizes ) 10 $. l'egular, sl,5O; very
sizes to 10 i;ssGiar i 70;
s 'l,i,. e''se' st'0' ASfe 'o.a'5'
sios a.d to ~ 2. nl nsg E sy - xsry
sizes 70 5, i ,.s, s:5 ). v, very
inns yi is onl , Erst success ia Il Garsaio
S So9s lor e ie,tar , Ss" se9er S
pairs for each boy and gin. itll
~ ps'
Inc aletacVioils ], hlioe
coiilloletG W aii o'ioi1ab "a
several hundred paliS OF
" etlle'i . '3ti9es 11i.gos,
bfi?llt ana aai. i'oaso 'la hl1
ana '7tfaiS''' '1oa1 az 80 \
coiiee1loa w, Mofs!l oiie,tIll1 10
=. - 4x.,la oa,,,,5Ia4a IL
! lJl DGae ttaltt', tOiil Ilictc III
ci1ne attractive evpry wsv.
= W. =
Mark4t Street,
| ac Atalanta Bicycle.
- - a A.
AS ldot We nave lb-0ile
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

In 1880 "Blo,ra's Bra.gAim T,'oeias,a
were introduced nni their SUCCESS MS a
cure for Colds Coughs Asthma, Nnl
bronchitis has he N Unparalleled
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Charles stewart practical plumber
EOS shlplay street telephone Is orders
promptly attended TO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

The fol owing described real estate, late
oil william 6fuhb, deceased. to wit
A ttree-story brick dwelling house on
the easteriy side of King street. between
Eleventh ana Twelfth Streets Numbered
INA aud containing II rooms. The lot
has n front on King street aboN a0feut !,
and a depth of about l23 feet tG an alley
TN feet wide, extending from Eleventh
TO Twelfth street.
Terms nj sale.
WILLIAM HAESUM, p.-
j3l-f6-9-ls-l7
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Of the storm ON the 9th inst viii
he sold at public sale at the residenc
ofthe subscriber. on the farm OF the la.e
John stewart, in South ChrIstianR hum
dred,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
wANAMAKER's.

Adjustable coasters.
All bearing dast-proof.
Weight 800 pounds.
Everything best. The
marvel is the price, ol20 for
q bang-up $3.50 machine.
All sorts Of Sporting
Goods are close by.
Market street, Basement.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

i'aaous New York Butter Cake Mt
Gardner's. Seventh aud SA4pier,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

DO you t!lii.a l put it in there on
parbgs59
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Mn Cleveland yesterday announced
four me,nlfers of his eahinet ana h.
day laanls3Hnees that iio!.e Smith. stsl
eaitol.of Georgia IS TO Leanotler. i
is sGi'i tIlat lie Is booked for s4rIeli5
of the Interior. Ills makes Tie llts
member OF the raitinontr fUt &l.a ltes
ttou VIII sylE be wloi9 tote smiti.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

With this week the Red
Room will pass into store
history. It now shows beau
tiiul Paris Lingerie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

CHEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
. WHEELER & WILSON MFG. CO,
SCI Market street. f2tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

To you think l put it in there on
purposef
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
WANA MAKER'S.

PHILADELPHIA. Il nrsday, Feb. H. 1893.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Columbus in flax. Daily
re,immortalized by the Ger.
man weaver from Stiller's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
DUHBio SALE

The subscriber having rented her farm.
sitna ed in PeAcHder hundred, GU the
road leading from Hare'a Corner. to Gins
COW, one mic north OF Portors station,
on the Del. Il. r., IA mile from Glasgow
station. on the Delaware City ana Newark
II. H., will sui at public sale
ON nInNnAV IrEnnIr. NY q. iann
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

I farm. will sell ut public sale at my
residence, near Grubbs' Corner. Brandy
wine hundred, on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Fancy Silks for trimmings.
Black Silk in every deslr.
able kind that can be war
ranted.
Colored midas for even.
ing wear, 30 in., Soc.