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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-03
DIRECTIONS FOR GIVING ALARM
TRlt>TEE.s SALE.
The state Of Texas, Ccutty Of AicLenna


Whereas. on the 2Sr day of January, 4 d.
1873, The Texas state Grange Fair Manufacture
ing aud Immigration Association. Patrons Of
Iiusoar dry private corpor ZION, by James l..
it, secretary made, executed and delivered il !
certain Deed of Trust in whiting, conveying to
). R, smith, as trustee, the Ian d hereinafter
described to secure the payment Of q cerlsn
promise Org note, made by. said corporation,
dated January 2rd, 1892. for the -um OF ten
thousand collars, with interest at III rate OF
ten per cent. per annum from date until paid,
and on certain contingencies tea per cent
attorney's fee. In favor OF and payable nine
iHo T. ai.er ate; to :. Amsier, William
9gis;biy' J ueKelvain =, J. r Gal,lsise, 1
H. Harris, j. Sewell, NJ. j. Montgome cry,
william >mthof.J. +, Brown. John Bak
pages n ssi' note. r sftrenc. Is here made
to Vol, H. gagl ilJ, III, AZ, OF the mortgage
re ordof NJ sn County Texas, for full
and note.
And ereas, said note Is nav past due. amp
default has made In the payment of the
anne by -sii rporation; and ID pa ees in
salt no|e have re- uesed the aid Il. Smith
said trustee. 81 said lands for ha payment
Ct aid mote o-orling TO the tie ms Of said deed
Of trust.
Now thereto. I. j. r smith. trustee, By vir-
;ure OF ths alta ~ vested in me by the said
deed of ut wiA sell between the legal hours
Tor the iAle - ard as in judicia sales Under
highest bidder inr cash. on tha first Eues day
IN Decemotr ~, tie same being on the tn
day tnerelt rue Court house coor OF Nc
Lehman Coun,g, IN the corner q Second and
Franklin 'tfe Is % Waco Texas al q said land
desci bed ln sac ICED of trust. situated In Nc
] ennsn Gov Texas, aud described AS fol-
W Besianng at the point where
me cas-. Inc the right q way Of he
Gnlf COLORADO and sante Fe Railway COM
pany ro-ses Tie north lire OF the Brewster
.u,vey, in M'-snnan County, Te Nas, Plan
ted stone Eed "F. q. " Thence
sou'hward eitl Faid right Of way 40 varas
20 corner Of Colo, orchard. tt cnoe y. 90 E
- varas. ~ ~ b's n. +. Corner. Th nee
20 I. g yars' g Msioy'' north line,
Thence y 4. With nsioy's add -----
north linz trar4sto :. corner of this 100
scres. Iaenee r. 81 ", 23s,!i ytras to Brew.
sters urth ID Thence :. 81 " 6aj varas,
70 point II be- ming Containing 400 acres Of
land, all lti5 lUt OF the y, brewster SUR
yey with Tue nights, members ard appurten-
snce sherste aslougingi and after he sale
thereof VI make such conveyance u the
purchaser ,tersot a= the terms OF sad deed Il
trust prJslie or
Witness my 6and this the ist day Of Noyem.
be-, A. D. iss'.
j. r. snira, Trustee.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-03
WACO FIRE DEPARTMENT,
Location Of fire Alarm Boxes

80 Royal Hotel 9th aud franklin - III IIIII
rs Wooden Mills 18th and Mary" III.IIIIII
81 corner 10th and Jefferson . III-IIIIIII
All boxes numbered above strikes thus
Box Is strikes | and stops, then strikes III
making Box Is, then repeats four times
Box rs strikes II and stope, then strikes I'LL
making Box % aud so on
DIRECTIONS FOR GIVING ALARM.
Reys will be found In residences on each cor
ler whore boxes are located. Open Fire Alarm
Boxes and pull Hook down and let go. Leave
Key IN box.
Turn alarm u only for fres. tl0.00 fine for
alse alarms,
Slow tapping OF bells signify companl
,alls.
second Friday In each month each box is
spped twice testing boxes and circuit line
When alarm OF hreis given the Fire Depart
nent has the right of way on all streets. AL
vehicles must drive near the sidewalk ard keep
away from the fre $500 hne fox running owe,
nose.
Report OF any careless driving going to OF
from 1res by the Fire Department will be
thankfully received by the Chief 80 fast and
careless driving 3 strcklv forbidden
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-03
anAntonio and Aransas Pass,

io0rE BouyD-so. 81. NORTH BoUHp.-so, 8
" Waco at a. m. Arrives $50 p. n
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-03
E AT
0 C 7 0 B Err SALE!

- 1t takes go into every department and Cut
Prices Right and Ieft-to Mark Down Goods until the
Profits vanished and articles sold at prices that make
people wonder But that is what have done-to put
the goods within the reach of ALTO give the people Full
Value for their money Superior Results Extra Fine Work
manhp-to keep the Cheapest and Best in all our Depart
and have decided to make this great slaughter sale
in selfdccnsc Of the poor price Of Cotton and
the sringency Of the money market
THE FOLLOWING
Of the prices show you the way that you
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-03
II.

WE. OWENS. Tickle. Agent,
Uxdsr Pnoido Hotel Block. Opposite Postofls
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-03
rhe rntton Reit

NO carries through See er Tor ST. Louis VIA
Iron Mountain. y, 4 carries through eeper
10 Caro- All trains through 20 Memphis and
Cairo without change.
For further particulars call on
~. :. 1iLLrsr Agent,
ll2 south Fourth ST
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-03
Local Time Gard.
zissouri. Kansas 81 Texas.
.'sssenger TrMns--Souih Bound

No {. mas throusa wagner sleeper to ssr
Antonio Via Lockha-t era Luling.
J.E.sMlTH
Ticket Agen', N "a soath Foqr'h street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-27
BULLS TAKE A WHIRL
Al the Markets Sho~ a Buoyant
Feeling.
LEAD BUSHES UP 3 PER CENT
Th> lndussriAis Were Eagerly sosght
Amer ansi tho selling w@s Good
for s4sssi4y's session-


INV YoRx. March n Money on call
has : s~n nominal. opening. highest and
lowest. ; closing offered at i
Fosfed rates. AsI4fs9.
Government bonds have been tiru.
The market opened active and buoy
undes brisk demand 10 cover
lfts. and considerable buying for the
~ account Prices went up = e. 5
per cent with rush. Gas. Electric. Rub
Der and Lead leading the upward move
uent. When the bears attempted 10
cover in General Electric they found a
market srarce % the stock. and the
brokers' ~hs have been rendering IL
freely To the shorts say that very little
stock has been. returned. Among the
other Indusfrials Cotton Oil moved up l
20 = per cent on reports ~ heavy earn
irgs The Changers and New England
were also buoyant. and sold al the best
figures 81 the week Cordage sold up
ffona GIL. 10 ga on largely increased
business. and the brokers', Identified
= ith the insiders. we're the principal buyers.
Tie dealings aggregated i7o.so sharcs, a
far amount for a saturday short session
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-27
Chicarn Grain.

CucAao. March 25--There was a stronger
tone Ia Mag wheat today. but July was slow
and easy. the former closing &c higher and
the latter &C lower.
Corn vas opened about where II stopped
last night. bat there was generous selling.
resulting in decline Of = 10 1<c.
Oats shared In the weakness IN corn. and
closed y 10 &c lower.
The small hog receipts induced fair buy
fng Of provisions ~ moderate advance In
prices. At the close May pork showed a
gain q fz<c. lard Zoe and ribs Sc.
Butterine. all grades. ia fair request. Al the
following figures: Esstlake dairy. l5c; En-
pire. isc; Illinois creamery, lSc; fancy do.
s9tsc.
Closing:
wnEAr-March. 751c; May. re; July.
IKE.
CoRs-March. 40xci April. 4i'se; May,
f2Ac; July. &3iac.
OArs-May. siNc; June, 3i1Sc; July,
sic: September. SIC.
rokx : March, sis42; May. si7s2;
July. sf7.s2.
LAnp-March. SLID; May, sii.35;
july, 81 no: September, sii.oo.
Ribs--March. <s.a5; May. SOLO; July.
80.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-27
Of Interest to Inventors.

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PDaffzHBRs A<~s.gkrIoS. cf
which this paper q a unember.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-27

NEw YozK. March 25.-FLoCE-Duli.
neglected; winter wheat, low grades.
:. 10 10 80 per cNt.
Waxtr--Dull; shade easier. with options
closing steady. Closing: March. 4@cs
Arril, 7tssc. May. nc; June. 5Ctse: July,
- &c: August. - Ne: September. 1cesc.
loGS-Easic closing firrn and scarce.
Closing: March. 5l5sc; April, 5oisc; May,
f9s4c: Jane. fgs<c: July. is5fe.
OArs-Dull. heavy; ~0ot prices: No. :.
3D. 10 St5fc, No. > white, Al to 9-3se.
I.SKD-tSuiet. steady; western steam
eies-cd az il.sD city. loco.
PORK--Dull. easy: old iresss. $50 10
$50. new mess. ls.7O Ia 1900.
CHkssE-Steidy. moderately active; state,
o, % IL; fancy, lis. 20 f2c-
CoFsEk-OptiOns opened steady; I'M
changed "a points ~; closed barely steady,
5 TO Is points down; March, lT.oo TO lilo;
Nay. $50 10 Is. 81; June. is.40i July, los
70 l6.3; september. f6--5; spot kio,
dull. nominal; No. :. 17z.
sraAR--Iiaw quit. frin; fair refining. &c !;
centrifugal, % deg. test. SIC; refined active.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-27

rSIos Srock YAaps. Chicago. March 25.-
Cattle Receipts. 300: market firm
common 90 extra steer. si.D % $i-e5 !;
sfocker- and feeders. 81 D. $3.50; COWS
heifer< and hnlls. Al .ss5 10 So.
Hogs Receipt- 200: market steady
heavy. SIS t. 80: mixcd and medium,
SIS 10 $50: light. 10 60 10
Sheet,-Receipf-. 5000; market firm
poor Ia extra, <s.oo 10 500: lambs. <i-35
Ia 81 IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-27


Both The m<thod and results vhsn
eyrup Of Figs . tasen: IL i pleasant
a1d refreshing 60 the txste, and scss
rentIy vet promptly GA inc kidneya
Liver SD Boseis. ci<anses the sys
tesn sEsctn.lly. dispeis colds. bead
sehxs and fevsfs sad cures habttaL
eu.zt.pztion. Syrup Of Figs b the
enis -smedy Of il kind ever pro-
s.st~a. rl.<sirg 10 the taste and 40
ceptabIs l. the stomach. prompt 10
rs action and truly beneficial In IL
sd-cts. prepared only from the Eaost
hex.thy ana agreeable nhstances, iis
many sxcellers ausIities commend u
to al aud have male it ths most
popular rsmedy kncvn-
Syrup Of Figs = for sa'e In 300
and 81 bottles BY al leading drug
xist2 ANY relisnle druggist Who
mar not have Il on nand Will pro-
cure it promptly for any one Who
wishes 10 Try IL DO not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA re SrRUP co.
sss ss<scssc0. car.
t9t4~s4><s ~. go soe6 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-27

ArpTi,s---F Fair 10 x8od. Der tbi- RIA
aeo. fases. pc khi &kz5a3n
tsasDkKxIEs--Bell and cherries. $40 per
ba: Jerseys. <3.Nd8 = DER IA.
FroRpA OaksaEs-BFixbts. 1,.old325
Per tax.
LkNoxs--<e~ Ne>sina<. In box Of M's
and atos <3.1od3ae per box.
Ba>Nsx--Accordinc 90 quality. N-5o3
$50 pei bunch
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-27
MICHIGAECEETRAL

~nnls. Al ,ssls~fs aesis szesrf sanlsg
Takfnr ee-rs koverflssf ~ 49,
sirsp.nE car 81 fsriff sr1 ttla.tI~ -
- freies leatsne ftrssd fsflss - E m 80
lessiff NfffaIf a. ttfF r.. effisinE - arana
Eaffds 81 l1Br n Nrrrf rrunetilss rnellr
81 brfrnit v4fk ~ ti.frufh fraine rasi rFrf Ne
nistsirss G@atrni ruilfend lCsneds e-sufb-fs
flstEtnrf
frtnx nssoas. ca A. = Noslfus ~
G. " hcesL,ss. =. r. 4 j A.. C1ieeEo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-27
CHICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN
RAILWAY.

cofSo n crI-tDo
Nv. Grand Rsrios <.3am fnpm srUrm
Ar. Chicago s....J s. y M sa5pm 40 IN
EETtENlR0 rEor fu1r lea
lv. Chicago. ~. SO o. So ~ 81 fspm
AZ. Grand kspids 3 ~ y n fuEpn ~6loa m
f8,,rs> FkKnaH kap ~. AR
Is. Grand Rspies taam IHpn 81 r. - N
Az. Grand Eapl..s - i1a - 81 llf5p
To AND THoH 81 skfiso<.
Ls Or tnsm lEpm 3lNpm ffspn
Ar. a. .fbl5am - SIS ON tHrfa
TKafErsH tf7f, akklEfrK tt|p FfIoakEt
~ firand Rspids ..4..--. Imam tXpm
Ar. Traverse It's ....-,..,.. A. sapn BE m
Az. thafl~st.ix ~. .t.s....|.. = 4 ~ . -
Ar fcfsekey 80. l........... 1Npm -
Ar Nanisfre ........ II A. IN 11Hpm
&frixe fsln reinekey ~ az > an IRON 1Tsscrss
Cits IL ~ m. iooa y N,
fHkoroa an 1rns1rE
uarnrr farior fars loare Grnnd RAPID. =
Pm leave Chicaro 1Epw
Wagner Slreprrs Lave ffrzrd Rapids III ~
y ~ lrase flssraro 81 - \ m.
Pre- chair cur - Manletse SC %
sksefy day. other TRAINS ~eet dnEs onis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-27
Gpe<a'ies and Professionalism
Prices

tHKksn-fuil cream. l2st0f3c
CAsNKp Goops--Corn. i-1d1.d 50 per dox;
tomatoes. 81 ESD 30 per doz-
Roasted, Rio. z2d25c; Mari
caibo. 2bld2sc: Java. 3oe3fc; Mocha and
Java. 3bsfSic: package. $3.50.
IARD-Compound tierces. sac; COM
pound. 5o-pouna tins. &c; pure. tierces.
$1,000; Opound tins. 1si4c kettle rendered.
ticrces. Si4.25; 5o-pound tins. 1t'se.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-27

r.o>po~. Mar,.h 2s.--fhe grain markets
of<ned this nlorRinE quiet. AZ Liverpool
wheat uncbanged. buyers hclning on hoping
10 obtain sx,fllf concessions. Corn lid
higher and les active. Wheat on passage
quiet bat steady. 1he French markets were
unchanged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-27
Detroit Grain.

DKrnorr. Mich. March 25.-wheat-No. .
I'd. cash, sss{c: May, 7o,lc; July. 72kc;
Ma. I white. cash. g. &c.
Corn-No. ,. cash. fis<c.
Oats-No. whise, 3sc No. ?. 3fc.
RYc-No. = ss1c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-27
MARKETS.


general quietness prevailed in the
hpcal markets during TIE past week The
market Was sell Supplied with all lines
excepting poultry. which remained firm
and high. Farm produce was steady
Eggs dropped cents within the week.
bat butter was steady and IN demand.
There was a general furry in the sugar
market yesterday. and all grabs went
ap lf.c Lard vas lower yesterday. and
went down a % cent. Wheat was un
usually steady. The quotations in outside
markets varying bat y Il a cent FROM
day t. day Fresh pork declined liz
tie. but ciosed arm The trade II the
week wss satisfactory 10 merchants.
Farm prc-tsce.
Quotations 70 fsfuefs-
Nteix SratR--tlke lie Ter pound.
Marfs ~ysF'F---srtfeoc PER gaL
RrrrEs-z2c pr pound.
ksas-ls< Per dor.
F'1sArnrs--tssif-Fsr pr IA
Bfxx<-Hahd "a I'D. 81 = per hn
Hassy- Fancy white. Loo p~r Ts1und.
LxTrver-- flot hoss~e. - pr pound.
rkssT ks--cs.' psr doz.
Ti.sstps- As - pr ba
Rrrsststa-->s-f-s5c rer pa.
FAszogs--. ft,ftk- p.r bsl.
RrRfs--11-5o PER "a.
f'sssSfre-- -. rer pa
CsRa4eE--sssf.f - % pr doz.
Cs1rNv-e+s - per doz
vzaxrNr.r tirsFvss - &c per bunch.
SrfSses .tssfzr So "a.
TlFItsxY Peg no1nd.
Rsnssass- lief hoss~a ofs5c par Dor
ttrslrf,,s
tFFr - i4t4f<i go ~ ~.
t,<rs<- - 80 e. rsef tei
ti<foss-tsreen. ~ - rer 7,z b,saches.
Pu.ifrv
Tfre tsrtrss f1sise. fse---s fH9f-,
Alse chlrk M ss8 reostess fosfee:
iresarsl ffsffEt
Live ,rets. iff4 - 'ee--s3 fS7fts
iife a'd-r,c~sar< o.. 3rr-.es zsfs..
ttrr s.art& Il<tfsc sss~ss,f. 81 ffs.
t-ifs ge.4s. rlFiIe. sres--i. = -.
Fresh weass
:. .-f---+-- .-.-.-t t-F--s. $50, -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-30
Opening Mt Mitchell & Basins.

Mitchell & Bash began their spring
opening At their large store No 2l9
Market street yesterday, and since
that time the store has been crowded
with buyers and sight ssers. Tie
store Ia beautifully decorated the
walls and ceilings being covered with
brilliant colored silks. laces and rib
bons, with flowers adding to the
beauty.
The spacious bulk windows are deco
rated in n striking manner, with u
line of pretty hats which are beautl-
fully trimmed with flowers, leaves and
grasses. The flowers IRE made on
long, pliable stems stand at all angles,
nodding and shaking In the slightest
breeze. Above the hats hang bright
| coloIod ribbons. intsrmingled with
flowers, while beneath them are mo
tai ornaments which sparkle like
| Jewels.
The opposite window Is fitted UP
with tigurea clad in the latest styles oil
silks. There arc many lovely coats OIL
| wraps OF the latest and newest tlnts.
Inside the store last night there were
flashes OF electric lights ana fountains
Of sparkling water. Great palms and
ferns with leaves of cool green, under
the brilliant tlnts of roses, carnations
tulips and hyacinths. The flowers
were twiped about arches that spring
| from one side of the store to the other
Strings of flowers and ribbons. ant
silks and iace5 hung in festoons. 81 H. l
about gas pipes and form series o
arches under which the visitor goei
To u bower of beauty in the rear of the
store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-30


The death OF Representative Como.
way has given rise TO a question, ON
which there Is II vast difference of opin-
ion even among attorneys. There ara
those who contend that on account Of
the vacancy the General Assembly
will be obliged to adjourn until a spe-
cal election can he held In Kent coun.
ty to elect Ills SUCCESSOR, whila there
are others, equally well informed, who
contend that an adjournment will not
be necessary, and that tho surviving
members can transact business the
came as usual.
Section 3, Article Of the Constitu.
ton says; III the ONCE OF represents.
tive or tho Office of Senator become
vacant before the regular expiration
oil the term thereof, Representative
or Senator shall be elected to illl
such vacancy, and shall hold the Office
for the residue of said term
The same section provides that when
a vacancy occurs when the General
Assembly is not in session the Gov
erhor shall order an election to I'LL
sucn vacancy.
Section Is says that when vacancy
occurs when the General Assembly ID
In session writ shall be Issued by The
SPEAKERS OF both houses for an cleo
ton. but Mother of these sections PRO.
viies that the Legislature shall be
obliged to adjourn until The vacancy
is illIed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-30
nos.


Just received car load OF choice
seed oats. A. l.. White. Silverbrook. :.
Pabst Milwaukee Beer on tap or
In bottles by the dozen or barrel, at
Robelen's, los w. 7th st.
The plate glass In the bulk window
OF Max Ephraim, No. 3l6 Market
street, was broken yesterday by the
awning fixtures slipping and striking
the glass.
Albert Butcher painted the three win
dow curtains In Kennald IL Cos dry
goods store. No. 623 Man ket st.
James Scott. of our city. visited
West Chester on Wednesday on busl-
ness.
Enos Z. Thatcher. OF West Chester,
is attending the meetings OF the Snen-
andoah Pulp Company and also the
HarDer's Ferry Paper Company, OF
which he Is treasurer, held In our city
yesterday.
John Ritchie, workman at McLear
d kendall's carriage factory. broke his
left leg while at work Wednesday af-
ternoon by falling from a ladder.
The Reformed Episcopal Church of
the Covenant will hold It's annual uni.
on communion service tonight. Rev.
Isaac Jewell. Of Ep worth III. L. Church
viii preach.
Mr.. James Shoemaker, formerly q
resident oil this city, but now located
IN Philadelphia, paid our city visit on
Wednesday.
The finest buclwheat meal prepared
or otherwise. and ut the lowest prices,
to. j. Smiths. 18th and Shlpley SITS.
Extra early and other peas. at J. j.
Smiths 4th andd Shipley streets.
The Rev. J. H. Mllligan, pastor First
Presbyterian Church will preach at the
Good Friday evening service at Cove
nant Reformed Episcopal Church,
Third and West streets.
Tho first Delaware shad OF the sea.
son were received by W. G. Elliott. on
Tuesday, tho 2Sth inst, and were
caught by William Updike and Chas.
Salvador at bombay Hook, and sold at
500 per hundred. -. -...5
The Wilmington Yacht Club has
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, George w. Sparks vice-presi-
dent, Frank Corbit; secretary, John j.
| Mahony; treasurer. L.. j. Foulk; CAP
tain, William Frederick; first mate,
Charles II. Foulk; second mate, Ii. II.
Triggs; purser, II ID. Holt;directors,
George w. Sparks. Il. ]. Foulk, Vim.
Frederick, II. AZ. Trggs, F. l.. Buck
master.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-30

Prof. Gill delivered another lecture
on Bible reatiing In the Sunday school
room of West Pres. Church last even.
Ing. After chasing tho different books
under the head AS Pcntetuch Histori-
cal, Poetlcal aud Prophetical, he con-
sidcred the character of Job and the
trials to which he was subjected at the
instigatlou of SaLar. whom he treated
us having an actual personal exist
ence.
lie alluded to the trlnls and trlbula-
tions of Job. all OF which he boie with
forttude, never swaying. from his
trust IN God, and his final triumph.
The history OF Job showed the i'm
portaice of integrity, iirmnsss. sub
mission TO affections and deprivations
which cannot Ire averted. and trust in
God. in order to succeed in this world,
mud obtain eternal happiness In the
world to come.
On his concluding. Row. A. N. Keig.
win spoke Of the great satisfaction lie
had experienced in listening to the
lecture, and sad that he considered 1t
equal to the sermons of MIR. Moody
on Daniel and other Bible characters,
recently delivered at the rink in our
city. Those who are studying the
Bible. and particularly all Interested
In Sunday school work, will do well to
hear the lecture next Wednesday even,
tnn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-30

food for the nerves and blood was
found which has proved In years of
practice u certain cure for the many
ills, sleeplessness. dyspepsia. kidney
troubles. neuralgia and the rest, that
result frequently from over work or
improper living.
This Painc's celery compound makes
people well, as thousands OF persons
throughout the country have testified
every year. but no better Testimonial
has been received than that from the
Roxbury Home for aged women. the
Inatron of which says: I'VE realize
that Pains's celery compound has
been very beneficial
One OF the inmates, Mrs. Hannah
Patterson, 80 years old, has been
greatly benefited by Paine's celery
compound. She can sew as we'll as
she could at ilfty, which she has not
been able to do for ten or twelve years.
because she was unable to hold the
work In her hands.
Miss Lucy Mann, another resident
OF the Home, has beer cured OF general
prostitution. and these and others
could not say enough In praise OF the
remedy that has made them we'll.
Palne's celery compound Is not q
patent medicine, a sarsaparllla, or al
ordinary tonic, but is as superior tc
them all as the diamond Is to ordinary
glass. 1t is to be had at any drug
etore, and in these months of March
April. May, when,as everybody knows,
q true nerve tonic and blood purifier
Is essential, 1t Is In greater demand
the country over, than all the hundred
and one nostrums that people are from
year TO year beguiled into using.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-30

DARINGTON.-In West Chester. OF
Monday. March aTth. Franklin Darling
ton, aged II years.
Friends aud relatives OF the family arr
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence. corner High and
Market streets. on Friday. March 3lst. 1893
Meet at the house at O'Clock p. IN. Inter
ment at birmingham.
CLABK--In thls city. on the 2sth inst.
John U. Clark In his seth year.
The relatives and friends are invited t.
attend the funeral services at his late
residence. No. l West Eleventh street.
Friday morning, March 3lst, at 10 O'Clock
1nte.ment ut st. Georges Cemetery.
PHlLIlPS--On March 2eth. 1893, HANNAH
w. Phillips, aged 93 years.
Funeral services Mt the residence OF he
daughter. MargnrCtta Bannar, No.
Robinson street, on Friday afternoon Il y
o'clock.
Unveil thy bosom faithful tomb
Take this new treasure to thy trust,
And give these sacred ashee room
To slumber Ia the silent dust.
Thus Jesus slept, Gods dying Son.
Passed through the grave and blesse
the bed;
Sleep OH dear Gran till from tho throne
Tho morning breaks and pierce til
shade.
CANNON.-Suddenly on March Goth, lSo;
James Cannon. Sr.
| Relatives and friends are invited to hi
| tend the funeral from his late resldenc
| on Lancaster Pike. near Silverbrook sta
| ton. on Monday morn ing at 80 O'Clock
High mass ut st. Joseph Church. Inter
ment Mt New Cathedral Cemetery. I