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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-30

DEoPLE'e sAvtN0a BANK. OCCIDENTAL
block. seattle. W ashsazton Csrttsi. olO0 0u0.
Oncers - boart Of rrostees - Bailey 0assesA
Pressdent: Jacob turth Vice Preaideut: Anhuu
A. Denny. Eecond Vice. President James n Nay.
zen. Manager. Cashier saA Secretary: Frank I.
biodeet. Assistant Cashier; I. rchwAbarhss. Joha
leary. VIM T. Raiisy. John C0tins. utio hanka
Transact savings bank business sseios.vsly.
Deposits received from doll 80 ten thousond
dollars. riH per cent iDserest per mum allowed
on term ard our per csnA on ordinary dspoattA
DIVIDENDS declared the last day 81 May and Ma.
vtmhsr. Loans made on real ssta;s OF spDevvoj
coiiAaeyAss ouiy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-30

1VQotouW-FfmtF. 80 Did.
FsNANctAL
0oeey on cal!-FissS st 2Q15 per cent Closed,
eooesd Of - per cent Prime papsT, eos per
eput Startling sHas.anEe-ftrm. with actual
busness in baukecs bitis AZ 34.AySf1AOC for
axty-days. and sig9 .Sts9,s for demand.
GerD ExPokTa
3 kRw YoRK, Meg ga-Thers hss been taken
~ 81 por, or Wednesday 2.500.o 90 In gold, In
addition 10 81 .ooo. os' which Is going tomorrow.
SILVER
new foRk. May g. Bar silver. s2sSs Next.
cal doiisrs, estsc
BONDS
= tres) -. ,'s.U. =. II feoupon). ll2s<
3. B. y tregl 49,. ~ Pacific Gl ....... LOS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-30
SEATTLE. Nay ~. Is94
e,sAeress q the seattle, Tacoma and Fort
- eIoasiag houses 'odsy were:


r.. vheos market ,csatinues 70 decline In re-.
49,. q teusr pric'.s q Europe. Nothing Il
Ss.~ Asns GOV, anG tes mafks: II pfinctpstly
70 : sssse & trsetvity. Quotations are merely
ss..loal. tesrs for esp1rt 6h355c for club snd
5SS7nr foe blus s,ens. Good blue stem brings
r. a. milling purposes. The latest quotation
- England IL is ,sa: quarter fof wal!a waiia
- ehsnes since se:Bsdsy 10 noted 10 the gro
- snsskst other ss.an . slight weakness Ia
hens and salt PORK.
rnerv IL . general scarcity Of some kinds OF
sruit which his esescd prices 70 sdvaacs.
nl11av eu,sus have CASE up another SOC per case,
.1ekins IL auotsiioa e. %, aud lemons are not
obusy II ~ nssksi
Cheryies hays CONS down SOC per box, and are
"a tor q. but thc ehsnge will probably be
en,y ssmpcfssy. 1ss Temporary scarcity In
- esssiss q the bes ding Of the week caused
a sAssnee - e IS pr crate.
New ontone are becoming more plsnty snd
hays bees reduced liz stsice, now selling Tor &c.
snipxssss IND RRcxirrA
Dusssg IL past Tvs aaty-four hours psodues
- nsrehandiss hsse been shipped from and
Jssslvsd q The port OF Ssettisin the following
Tons
ehipmsuts b. rail All ssatss.. 2,4sl
Receipts By rail- and ~ster- .-.....--....... List
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-30

1AlLRoAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-30

Ccmmeacoug March 77oA. passeoforo leavane
spoka ne on M,ndAyA Wednesdays and Fridaya
connect same afternoon q Nerthport With steamer
fer Trail creek. Robson, >eison. kAifear Pilot Bsy.
Ainswoysn, kaSio. and Siocan. and passenger
arriving from the north thoae days Viii 70 =
rectly through To Spok ane. arriving ~ & 50 y N.
Daily service via this line wt1 commenco obo0o
April 10th. when passsngefs VIII ~ through Ne
came dAy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-30

sight e1chanes ana te,egrspaic sransfsss - NOD
SeSe. Chicago. - r>ni. saa fraactscA Hoge
land and various POINTS In web
tnGsoa, csVeon and 6ritiaA
columbia
eieAt Inn % sxehaags on Lcndoa avallaAae -
where Ia Europe
beads, STICKS and other vAiuablss recetv0A 49,
Dosll for AAee keeping.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

Book News for May is
particularly rich in portraits.
Besides the plate.paper pic
ture of Donald G. Mitchell,
whose graceful and thought
graced prose has made ELK
Marvel" pleasantly famous,
there are the faces of James
Lane Allen, Sir John Lub-
book, Mrs. Oliphant, Fran
cisque Sarcey, Oliver Crom.
well, Louis Agassiz and of
Whittier at As. Fourteen
other pictures and an I'M
usually interesting and varied
miscellany complete t h e
number.
A book buyer or a book
lover who misses Book News
loses a touch on contempor-
airy literature that no other
publication can supply.
Book News is sc, SOC a
year.
Book Store. Thirteenth street .#
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

The eight cent Ginghams
well worth lac to the
very hour when we printed
the down price. 10000
yards = big round figures.
The flash of happy eyes at
the front of the counter has
reflected the CLINT of the yard
sticks behind it as they told
off in rapid undulation the
waves of the Ginghams-
floating away to meet their
gowny destiny.
We control all of this
make of Ginghams in this
market. Mark that.
This May day is to many
a day for Summer-dress
thought. The arbiter of
prices has been thinking
with you. To-day he has
gone through the Cotton
Dress Stuffs--th peerless
stock of Cotton Dress Stuffs
and has shipped, clipped
and cut prices as follows:
Fine printed Muffs from 123sc to
loo.
Fine striped printed Null, from
l5c to l2i%c.
Fipe printed Basket Shifting, from
Ice TO l2Lc.
Fine printed cumtric. 81 in, from
Fine printed Satin-striped Popiln,
from zoe to 1870.
just across the aisle from
these the relentless blue
pencil has gone through
some of Whytlaws' choicest
Novelties in Glasgow Cling.
hams. The cut group in
cludes Iridescent and Plaid
Epinglines, jacquard spots,
Corded Lace, Silk stripe and
Velour Russo Crepes. The
prices tumble thus: 37l to
Doc, 45 to 37Ic, 65 to SOC,
Is to 60c. Among these
goods, many exclusive, each
beautiful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

Fined Tor Working on Sunday.
]. W. Judefind. a Seventh Day Ad.
yertist, was lined In the court of Kent
County iast week for having husked
corn on sunday. Tho date OF the yio-
lation of the law was November IS,
1882. When sentence was put on Mr..
Judefind he SAID that no could not un.
derstand how 1t was that the Tolches-
ter Company backed by men OF wealth,
was allowed to work seven days In a
week while q poor man like himself
was not allowed to work six days,
keeping Saturday as his Sunday as he
did. JudeHnd refused to pay his fine
and went to jail At the expiration Of;
thirty days he can be released by sta
ting to the court his inability to pay.
He said that his going to jail was a
matter OF conscience with him. Tho
prisoner is man highly esteemed in
the community in which he lives. He
has a iamiiy and is about IS years OF
age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

aware until recently that her husbapd
had aligned . petition In favor Of the
place. She u well acquelnted with
Mr.. Mckinney. and thought him too
nics : man to be In the rum business.
He y . good grocerym4ns and ehe was
surprised that be wanted to cult 1t and
get Into lower businesss
Mr.. Prickett eeid this was the only
witness that he had present and that
this morning he would have more and
also . remonstrance against the IL
cense being granted.
Mr.. Turner called DR.. Fahey. Michael
Newell, Daniel w. Lynch and Thomas
+. Lally. each Of whom testified that
they are well acquainted with Mr.. Nc
kenney and that he Ii q proper man to
keep place. They also testified that
q good hotel with stabling was badly
needed In that locality to accomno-
date the market people on Madison
street.
AT s O'Clock court adjourned until 0
o'clock this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02


The city of Washington ana It's sur
roundinRa present Ia themselves the
moet charming OF plnoss fora visit at
any season Of the year. but particu-
iariy 30 In the spring. when all nature
appears In its best form. There II no
place In the Union that has 90 many
attractions and offers so many points
Of interest 10 this delightful city.
Tho best means for visiting Wash
ington Is by securing ticket on one
OF the famous personally-conducte
pleasure tours OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad, which includes the services
of an experienced tourist agent and
ohaperon. Tho tours are OF three days
duration. and the rate OF eI3 from New
York. Gil from Philadelphia and Will
mlngton. and proportionate rntes from
other points. covers railroad fare and
hotel accOmm odations. Tickets In
Guiding meals en- route, In addition to
above, can DO purchased at stations
east OF Philadelphiaa at q slight advance
on above rates.
There are but two tours remaining
OF the spring series, the first leaving
May 4th and the last May 25th. APP
plfcation for tickets or Information
regarding these delightful tours
should be made to the ticket agents or
to the tourist agents OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railway Company. $40 Brond-
way. New York, 1913 South Fourth St.,
Philadelphia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02


The stockholders OF ~ Wilningtor
annual session ut Blrdoboro ycUteysiay,
President Henry A. DUPONT prosldod
ana presented MS annual report, which
showed the gross earnings to be casa,
0o7.S1 Tho operating expenses vera
e3e6. 500. 40: taxes, "a, 913. d6; interest on
bonds, $50, IFS; Interest received, g.
024.l7; leaving the net earnings OF the
road. 81. 226. o8. There was an increa %
over the previous year OF e37. 979 Oh In
gross earnings and e20.Sll.25 In
operating expenses.
The company now has nInety-two
miles OF steel track and the number OF
new ties laid during the year was ga
1914. beside IA, 414 feet OF switch ties.
trains run daily was "a; passengers
carried, 452. 461; total earnings from
passengers. eS9.022.e5; freight earn
tngs ESQ. coo s.; tons carried, sos, :
75t. The total equipment at close OF
year was 90 locomotives and Ala oars
OF all descriptions
New equipments for the road dur
ing the year was e2l, 091. 40; real estate,
els, $1,000, and construction Ga 044. IS.
No change has occurred In the capt.
tai stock. and the bonded indebted
mesa has been diminished by the ex-
change ofs2S, 900 first mort0aRs bonds,
while the whole funded indebtedness
Is now composed Of: First mortgage,
3 per cent; bonds. $4S6. moo; general
mortgage, 5per cent: gold bonds,
e262. 900.
The company controls, by Its own err
ship Of a majority OF the capital stock,
the West Chester street railway, 5.57
milos, which connects with the VIII
mington and Northern railroad at
Lenapc.
The new officers elected are as fol-
lows: President. Henry A. DUPONT;
secretary, e. b. Shuster; superintend'
ent and treasurer, A. @. McCausland;
chief engineer. F. L. Hills; general
freight and passenger agent. Bowness
Briggs; directors, George Brooks. DR..
Charles Houston, A. L. Foster. John s.
Gerhard. Colonel L. Heber Smith and
VIM. S. Conner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

Comparisons are always more or less
odious. and extremely SO is the com
parison between the actions OF tho
sleetion riot at tile Sixth dis
trict. Fifth ward polls. in June. 1891,
and the actions OF the Democratic DO.
lice under Mayor Rhoads at the extra
assessment in the City Hall in 1890.
Tho police at the so-called election
riot did preserve order when called
upon to do SO. and did interfere to
prevent personal injury to the Demo-
cratic officials, who were Joseph l..
Carpenter, Jr.. and his son, Frank d.
Carpenter, inspector of thu election.
! But at the extra assessment of 1890
there was no protection whatever for
Republicans who were pressing for
ward by the hundred to get assessed.
Instead tho Democratic police with
drawn clubs and pistols threatened to
brain the Republicans who were press.
ing forward to get assessed. while
ward politicians by concert of action
previously agreed upon, occupied
the ear and time OF the assessors, two
OF whom at that time were Hewson L.
Lannan the present United States Mar.
shall, and his Deputy. David w. Hughes.
Some OF the policemen who figured in
that assessment riot have been sp.
pointed upon tho new police force, but
We fall to SEQ that Joseph L. Carpen.
ter. Jr., or any other Democrat went
before the commissioners and pro-
tested against the appointment OF
0 these men. -
. We fail to see either that any protest
was made against the appointment to
the force OF the man who created q
small riot at the Eleventh ward polls
in 1891, and brutality assaulted Samuel
N. Trump, prominent and peaceful
citizen of that ward, and for which he
was made to pay fine in the Munich
pal Court. The protest against the
Democratic jail-bird and wife.beater
who was appointed to the new Police
Force, did not even come from Demo.
Gratis until after the Republican papers
exposed him.
Had they not have spoken out so
decisively against the appointment OF
this man. he might still have remained
very respectable Democratic mem.
Der OF the force. 1t seems to be only
Republican policemen whose actions
and characters are to be closely scru-
tinized and bounced from the force
by the unsupported evidence Of any
Democratic politician WHO may har-
Dor resentment against them. Any
thing seems to answer for Demo.
cratic policeman, while Republicans
ara compelled to pass high scale of
character and efficiency. We are,
however. pleased that this high dis.
tinction has been drawn. Compare.
sons are odious.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

falls to buyf Dross indeed. While we
can none OF us claim total exemption
from that greatest Of all ills TO which
mesh ts hcir-ill health. we may do much
this not alone by the adoption OF such
sanitary nir assures ms arc 10 be found In
daily exercise, regular hours prudence
In eating and drinking. and d wholesome
diet but also by reeorting TO judtcious
preventive medication when the system
Y threatened By unhealthful Influences.
For iustanoe. residents or eo1ourners In
malarious localities should use Hostet-
ter,s stomach Bitters as q defcnse against
chtils and fever. ana persons who incur
much OF out-of-doors exposure should
employ IL rs a safeguard against rheu-
mntism. Travellers In the tropics find II
INVALUABLE also rs means OF nrrestIng
liver complaint and constipation. and
couu teracting tho dobtlit,ltlng influence
OF torrid climate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02
H7THAT do stores do for

l7THAT do stores do for
" big men? No mat.
ter what stores do.
What do we do?
There's almost as good a
show for men Of A to 50
inches breast measure as for
ordinary m e n. There's
enough variety to make every
man who is big glad that
this house is so big - its
prices for Big Mems Cloth.
ing 80 small. $l2 to $40.
Don't forget to step inside
of Oak Hall when passing by
to see a very remarkable dis.
play of Spring Clothing.
Prices $12, SIS, S18 and
$40.
Don't wait for a hot day.
It's going to stop raining
some time and Summer
will be upon you before you
know it and find you all un-
prepared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02
Meeting Of Elder. and Ministers.

The ministers md elders OF Concord
quarterly meeting, Sociey OF Frlends,
met In this city yesterday.
The monthly meetings Of Darby,
Chester, Goshen, Concord, Whining.
ton and Birmingham, thirteen congre.
cations In all. were represented. The
following representatives were elected
to the yearly meeting of ministers and
tina Dodgson, Darby; Allen F,itcrnft,
Chester; Beulah z. Reese. Media; Re-
becca O. Bartram, Willistown; J. Hib-
herd Bartram, Goshen; Ellen j. Larkin,
Linwood; II. Crosby Fairlamb, Concord ;
Priscilla 7. Speakman and Eiwood W.
Smith. Wilmington; John d. Worth
and Susan W. Woolley. West Chss.
tar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

is becoming line and the roads good
for driving. 1t would be well. to have
your carriage look as well and Wal.
Their d. Company, manufacturers,
south OF Market street bridge, is the
place to have it done. First class
work is their motto and all work is
guaranteed. Have 1t done at once and
avoid the rush,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

The Eyerv Evaufng Ia axtremolv
anxious for the Iee,slatura tn mass
the bill to perm,t every City Council
10 elect its own oficera wbv ,id N
not think about il when thu law was
changed sonoe .,x vea,,. ave IN nerrult
the present plan of electiur Council
officera. II we mistake not the rent,e.
man ioinp dntv "a editor of tho Evorv
Evening was then n member of tho
CITY Council ana wa havana reoollec-
flon Of MIN then lifting nm hIs voieo In
nrotest 10 wbat ba now aavocataa
Nc. the boot was ON the other lea than.
and Democratic officers vero vuuted
for Republican Councils.
II this was good Democracy then. IL
ought to be good Democracy now.
But timea have chanaea. A RennhIican
Council haa been elected and viii. n
permitted by the LcnIslature. eleet
Republican officers IN June. what
was all right six years ago anne.r. 70
be ali wrong now. Indeed 40 anriop.
IA this ex-oouncilman,c edi,or 70 have
n ehanpe made now that ba ia vtIliny
10 admit that the Dam ocrata criavous.
lv ahmed six vears AGO hut NOW ,bav
have their eves onened. tbav arc mani
tapt an,i w,ne The law chanaaa h.c,,
10 what n was hayora Mar, ocrat. N, a,,.
II what IL now ia
Rut vhat ia vropo wifi, Oh. I'm al,
r.adv naa.ad nn.pimnn hr ~. c.
ate and SAINT tn the House n.rr,i,,,n.
the presept f,itv Coupc,, ~ a,.c, 60.
cil oftiesrz for ono va.r .nd a,tar ,h.,
each Camel, IN e,ect FOR tvo ya,,s
Thia hin w.s ,r.r,,r,,.,,, .,.a
upon bv the nresent C,tv Connc,l
Democrata and sanuIa,osn, n,,La
sia pipg n petition In favor otr TnI.
tlll ia now napaing in tho uousa ,,,,
Il II NOT nas.ed by thnt hoav, r. q. !.
bin that allows the old and axnori.
enced off,cera IN he r.-aI.,,ad To- ra
wear of the sncceedino cornc,i ~ 90
fortunate as to be.re.e,ec.sd
A new Council coming into norar
whether RenuhIican or Damoor,t
peeds The excsriepca q, ala or7oor,
md tbi. ia what tha h,u nandinn In
the Uonse nroyidss 10, h., ,.-,n, a
fs,r d,vis,on ~ INC C,,,oi,,., -
of twn v.ar. ma Art yo,r =, ,.at
term would hive Tho old axnerianoea
officials. while the ,.at wear v,,,,Ia
have the new ofticlal. Ia tharo onv-
thing wrong ehout ,h,s9
Oar even,ng coptenn,rorv ,rh,i.
readily discerning tho in.ginsrv in.
iustiee or nm oId citv co,ron aloo,-
In. offacers for n no,t ~ tha ,ar,, =, :.
surceedIno ropncil Nc 1,snornino &C
seams no, 20 have ,,,soororoa &c ~. y
that in the hin for IN. .nno,ntm.n,ss
a meat insnec,or for w,I,n,naton ,ea
came Democr,,,o nrincInIa ann,,a.
that was n,acticsd a. -. - -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

This Is beyond question, the most
successful Cough Medicine we have
ever sold, few doses invariably cure
Bronchitis. while It's wonderful sue
cess, the cure OF Consumption Is wi tn
out parallel In the history of medi.
cine. Since it's first discovery 1t has
been sold on guarantee test which
no other medicine can stand. II you
have cough. We earnestly ask you to
try 1t. Price SOC and 81. II your lungs
are SORE, chest. or back lame, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N. b. DAN
forth. wholesale and retail agent, I'd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

take pleasure to inform my friends
and the public IN general, that l have
located hu sixth and Shipley streets,
lin the Maris building) where i Will
carry on the heater, tin roofing,
spouting, copper. brass and galyaniz-
ing work in ali its branches. Ny per.
sonal attention will be given TO all
work. Repairing OF nil kinds prompt.
ly attended to. Isaac S. Bullock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

The new letter carriers went on duty
yesterday for tue first time. They are:
Substitutes promoted to regular car.
rters, Charles W. Poinsett, David W.
Roberts, Ernest Henderer. DR., Louis
Finger. New Carriers. Charles W.
Sehl. Harry c. Mclean and l.. @.
Adams Tho last named took tho
place OF Hugh Mcbride. resigned.
The new substitutes are John w. Lut z
and James IL. Duffy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02
FREE TRIP
COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION
AND
MARVELLOUS MARION.



En- route to the woRI.p's FAIR. we
want YOU to stop and see Marion, Ind.
the marvellous Gas, Oh and Coal city
OF the magic middle West.
We offer a round trip ticket from
Philadelphia to Chicago, via Marion,
for S25, and with each ticket o coupon
good for s25 iu cash on any purchase
OF real estate made of the Inter Sta to
Trust Co.
Remember. we are giving you a
ticket for less than cost. to induce you
to stop at Marion. and by purchasing
a lot alter seeing the city, your trip to
the Worlds Fair IL free.
The excursion will be limited and
applicants must be booked before Man
Sth, 1898.
Call or address,,
Marvellous Marion Excursion Co.,
7o5 Penn Mutual Bldg.
Philadelphia.
or a.,
Z. L. Hanr. sanat..M siI
Is l.. 4th Stroot, isse's ~ 1-ai'
Wilmington. Del % 49,, :
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. May I. 1893
1492--lS9S.

The Columbian Exhibi.
ton opens to-day. Success
to it the last OF the Cen
ennials, and undoubtedly the
greatest international Fair
the world has ever seen.
We sympathise, and dec.
crate the store with colors
and arms of forty-six nations.
Italy, Spain and America
lead the display of bnnting.
1t will interest you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

One room, one house. or a whole
row, with my immense stock, artistic
designs and skillful hangers, am in
position to handle any trade large or
small, on the shortest notice at the
lowest prices. II. d. HoLr. 2l3 West
Second street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

House cleaning time is at hand. For
interior decorations go to Jones, Az
Market street, the oldest wall paper
house In tho State. New goods al
lowest prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

DIR. John ii. Simms has removed
from No. 422 Market street to No. COG
King street, and has fitted up the
store for tho sale OF drugs and medi-
cinss which he will dispense to inva.
ias and others seeking medical aid.
His remedies are widely known, and
his many patrons will be glad to see
him in his new location.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

SHLOH'S CATARRH REMEDY the
marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphthe.
ria, Canlker mouth, and Headache.
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal injector for the more successful
treatment of these complaints with
out extra charge. Price soc, N. b. DAN
forth. Wholesale and retail agents, I'd
and Market streets. Wilmington, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

Whether on pleasure bent, or business.
take on every trip a bottle OF Syrup
OF FiRs. az 1t acts most pleasantly and
effectively on the kidneys, liver and
bowels. preventing fevers. headaches
and other forms OF sickness. For sale
In so cents and 81 bottles by all lead
ing druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

The fourth anniversary OF the Mite
Society OF kingswood NJ. E. Church
was held last night. The report OF the
society showed that 81. 579. 10 had been
raised In the four years and there Is
now n balances OF s77. A programme
OF both musical and literary seIee-
tfons was given by the society men,
bers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02

ana as the weather will lie fine It would
be well TO have your carriage put in
first class condition at once. so as to
avoid the rush. The best place In the
city Ia at Walther & Co 3, south of
Market street bridge. Give them O
call. All work guarantead.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-02
Ila EialI AInrLst

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street market u fine lot of Delaware
shad and herring, which he is selling
at reasonable prices. Also cod fish
and other varieties of the inny trIEe.