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The morning call., 1893-10-29

GOIOO REDUCED-LIBERTY. Mr.. GUER
eNODUU. zero: new fats z aud rooms; vel
rented; lot 45x114 MADISON IL BURKE.
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u5TEO ANOTHER BARGAIN; NICE TWO
III y ! OU. story bay-window residence or S
rooms and bath; sunny line OF Bus St; lot ~ :61
SO: street accepted.
The morning call., 1893-10-29

| DARK LOTS, NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE
L exposition grounds; call at once II you wish to
buy them cheap. oFARRELL & CO.. II Mont
| gOmerY Sc.
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s55O-Lots; s25 down. balance $40 per month
near D st. and main entrance to Midwinter Fair.
The morning call., 1893-10-29

I q rOOO . NICE BAY-wINDOw FLATS OF
"S1OUVU. 1 ana rooms and bath each: brick
foundations; stone walks: lot 25xI00; 14th ST.
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GIC 6OO VAN NESS AVE RESIDENCE;
u T. OUO. sunny side, close to Pacific ave.
handsome window house; contains IL rooms
and batn: in first-class condition; must be to
be appreciated: lot II :6Xl20. For further PAT
ticuiars apply to WILL +. FISHER Il CO., ID
Post street. oc26 st ThSaSu
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IRREGULAR SEE MRS. PURlZ AND BE
Icontent; rheumatism piles cured.2541a 4th.tf
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0.1IEO ABARGAIN-NICE 2-SToRY BAY
ID Dt1OU. window house of rooms and bath;
brick foundations stone walks; stable on alley
lot 25xl17:6 to an alley; Church ST.; Mission
warm belt.
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0COO0 NEW MODERN COTTAGE. GOOD
tDLOOO. rooms, with city water, stationary
tubs and fine basement; lot 81 :6xlOO; well ioca-
ted: near Telegraph ave. and Grove-st. electric
car line; terms. 500 down. and $50 per months
also Groom cottage adjoining same at $32OO
Apply at once TO WOODWARD s. ALDEN, 9O2
BrOadWaY Oakland. OC2I IL
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0Oe0O MONTGOMERY, Mr.. GREEN; g
tDLOOO. rooms; well rented; LOT 25I70.
MADISON d BURKE.
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Lots 25x1l4 in the warm belt OF the Mission
level and on grade and close to car line.
The morning call., 1893-10-29

LII LADlE-S Of
II monthly Irregularities: any cause; pills ST. :
call or write. DR.. and Mrs. Strassman Post i
AIDES CAN PLACE THE UTMOST CONFT-
IL dsnce in DOCTRESS RUBEN; guarantees a
sure cure for ladies who childless; also cure.
all Irregularities: strictly private home before and
during confinement. with best of care: adopts in
fants; terms moderate. I406 Geary ST. SEQ ON
pRIvATE HOME IN CoNFIN EMENT. zoos
i Mission ST.; ladies who desire to go into con.
fnement with every care and attendance of Ger.
man physician G. K. HkRWIGl and a graduated
midwife (MRs. WEGENER) will find same at
the above address: private diseases OF ladies
speciality; cures guaranteed; babies adopted
Telephone No $685.. IL 3m
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G10O ONLY THINK-LOTS 5Oxl5O Gov
GpiOO. cred with fruit trees, at Elmhurst.
Oakands most thriving suburb: facing electric
road; best chance for home or speculation
terms to suit ALL A. II BREED CO., AGO Ninth
ST. Oakland SET tt
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Park lots. opp Midwinter Fair grounds: both
north and south of the park; from $3.50 to $3.50
each.
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GAZE ON THIS.

MONDAY, OCT. 80, 1898.
Is the day we viii offer the lots at
private sale. Visit the property and
select your lot. The property is
surveyed. fenced, and all lois num-
bered.
Either the Valencia. Mission or
electric cars Will take you near the
property.
The morning call., 1893-10-29

Lots within I block OF Mission-st. Electric roac
good neighborhOod; $3.50
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Lots near the San Mateo Electric road from
$3.50 up Only $5 per month.
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TUST COMPLETED AND z ALREADY SOLD
y Castro Heights; Market st. pass the
door; you make your own terms and we give you
your home: story, rooms and bath; all the
latest electric and sanitary improvements For
further and full particulars apply to O'FARRELL
& co. II MONTGOMERY
The morning call., 1893-10-29

Bv securing lot in the beautiful and well-located
HEYMAN TRACT; cable-cars close by: streets
all graded and severed; only new houses on the
tract and use OF water free to purchasers: terms
to suit; houses will be built according to your
own plans, on terms equal to rent.
oc29 If Su JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market st.
The morning call., 1893-10-29

0IOOO NEW COTTAGE 9 ROOMS IN
SIOOO-Cottage of rooms: $50 cash: 81 mo-
$l6OO-Cottage rooms: 100Xl00, with creek.
S25OO-Cottage rooms: lot 5Oxl5
SlOOO-Lot l25xl35; $25 cash; $l5 monthly.
SllOO-Corner SUx 100: S25 cash; SIS monthly
S25u-Lot 25x100; near station; 81 week
CHAS A. BAILEY, 20 Montgomery st, oc2O II
I or. COR CALIFORNIA AVE. AND FRAN
IL coma ave- for sale cheap Address Bargain
box 81. Call Office. se26 tt
I,HEAP, HOUSES. 920 AND 922 ALABAMA
\ ST. bet. 2lst and 22d: rooms and bath; stone
Sidewalk stone walk in garden; basement plas-
tered. oc2S is
TRADE-lO LOTS ON THE SAN LEANDRO
L road for good clearinghouse Address X. box
123, Call Branch once oc2S 3t*
1ROoM COTTAGE WITH HIGH BASEMENT ):
4 lot 25x144:7. Wood ST., bet Geary and
Rose oc27 3t%
wFFK's NEWS FOR S CENTS THE
n WEEKLY GALL. in wrapper. for mailing.
FINANCIAL.
an -OOO $1,000 AND $4,000 TO LOAN AT
- oUUU. 10 per cent on Al 1rst mortgages;
also $50 900 on stocks and bonds at very low rates
for 2 or months: no delay DE ROCHEMONT
a. POEHLMAN, 4l5 Montgomery st.,r.7. o29 cod 8
6n10OO AT g PER CENT ON CITY REAL
O4UUU estate. GEO. I. KNOX. 444 Califor-
MIA st.
C,AN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
y b3SKearny, only corporation that lends money
on diamonds. watches ;ion interest," ec4 Il
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couraged should call on the doctor and state their
case; save time and money by consulting her be-
fore being treated elsewhere: all female COM
plants treated with umexcelled success and salts
faction guaranteed. MRS. DIR. GWYRR SlI1A
Hyde ST., near Ellis. s. f.. CAL oc2l IT
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cOOO CHEAP: 2-STORY BAY-WIND
ENOUlU. residence OF 7 rooms and bath; SUIT
ter St. wei located; street accepted by the city
lot 2S feet front.
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o. 0O OON BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
u ZU.OUU. Hayes ST.; fine 3-Story bay-win-
dow building in store and fats and rear house;
rruts $3.50 per mcnth; lot 27 :6xl20 to rear
street: S1200O cash. balance can remain at 612
Ier cent.
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A SURE SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR ALL
N monthly irregularities from whatever cause:
no Instruments used: home in confinement with
best possible care aud com ortS OF home; with the
skiH and attention of physician having had
long and successful practice: can safely guaran-
The morning call., 1893-10-29

Q1RRO REDUCED: ZOE PLACE. OFF FOL
Gp1OOO. som, nr. Beale; rents $40; fats
this is a bargain MADISON & BURKE.
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e. SeOO AN OFFER WANTED: NEW COT
I'D D'OOO. tage house on Pierce ST., one block
from Haightst. cars; rooms and bath; lot 25x
lO6:3. BONEE. Toy & co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22

Tomorrow evening IN the Opera
House, The celebration of the thir-
teenth anniversary or Wilmington
Conolave. No. -, Improved Order of
Heptasophs. will tako pluce. Tho fol.
lowing pI ograln will be rendered.
overture. ..,.,s.s. '......+..s...,, orchestra
Prayer. ,...............The Rev. u. X. Cook
Address OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.. Cooper
Part song, "Alerrly Rolls the MIL
Solo. THE Old Toll hooper,.
Address. Our Order"
Past Supre Archon Geo. V. Met1el
Duet, ''The Fishermen"
Mrs. II. l.. Pyle md Miss y. Heck
Male quartettc, "'rhe Old oaken bucket,
Messrs. Darroll. Triggs. Haynor ana
Eaton.
Part SOMEHOW by Days Retiring Lamp"
st. Andrews Choir
Address. Its Objects"
Supreme Organizer John W. Cruett
slolin solo. ...............M Miss A. Elllott
eoio' One Spring Morning." n NJ.
Duet. THE Moon Has Raised Her Lamp
Messrs Barroll and Eaton
Fart song, 20. Hush Thee My bahy
Address, Its Denefits.''
Supreme Archon r. l.. Brown
Male quariettc. The Miller of the bee,n
Messis. Barroll. Triegs. Raynor and
Eatnn.
Part song. Calm lie Thy sIumhers."
BIT. Andrews Choir
A banquet will follow tho entertain
ment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22
THIRD EDITION.


Mr.. Israel Whiteman who lied ut
his late residence, Pleasant Hlll, NJ IA
Creek Hundred. bel. on November II.
1875, after lingering nearly TWO yeai
unweli, was born where lie died, b6
yenrs ago, and has never made any
change. He was married number OF
years ago and ralsed Il family OF four
boys. who have all reached the ageof
twenty-one. Tho oldest. Frank W. is
farming a large farm OF Mechanlts-
willie and 10 dong we'll. The next boy
Willard l., ls Mt home farming Tor his
father. j. Harvey is lawyer In Viii.
mington. j, Leonard, tine younres 1T,
Ia IN Philadelphia at the Medical dol
lege. studying Tor II physiciln.
These boys ar, all bright, sorer, and
Industrious. Mr.. Nhileman leaves
many relatives and friends to mourn
his sudden demise. lie had frieRd5
everywhere and was loved by All VINO
knew him. lie was well.to do farm.
On, a kind husband aud father. The
funeral took place OH Monday. No
yember 20. Services We're conducted
by the key. Mr.. Mason lie read litf'
ferent parts OF Gods word. He tai liked
beautifully to the wife and cons of the
departed. The wife being III since the
denth OF her husband, was unable IL
go to tho cemetery. After taking the
last look, tho remains were taken u
White Clay Creek cemetery
There wero eight pnll.bearhr
Thomas Higgins ios, W. Derrick fOn
VIM. Morrison. John Bali, Phillip
Chandler. Nm stroud, Wesley Wor
rail-, James II. Walker The grave
was bricKed and crmeuted NIL around
the sides. from the BOTTOM to the top
of the grave. There was large
number OF relatives and friends went
back to the house by tho request OF
tho SONS; there were sixty people tool
supper after the funeral. NJ. White
mum Joined himself to White LAY
Creek Church u long limo ago, AMI
has lived faithful Christian eve
since, trying to bo ready 10 meet wha
has now oyertaken him. which
Death.
= Call MT back the dear departed.
AHchur Il siie wErrr = gut ure o eT
On the burdcr land we lott In
Soon 10 meet aud part ~ mora
When we leave thlS world oil cha ees.
When wo leave his world at carp.
We shall tiud our missing lOIcd me,
In our Fathers man ION itlr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22

A certain man upon tho West side
had friend. they were rs Damon
anupythias." Where one was the other
was also. In due time one got married
and at once the friend was Introduced
into his household, but alas no was
wolf In sleeps clothing.
Hardly had he been introduced to
the lady before he attempted o fascin-
ate her and alienato her affections
from the one she hnd promised to
love, honor and obey. In u short time
the friend was everything nnd the
husband was placed in the background.
At last the hubby began 10 lose con-
titence in the friend aud laid a trap to
catch HIN. IL was not long before the
husband found his friend was a wolf
In sleeps clothing,nn at the poll mt OF
q pistol demanded your life, sir, or
Il promise That yon will leave the
town aud never come back again"
He accepted the latter alternative
/ and left at once for the station; as he
! left tho husband followed him toward
4 the depot. lie had hardly left before
/ tho wife dressing quickly hurried also
( to the station. elil the three mot again
! There WAS mutual surprlse. but
the next trnu took the gay Lochlnvar
far away from his former home. II
IL rumnred the wife will follow soon,
when she will have tire opportunity
to repent ut leisure of her folly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22


Miss Katie Banscher. uf Glars sboro.
N. j.. Is spending week WITH her
uncle ami aunt. MIR. and Mira. Adam
Nolte.
Peter Riley, of Newark. spent sun
day with his brother. jonu H8ol tins
borough. ."
Basil McKarlchun, of Newark spent
Sunday with hts parents, Fletcher
Mckarichan and wife. kennett town
ship.
Rev. Father o'Donnell has q often
nicely settled In his new home near
the Roman Catholic Church.
Miss Mary pusey, OF Iowa, is the
guest OF Mrs. Theo. PennocK.
Caleb r. Pyle and wife have returned
home from visiting relatives.
WIN. H. Russell who has been sum
mering ut STAFFORD. returned u Ken.
net Thursday for the willter.
Il. V. WinKarl, Esq, has returned
home FROM Tip to Washington DC.
Airs. Harry Gtceu, of NilmtI on,
spent several days last week with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Bratton.
d. W. Hutchinson, OF Downington
spent Sunday with his family.
Miss BGulah Thompson, of Delaware
is visiting the family of Is. Franz
Wickershain.
Miss Emma carey. north OF hennett
has accepted II position IN West Viz
ginla, as private instructor in Germ al
ana muse.
Samuel Palmer, OF Delaware. spent
Monday with his sister. Mrs. j. W
Sattertliwalte,
Susan W. Daily, OF Hickory Hill
will attain her $50 birthday next We'd
nesday. She e still very active IL
spite OF her years. doing her owl
washing. ironing and baking. ANA he
mental powers are also good. Whel
che had REACHED her 9jth milestone
she walked from her home to oxford
and back The distance ls y miles the
round trip, andsthe walk was com pleL
cd betMeen y Q. M. and = .. N.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22


In the Municipal Court this morning
Joseph Hayden and his assistant.
Thomas Ratledge were charged with
assault and battery on John and Jane
Carson OF East Gordon street.
John Carson deposed that he MIXED
his COWS on Saturday and left them
standing at the stable while he cleaned
the stable out
Mrs. Carson was watching tho cows
and liatledgc struck her In the breast
and called her - 1888 old husser,
and told her II she opened the stable
door to put the cows in that he would
knock Ii out OF her.
] Charles BroOmer testified to seeing
the assault ON MIR. and Mrs. Carson.
Mrs. Carter testified to seeing Hay.
den assault Mr.. Carson.
| Harry and Lizzie Raymond also saw
Hayden assault John Carson.
William u. Eldrdge deposed that
the COWS are pastured in his land.
| Hayden and Ratledge both denied
tho assaults.
i Judge Ball said that the city ordi
nance was never meant for a case OF
this kind. 1t also states that where
by accident cows get at large and
some one fis in pursuit, the cows are
mot considered to DO ut large.
Tie language of you both was out
regeous. 1t should warrant your dis
missal Immediately, especially as
both the parties arc very old. The
Judge then sentenced both Hayden
ana Ratledge to pay line OF $50 and
COSTS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22

II is perfectly right for people to
get their work OF merchandise us
cheap as possible and to pay for it
when received. but The limit Is reached
and passed when the grinding tulies
OF tue necessity of the
person ground and dictates a price
which ID accepted only because com.
PEELED by poverty to do SO This up
plies as we'll to the merchant and
manufacturers. who nro compelled to
get ready money to meet pressing
claim, ms the weary woman with her
family u children, he sic either the
widow or wife OF some husband out
oil work.
1t ID II crime and disgrace to civil
lization Tor any one to try to get the
better of case of this kind. Tho la.
borer is worthy of her hike and should
be paid equal value for her labor. II
q person accepts price which il far
below tue va lue. and which causes this
party many u weary hours labor OIL
many an hour OF mental suffering IL is
no reason why another party should
'chuclle In their sleeve and say: ii
got that job cheap. or ! need a big dis
count there" 1t bilngs foIcibly tr
our mind IhoInus liood's Song o.
tie Shirt"
Work -work-wurk,
My labor never flags;
And whnt are its wages A he'd OF straw
A crust OF bread aud rags,
1 shattered loof-and this naked floor
y tablc-a broken cha r.
Aud u wall 50 blink. my shadow | thank
For sometimes falling there.
IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22

Ii. +. Days, Jewoler. . {. aal ".
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22
Fourth edition

Program of Teachers Institute to be
Held in smyrna. Dec. 9th, 7tt, sth,
9th, 1893.
nr. A. N. Ruub. President OF Della
ware College, will discuss, lst, English
I'd, School Management,
The doctor lie too we'll and favorably
known to tho teachers OF tho county
to need further Introduction.
DIR. Edward Brooke. city superln-
teudent OF schools, Philadelphia, uu-
thor of Crooks Arithmetic, methods
OF Teaching, etc.. will give two talks
on educational Psychology Dr.
Brooks ranks to day among the very
foremost educators of the country We
muy indeed congratulate ourselves ut
having the opportunity to listen to so
eminent an instructor In our own
country.
DR.. NJ. G. Brumbaugh will talk on
lst, Primary Language; I'd, lnterme-
dlato Language; Sd, Higher Language;
18th, How to Save lime; 9th and 9th,
How to STUDY an English Classic. or
him tho N. II. journal Of Education,
iof rottstown. says: "Dr. NJ. q. Brum.
ibaugh Is. without question, the equal
'of any educational instructor In the
country. have never heard any work
tuuJ iOE uuhptiOh, lhOtuubhu oooi
scholarly, characteristics, entertain
ing flashes. and ease of expression,
excelled that OF Dir. Brumbaugh at
lPottstown."
Mrs. Ella C. Hilton. Supervising
Principal. Belview School, Phlladel.
phla. Will talk on. lst, Primary Mem
Der; I'd, Reading; Sd and 4th, U. s.
History. Mrs. Hilton is In sympathy
with the modern educational move
ment, Is thoroughly conversant with
the best methods of teaching, Is. OK
,ceedingly practical, and possesses O
ready, pleasing flow OF language.
Professor W. l.. Gooding, Principal
Conference Academy. will talk or
"Memory Helps." This Is an impor'
tant subject to the teachers and viii
be treated In manner that will be II
Ike epingMith Its Importance.
Prof. A. ID. Yocum, principal o.
Smyrna public schools, will discus.
supplementary Work In the Publ,
Schools" Prof. Yocum's talks ar,
always presented in pleasing, at
tructIve manner, and this will DO M
exception to those before given.
Ix.Superintendent j. Il. Gray will
address tho teachers on some educa
tional topic. MIR. Gray Is fine speak
Ter whose talks are always full 0
good, wholesome advice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22

Az tho colored i4nitor OF the post
office was going to wolk this morning
about half past four O'Clock. he was
halted at Fourth and Madison streets
by two police officers. who wuntsd to
know where lIo was going ut such an
early hour In tho morning. The iani-
tor replied that it wis none OF their
business. The oilicegs then wanted TO
know his name aud where he resided.
10 these questions the jant0r replied
none Of their business, when the OH
GERS proceeded to make IL thor bust-
ness. and the colorad man becoming
frightened at perhaps having to spend
II few hours in turailce. told who lie
was ard where he was en- route for.
whom the officers quickly let 20 OF
thoir prisoner ana walked quickly
down Madison street,
Our readers can sec that our city
guardians are around.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22

The concession which the Sultan OF
Turkey has made in permitting duly
qualified women to practice medicine
In his domlnions, Ia one which. 1t is
probable. will he very welcome to the
people. The Turk Is very jealous and
physicians have frequently been ex-
cluded from families where their ser.
Vices were required. 49,
A story Is told Of Turkish nobleman
who requested distinguished English
physician to look after the health OF
o number OF the Indies OF his harem.
He was ushered into n room into
which the arms OF his patients were
protrudcd through holes In the wall.
and 1t was explained to him that he
was expected to diagnose their cases
by feeling their pulse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22

The two frame houses situated near
the Rockland road, above the Angus
tine paper mills. owned by William
i;rown, caught ilro this morning at
lao o'clock. Willie Brown, who slept
iii tho garret, was woke up by smoke.
lie Immediately ran to his parents
room ami woke them.
Mr.. Brown ls the treasurer OF the
Phoenix Fire company OF this city, and
he battled like hero to put out the
flames. Ali his furniture and clothing
was destroyed. and part OF lIayetts
furniture, who occupied the OF hel
house with Brown, was also destroyed
4 lbs loss is placed at 81 900 on which
WAS All insurance OF $500 in tho Home
Company of New York,
They feel very grateful to Mr.. DaviC
Lindsay and Mrs. Mark Lynch, whC
came to their assistance with clothing
hot eollee and other refreshments.
Mr.. browns family will remain fol
the present at the hcIne OF Il. A. Nc
kelvoy, 1000 Nanburen street.
| The origin oil The lire was derec
tive Hue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22

Ketchem. Belle of FERN Dry, Marie
Lowell. Max, Traitor and Young Lott
terry wero the winners at Colchester
yesterday.
A hundred yard dash and n mile and
half handicap foot race will be held
on Thanksgiving Day 10y the mem hers
OF tho Ncsper Boat CluU, Inltmount
Park, Philadelphia
Tho Lay ton Murphy fight waB pulled
OIL III grove about 80 miles north.
west OF Des Molnes. Ia, on Tuesday
night. They fought at catch weights
Tor pmse OF S6O0. Layton won in
the 10Th round.
The first game In tho interesting
champ onship series at the University
oil Pennsylvania took place yesterday
between the eleven of the Dental ID"
partmcnt aud the % Medical. 1ne
game ended in II Tie OF Il To 4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22

There is no longer one remedy sup.
posed to fit Just one malady and no
other. Paines celery compound, by
z ding to the root OF the evil, by sup
plying food to the nerves. and purify
Ing the blood. cures the group OF dis.
cases that result from Impure blood
and imperfect nerve action. A case In
point follows. MIR. A. q, Gardiner, Of
harrington. II. l.. writes: For IA
years have been troubled with bleed
ing piles; have tried various reme-
dies. but have found no relief. i
bought bottle OF Paines celery com
pound for my wife, she being nervous.
/ thought would see what 1t would
do for me. / was surprised, for l re.
celyed Immediate relief, and have had
very little trouble since"
Paine's celery compound Is the RENE
dy that makos people we'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22

Harry Sleiche. Of Wilmington Was
visiting relatives in tho borough yes
terday and with Richard Downes dIol Q
over TO Carpenter in the afternoon.
Mrs Charles Sicholai, OF Washing
ton. ". G., has returned home after n
pleasant visit to her parents on Mar
ket street.
Lee insey had his wrist hadly cut
and thumb Injured in the tus sic with
the toughs ut tile oil works Oh Satur.
day.
The Japanese tea. which will be
held in the Marcus Hook NJ. H. Church
this evening, promises to he a grand
success. Tho tea will be given under
the auspices of Tho Epworth League.
In connection with the tea there will
be all entertainment, and All excellent
prJsra N has icon arranRel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-22

The REPUBLICAN was wrong in stat.
ing that the insurance on the barn. on
Philip Plunkatts farm, situated near
Corner Keteh, MIS- insured III tho New
Castle County Mutual. IL was
insured in the Farmers Mutual Fire
insurance Co. with Office at No. $50
Market street. Also the insurance on
the Settler barn, OIL the farm of Willie
iDuPont, ESQ was in the same com.
pany. The Farmers have havo had
two or three losses last month and
tho New Castle County noue; they
have Loen more fortunate.