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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

bargains Mt half cost. j. E. Sooy
No. 2l2 King street.

bMAHlnS ~ Htiil cDSb. u. Il. Dppy
M. 2l2 King street.
/ Madame Dennav, of Chicago, the
great test clairsuyant. has no equai il
the world. Gives sou the full MN,
OF ona you vii. marry. No. 5iT Wal
nut street.
w. L Foartl. of the Philade lphi,
Pr 50, visitod relatives in this city
ySs terday.
MIR. George Carter OF tho Evening
journal visited friends near Newark
ycaterday.
W. &. Burnite of Newark is In Phila
delphia.
:. 4. Shippers, OF North East. Md
was in this city yesterday.
DR.. Simms White Puinonlc Balsa IN
the most reliable and unfailing rem
edy for coughs, sore throat aud al
thfoat and lang discusses. A possibly,
consumption preventer. Sure as gooI
, medicine can be 80 cents and 81 b,
all druggists and OF country stores
Medicine parlor, Az Market street
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The Gospel In Francs.

The regular meeting OF the MEGA
Mission Society was held in Delawa /
Avenue Baptist Church yesterday ar
ternoon and was we'll attended. Rev
duced the speaker OF tho session, Rev
Edward Hitchcock, d. j. The doctor
then spoke OF the struggle between
the Roman Catholics and the Hugue
nots and traced it down to the time oi
the Commune. 1t was at this tim
that DR.. Mccall arrived IN Paris ant
fonnd that the people had broken thu
civil law and were becoming disgust
ed with the priests III the whole tho
speech showed of the want oil the gos
pol In FRANCE. Revs. A. \. heigwii
and Lafayette Marks assisted in tll,
meeting, while Miss Emma Lore sani
a solo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
S. {. Cor. Fifth and King Sis.

To llousekecpers would say tut we hive
had such It run hH Our syrup At % teF3ts II
gallon, that We are out. Da Wrdnes lay
lanuary 18th, we W II be able again 10
serve all at 25cen sa@allon. Those prliHea
at p cents for live pounds arc good value
so arc those rasiis. four pounds for -
cents, hey ARE large and fine, so ARE those
seeding flllnsat u cenis. also peaches al
It cents. Those eNupurutci apptF are
cheap, so are those Clipped peaches
so are those ags of Hour at Is cents, 50 Is
or bucitwheat NJ rents Il paciSu@e Come
IN an ttS our coffee. It is worth coming
toi, 50 is Ouf H0lfast tet. Sea Foam flour
makes more Tread, keeps moist longer,
Eahes whittier bread than any flour we
~. With every half pound OF our blend.
ID tea we give you II handsome cup ana
saucer. Graudmother's cookies, ginger
snap, plain snaps. Vanilla waters, milk
hiscuit uhci biscuit. Milk pnila OF Jelly.
Glass pitchers of jelly. Oyster maecaroni,
egg maccdrumi ana the hest saucr-kraut
In tho city. Good butter and fresh eggs.
Those washing machines ut $3.50 sas e
women. sold by +. n. W li.R. $. T. cor.
Fifth aud King streets. il76-'l
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Try Il. Taylor & Sons new labrador
bloaters. kirpered white fish, also fin
nan haddocks. the best, purest anC
only genuine. ALI their fish euret
strictly on the London style. They
have no connection whatever with any
Others appearing ON the market. Theil
stall, the year round. is opposite No
5b3 King street, excepting Saturday
evenings when MT No. 40 King, also
dih ane Madison streets. Also con
stunt supply ut L A. McClure's we'll
known fish stalls at the Sth street mar
ket. Mcclure d TAYLOR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
DuBiIC SALE-will be sold Mt public
I sale at the late residence of Martha
Ford, near the tollgate, on the Kenneth
pike, Christiina Hundred. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, '93
AT ~ o'clock, NJ, Sharp,

l. horses one bay horse, II years: sorrel
horse. ; years old; bay colt. coming 9
years old. red by Macbeth; ! ycarlinn
colt, sired by Raven Bird; black marc .
years old, good family mare, ono pair
of cool mules, IL head OF mich cows, .
iheiters coming years oid l ycar' .ig
hciter, 3good ST. ok bulls. l Poland China
SOW and pigs.
/ Farming Implements Two farm
wagons. hay wagon, | Jaeger wagon |
horse cart. side delivery milk wagon /
Germantown. Spindle wagon made to
der; . trotIing wagons. good us nov; /
sulkcy; l ! DIRK carriage, nearly new; 1
carriage pole, sets OF dearborn harness
: sets of wagon harness. sets of pillow
harness. cart saddle riding saddle collar
BRIDES ana haltcrs, Solithbend plows 6
Wiley plows, Hccitendorn plows Item
mington plow. l Golfer pillow, sets of
twin harrows, Acme harrow, s cultivaturs.
22-whecl cultivutots, roller, horse rake
Missouri grain drlii. one DeCring binder
rect cut, moving machines Buckeye
= Champion l Dcering corn marker
marks two rows seed sowef, bag holder
corn shelter root cutter. Telegraph hay
cutter Van iClilc grain fan, grain
cradles, moving scythe5 corn knives
feed chest. half buShol measure, hay fork
and rope. wheelbarrows. grain shovel
forks hoes pick aud grindstone, shoveis.
8crowhaf, spade, corn by the bushel. -
acres oil wheat in the ground. AID many
other articles too tedious TO mention.
Terms OF sale-All sums OF so and nm
der cash, all sums over that amount Z
approved endorsar. II not paid when due
Interest lded.
i WM. j. BROWN, Administrator,
l.. w. Stidham & Son. auctloncers.
| Ellis Z. Hicks clerk.
""...- ji-2w-d-eod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
WANAMAIIER's.
rnrnAprtrnrA, Wednesday, Jan. Is. 1893.

Pn1LADEIrHIA. Wcdncs lay Jan. Is. 1898.
The Red Convention. On
Saturday afternoon visitors
passed through it at the
rate Of $500 an hour.
The Pocket Leather Goods,
at the bargain prices quoted
yesterday are i'll good guam.
tity,
W omen's Wraps ano
Coats. The causes that have
produced daily bargains fol
a month past are still potent.
The present is a good time
to buy for next Winter.
Dress Goods. The new
designs in French Printed
Woods and Cottons fol-
Spring are appearing daily,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
"WEDNESDAY, JA>uAay is. 1888.


M WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY Is. 1888.
VIII They Back Up sherman
Senator Sherman has at last Intro
duced bill in the Senate to suspend
silver purchases after january first,
1884. aud TO allow National banks to
issue circulating notes to the value
OF bonds deposited. 1t was tho great
pressure of opinion from the Senator's
own party that imFelied him to this
more than all tho promises OF help he
] received from the Democratic party.
The corporars guard OF anti silver
Democrats In the Senate and the
Democratic newspap rs lkp tho
Every Eyening, who arc ''nu28iuE
the Republicans that tho anti ire,
coinage Republicans are not Il major
lily In the Senate. They can do noth-
Ing without the aid OF the Democratic
Senators, who stand before ths coun-
try upon q platform demanding the
repeal OF the silver purchase act.
1t is well enough TO mara tho differ
ence In the position ot the two parties,
and it is vel rot to forget it when
men are talking about which ought 10
take the initiative, which panty will be
res, orsIbia for failure 10 act, on the
part OF this Congress. Now let us soc
how many votes the auti4ilrer par
chase Senators en- Lt.ig to tho aid 81
Senator sherlnaifs repeating net. SEN
ator Sherman saws that in the face Of
their own Platform professions ple.ia..
ing themselves to1eIea,,tEcro arc NOT
ten Democratic senators WHO vii! yats
for repeal. senator Carlisle. Than
whom there is no more honest Demo
cratic member of At, Senate, sgs3f,;ft,s
for his parity thinks thtrn r.isht be
twelve lust about enough 10 piIss,
the minority L Leans, Wt.o would
be opposed to repeal. Possibly twelve,
But why twelve: Why not all Of them,
the whole thirty-eisht Of thems
The Demo retie putf1rm wont
straight at the silver purchase ar, In
terms and By name deugun.iug il ne
"a eowardly makrsliet, frat38ht wfA
possibilities of danger In tiia futras
which should mako al Oh III suetsy.rs-
tiers and its authors uuyj5s,s for IL
speedy repeal" This was hlatgt oafn
and outspakaD. There K No fa-4ljll.t,,
of installing its language. 1t cos4.
United tie party 10 the rPpalI of tie
"eowaraly makeshtft.n At the earliest
opportuuitV. Tnpy were Ia ti,.! 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

As rAA as appears 1poa the ssyF4ge,
Speaker Nhitsman has exercised good
Judgment IN Ills formation OF his
House Committee IN the SoAate TIC
two Republican members seem to ht
wei. taken cure or.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
oNTHuRSDAY,
THE aorn DAY OF JANUARY, 1893

At O'Clock y. M,
The 70 low ny described real estate viz:
All thai nertaii, lot OF land with three
story llllcis dwelling thereon erected sit
Haled in Tie Is Il Wilmington. begin
Htng mt the s5othwcsteriy int rscctfun OF
.inuts Oh and Linden ST reefs thence south
erly tipng SIND aide oil Jackson street II
ietti thence westerly parallel with Linden
street thtect To the cHStrriy side Of II four
iGcf wife alley running ON Linden to
Nipple stree. thence noItheriy along sHii
all..S 81, II feet te the said sou hcilp side
oil ilni0u tiect. ana theme by Il Q sat a
SilsIpriS - iest TO the place OF beginning
lie the cotlteiits thereof what they mag.
Sc I'D and taken IN execution as the
properly Of DUNES Shakespeare and
t'ariht, his wife, muttguEGrA. and {. t.,
aud 10 he sold rs
PElRGE GOULD. sheriff.
Shertl's Oliice, Wilmington. De-. Jan.
lG. 1893, jI0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Hsw the Ministers Family was Clothed.
II lie wonderful how the minister, .
wife in one OF TITO small tgHHs near
Wilmington manasast0 knep her lam.
uy In good clothes at small expense
Her SECRET is said 70 Ua that shB nars
diamond dyes. those little mOut y-sag
Ars that the druggI5ts seil, agI4 ~ stst=
Ing and making over. e4efs.tttftfstt IL
Worn to tothlnE She 4ars Huy. wo.
ulan can econotatze in this wa. ard
yet dresa elegantly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Heart Disease, pa'pl,atlon, pain ii
side, short BREATH oppression, asthma,
swollen anklo5are cured by Dir, Niles
New Heart euro. A new discovery by
the Indian Specialist. Fine illustrated
treatise tree at Il. JAMES BELT, o.
address, The Miles Meatcal Co, Xix
mart Ind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

The Mccullough Iron Company had
let their policies lapse in the homt
companies. New Castle Mutual ane
the Farmers Mutual last month and
had placed their insurance with for
eign companies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

If there ls genuine specific for
piles ii is Old Sauls Pile Ointment,
1t is warranted to care tie most Oh.
stinate cases in u short time. Price
% cents per box. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Look out for b. rglins in cigars. over
half million, at Durstein's, No. East
Second.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

ClERlFF's SALE--BI VIRTUE 0F 4
~ writ OF IeNari facias TO me direct
ed Will be exposed to public sale at the
hotel of Frank II. Pinkerton. in the city,
hundred md county OF New Castle,
State OF Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Famous Now York Butter Cake al
Gardrers, Seventh and Shlpiey.
Butcher, photographer, 20 Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
SHEltlEFS - LIE by virtue of writ
~ OF l.eNhrt iHcins 70 me directed, will
he exposed 10 public sale, at the MOTEL
If lncob Is Hyatt. in stanton, Mill Creci,
hundred, New Castle County. Delaware
oN SATURDAY,
THE @sIH DAY OF JANUARY, 1888
At Ii n'clnck Il. IL

The 70 low ing lpsn Ffhpl raal estate viz
All thlt old corner tavern gti,G'i ana toi
OF laud situate In stanton Mill TTcr;
hundred, cOuuty ana sJnie more ~ Il
vi ich tly d rec M survey i4IJoiiI,tlc md
.Jirscr bed as follows ngIupIy; i5.sriiliIin,.
at an old corner sttJ p=uf Inid now mr. Ia E
ct William Suuthgute: ttIenCp Law auId
SGuthrate's and north 80 degrees ana
Ihirtystiyr minutes. eaot four hnndrsf
mud niGety-s ven feet ION >teuo IN thf
westerly ii lie OF a lane. thence ,,lonm I =
westerly $ de I. ,.ret, / south tonr a. yrnr,
tnnd ifftt minute. cnst two hundred nnG
tuinrtVsrirAt feet Ton rarnprnf ~ Have,
Hickey : lot Thence by SAID I5icIcy's Iot
in part and Inrtty by other iuid INV ol
late of IFtti y Price tnrs,, lfr.i thrn,
courses 10 VIII ;Sontl sixtv-tbren tleyipn,
and forty minutes we 1 Two hiiI,i,,e,i am
Ii, rty-IIiiic Irpt 10 n stoi,c n,rninSt III,
uurth west come. ~ n si1r5i attirrI,,.tl n, +,
small huTn or stalIIp soiI5L siXtS,two ~
rce- anu ciphspeti nfi,irtes VIZ, m,
thIntlr, d ami t6Tty minutes rnst !, nj
e,i ton corner, n, n line % i{rn amir ~
Dieltfy's lul hence thereby The peyt wv,
COURSES TO Nit:
lrtd ,inl Scyeriaen MI twn.,5.,,tha tt tan
10 n stake ANA solifh t,yenty ieTr,.e
ami lWCDtystiye minutes ,.ast fIfnfty.tfy,
aud seyeIi-tcnt6e L 81 tn'n.,,n= st,.Isi il
81 nuti.iItr= hntfhcriv side 81 IN. oiIi Wii
si,5fn4,tG1 AMI yi,,,t,, tt,,t,,tii a. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
ON FRIDAY,
THE ETH DAY OF JANUARY, 1922
aoclocls, p. M,

The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain mCssuare, pluntitt III
or tract Of land, situate, lying and being
IN ApFuuuinimink hundred. New 6estir
county, aforesaid, ionnd ii ana described
lag follows, that Ia TO say:
Beginning at II blue quarry stone, being
the eurner now made between these
premises aNd other lands OF James Y
Moore, from thence with other lands OF
said Moore nd binding herewith south
eighteen degrees east one hundred and
NINETY one pcrchcs 10 II stake in the
i on herly branch of Ilnngnanis creek
being II corner for these premises and
either lands OF said Moore. thence rIp 3 lid
branch II binding with the wutcrcuIirse
thereof and with lands of William and
iwHrd Ncbn to u stake i'll the said
branch corner for sal Mchh. thence leuy
ling said branch and through the woods
north iittS-tive degrees wca nv. and two
tenth pcrches to stone In said woods.
L. 3FneE tor these premises and ltlads OF
j. yrus Polk. thence with land4 of said
ttSru3 Polk north fifty degrees west sew
fcnty-ont aud elght-tenthS pcrchcS 10 II
corner in the centre OF the State road
Heading from tantwelis Bridge 10 black
bird, tittnCc with said road toward Can't
wei ) lirid-e north forty-siN degrees GU vt
IthnetS-iwo Hnd sN-tenths perches to "A
CORNER III said rOadi thence north thirty
three degrees east thrty-tour ptrches TO
in corner IN stii road, and from thence
moth twcnty-etght and quarter degrees
east eighty.hix and sN-tehihs perrlles to
"a corner IN said read, corner Tor these
premises tnd oIhrr lands of sad Moore
tnnh therewit south eighty-scYcn and n
Ehnlt hcsrets east iarty-FiS and three
.itenths reFehes TO the i,rst-mcnt onrti
tstonc aud place OF beginning, containing
ioue hundred and eiphtv-sevetI acres and
lone hundred square perc cs exclusive oil
-irohzis) lie the same NOR or less with Il
II wo-4turie4 striIe and brick awellirp o. and
fl1ltchcu and out houses thereon erected.
Il Seized and taken IN execution MS the
.Epr perty OF Henry II. Appleton and Han
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Quick lunches ot All Kinds ann hot
oakes at f,ardRers Seveptn lH'. SNIP.
ley strset.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
Now the ministers FamIi,-wa. tiat

5000 lbs of good chewing tobacco
at csc Id. Dursteins, SEQ window.
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SHERlFFS SALE-Iy yirtueof writ
~ of Ieyarla FHcias, to me directed. Will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House on Market street. between Tenth
ana Eleventh streets, in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

ClERlFFi SALE-By virtue of writ
~ oil LeNari taclns to me directed, will
bc exposed TO public sale at The Hotel
of Alexander Max well, in Middlctown. in
-. Georges hundred, New Castle county.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
- writ OF Levarl Faclaa TO me al, j red
Will BIO exposed to public sale, uS the
Court House, or Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streeis In the CITY Of
Wilmington, New Caetie county. Def,
oNTHURsDAY,
THEs6Tu DAY OF JANUARY, 1888,
A. . n.atacl- :, -,
AT . o'clock. p. m,

At o'clock. p. m,
The following described real estate. viz:
Al that certain lot or piece of land sit
uated IN Christiana hdndrcd, aforesaid
bounded and described as follows to wit:
Besinning at IL point on the northeast
erly, side OF Pennsylvania avenue. OK
tended at the distance OF ITO feet north
westerly from the westerly side OF Wood
lawn avenue, extended at corner in
Inc OF land now or formerly OF Eleutherd
u. Moorei themes northeastcrly by the
line OF land In a line at ri .ht angles to
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. EXTENDED 10 feet !;
thence hcrfhwestcrly parallel with Pom
H}iranin ayc.eNtehded 20 feet to point In
line OF land now or formerly OF Samuel
II. Kelley; thence thereby sonthwesterly
parallel with the first described line aad
IN line at rlght auEles to Pennsy iyaniu
avenue extended, 40 feet 10 n point ON
the said hortheasterly side OF pennsyl-
wanna avenue exterdod; thenes thereby
southeaaterly 60 feet TO the place of be-
ginning. be tie contents thereof what
they may. etc.
Seized and taken in exec ution as tho,
property of Elizabeth Kelly, wife of
samuel Kelley. formerly Elizabeth Mof-
ietf, Samuel III. Kelly, and {. ts, and to be
sold by
PIERCE GOULD. sheriff
Sherlifs Office. Wilmington, bel, Janu-
arNsio slsa3. ji2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
pTHLIC SALE OF YOUNG WESTERN
i lioRSES-l will sell at IIoekes sin
Del, on
MONDAY. JANUARY 10th. 1884
Att o'clock, p. M,

car load OF horses. suitable for heavy
or Zig hit dranRht. Superior drivers and
general purpose hor.es. The above horses
have been selected especially for this sale
aud Will positively be sold. Terms 90
days ELWoOD WEBSTER. jl2d-w-ts
Stilhaln N Son. Aucts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
ON FRIDAY.
THE 25TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1893
At 10 O'Clock II. m,

The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot or parcel OF land SIT
nate i'll the town of Odessa. ST. tIeufges
Humid ed, New Castle comfy Delaware.
bounded and described as follows: ON
the cast 10y the public road leading from
Odessa 70 Me-, prIuwar. On the
north by lands of William s. Rhodes. on
the west by lane or aLley,on the south hy
lands of of Charles r. Mailcy estate con-
tanning about an ghth of an nero oil
land, he the same more or lest with IA
frame carriase shop ana blacksmith shop
there on erected.
Feizcd and taken in execution rs the
property of Francis puggau, ana to sold
by PIERCE GOT LID, .herifl.
sheriirs Office. Wilmington, Del. IAN.
10Th, ls.3 ilo
I47NECuTots SALE OF VALUABLE
IL REAL ESTATE.
VIII he exposed Mt Public sale, on the
premises. No. $40 East Fourth street, in
The city of Wilmington. Delaware, To
close the estate OF Elizabeth Mooney dc
ceased,
ON THURSDAY. JAN. 18Th, 1898.
Al O'Clock. p. m.
All that certain LOT of land situate on tho
sutIthefiy side of Fourth street, in the
city OF Wilmington aforesaid, distant 50
irtt aud 10 inches tnsterly from the cas-
tcrly side of Lombard street: fronting II
feet oil Fourth street, extending south
win n large thrca storied hrici, devcllt,,
thereon, containing 10 rooms beside I'M
room, ihis house contains al the modern
iiXtures Sc II has hcan arac,as a. t 80
wears. ana Is In tirSi class ,.onittion II w
anecIniiV ndantn5 Tor q i,ntrn nna,.i it,,,
1 house, aud II WIS erected for that pur-
pose. and Is conducted as such.
n,nty 10 ha Ioil !, Tho :, .,,,,,ii -
dayof iiic iii-si ,,toIt ,rs,,r5 ~. y,S~r nv,
tI,iS ,'rs,,,,.,.,' 90 ., ~ ~
In niIr,.i,ascr 20 desires I,aI,i,. ~ ~
,,i,,,tS. =, Ia, ~, ,,.t,t,,, ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

SHERlFF'S SAIE-By virtue OF ~ writ
~ OF leNari Faclas to me directed, will
be Exposed to public sale. 1T the hotel
OF james J.. Dickinson, at Townsend, APP
poquiniuink hundred, New Cast county,
Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
I7NECuToirS SALE OF VALUABLE
IL real. ESTATE.

VIII he exposed mt Public SuIc. on the
premises, No. $40 East Fourth street, in
The city of Wilmington. Deiawafe, To
ceased,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

lDuBLo sALE--will BIO sold At public
IL sale ON the farin OF the subscriber.
near Oifletown. White Clay Creek Hun
dfct, on the read going to Salem meeting
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

S.,,llG 'tiisf.5 sA:5F-BY VIRTUE or y
- writ of i.'Tafi Eaeias.tn me Tire cited,
= i'll lie CHp sod 10 public saie at the otel
u 'cNanue1s Mn well. ia Middfrtown. in
= tor rs tsIit3red. Acw C,tatle e#un.y
ilnt.tAN.l....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

AT one O'Clock, y. M.
3 head OF fresh cows epringers. York
state bulls and COWS. coming in fresh ia
February and March. Warm stove, also
shelter for all horses.
pASSMDRE BROTHERS,
Anderson. Auctipneer. Hicks, Clerk.
IL
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-24

n = ssli V b oss,..si II n. D.s,lzs.
Wla Assfa.

d = sila V b ossP..si II n. Dls.izs.
Wu Ao.f..
II Is whispered about among the
democrats says the Washington Star
that Mr.. Cleveland has practically com
pleted bis cabinet slate, and oneby one
men who have hope to 90 on the list are
ABANDONING their hopes. The only
hing that holds the matter open At all
is said to be some uncertainty As tothe
course Of Mr.. Dickinson. The slate is
said be made up contingent upon his
acceptance Of the State portfolio, and
if he accept the slate win be turned
face down and allowed to remain 50
until the 4th Of March.
The understanding oflthe Michigan
people is that Dickinson will accept,
though be has not formally done 50 yet.
He is holding the matter open as Car
Isle did, with the prospect Of a similar
result. Some time ago Mr.. Cleveland
concluded that he would not appoint a
southern man to the position Of AT.
torney General, but there is excellent
authority to-day for the statementthat
he has reconsidered this and has slated
ex-senator Eustis was an anti-Cleye-
land man before the nomination, and
he and Cleveland were at outs but the
ex-senator took an active part in the
campaign, and the two men are now
on very friendly terms. If Eustis i
appointed the south viii probably get
either the Post ONCE or the Agricul-
tural Department also. Eustis is out
of politics in Louisiana and is n 81
the southern colony" Of New York.
It is expected that Wall, Of Wisconsin,
will be Secretary Of War Gray, Of
Indiana, Secretary Of Agriculture, and
Blount, Of Georgia, Postmaster Gener-
al. This pretty nearly fills the list,
with those who are already known to
be slated.
1t is understood that Judge Walter
Gresham will be offered a place in Mr.
Cleyeland's cabinet. This statement
is made on very good authority.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-24
DIED IN THE

Lady Who Leaves 4 Host ofFrisnds and Relatives
In this Community.
Quite a number of our aged citizens
doubtless remember Sarah E. Miller,
who was born in our town on July 20,
1926. In the month Of October 1916
she was nnitedi in marriage with Mr..
William Y. Grove. After residing
here for several years, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grove removed to Springfield, Ohio,
and from thence to Richmond, Ind,
where in the wilderness Of a then new
country they set up their home. resid-
ing there until the year 1873, when
they removed to Kansas and settled
down upon a farm, where the arduous
work Of the pioner filler D the soil soon
left It's mark upon the husband, and
left Mrs. Groves 4 widow. With the
help Of her little family Of boys and
girls she continuedto manage the farm
until about three years ago, when she
removed to neighboring town, where
she resided until her death, which oc-
cured a short time since. Mrs. Grove
leaves a host Of relatives in this city
and county who regret to learn Of her
| demise.